Hillside Students Tour United Nations in New York City
Eighth grade pupils from Hillside Avenue School visited the United Nations in New York as part of a history unit. Secretary General U Thant addressed the General Assembly. opening session had been postponed due to a Russia assessment issue. Teachers accompanying the group included Mrs. Lida Aronson and others. trip capped their studies on the UN. In a Hillside Regulation Commission meeting, Vincent J. Dotoli announced Armand A. Addonizio as Hillside Adult School Program representative and Moe Goldberg as Hillside Pool Commission representative.
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Hillside Avenue School
United Nations
New York City
U Thant
General Assembly
Li.n
Lida Aronson
U.N
Sharon Bower
George Ro Sen
Martin Cohen
Hillside Regret Commission
Vincent J. Dotoli
Armand A. Addonizio
Hillside
Dotoli
Moe Goldberg
Kress Sees 1965 Outlook Good for New Jersey
John W. Kress of the Howard Sayings Institution predicts a bright 1965 national economy with a broad upswing. He cites a 5 percent rise in gross national product to 665 billion, strong auto sales, and robust appliance and furniture shipments. New Jersey's economy should mirror the national trend, though unemployment in Newark remains a concern with 19,000 unemployed in October.
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New Jersey
John W.kress
Howard Sayings Institution
Newark
The
Business Council
Dfeney
Ford II
Miusav
Commerce Department
SEC
State Conservation Department
Atlantic City
Monmouth County
Harry J. Callaghan
Newark Area Redevelopment Corporation
Shef'narion
National State Trust Officer Appointed Vice President
Lehr W. Pitts of New York City is named vice president and trust officer of National State Bank Elizabeth, to bolster the expanding trust department. Pitts brings broad experience in corporate trusts and estate planning and stresses teamwork with clients’ attorneys and other advisers.
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Lehr ‘W. Pitts
New York City
National State Bank
Elizabeth
Emlen Roosevelt
Trust Department
Pitts
Tev Department
Trust
Don’t Mention It There’s a Reason Readers Told
A terse motto circulated among readers urging discretion about topics to avoid in public. The note highlights a social pattern of self censored discussion and shared understanding within a community.
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Maple Avenue Waverly
Salem Delicatessen
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Hollywood Liquor & Delicatessen
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Nate Lava
Wycko’s Cafe
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Lois
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INKU
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Knishes
Kress
National State Trust
Johnny Murphy
Cherry & West Grand Sts
N.J
AL Zimmerman
American Expres and
Dinera Club
Townley’s
North Ave
Union, N.J
Moss Avenue
Gourmet Magazine
Bernie’s Bergen Sweet Shoppe
Bergen St
M.J
Bernie and
Charlotte Dinnerman
Ovi Chu
Sherman Ave
Elizabeth EL
Burry's Biscuit CO
Hollywood Tavern
Hollyweed Ave
Long Ave
John L. Dixon
Red Reid
Butch Shard
Bill Johnson
Gloria Chu
Springfield
Hillside Pork Store
iBolognas & Poultry
Christine
Cherry Street
Ikesselman’s Liquors
Maple Avenue
Hillside, N.J
Waverly
Kullan
Burgerama
Julius & Kay Augarten
Lexington Delicatessen
Shoemaker
Harry 'S
Maine
Citizens Club
Bloy ST
Cor
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Chuck Peters
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