Jet protests mount over Newark jet plans and noise limits
The Times joins Rep. Florence Dwyer urging Gov. Meyner to delay action on Newark jet operations until the Port Authority report is public. Editorials argue against 112 decibels, endorse lower noise limits, and push rapid transit as a solution. The piece criticizes PA leadership and calls for avoiding jets in dense urban centers.
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Reig
Newark
The
Times
Florence P. Dwyer
Robert B. Meyner
Frederick L. Weisler
Lawrence
L. I
Weisler
Elizabeth
Port Authority
Austin J. Tobin
Congress
Jersey Jetport Bite Association
Congressional Investigating Committee
Port
Congressional
Congressional Committee
Irvington Maplewood Age Beauty Contest Grows
The states oldest baby parade highlights the Irvington-Maplewood park annual event held each August. Children aged 1 to 6 compete in the baby beauty contest, a tradition stretching over more than twenty five years.
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Irvington-Maplewood Park
Free circus week features Rhodins and poodles act
The new week’s free circus opens Monday spotlighting The Rhodins European aerialists with revolving ladder igging the Goudsmith Brothers and their trained French poodles and Charles and Cherie Gregory who coax music from vacuum cleaners and rubber gloves Billy Outten’s 110 foot fire dive ends in a shallow tank The park pool hosts bathing beauty finals August 21 and teen talent contests Wednesdays after noon Olympic Park reports higher adult attendance amid a tide of diversified family entertainment
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Rhodins
Goudsmith Brothers
Charles
Cherie Gregory
Billy Outten
Park Pool
Olympic Park
Coast Guard offers Reserve Unit Instructor program at Sandy Hook
Lt. Commander John F. Lembke announces an accelerated Reserve Unit Instructor program for veterans of any armed forces. Positions available at last held pay grade or higher with civilian gained advancement. Program aims to protect ports in emergencies and train personnel to augment regular forces. inquiries via Sandy Hook Reserve unit or Lt. J. A. Russell at Shady.
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Sandy Hook
John F. Lembke
Coast Guard Reserve
Ortuag
Coast Guard
J. A. Russell
Shady
Information Request to Commanders at Third Coast Guard District
A scanned fragment directs readers to contact Commander, Third Coast Guard District, Customs House, New York, New York for information. The line implies official correspondence and location details for inquiries.
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Third Coast ‘Guard District
Customs House
New York
Hillside Reservists complete Fort Eustis active duty training
Hillside New Jersey specialists Malcolm Ty Singerman and PFC Willard W Cupit of Army Reserve units completed two weeks of annual active duty training at Fort Eustis Virginia. Singerman is a 1953 Hillside High School graduate and Cupit a 1954 graduate. They work as clerk and helicopter repairman's helper respectively.
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Fort Eustis
Hillside
N. J
Malcolm Ty. Singerman
Williard W. Cupit
Singerman
Percival Singerman
Bailey Avenue
250Th Transportation Detachment
Army Reserve
Morristown
Hillside High School
Airborne Accessories Corp
Cupit
Oakwood Avenue
828Th, Transportation Company
Trenton
Hillaide High School
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
Upsala College
East Orange
Port Newark
Walter Niemasz
Ronald S. Gawle
Walter Robin
2Nd Motor Transport Battalion
Camp LeJeune
S. C
Niemasz
Gawle
Robin
Marine Reserve
Joseph J. Farrell
USMCR
Campus Socials Highlight Newark College Figures
On the Newark State College campus Union this Summer Mrs Cylia Abramo witz and daughter Carol of 1391 Doremus place are featured. Carol, Class of 1960 graduate, pursues a master’s in speech pathology while teaching at George Washington School. Her mother, Maple Avenue School staffer, Newark, studies fine arts and social science. Joan Costanza of 342 Yale Avenue and Barbara R. Schimel of 1457 Mann Avenue Hillside have been accepted to Rutgers College of Nursing for September per Robert P. Binna admissions director.
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Newark State College
Union
Cylia Abramowitz
Carol
Doremus Place
George Washington School
Maple Avenue School
Newark
Joan Costanza
Yale Avenue
Barbara R. Schimel
Mann Avenue
Hillside
Rutgers College of Nursing
Robert P. Binna
State University Newark Colleges
SBA Will Assist Dislocated Firms
Small businesses harmed by urban renewal highway and construction programs can obtain low interest long-term loans from the Small Business Administration under a program announced by Acting Regional Director BE A. Liebman. Loans up to 20 years may be made directly or with banks. for loans approved through June 30 1962 the rate is 3 percent.
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Smal
Small Business Administration
BE. A. Liebman
SBA
Congress
New SBA Loan Program Expands Urban Renewal Support
President Kennedy signs the measure expanding the SBA revolving fund by 25 million dollars to back loans for urban renewal and related construction. The program allows up to 90 percent SBA participation, 20 year maturities, and potential for working capital, while banks may add interest within legal limits. Applicants must show solid business history and repayment prospects, with collateral considered and applications via SBA field offices.
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Kennedy
SBA
Ward William and Co Names Executives to Top Posts
Dr. William E. Mydans was named chairman and Eugene H. Howard president of Ward William & Co, an industrial advertising and public relations agency in Union. Founders Mydans and Howard were previously president and vice president. Three new vice presidents join the executive committee and creative group: M. Marion, Franklin D. Walker, and Frank J. Bernhardt. Marion becomes director of operations. Bernhardt remains art director. Walker remains account supervisor on the American Smelting and Refining Company account.
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William E. Mydans
Eugene H. Howard
Ward William & Company
Union
Mydans
Mr. Howard
M. J. Marion
Franklin D. Walker
Frank J. Bernhardt
Marion
Bias In Security Bill Hit By Hughes
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard J. Hughes urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to retain a provision in a security bill. He communicated with Benjamin Epstein president of the New Jersey Region of the American Jewish Congress expressing his position.
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Hughes
Richard J. Hughes
Benjamin Epstein
New Jersey
American Jewish Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mutual Security Bill Debate Highlights Antidiscrimination Clause
Telegrams to hubert humphrey and james mitchell show a Jewish group pressing for inclusion of an antidiscrimination provision in the Administration's Mutual Security Bill. They warn that Arab discrimination targets Jews and urge equal rights for all citizens regardless of religion.
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Sion
Ina
Huchey
James P. Mitchell
Anlebias
America
Hughes
Aimer Jeans
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