Memorial Day Parade Plans for Hillside Dedicate Kennedy
Hillside sets Memorial Day schedule with a 10 A.M. start from the High School. Paraders proceed to the Municipal Building for remarks by Grand Marshal Harry Weinstein and Walter Howell, then advance to Memorial Drive and Evergreen Cemetery for services. Three divisions include veterans groups, police and fire units, and the Essex Troop of Cavalry with school bands and local service organizations.
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Hillside
John F. Kennedy
Herbert Weinstein
Charles Wernicke Jr
DAV
Liberty Ave
Grand Marshall
Harry Weinstein
Essex Troop of Cavalry
Hillside Old Guard
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Police Athletic League
Little League
Babe Ruth League
Pop Warner League
Kiwanis, Rotary, Lions, Knights of Columbus
Hillside Elks
Hillside Unico
Stand on Prayer Choice Spurs Baptist Opposition to Amendments
The Southern Baptist Convention and its northern counterpart oppose amending the U.S. Constitution to allow school prayer. They argue religious liberty must not be overridden by majority rule. They favor voluntary non sectarian services in schools instead. The piece notes the need to preserve separation of church and state amid ongoing controversy. It also covers a superior court reversal of a Hillside zoning decision, allowing a gas station and office building at North Broad Street and Williamson Avenue, with consideration of land use versus public ordinances.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Atlantic City
Baptists
U.S
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Walter L. Hetfield II
Hillside
North Broad St
Williamson Ave
Depp Con Suction Co
Newark
Sidney 3Imnbaum
Defrand
T He
Dopp
Zoning Board
Hillside Ave
Tax hike blamed on Democratic blunder in town program
Hillside homeowners paid over a quarter of a million dollars extra in property taxes over two years after the Democratic Township Committee adopted a premature revaluation plan. Republicans charged that the 1960 law required reassessment, but delays shifted the effective date until January 1, 1965. They argued homeowners would face higher taxes while industrial taxes drop, citing witnesses at a January meeting at 168 Long Ave and noting prior committee members Ackerman and Desch.
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Hillside
Democratic
Charles S. Tracy
Long Ave
State Senate
Assembly
Senate
Democratic Township Committee
Ackerman
Desch
Joseph Ram
Arthur Dienst
Lorry Englander
See Johnson Leading to Victory for Hillside Democrats
Approximately 300 supporters filled the Hillside Democratic Club dinner dance on May 24 as Mayor Monroe Ackerman and Jer Dischler prepared for re election. Police Commissioner Robert Diamond hosted and praised Ackerman as a dedicated honest official, while Dischler’s long service drew accolades. Speakers predicted a Democratic landslide under Lyndon B. Johnson, with County Chairman James Kinneally invoking signs of progress since FDR era.
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Monroe Ackerman
Jer
Hillside Democratic Club
Diana
Union
Ackerman
Dischler
Robert Diamond
Acker
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Johnson
James Kinneally
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Alvin Grossman
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Ida la Bruno
Karen Lemond
Regina Grossman Schwartz
Harry Hitelberg
Anita Rosenstein
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Marshall Lipson
Barbara Sweeney
Renee Royal
Ronald Rozan
Elizabeth Stafford
Paul Edelson
Ronald Stern
Mark Strum
Sheldon Jaffe
Maryann Zaroshlinski
Gail Steinberg
Lou Hess
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Hillside Photo Service
Louis A. Dischler
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Congress
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