Delegates Front-Runners Named For Upcoming Primary
Voters face a large 133-name ballot with delegates at large district and alternate posts. Case-led uncommitted group may back a favorite son, while Union district delegates Ludwig and Roessner lean Nixon. Hughes favored by Democrats. Humphrey by United Democrats. McCarthy backing by Heckel group. House race features Dwyer vs Huff. sheriff nominees Brinkerhoff and Criscello. surrogates Kanane and Leonard. register candidates Durkin and Kania. Local slate shows Ball and Feltman for Republicans against Ferrigno and Corwick. district contest Tygart vs Duffy.
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Senator Case
Union
Donald Ludwig
Gilbert Roessner
Richard Nixon
Richard Hughes
United Democrats
Hubert Humphrey
C. Willard Heckel
McCarthy
House of Representative
Cong. Dist
Florence P. Dwyer
Johnb. Huff
Vincent L. Brinker
Hoff
Ralph Criscello
Mary C
Hillside Police Report Security Check and Local Thefts
Hillside police reported the Wanton Pump and Equipment Co building at 535 Sweetland Ave was secure after an alarm at 3 56 a m. Patrolmen Brindle and Meyer recovered a car reported stolen in Newark. A nine year old boy was accosted by five youths on Maple Ave. at Oakland Ave. and money was demanded but none found. A car owned by Jesse Rogers of Newark caught fire on Long Ave near Gurd Ave. An abandoned car on Mading Ter. was found with motor running and a screwdriver inside. A car owned by the mother of Joel Laddy on Chester St was entered at Westinghouse Electric Corp. with roof slashed and $310 of gear stolen. Police found the Precision Lighting Co. in order at 11 58 p m. last Thursday after an alarm. An 80 year old man cut his hand on a Public Service bus sign and was treated. Glass panes broken at a Hill side resident on Race St. Two bicycles valued at $38 were stolen from Marvin Weiss's driveway. Deputy Police Chief Shelbourne spoke to the Honorary Patrolmen's Benevolent Association about narcotics.
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Maple Ave
Oakland Ave
Newark
Jesse Rogers
Stone St
Rogers
Long Ave
Gurd Ave
Fire Co. 2
Joel Laddy
Chester St
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Anthony Saluta
Hillside Ave
Milton M. Lilien
Marvin Weiss
Hollywood Ave
Death of Jacob D. Triano Ruled Unknown Cause in Newark
Services were held for Jacob D. Triano at Biondi Funeral Home in Newark. The 28 year old was found dead in a vacant four story building rear of 210 Spruce Street with a chest wound. police could not determine if stabbed or shot. His narcotics registration and wallet were found with the body. one shoe missing. Autopsy performed at Spatola Funeral Home.
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Biondi
Newark
Jacob D. Triano
Broadway
Spruce St
Joseph Kinney
Homicide Bureau
George Alford
Newark Police Department
Spatola
Mt. Prospect Ave
Feltman and Bell Talk Merkle Property Amid PTA Backing
Ed Bell and Frank Feltman air a second recorded dialogue about the Merkle property with Hillside Times readers. They cite PTA members and local petition efforts from 1960 to 1965, noting community input shaped the plan and acknowledging a miscount of 607 signers.
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Ed Bell
Frank Feltman
Hillside Times
Merkle
Frank
Hillside Avenue School
PTA
Alice Gillmore
Ruth Schuman
Hillside Avenue Pta
Town Hall
Arnold
Howard Finkel
Memorial Day Parade Sees 70 Units In Hillside Event
More than 70 local groups will participate in Hillside second annual Memorial Day Parade led by the Jaycees. Admiral Padula and Major General Nulton will review, with Air Force C-141 Starlifter saluting at 1 p.m. Over 4,000 flags will be handed to children. parade ends with services at the Municipal Building.
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Jaycees
Martin Prince
Hillside
Air Force
Arthur Padula
U.S.N
Henry G. Nulton
U.S. Army Reserve
U.s.ma~arine Corps
Hillside Pal
Hillside Kiwanis Club
James Sasso
Eliezer Cohen
Sinai Congregation
John Tykes
Church of Christ the King
Richard Fox
Hillside United Presbyterian Church
Hillside Camera Club
Girl Scout
Union County
Joanne Messineo
Hillside Disabled American Veterans
Chas. Wernicke, Jr
Money Stolen From Vending Machines At Dixie Diner
An undetermined amount of cash was stolen from two vending machines at the Dixie Diner on Route 22 between 4 p.m. last Thursday and 4:50 a.m. Friday. Nichola s Lardas of 337 Florence Ave reported entry gained by pushing a screen. A cigarette and pen machine and $20 from a drawer behind the counter were taken along with missing cash from the register.
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Dixie
Route 22
Nicholas Lardas
Florence Ave
Come For A Swim Pool Open Weekends In June
The Swimming Pool Commission announces weekend pool openings on June 8 9 and June 15 16. Badges are required for entry and ready for applicants. Join now to avoid missing the season’s fun.
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The
Swimming Pool Commission
Ted
Falling Metal Causes Injuries at Local Plant
Ray Harris aged 29 of 1094 Congress St Teaneck sustained a forehead cut at 3 17 pm last Wednesday when metal fell from a forklift at Mid-states Container Corp 1319 N Broad St. He was thrown off balance, fell from a truck, and struck his head. Six sutures were required at St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth and he was discharged after treatment.
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Ray Harris
Congress St
Teaneck
Mid-states Container Corp
N. Broad St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Sylvia Ross’s New Phone Number Noted
The social editor Mrs Sylvia Ross has a new telephone contact listed for correspondence and columns.
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Sylvia Ross
New Zoning Reforms Move Toward Six Month Permits
The planning board submits a 41 page zoning ordinance to the township committee after a two year study. It replaces a 1950s apartment ban and limits building or use permits to six months, otherwise they expire. The measure aligns with the master plan and awaits hearings.
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Planning Board
Trip to Police Department Delights Local Students
A Calvin Coolidge School letter from Sheryl Coopersmith describes a school visit to the police department. She praises learning about thugs guns and jail cell confinement, fingerprints, wanted posters, and the officer who guided the tour.
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Police Department
Mr. Voelk
Sheryl Coopersmith
Calvin Coolidge School
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North Broad St
Union County Road Department
Hillside Po Department
Arthur Seale
Walter Gardiner
Union County Planning Board
Phillips
Wanton Pump and Equipment Co
Sweetland Ave
David Brindle
Emanuel P. Meyer
David L. Warmer
Keer Ave
Mading Ter
William Simmons
Precision Lighting Co
Central Ave
Phyllis Williams
Race St
Danguana
Seer
George A. Shelbourne
Hillside Police Department
Honorary Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Hillside Local 70
PBA
College Inn
Liberty Avenue
PLAS
Maple Avenue
Feltman
Bell
St. Lucy’s
Minutemen Colonial
Argonne Post No. 6
Blessed Sacrament “Golden Knights
B'nai B'rith
Walter Howell
Alan Painter
U.S.A. Marine Corp
William R. Schutsky
Alex Schutsky
Buchanan St
N. J
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Schutsky
Military Academy
Hillside High School
Moe Bierman
Marvin Corwick
Evelyn Forer
TOBIA
BBC Appliances
Liberty Avenue Waverly
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