Medals Presented at Fort Monmouth for New Jersey Soldier
At a Fort Monmouth ceremony, the widow and parents of 22 year old Joseph T. Tangarie received posthumous Bronze Star for Heroism, First Oak Leaf Cluster for Meritorious Service, and Purple Heart. Tangarie died in combat March 25 while a rifleman with the 8th Cavalry. His wife Mrs. Sue Tangarie and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tangarie accepted the decorations from Maj. Gen. W B Latta of the Army Electronics Command.
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Fort Monmouth
New Jersey
Vietnam
Purist
Joseph
T. Tangarie
8Th Cavalry
Sue Tangarie
Colonial Arms Road
Thomas Tangarie
State St
W.B. Latta
Army Electronics Command
Pvt
Joseph T. Tangarie
Tangarie
Mrs. Lebau Honored at United Fund Kickoff Dinner
Mrs. Lebau honored at the United Fund of Eastern Union County kickoff dinner in Hillside. Birthday cake with one candle marked her anniversary and service to community fund raising. Daughters Sharon Allison and Pamela Brewster joined in the presentation.
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Harry Lebau
Pamela
Stevensey
Lebau
United Fund
Union County
Harold M. Brewster
Hillside
United Fund of
Sharon, Allison
Pamela Brewster
Brewster
Union Ave
Oriscello Seeks Re-Election as Hillside County Sheriff
In the Hillside County Democratic Headquarters opening, Sheriff Ralph Oriscello announced his bid for another term citing 26 years as Deputy Chief and leadership of the Elizabeth Police Department. He notes his Civil Service exam credentials and his role in forming the Mutual Assistance Pact in August 1963 and his multiple “firsts” from jail chaplains to a high school equivalency program. Governor Hugh L. Crosier appointed him to SLEPA in August 1968.
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Hillside
Ralph Oriscello
Elizabeth
Union
Criscello
New Jersey
New York State
Oriscello
Union County
Hughes
Sheriff Criscello
State Law Enforcement Planning Agency
SLEPA
GOP Sees Trend Toward Ticket in Hillside Election
Harold Wovs aniker, Bell-Feltman campaign manager, cites a Hillside house to house survey showing a national like shift toward the Republican ticket. The poll suggests independents and Democrats may oppose local and national Democratic candidates, signaling a demand for responsive government and a change "all the way."
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Harold Wovsaniker
Bell-Feltman
Wovsaniker
Hillside
E. Jonathan Bell
Franklin A. Feltman
Ram
UNICO Views Golf Film at Hillside Meeting
The Hillside Chapter UNICO National viewed the 1968 Masters golf film in color at its monthly meeting last Tuesday night. Highlights included the first hole in one captured by a camera.
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Hillside
Unico National
Institute Conference Addresses Urban Problems in Newark
The Social Welfare Research Foundation of New Jersey hosts a full day event at the Military Park Hotel Newark on October 17 with sixteen institutes led by social welfare experts. Main speaker Rodger L Hurley discusses The Ghetto and the Helping Professions alongside topics from sex education to the urban crisis and day care. Delegates will attend registration morning sessions luncheon and afternoon programs with contact at Room 206 60 South Fullerton Avenue Montclair NJ 07042.
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Social Welfare Research Foundation of
New Jersey
Military Park
Newark
Rodger L. Hurley
Hurley
Robert Coles
The
New Republic
Social Welfare Research Foundation
South Fullerton Avenue
Montclair
Hillside Community Orchestra Reopens 1968 69 Season
The Hillside Community Orchestra resumes activities for 1968 69 under conductor Michael J. Buglio. Rehearsals are every Tuesday at 8 PM in Hillside High School Music Room. Board meeting October 10 at the Newmans home. Ben Newman president invites local musicians to join via consultation with call 923-2720.
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Hillside Community Orchestra
Michael J. Buglio
Hillside High School
Ben Newman
Cley Street
Hillside
Newman
Newrhan
Hillside Municipal Court Fines Major Traffic Offences
In the Hillside court session on October 10 1968 Jules Rossi pleaded guilty to neglecting premises at 102 Williamson Ave and fined 100 dollars Theodore Loya pled guilty to driving an unregistered vehicle with a 45 dollar fine Joseph Newberger found guilty of unsafe move fined 25 dollars John M Albino found not guilty of inattentive driving Louis Bakonyi pleaded guilty to drunk driving fined 205 dollars with two year license revocation and 30 dollars for hit and run Edward Pfaff Hillside driver jailed for DUI fined 205 with two year license revocation plus 25 for leaving scene Charles Blue of New York found guilty of speeding 48 in a 25 zone and driving without lights with fines 25 and 15. he was also found not guilty on being unlicensed William Strickland Newark fined 10 for excess acceleration with payment suspended Willie Harris Newark fined 205 for driving while revoked.
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Hillside
Jules Rossi
Williamson Avenue
Theodore Loya
Irvington
Joseph Newberger
Mt. Vernon
Louis Bakonyi
Newark
Edward J. Pfaff
Charles C. Blue
New York
William P. Strickland
Willie Harris
Duff Outlines War Views In Livingston Meeting
Dr. John Duff a Seton Hall history professor and 12th C D Congressional candidate hosted a Union County Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy delegation at his Livingston home. He urged an unconditional Vietnam bombing halt a new South Vietnamese government civilian spending shift and de Americanization if negotiations fail. He also called for cutbacks in military spending to fund urban and domestic needs and supported expanding Upward Bound programs to tap human resources.
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John Duff
U. S. Congress
12Th C.D
Union County Committee
Livingston
Seton Hall University
Vietnam
South
Duff
Office of Economic Opportunity
Seton Hall
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Mrs. Lebau
Ie Sr
GOP
UNICO
di Vincenzo
Argentina
Dominick F. Peterpaul
Edward A. Oakie
Queen City
Pontiac
Plainfield
N.J
John L. Stasi
the Manor
W. Orange
Sam Fazzone
Dennis Agerup
Walter Salkewicz
Liberty Ave
Louis Devin
John M. Albino
Eene
Joseph Florio
Elijah Gibbs
Hillside W.J. Times
N.J. Taxpayers Ass'n
Trenton
Acme
Aldine
Arthur Aoy
Bailey Baker
Baltimore Bank
Beechwood
Bellview Blog
Band
Boston
Bradford
Broadway
Buchanan
Cedar Center
Chapman
Chester Clark
Coe Ave
Columbia
Florence Frances Franklin Gertrude Gurd Harding
Bell & Feltman
Maple Ave
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