Life Scout Edward White Earns Eagle With Emergency Patch
Edward White completes a 60 day Eagle project Safety in the Community designing a large E patch carrying Police Fire and Ambulance numbers. He raised funds had the emblem produced and will post the Emergency Numbers on town traffic lights. He is pictured with Police Commissioner J Arnold Witte Mayor John G Kulish and Commissioner Charles S Mancuso.
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Edward White
Edward
J. Arnold Witte
John G. Kulish
Charles S. Mancuso
Hillside Photo Service
Dem Seeks Missing Letter On Municipal Insurance
Dem candidate Vincent Baldassano asks Mayor Kulish to publish Richard T. Bueschel inquiry letter about municipal insurance premiums. Baldassano cites a $150,000 annual cost and disputes the budget shortfall claim, accusing underestimation and political maneuvering.
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Vincent P. Baldassano
John Kulish
Richard '. Bueschel
Kulish
Hillside
Richard T. Bueschel
Baldassano
Br. Vincent Baldassano
The
Daily Journal
Hillside Week Repression Sparks Berlin Wall Talk
Bruce Laing from Pingry School described tight Berlin Wall controls at a Hillside Rotary Club meeting. The discussion included development of computer escapees and featured Rotary President SFR KH HOH with remarks on security and international events.
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Aga
Berlin Wall
Bruce Lainside Rotary Club
Laing
Oln
Pingry School
Germany
Bruce Laing
Rotary
SFR KH Hoh
Times Considers Higher Price Amid Paper Shortage
The Times warns readers that ongoing paper shortages may force costly printing on premium stock and a possible 25 cent newsstand price. The notice flags potential price changes if the emergency continues.
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the Times
Set Examination For Police Department
Examinations for police department membership will be held for qualified applicants. Applicants require one year of college study, age 18 to 35, minimum height 5 ft 7 in, weight 185 lbs, visual acuity 20 20 with or without correction. Written tests may be taken on several dates at Parker St Newark and Woodrow Wilson High School Cafeteria Camdoy, times 9:30 a.m. or 6:30 p.m. Continued on Page 7.
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Police Department
Parker St
Park Ave
Newark
Woodrow Wilson High School
Federal St. Camdoy
Hillside Ambulance Squad Alleges Duty Conflicts With Fire Department
Hillside ambulance volunteers told the Township Committee they want the squad to be fully on duty evenings and weekends when the fire department is not providing coverage. Leader Matt Speesler charged the Fire Department directs ambulances even when the squad is available, arguing the current system wastes taxpayer money and insults squad members. District officials said they met with the squad and expected a grievance letter from President Eleanor O’Neil.
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Fire Department
Matt Speesler
Hillside
Speesler
Burton Perera
Fie
Bergman
Eleanor O'Neil
John Kulish
Beremantad
Morton Bluestone
Democratic Committee
Vincent Baldassano
Stage Rally Monday For Israel at Hillside Lodge
Hillside B n a i B r i t h Lodge 1514 sponsors an Israel War Emergency Mass Rally on Monday October 22 at the War Memorial Building Liberty Ave. Comedian Joey Adams stars on stage and among many celebrities will attend along with major regional political candidates. Reverend John Gravel will be main speaker with music by Mike Fields and his orchestra.
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Senate
Frank McDermott
Alex Menza
War Memorial Building
Liberty Ave
Sasha
Hillside B'nai B'rith Lodge 1514
At & P.m
Joey Adams
State of Israel
John
John’ Gravel
Exodus
Mike Fields
American Guild of Variety Artists
Murphy Opposes School Bus Integration in Hillside Campaign
Republican candidate Jack Murphy urged the Board of Education to abandon busing plans for Hillside schools. He argued the primary duty of elected officials is to reflect community wishes and promised to push against forced busing and potentially replace the board with appointees opposed to it.
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Jack Murphy
Board of Education
Murphy
Board of Edication
Township clash over finances and ethics drive council meeting
At a town meeting the mayor and finance commissioner traded charges over 60th Anniversary Committee funds and insurance bills. Officials approved a Code of Ethics, disability retirement pay, flood control measures, tax revalua tion and police promotions while planning sale of unclaimed bicycles and prohibiting alcohol on municipal property.
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Faldassana
Kulish
Paldassane
Eugene Andrukite
Haldassano
Baldassano
Iam Neorreet
Washington
Balissano
Jack Murphy
Robert Dollinger
Lehigh Place
Bergman
Joseph Fenlak
Michael T. Galloway
Poiceman Alols J. Stier
Daniel Menza
Hillside Ave
Community Center
Stanley Magdon
Boston Ave
Healthier Town Health Fair Sees Strong Turnout
The Third Annual Hillside Health Fair drew a large crowd with expanded medical screenings and immunizations. Highlights included lung capacity testing, new diabetes screening tech, and a mobile audiometer van reducing lines. Overlook Hospital ran tests but depleted disposable mouthpieces. Captain D. Fiori and the 50th Medical Battalion provided blood pressure checks as officials from Westwood, Plainfield, Orange, Union observed.
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Overlook Hospital
Bernard Ehrenberg
Casilli Labs
D. Fiori
50Th Medical Battalion
Frank Light
Angelo Bon=nano
Westwood
New Jersey
Plainfield
Orange
Union
Hillside
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Owney
Albert Guietes
Sanford Ave
International Credit Union
Weequahic Park
Lilian Seib
Winchester Ave
Janet Smith
Highland Avenue
ROTAR
Squad
Israel
Murphy Hils
Arthur Godfrey
Youth
City of New York
Agva Youth Fund
Senior Citizens Fund of America
March of Dimes
Police of the
Babe “Golfer
Babe Lichardus
New Jersey P.G.A
Jersey
Joe Dante
Lichardus
Wll
Pinehurst Country Club
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