GOP Strategy Breakfast in Union County Meeting
A Saturday breakfast at Kingston Restaurant hosted by the Republican Campaign Committee showcased party unity. Speakers included Florence J. Dwyer Clifford Case and Webster Todd, with County Chairman Jay Stemmer presiding, naming candidates for State Senate Assembly and local offices and urging strong Election Day turnout.
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Kingston
Union
Republican Campaign Committee
Jay Stemmer
Republican County
Republican Party
Florence J. Dwyer
Conn
United States
Clifford Case
Union County
Webster Todd
Stamler
Stemmer
Florence P. Dwman
Jay E. Stemmer
Nelson F. Stamberger
U.S
Clifford P. Case
McGowan Criticizes Stamler In Union County Senate Race
Campaign strategist Reu ben R. Redfield says McGowan shows clear, consistent stances on Hughes bond issue fair housing and education while Stamler mutters ambivalence. He notes Stamler opposed the bond at one point yet backed similar bills later, revealing a inconsistent record as the race hardens. Redfield blames GOP factions for liberal conservative split and says Stamler struggles to unite the party.
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Elizabeth
State Senate
Union County
Reuben R. Redfield
Capitol
Redfield
Stamler
Theatre Party Aids GOP Campaign Fund in Union County
At Union County Republican Headquarters in Westfield Vice Chairlady Helen Haber presented County Chairman Jay Stemmer with a check from theater party proceeds held at Paper Mill Playhouse Millburn. The event sold out and funds will back Republican candidates. Stemmer urged turnout and unity among Republicans.
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Union County
Republican
Westfield
Helen Haber
Jay Stemmer
Union County Republcan
Paper Mill Playhouse
Millburn
Theater Party
Huber
Mrs. Huber
Maida Reed
Paula Sadoski
Union
Anna E. Martin
Roselle Park
Barbara Andrews
Cranford
Martha Sherman
Amy Bandomer
Springfield
Betty Ann Randolph
Plainfield
Helene Harms
New Providence
Albert Bennin
Helen Huber
GOP
Politics and Aircraft Noise Over Hillside Candidates Speak
Republican candidates Anton A. Vie Jr. and Joseph Ram warn voters that aircraft noise over Hillside will persist with no imminent changes. They cite Port Authority control of Newark Airport and urge residents to seek official statements from the Port Authority rather than political assurances before the election.
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Hillside
Anton A. Vie Jr
Joseph Ram
Township
Port Authority
Newark Airport
Vit Anticipates Apartment Bash
Anton A Vit Jr Republican candidate for Township Committee voiced opposition to a summary judgement in the Hill side Avenue apartment case Monday night claiming the hearing showed the Township Committee’s disregard for residents. He warned taxpayers would bear the cost as they push more apartments into town. He cited North Broad Street and Elizabeth Avenue as examples of overcrowding and loss of one family homes.
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Hill~side Ave
Anton A. Vit, Jr
North Broad St
Elizabeth Ave
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