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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1969

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Ottinger urges U S support for Israel against UN censure

Congressman Richard Ottinger warned in a House speech that the Soviet Union could exploit the UN Security Council censure of Israel to sway international opinion and pressure a Soviet influenced peace settlement. He argued Arab terrorism is ignored, vetoes shield Arab states, and six non allied nations hinder Israel complaints. He said U S interests demand preserving Israel’s strength and blocking Soviet dominance in the Middle East.

Richard Ottinger Soviet Union U.N Israel House of Representatives U.N. Security Council Security Council America Middle East

Democratic Party Future Discussed by Local Club

The Scarsdale Democratic Club will host an open meeting on January 23 at Heathcote School at 8 30 p m. Speakers include Allard K Lowenstein, who led the McCarthy campaign and later won a seat in Congress from the 5th District in Nassau, and William F Luddy, Democratic County Chairman. Joseph H Mintzer, the club president, announced the event.

Scarsdale High Howie Milstein Laura Finn Mike Silver G.O Lowenstein Luddy Democratic Party Scarsdale Democratic Club Allard K. Lowenstein McCarthy Congress Nassau William F. Luddy Heathcote School Joseph H. Mintzer

Scarsdale burglaries down 50 percent in 1968

Police Chief Donald Gray reported a 50 percent drop in private home burglaries in Scarsdale for 1968 down to 53 cases from 108 in 1967. He credited a verbal report system, more patrols, alarms, walking posts, road blocks, and K-9 units. The mayor called the decline remarkable.

Scarsdale Donald Gray Gray Chef Gray New York State Malcolm MacIntyre Herbert Beenhouwer Scarsdale Fair Housing Group MacIntyre

Local Man Receives Queen’s Order of the British Empire

William B. Macpherson of Greenville, a 15 year resident, is named to the Queen’s Honors List for leadership as president of Cadbury-Fry the American division of Cadbury. He retains British citizenship, has forty years with Cadbury including postings in Sweden and Denmark, and will travel to England later this year to be cited by the Queen.

William B. Macpherson Greenville Elizabeth Ml Macpherson England Mr. Macpherson Cadbury-Fry Cadbury Group of Great Britain Cadbury Sweden Denmark United States

School Elections Under Way in Scarsdale Mamaroneck District

Voters in Scarsdale and Mamaroneck Union Free School District Number One are invited to mail ballots with three choices. Ballots must arrive by January 20, 1969, for the committee to select new School Board members. Residents urged to participate for representation.

Scarsdale and Mamaroneck Union Free

STEP Program Expands Scarsdale Transfer Education Plan

The Scarsdale Board of Education voted unanimously to increase the STEP from five to 13 students at Monday night’s meeting. Ten new students will join next year. three current participants remain, two graduate in June. The move follows STEP chair Mrs. Theodore Frye’s recommendation. original chair Mrs. John Menke initiated the expansion. The program offers southern Negro students the last two years of high school in Scarsdale with free placement.

Scarsdale Board of Education Scarsdale STEP Theodore Frye John Menke

Burrows Seeks Disclosure Rules For Big Giveaways

Assemblyman Gordon W. Burrows introduces a bill to amend the general business law. It requires corporations running promotions of 5000 or more to file prize and odds data with the Secretary of State and print this information on every giveaway ticket. FTC analysis cited deceptive practices in gasoline and food giveaways and urged clearer disclosure to protect consumers.

Gordon W. Burrows Secretary of State Burrows Federal Trade Commission F.T.C T,c Assemblyman Burrows

Alarm System Foils Burglary At Scarsdale Home

An alarm connected to Scarsdale Police thwarted a January burglary at Murray Lincoln’s 9 Hutchinson Avenue home. Police arrived within minutes as a ladder entry failed, doors were forced but the intruder fled. Chief Donald Gray urged more silent alarms to aid rapid response.

Scarsdale Murray Lincoln Hutchinson Avenue Quaker Ridge School Donald Gray Lincoln House

Annual Progress Issue Announcement

The Inquirer will publish its Annual Progress issue in the January 30 edition. Copy and photographs from organizations must be received by January 17.

the Inquirer

Willard Dean Receives Scarsdale Bowl Honor

Willard B. Dean becomes the thirtieth Scarsdale Bowl recipient at a Fenway Golf Club dinner on January 8. The award honors civic service in Scarsdale, with Dean noted for long service on the Village Planning Commission, Village Board, and Zoning Board of Appeals, plus leadership in local organizations.

Willard Dean Willard B. Dean Scarsdale Dean Fenway Golf Club John P. Edmondson Innes Road Village Planning Commission Village Zoning Board of Appeals Consolidated Laundries Corp Deans Town Club Consolidated Laundries Heathcote Parent-Teacher Association Scarsdale High School East Scarsdale Association

County Budget Faces 5 Percent Cut Under Rockefeller Plan

County Executive Edward B. Michaelian notes Governor Rockefeller's proposal would require a 5 percent across the board reduction in county operations to offset lower state funds. Social Services would bear the largest impact, with other departments and capital also affected. sewer districts expected to be shielded for 1969.

Edward B. Michaelian County Board of Supervisors Rockefeller Social Services Department Mr. Michaelian Westchester Rudolf P. Berle Scarsdale Board of Supervisors Berle

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Ottinger U.S Richard L.ottinger Harris-Ewing Beenhouwer Richard Adrian Chateau Apartments Morris Kraatz Adrian Christie Place Lowell Tooley Spencer Place White Fox Meadow Road John R. Haynes Emma Schweppenhauser Village of William Adams Queen John Axtell Eric Rayman High School General Organization Mr. Dean Thomas J. Ferraro J. Henry Neale Scarsdale Foundation Scarsdale National Bank George Clifton Neale Feral D. Overfelt Willard B Michaelian
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