Village burns 19 diseased elm trees to curb Dutch elm disease
In May and June the Village Highway Department removed and burned 19 more infected elm trees from roadsides and parks to slow Dutch elm disease spread. Highway superintendent John J. Doyle notes last year 88 elms were felled on village land. Property owners must destroy diseased trees on their land or face removal at expense.
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John J. Doyle
Crossway
New England
Scarsdale
Doyle
Editor Sees Prosperity In Future
William Kroger of Business Week told Kiwanis members last Thursday that by 1970 the U S will have 100 million people ages 18 to 65, creating a large productive market and fueling growth across shoes, teeth, cars, houses, furniture, and deeds.
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Kiwanis Club
William Kroger
Business Week
Kroger
What's Inside What's Inside FIRST HAIRCUT for a cow boy
A brief page cue appears to preview content in a newspaper, highlighting a first haircut feature for a cowhand, a sun themed section, and notes about foreign students making friends with page references.
Recreation conference to study Scarsdale teen facilities
Scarsdale is to hold a community meeting next fall to assess teenagers recreation resources. Sponsored by the Scarsdale Community Council, the panel discussion will likely include questions from the audience and aim to clarify needs for improved facilities. The 22 member executive committee plans an integrated social service program and serves as liaison among the Community Fund board, its 19 beneficiaries, and 35 member organizations.
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Scarsdale
Allen
Great Mountaineering Feat On McKinley Described
Bradford Washburn calls the ascent of the southeast spur of Mt. McKinley a great mountaineering achievement and second most difficult. Hank Abrons of Scarsdale Harvard senior and six others formed the team with ties to the Harvard Mountaineering Club.
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Mt. McKinley
Bradford Washburn
Boston
Museum of Science
Henry Abrons
Scarsdale
Harvard
Herbert L. Abrons
Oak Lane
Hank
Switzerland
Harvard Mountaineering Club
British Columbia
Boyd N. Everett, Jr
New York
McKinley Spur Conquered by Alaska Climbing Party
A six man squad led by Boyd Everett Jr and including Henry Abrons of Scarsdale completed the first ascent of the southeast face of Mt. McKinley in Alaska on June 29 after a 71 hour storm and perilous snow cave work. The expedition left Talkeetna June 5 and used Ruth glacier base camp for the climb.
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Mt. McKinley
Jack Davis
Wilmot Road
the Inquirer
Look Magazine
Hank
Alaska
North America
Henry Abrons
Oak Lane
Scarsdale
Inquirer
Talkeetna
Anchorage
Boyd N. Everett, Jr
New York City
Samuel Cochrane
Halendon
N. J
Charles Hollister
Valley Cottage
N. Y
Columbia
Chris Wren
New York
Samuel Silverstein
Great Neck
Long Island
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Ruth Glacier
Mr. McKinley
British Columbia
Pete
Sam C
Edgemont Pied Piper Wolff Connects With Neighborhood Kids
Bob Wolff, veteran sportscaster, now lives in Edgemont and spends afternoons with local children after broadcasting Washington Senators games for NBC. He recalls meeting a fan who claimed to work for the President and identified as Vice President Richard Nixon. Televising Saturday and Sunday Senator games, taping Monitor segments, and planning future NBC assignments keep him on the road much of the week. He emphasizes fitness and playing ball as his main hobby.
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Washington
Bob Wolff
Borhood
Edgemont
Texas
NBC
New York
Bob
Washington Senators
Our Town Acquaintance Visits Scarsdale High School
Boguslaw Lawen dowski a 23 year old Polish visitor who met the Our Town cast in Warsaw in 1961 spoke to Scarsdale High School summer session classes. He stays with the Pauff family and hopes to enter New York University next fall for graduate work. He plans to return to Warsaw if not admitted. He describes himself as socialist not Communist and says he prefers Americans to Russians.
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Our Town
Scarsdale
Boguslaw Lawendowski
Warsaw
America
George Pauff
Pauff
Boguslav
New York University
Warsaw University
Russia
Have Fun In The Sun Inquirer Summer Tips
The Inquirer presents a mid summer guide titled Fun In The Sun with detailed suggestions and photos for family outings. Tips and photos of places to go and things to do appear on Pages 6 and 7, offering warm weather enjoyment ideas.
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Richard M. Nixon
Mr. Wolff
Warnke Lane
Ricky
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Ricky Wolff
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