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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1964

Page

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Drive On Dogs Threaten Post Office Service in Scarsdale

Postmaster Timothy D Sullivan warned that mail deliveries may be suspended in parts of the Scarsdale district if dogs are not restrained during delivery hours. He reported 11 injuries to 11 mailmen in three months including eight bite incidents and three blunt-force injuries. The warning followed a protest by the local mailmen's union Branch 2677 led by William J Smith.

Sullivan Scarsdale Timothy D. Sullivan Branch 2677 National Association For Letter Carriers William J. Smith

Adult School to Offer Nine Language Courses This Year

The Scarsdale Adult School enters its 26th session with nine language offerings focused on conversation. Two French courses, two Spanish, two levels in Italian, and two more for intermediate learners will run. Dr Lucy Massey and Mme Jeanne Mampney will teach French courses, with Massey in her fourteenth year.

Scarsdale Adult School Lucy Massey Bronxville High School New York University Summer Institute Massey Mme Jeanne Mampney Inter

Johnson Seen Gaining Aid In Scarsdale

Democratic leaders in Scarsdale report increased Republican support for President Johnson as Goldwater's nomination spurs calls and letters. Leonard Kane notes more outreach than in years, with Republicans among the callers.

Johnson Scarsdale Barry Goldwatter Leonard Mr. Kane the Inquirer Javits Keating Goldwater

Pieta music to accompany Titan film in Scarsdale

Scarsdale audiences will hear a three part Michelangelo suite titled Pieta by Kenneth Walton as a prologue to the film The Titan at the Summer Cinema series. The Bayl or University Band of Texas records the prologue and the Vatican Pavilion tape carries the second movement. Frederic Marsh narrates the documentary.

Scarsdalian Scarsdale the Titan Michelangelo Scarsdale Congregational Church Kenneth Walton Hitchcock Presbyterian Church Vatican David Baylor University Band of Texas Donald Moore Vatican Pavilion Walton Manhhattanville College Purchase Mother Morgan Florence Rome Moses Sistine Chapel St. Peter's Frederic Marsh

Burglaries Spur New Police Measures To Check Criminals

Scarsdale authorities react to 41 burglaries with new long term plan. A conference with Village Manager Lowell J. Tooley Police Commissioner Jules L. Wacht and Chief James Lyons approved a shift based patrol system and citizen cooperation to deter break ins. Residents are advised to notify police, curb mail, keep shades normal, install automatic lights, and inform a neighbor of extended absences.

Scarsdale Lowell J. Tooley Jules L. Wacht James Lyons John Gass

Waterfalls Drive Publisher Lew Schwartz’s Modern Home

Scarsdale publisher Lew Schwartz treats waterfalls as his life work and hobby, integrating multiple cascades into his Redwood and glass residence at 12 Park Red. He designed the house to harmonize with its setting, sourcing stones for indoor and outdoor falls and using lighting to dramatize the display. Born in Canada and McGill educated, Schwartz came to the United States pursuing publishing opportunities in New York.

Lew Schwartz Abelard Sehuman Scarsdale Park Red Schwartz McGill University McGill Daily College United States New York City

Experienced tennis instructor advertised in Scarsdale

A Scarsdale Inquirer ad from a young man seeking tennis instructor work draws many students, ending with no open afternoons or weekends for the instructor. The notice touts experience as a collegiate varsity player and offers afternoon and weekend availability. Contact SC 0000 or Scarsdale 3-9292 for ads assistance.

Scarsdale Scarsdale Inquirer

Agenda for July 28 Village Board Meeting

The Village Board agenda for July 28 lists 8 15 p m at the Village Hall Annex with roll call written communications including a letter from Dr Richman about burglaries in Murray Hill area oral communications and minutes approval. Resolutions authorize bond anticipation notes for sewer construction and the town board will fix polling places.

Village Board of Trustees Richman Murray Hill

Index Amusement Bridge Church Classifieds Editorial Garden Obituaries

A compact page overview lists sections including Index Amusement Bridge Church Classifieds Editorial Garden Obituaries and Sports for the edition. Readers anticipate local notes on community events and yearly notices alongside feature columns and sports briefs.

Amusement Bridge

Residents Aid New Group for Mississippi Civil Rights Drive

Citizens Committee for Civil Rights in Mississippi formed by Scarsdale residents plans an 8:30 p.m. rally at Archbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains to fund and support the Mississippi Summer Project. The event supports FREEDOM SCHOOLS and voter registration info run by COFO with NAACP CORE SNCC and SCLC, aiding legal fees bail and living expenses.

Mississippi Scarsdale Citizens Committee For Civil Rights White Plains Archbishop Stepinac Mamaroneck Ave Council of Federated Organizations COFO NAACP CORE Students Non-violent Coordinating Committee Southern Christian Leadership Council Oxford Ohio National Council of Churches Westchester

Scarsdale School District Rated AA for Bond Issue

The Scarsdale School System received AA credit ratings from Standard & Poor and Moody's. District Clerk Ralph Dumas says the high rating should attract favorable bids on its $2,270,000 school construction bond issue. Bids open August 1 at 1 p.m. Banks and institutions have submitted bids, and the rating has been renewed in a recent review.

Scarsdale Standard & Poor Moody's Ralph Dumas

Bids Opened for School Construction Program

Contractors' bids for the school construction program will be opened today at 11 am in the high school cafeteria. The bids will be reviewed by the architects and presented to the Board of Education for decision Monday night.

Board of Education

County Group Sets Plan for Westchester Repertory Theater

The Theater Foundation of Westchester announced a fall launch for a professional repertory company in White Plains with 24 performances led by John Kissell. Backed by Westchester leaders, the project seeks a permanent venue on the Warburg estate and includes top actors like Art Carney and Ossie Davis among advisory members.

County Group Westchester Theater Foundation of Ogden Reid, Jr Paul Firestone William Luddy Theodore Hill Joseph J. Galgano H.C. Johnson Anthony Citizens Committee Drew Days Bernd Brecher Stewart D. Beckley Edward Carney Alexander KE. Racolin Jean Dalrymple Inecuades Art Carney Morris Carnovsky Ossie Davis Ruby Dee Richard Maney Roberta Peters Sylvia Sidney New Rochelle Greenburgh Juniper Hill Warburg White Plains Robert Ardrey Denis Johnston John Kissell Jean Muir Harrison Alexander FE Racolin Briarcliff Manor Miss Muir Kissel

Scarsdale Volunteers Join Drive for Negro Voters in Westchester

Twenty eight Scarsdalians join Urban League of Westchester effort funded by Norman Foundation to register up to 10000 new Negro voters. Harold Holmes Jr leads with Phyllis W Shearer as field director as volunteers list includes Angell Cohen Cory Fitzpatrick Frumin Garbat Gleicher Herman Howe Jones Kay Kahn Krohn Kunreuter Katherine Kunreuter Lichtenstein Linder Marqusee Marx Mazer Miller Satz Scholle Simpson Stig Wentworth Wolfe and Brody. This marks the first such registration push outside October in Westchester.

Urban League of Westchester Norman Foundation New York Urban League Harold Holmes Jr Phyllis W. Shearer Scarsdale Helen Angell Robert Cohen Robert Cory Philip Fitzpatrick Steven Frumin Julian Garbat Jane Gleicher Norbert Herman Merrill Howe Hugh Jones Ann Kay Max Kahn Lewis Krohn F. Kunreuter Katherine Kunreuter Ann Lichtenstein Susan Linder John Marqusee Arthur Marx Harriet Mazer Wendy Miller Rita Satz M. Roger Scholle Mischael Simpson Edward Stig League of Women Voters Maryson Jean Wentworth Jess Wolfe Edward Brody

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Pieta Tooley, Wacht and Lyons Murray Hill Estate Tooley Bruce Smith Depa Starstater-beit James Kenny Guido Glanico al Harris Theodore Tutera Jeve Heinziger Mr. Schwartz Pablo Picasso Timothy Sullivan Scarsdale Inn Sean P. Keating Central Westchester Jean Kates Sidney Gelfand Alice Lake Laottie Kunstler Port Chester Marvin Satz Drive For Negro Voters Scarsdalians Hugh R. Jones James Murry Scott Crawford
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