Che Starsdale Juniier 4 months dollar amounts
Che Starsdale Juniier lists subscription details for four and three month periods with prices of four dollars and two dollars respectively. The notice names Sill Publishing Co Inc of Scarsdale New York with Jerome Sill as editor and publisher and Eunice Lenz as managing editor. It also notes membership in several press and audit associations.
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Sill Publishing Co, Inc
Scarsdale
N.Y
Jerome Sill
Eunice Lenz
New York Press Association
National Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Suburban Press Foundation
Kennedy's Life Remembered On What Would Be His Birthday
The piece reflects on John Fitzgerald Kennedy's life and legacy noting his contributions, dedication to the nation, and impact on American spirit. It honors his memory despite political disagreements and quotes Browning to emphasize striving beyond limits.
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John Kennedy
Kennedy
Tion
Robert Browning
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Fountain Terrace Park Controversy Draws Mayor and Residents
The Village faces a split over Fountain Terrace Park with Mayor MacIntyre opposing park destruction. Residents accuse County officials of cold responses while consultants warn preservation would raise costs. Community groups urge action from Supervisor Berle as letters and club reports highlight the dispute.
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Maciintyre
Fountain Terrace Park
Fountain Terrace
James Newman
Public Works
Harding
Newman
MacIntyre
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Car Rowe
Village Club
Berle
White Plains
Lottery Referendum Sparks Candid Debate On Odds And Tax Impact
In a state wide referendum the lottery is approved and set to begin this week. County executives resist using county offices as sales sites and only one bank acts as a sales agent. Observers question sales quotas and fear the burden on taxpayers may shift to education funding.
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Michaelian
New Hampshire
Great Britain
Publisher's Corner on Kennedy and Middle East power politics
The piece critiques U S foreign policy under the current White House focusing on the Arab Israeli crisis and Nasser. It argues the real issue is power politics between the United States and the Soviet Union and warns the UN may be collapsing. It laments a misreading of events as simple good vs evil and urges grown up diplomacy.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
White House
Nasser
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Lion of Judah
League of Nations
Geneva
League
Mussolini
Il Duce
U Thant
Gaza Strip
Security Council
United Nations
United States
Russia
Asia
Viet Nam
Middle East
Britain
Egypt
War relief event raises funds for Vietnamese children
On May 14 at the College of New Rochelle a concert and art auction raised 2000 for wounded Vietnamese children. The Southern Westchester Committee of Responsibility led by Dr. Brooks Walker and Thomas S. Harper co chaired the effort with broad local clergy, doctors, educators and citizens supporting the cause. The note urges continued gifts to fund restorative surgery for children first identified by a National Committee mission including Henry Mayer, John D. Constable and Theodore S. Tapper.
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College of New Rochelle
Southern Westchester Committee of Responsibility
Brooks Walker
Unitarian Fellowship of
Northern Westchester
Thomas S. Harper
White Plains
Westchester
National Committee of Responsibility
South Vietnam
Henry Mayer
Redwood City
California
John D. Constable
Boston
Theodore S. Tapper
Philadelphia
Danang
Committee of Responsibility
C.O.R
Vietnam
U.S
New Rochelle
New York
Thanks To Scarsdale Community For Mothers Club Aid
On Memorial Day the Scarsdale Boy Scout Mothers Club thanks the Scarsdale community for support enabling continued aid to Boy Scouts. Revenue from food cake candy ice cream and drinks funds projects including a water source at the William Church Osborn property district campsite. Almost 100 volunteers and friends helped, with special thanks to workers and local residents.
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Scarsdale
Boy Scout Mothers Club
William Church Osborn
New District
Friends of
Scouting
Michael Grejtak
Mis
Earl Goldberger
Commends Newspaper For Art Coverage By Society
The Westchester Art Society at its final season meeting unanimously praises Noel Frackman and Mrs. Frackman for excellent yearlong coverage and strong public interest, commending the paper and Louise Slayden for support of cultural activities in the county.
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Westchester Art Society
Noel Frackman
Frackman
Louise Slayden
Poet’s Corner on an Ancient Oak and Its Acorn
A reflective verse fragment by Clara Marie Niebuhr contemplates a sturdy ancient oak and its fallen acorn. The speaker holds the acorn, ponders the tree’s link across roughly a century, and muses on time and endurance.
Editors Note on Letters Policy and Disclosure Rules
Space limits prevent publishing lengthy letters in full. Editors may shorten letters over 200 words. Anonymous letters are not printed. Complete identification including name address and telephone where available is required. Pseudonyms or withheld names are not accepted.
Easter in Greece and Rhodes A Suburban Diary
A suburban writer recalls travel in Greece during Easter and a Rhodes visit. They describe Greek Holy Week parades in Athens and Rhodes, the festive atmosphere, red Easter eggs, and drivers' daring on crowded roads. The trip juxtaposes American and Greek holiday customs with humor and caution.
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Athens
Olympia
Peloponnesus
Greece
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Board of Trustees
Bronx River Parkway
Greenacres Association
Drake Road
Greenacres Avenue
Mill Pond
Department of Parks, Recreation, and Conservation
Nancy Fowler
Carol Bernstein
Poet’s Corner
Clara Marie Niebuhr
Payllis Cobrs
Parthenon
Constitution Square
Boy Scouts
Fire Department
Saul
Rhodes
Easgic
Avis
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