Scarsdale Fair Housing Group Champions Integrated Community
The Scarsdale Fair Housing Committee seeks integration citing social climate benefits for children. It faces high costs and a small candidate pool, and it negotiates discreetly, arguing that signs of welcome, not secrecy, will ease acceptance. A Stamford example shows signed assurances can help adoption without harming values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
Fair Housing Committee
Stamford
Conn
Jackie Robinsons
Robinsons
Kennedy aides stirring over canceled Herald Tribune
A New York Times note says the White House subscription to the Herald Tribune was not canceled by order of President Kennedy. The episode raised questions about presidential access to opposing views and the risks of overzealous aides acting in his name.
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New York Times
White House
Herald Tribune
Kennedy
Petard
England
Henry II
Thomas a-Becket
Henry
Thomas
Pierre Salinger
Salvation Army Mission
Richard M. Gummere Jr
Gummere
Locusts Again Delay Invasion Affects Cicada Cycle
The 17 year locusts expected at end of May were not heard from by June 4. Experts say cicadas tend to arrive late, but this year may differ possibly due to DDT or other modern factors. They suggest civilization may be altering traditional insect patterns on the eastern seaboard.
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Rome
John Brown
Scarsdale Inquirer Contact and Masthead Summary
The Scarsdale Inquirer lists its address, phone numbers, and staff roles. It notes subscription price, publication schedule, and names Carl Tucker Jr, Julian B. Moss, Victor Salvatore Jr, William J. Heron, Ernest Dickinson and others in leadership and editorial positions.
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Ralph R. Mulligan
East 44Th St. N.Y. N.Y
National
Scarsdale Inquirer, Inc
Scarsdale, N. Y
Carll Tucker Jr
Julian B. Moss
Victor Salvatore Jr
William J. Heron
Ernest Dickinson
Incubation of a New Spirit From Youth and Parents
A columnist argues that modern youth show a confident, incubating phase toward a tougher future, while parents face friction and change. The piece notes generations diverge, with youth challenging elder wisdom and adults adapting, predicting continued parental challenge over coming months.
Suburban Diary on Wardrobe Woes and Mending
In a mountain summers reminiscence the author recalls campfire songs and then pivots to domestic life. Wardrobe sorting reveals wearable, mendable, and discard piles with humor about color confusion, seasonal changes, and the myth of always mending. The piece ends noting sons may pursue home economics and a daughter may learn to mend like mother.
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Salvation Army
Police Chided On Cruelty To Peace Walkers
A New York reader condemns Scarsdale police for denying rest and handbill distribution to Westchester Student Peace Union walkers on a route from Pleasantville to Mount Vernon. The letter notes permits were issued but arrests or harassment occurred despite peaceful protest.
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The
Inquirer
Westchester Student Peace Union
Scarsdale
ACLU
Pleasantville
Mount Vernon
Julian Topol
Ossining
Supreme Court
Mt. Vernon
Eastchester
Elvil
Scarsdale Secretarial Association Highlights Pay Gaps
The group notes women receive pay for only part of the year and that next year’s budget increments will not push averages to $5,000. It urges community awareness of these facts and records the issue.
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Scarsdale Secretarial Association
Afsd NO
Scarsdale
Hackett Figure For Seendeestal Pay Challenged
A letter to the editor rebuts Mr Hackett by arguing that the claimed average annual Civil Service cost of 6000 does not reflect salaries alone. It cites Scarsdale salaries at 4630 and notes reductions if two semi administrative staff are omitted, suggesting lower actual wages.
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Hackett
Civil Service Office
Scarsdale
Parents Urged To Back Hike In Driving Age
Letter argues for raising the driving age from 16 to 18 across New York to curb teen driving problems. Cites Nassau County's similar move as successful and notes potential benefits of bus and bicycle transit for students. Signed by Mrs. Sidney Korzenik of Carthage Road.
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Scarsdale Inquirer
Nassau County
Westchester
New York State
Sidney Korzenik
Carthage Road
High School PTA Appreciation for Scarsdale Inquirer
The Scarsdale Inquirer received praise for its coverage and support of the High School PTA program over the past year. The article credits the newspaper with helping publicize activities and fostering community involvement.
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The
Scarsdale Inquirer
Scarsdale PTA Applauds Inquirer Coverage of Programs
Mrs Richard Simmons, president, praises the Inquirer for its coverage supporting the Scarsdale High School PTA activities. The note highlights the Scholarship Fund Summer Plan Phoenix Theater project and committees benefiting from newspaper support and audience interest.
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Phoenix Theater
the Inquirer
Richard, Nimmons
Scarsdale High School
PTA
Tour Publicity Boosts Annual House and Garden Tour
On behalf of Dr. Howard A. Rusk and the committee for the 9th Annual House and Garden Tour the Auxiliary Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation thanks participants for cooperation. The event drew over 1800 attendees and raised more than 17500 dollars for patients therapeutic recreational program.
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Howard A. Rusk
Edw
F, O'Brien JR
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
New York
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Che Scarsdale Inquirer
Garth Road
Bearsdale
Aredale
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cornelia
C.c
Vicious Sewing Circle
By Phyllis Cobbs
Cobbs
K. L. Wentworth
Lockwood Road
Seendeestal
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