New Man In Town Adam Walinsky Emerging Voice of New Politics
Victor Reisel and Jack Newfield spotlight Adam Walinsky 32 as a rising political figure linked to Robert Kennedy. The Yale Law School graduate and former Justice Department attorney is praised for civil rights work and speechwriting. Scarsdale events set his local debut September 28 at Schrafft's Eastchester.
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Griffen Avenue
Adam Walinsky
Walinsky
New York Labor
Victor Reisel
Jack Newfield
Village Voice
Robert Kennedy
New York
Washington
Cornell
Yale
Yale Law Journal
Jane Rosenhirsch
Peter Lee
Cara Ann
Louis
Judge Hincks
U.S. Court of Appeals
Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts
United States Department of Justice
Mississippi
Kennedy
Ford Foundation
New Democratic Coalition
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Foundation
Scarsdale
Louis Lefkowitz
New York State
Schrafft’s
Eastchester
Westchester Plans First Crime Course Seminar
Westchester to hold the first crime and delinquency course in New York state with 10 sessions starting September 29. Nicholas B. Katzenbach will open the series co sponsored by the Westchester chapter of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency and New Rochelle Continuing Education. Sessions run Mondays from 8 to 9 pm at Mayflower School New Rochelle with a $10 fee. Reservations due by September 25.
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New York State
Nicholas B. Katzenbach
U.S
Westchester Chapter
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
New Rochelle Public Schools
New Rochelle
Mayflower School
Mayflower Ave
New Rochelle High School
Scarsdale
Scarsdale National Merger Approved By Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve Board approved 6 to 0 the affiliation of Scarsdale National Bank and Trust with Charter New York holding company. Stockholders vote on October 20. OCC approval and stockholder consent still required. Local bank will keep its name and staff, while Charter access promises capital, staffing, and loan-management benefits.
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Federal Reserve Board
Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company
Charter New York Bank Holding Company
New York State Banking Board
Scarsdale National Bank
Charter New York Corporation
Irving Trust Company
New York City
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
Endicott
J. Henry Neale
New York
Board of Directors
Charter
Democrats Urge Nixon to End Vietnam War in Resolution
The Democratic Club of Scarsdale Board calls on President Nixon to fulfill his pledge to end the Vietnam War and disclose his plan. They urge quicker decisive action and a broadly based Saigon administration, with event details for a September 28 dinner honoring Leonard Kane and a October 15 meet the candidates night.
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Democratic Club
Nixon
Democratic Club of
Scarsdale
Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Democratic Party
Schrafft's
the Post Road
Leonard Kane
Democratic Town Committee
Adam Walinsky
Robert F. Kennedy
Westchester County
Scarsdale Peace Petition Push Aims at Nixon
The Scarsdale Appeal for Peace in Vietnam mobilizes Democrats Republicans and independents to collect ten thousand signatures for presentation to President Nixon. If reached, representatives would gain White House access. The movement spans Yonkers Mount Vernon New Rochelle Dobbs Ferry Hastings Tarrytown and Norhern Westchester with student volunteers and clergy involvement.
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Scarsdale
Vietnam
Nixon
White House
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Dobbs Ferry
Hastings
Tarrytown
Eastchester
Katonah
Westchester
Scarsdale High School
Herbert Robinson
Newcomers Meeting Hosts Scarsdale Leaders
Saul Horowitz Jr mayor and Leonard Howard president of the board of education speak to new residents about Scarsdale government and schools at a VOCG sponsored meeting. Frank Gordon outlines nonpartisan nomination procedures and October 22 unit meetings. Alden C. Smith invites families moved since January 1, 1968 to attend and mingle during the social hour.
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Saul Horowitz, Jr
Scarsdale
Leonard Howard
Board of Education
Village Organizations Coordinating Group
VOCG
Frank Gordon
Town Club
Alden C. Smith
Scarsdale Inquirer Named National Blue Ribbon Newspaper
The Scarsdale Inquirer is designated a National Blue Ribbon Newspaper for 1969 70 by the National Editorial Foundation. Foundation President George Wortley III notes the paper submitted early for evaluation using twenty five criteria measuring community service against national standards.
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Washington, D.C
Scarsdale Inquirer
National Editorial Foundation
National Newspaper Association
George Wortley III
Fayetteville
N.Y
the Inquirer
Foundation
Village Police Reach Agreement After Impasse
After months of bargaining between the Scarsdale PBA and the Village Board a two year contract was accepted. Top patrolmen receive 620 more annually raising pay from 8850 to 9470 retroactive to June 1 1969 with a second year boost to 10000. Sargeants and lieutenants saw increases, retirement becomes non contributory after April 1 1971, and vacation holiday benefits improve. The pact follows mediation and a fact finder result, with the PBA voting to accept on September 2 1969.
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Scarsdale P.B.A
Patrolmens Benevolent Association
Village Board
Scarsdale Pba
PBA
County and City Unite to Oppose Central Fare Increase
County Executive Edwin G Michaelian announces joint efforts with New York City Department of Transportation to oppose a Penn Central New Haven Division fare rise. Westchester and NYC officials coordinate ICC and PSC hearings, urging commuters to testify with sworn affidavits in Westchester and Rye Neck.
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N.Y
Edwin G Michaelian
Westchester County
Department of Transportation
City of
New York
New Haven
Penn Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York City
Michaelian
Irving Libenson
George Donaldson
ICC
Customs House
Leonard Berman
New York State Public Service Commission
City of New York
Westchester
State Public Service Commission
Gordon Miller
PSC
Rye Neck
Mr. Michaelian
Scarsdale Fund Launches House to House Drive for 1969 Campaign
The Greater Scarsdale Fund begins Oct 15 with an $82,325 neighborhood target and a 15 percent rise from last year. The overall drive aims for $260,071, supporting 22 social and health agencies. Raymond D. Brown Jr. leads general solicitations with a large volunteer network across Scarsdale and Edgemont Greenville.
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Greater
Scarsdale
Council
John A. Wiener
Wiener
Raymond D. Brown, Jr
Berkeley Rd
Edgemont-Greenville
Brown
Eastern Tank Fabricators, Inc
United Fund
School Board
Greenacres Pta
Burglaries and Indecent Incidents Plague Fox Meadow
Police report two Scarsdale homes on Ogden and Hampton Roads looted on Sept 18 while families were away. Entry via rear door and unlocked garage. cash jewelry and a silver service stolen. Separate indecent exposure incidents near Heathcote by-pass and Oak Lane prompt school notices and parental warnings.
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Scarsdale
Fox Meadow
Monroe Eisenberg
Ogden Rd
Jerome Fisher
Hampton Rd
Eisenberg
Fisher
Heathcote
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Federal Reserve
Board of Trustees
Donald Stone
Village Board of Trustees
Village Hall
Gass
Howard
Gordon
Inquirer
Benjamin Wolf
Public Employees Relations Board
Perb
Mr. Wolf
Division
North Central
Louis Haynes, Jr
Montrose Rd
South
William S. Miller
Wayside Lane
East Central
E. Kenneth Marks
Garden Rd
Henry S. Otto, Jr
Jefferson Rd
Benjamin G. Aibel
Bradford Rd
Greenville I
Elwyn R. Walshe
Aqueduct Drive
Greenville II
Manton C. Marin
Robin Hill Rd
Maurice Shire
William F. Cullom, Jr
Michael M. Seymour
Malcolm Colmer
South Central
Myron D. Cantor
Thomas E. Mahaffey
Joseph G. Sutton
David R. Caplan
Leo J. Dean
Mildred R. Franco
Herbert D. Schutz
David W. Smith
Frank F. Kirkpatrick
Joseph Vetrano
James Prior
Theodore K
Mr. Brown
Feral Overfelt
Oak Lane
Youth Bureau
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