A Candidate Enjoys Uphill Fight in Scarsdale Race
Leonard Kane, Democratic candidate for Town Supervisor in Scarsdale, describes politics as an uphill fight and favors minority party status. A former wartime journalist who worked on Nuremberg trials, he emphasizes human decency in law and public service, and recalls his England years and love of Maine.
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Leonard Kane
Scarsdale
Kane
Clarence Road
Mr. Kane
Democratic Party
United States Office of War Information
Nuremberg
United States
Robert Jackson
England
London
Arris
Sonotone
Elmsford
Marguerite Salomon
Town GOP Names New Chairman
The Scarsdale Republican Town Committee elected a new chairman and secretary Tuesday night. William F. Koegel of 89 Walworth Avenue becomes chairman after eight years of leadership by Harry Parker Quinn. Milton H. Tolman of 150 Webster Road is the new secretary. Re-elected were Grace N. Green, Bertram J. Trent, Mrs. Vincent du Vigneaud, and W. Nelson Young. Executive committee includes Koegel, Tolman, Trent, Green, Sanders, Sinsheimer, and Quinn. Koegel is with Rogall Koegel and Rogers in New York City.
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Scarsdale
Republican Town Committee
Harry Parker Quinn
William F. Koegel
Walworth Avenue
Quinn
Koeger
Milton H. Tolman
Webster Road
Grace N. Green
Chateau Champlain
Bertram J. Trent
New York City
Rogall
Kane Keeps Democratic Chairmanship
Leonard Kane was re elected Democratic Town Chairman for two years at a Crossway Firehouse meeting last Wednesday. He said he would resign if his campaign to be Town Supervisor succeeds and noted Supervisor Berle sits on the Republican Town Committee while he sits on the Democratic committee.
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Leonard Kane
Kane
Democratic Town Committee
Crossway
Supervisor Berle
Republican Town Committee
Democratic Committee
Berle
Scarsdale names 10 for first Administrative Committee
Ten members were elected to form the initial Administrative Committee of Scarsdale’s unified school district Nominating Committee. The selection occurred at a joint meeting of the former districts 1 and 2, with future appointees from The Town Club and various women and parent groups. The panel will oversee postcard voting for 20 Nominating Committee members and five alternates, and will organize by October 10.
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Citizens
Scarsdale
Crossway Fire House
Union Free
Town Club
Richard F. Hansen
Woman’s Club
Council of
Parent- Teacher Associations
Pape of Women Voters
Neighborhood Association
Richard W. Darrow
Tee
Clifford Slaybaugh
Sidney Edwards
Edgewood
Harold Tucker
Arthur Herschensohn
Fox Meadow
William F. Koegel
Robert Werner
Greenacres
Edward Fogel
Frederick Brown
Heathcote
Kenneth Weiser
Arnold Hart
Quaker Ridge
Woman's Club
Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
League of Women Voters
Conference of Neighborhood Association
Beteral
Scarsdale Residents Continue Saving Water
During the drought Scarsdale residents reduced water use with no major leaks. Last week saved 62 percent, down to 25 million gallons from 1964's level. Water Superintendent Nicholas Mack reported 15 million gallons pumped last week versus 40 million in the same week in 1964.
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Scarsdale
Nicholas Mack
League of Women Voters Provides Registration Information
The LWV of Scarsdale offers registration and election details to voters including new residents. Absentee registration is allowed for those absent from New York State between December 4 1964 and November 2 1955. Absentee ballots available for those unable to attend in person due to disability or illness.
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The
League of Women Voters of
Scarsdale
New York State
LWV
Westchester County Board of Elections
Grand Street
White Plains
SHS Wing Completion Expected in December
Scarsdale High School will not finish the new wing until December, assistant superintendent Ralph Dumas told the Inquirer. The delay, due to the usual end‑of‑job slow up, shifts move plans to Christmas vacation with offices to relocate and students to use the wing after vacation.
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Scarsdale High School
Ralph Dumas
the Inquirer
Overhill Road
Scarsdale High names 28 Merit Scholarship semi finalists
Principal Aaron Fink announced that 28 SHS seniors are semi finalists in the 1965 66 National Merit Scholarship program. Named students include John Bedichek Ricki Bronstein Mary Callison Robert Duboff Eliott Greene and many others among New York state top scorers from 17 600 schools nationwide. To reach finalist status they must improve test scores submit school recommendations and meet standard requirements.
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Aaron Fink
Scarsdale High School
John G. Bedichek
Ricki Bronstein
Mary T. Callison
Robert 5. Duboff
Eliott J. Greene
William H. Heyman
Robert R. Inskeep
William H. Kwitman
David H. Lander
Catherine Laughlin
Charles A. Linker
Andrew E. Lynton
Parkway Critics Challenge Berle on Bronx River Parkway Role
Leonard Kane, Democratic candidate for Scarsdale town supervisor, accuses Rudolf Berle of steering Bronx River Parkway policy in a meeting of the Scarsdale Democratic Club. Kane says county plans remain unclear and Berle has been named as the sole county agent in the parkway matter.
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Bronx River Parkway
Rudolf P. Berle
Scarsdale
Leonard Kane
Berle
Democratic Club
Kane
Westchester County
White Plains
Friends of the
Scarsdale Parks
The
Woman's Club
League of Women Voters
Scarsdale Inquirer
Parkway
Michaelian
Scarsdale Teachers Association Plans Leadership Conference
Scarsdale Teachers Association will hold a two day Leadership Conference to study its aims and methods. Three consultants assist Dr William C Schutz Harvey Zorbaugh and Frank J Dunn. President Richard Davenport says we must improve communication with citizens and Board of Education.
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Scarsdale Teacher’s Association
William C. Schutz
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Harvey Zorbaugh
National Education Association
Frank J. Dunn
New York
Board of Education
Davenport
Scarsdale
Voter's Notice on Display of Voting Machine at Village Hall
A voting machine will be on display at the Village Hall from October 11 to 15. It will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. for citizens seeking instruction in its use announced by Town Clerk Ethel Hyde.
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Ethel Hyde
Calls For Earlier View Of Plans
The Conference of Scarsdale Neighborhood Association heard that Bronx River Parkway plans labeled preliminary have already consumed hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars. Edwin A. deLima presented the report, drafted at the group’s request, noting rough sketches aid consultation and help focus on general problems and specific items.
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Conference of
Scarsdale
Mr. deLima
Town Club Opens 61st Fete For Scarsdale Citizens
The Town Club invites all Scarsdale residents to its September 30 meeting at the Junior High School. It marks the club’s 61st year and the 50th anniversary of Scarsdale’s incorporation with a lighter program and a social hour. Guests include former leaders like Dean Rusk and John Gardner.
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Scarsdale
Richard F. Hansen
Hansen
Frankel Named To Peace Corps Council by LBJ
President Lyndon Johnson announced the appointment of six new members to the Peace Corps National Advisory Council. Stanley A. Frankel of 108 Brewster Road, vice president of Ogden Corp, joins a group of business, literature and education professionals.
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Frankel
Peace Corps Council
LBJ
Lyndon ®. Johnson
Peace Corps
National Advisory Council
Stanley A. Frankel
Brewster Road
Ogden Corp
Dayton
Ohio
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