Controversy Over Deputy Chief Appointment in City
City Democratic Chairman William S. Andrews demands reconsideration of Capt. John Litcher’s appointment as deputy chief, calling it a slap at officers. Police Chief William H. T. Smith announced Litcher will succeed Harold Shea when he retires May 3 after deliberation. Litchter faced disciplinary action yet praised for three years of work. Andrews cites a State Crime Commission appearance on December 12, 1962 as a factor.
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John Litcher
City Democratic
William S. Andrews
William H. T. Smith
Lichter
Harold Shea
Smith
Litcher
Andrews
Percy Harris
Syracuse
Dancer pleads guilty to petty larceny charge
Miss Elizabeth A. Marshall twenty two of 258 Baker Ave pleaded guilty in County Court to a reduced charge of petty larceny. She admitted forging two department store charge slips totaling forty seven dollars and thirty four cents and fifteen dollars forty three cents. Sentencing set for June 20 before County Judge Albert Orenstein.
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Elizabeth A. Marshall
Baker Ave
Albert Orenstein
Hanley Bill Passes Unanimously for Dependent War Vets Families
Washington report notes Rep. James M. Hanley secures a House unanimous vote for a cost of living increase to the dependent parents and children of servicemen killed in action. The measure excludes 10 percent of Social Security from income for death compensation calculations and omits GI benefits and dispersed property profits from income. The bill now moves to the Senate.
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Washington
James M. Hanley
House of Representatives
Senate
Syracuse
Hanley
Integrationists rally to keep Croton School open
About 50 Croton parents attended a rally urging continued open and integrated education. Speakers from parent and civil rights groups pressed opposition to a plan to voluntarily bus 200 pupils out of Croton this fall, seeking action before a June school board decision.
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Croton
Croton School
Eleazar Hines
Bruce Conners
Coordinating Committee
Roton
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
James E. Allen
David Jacouith
Defendants Testify in Beverly Abreu Murder Trial
The second defendant Jackie Buffington testified that his brother followed Beverly Abreu after she jumped from the car but returned claiming inability to locate it. William Buffington testified the brother followed the victim and later said he had killed a woman. Manuel Johnson corroborated seeing William Buffington follow and beat the woman.
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Beverly Abreu
Jackie Lee Buffington
S. Crouse Ave
Jamesville
William Buffington
Beverly
Jackie Buffington
Iam Buffington
Mrs. Abreu
Johnson
William
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State Crime Commission
Dancer
View LS
Asst. Dist. Atty
Edward F. Gerber
Wilfred E. Hoffmann
Buffington
Thomas J. Lowery Jr
CA WR A
Rig
Fleischmanst
Wyoming
America
New Yorker
Marcellus Street
Wyoming Street
Ture
ROAD
Conant Ball
Drexel
Stiffel
Englander
Selig
Jamestown Lounge
Royal Lounge
Schoonbeck—Simmons
Henredon
Herman Virtue
Xindel—Weiman—Dunbar—Dux Imports
Pennsylvania House
Thomasville
Lane—Howell
Central New York
Marcellus ST
Cor
Wyoming St
Uaeuulnu Yp
Avery
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