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The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1963

Page

10

Pike County Vote Splits Rooney Narrowly In 15th District

In Pike County Rooney carried only Lehman Township with 155 votes to Bartletts 182. County totals show Bartlett leading most districts but Rooney winning in Carbon and Lehman amid broader losses. Overall district turnout about 60 percent. Rooney won by over 8,000 in four-county area.

Milford Fred B. Rooney U. S Pennsylvania Pike County Lehman Township Rooney Robert G. Bartlett Bartlet Bartlett Pike Monroe County Pocono Northampton County Carbon County Blooming Grove Township Delaware Township Dingman Bartlen Greene Township Lackawaxen Matamoras Milford Township Bart Palmyra

Rooney election seen as good omen for Democrats

Speaker John W. McCormack labeled Pennsylvania's special election win by Democrat Fred B. Rooney as a sign of a broader Democratic sweep. Rooney won the Pennsylvania 15th District seat to replace the late Democrat Francis E. Walter, with McCormack predicting Kennedy's re election and continued Democratic control of the House and Senate.

Washington UPI John W. McCormack Pennsylvania Fred B. Rooney Rooney Kennedy 15Th Francis E. Walter Wsmen House Senate

Garrity seeks Port Jervis ward four alderman seat

Joseph Garrity announced plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Port Jervis fourth ward alderman. He has long lived in the ward and told the Democratic City Committee of his interest, but the party endorsed incumbents James Millspaugh and Philip Melnick. A Republican primary fight is also anticipated with Harald M. Dunn running against King Cuddeback who won the GOP endorsement.

Port Jervis Joseph Garrity Fourth Ward Garrity Democratic City Committee Incum Bents James Millspaugh Philip Melnick Threr Harald M. Dunn Republican Committee Third Ward King Cuddeback GOP

Liberty High drainage plan rejected by board

Liberty High School drainage issue remains unresolved after the nine member board rejected Vertex Construction Corp. proposal worth 19,369 to grade reduce and drain the Buckley Street site. The board found the price too high and questioned contract adherence affecting football-field elevation and earth ownership.

Liberty High School Board of Education Vertex Construction Corp Buckley Street Joseph Heller Vertex Robert Floyd Heller Sam Wiener Electrical Co Liberty Main Street Seymour A. Seiler Leo Miller Swan Lake

Port Jervis landfill lauded as model for efficiency

An engineering consultant from the New York State Office of Local Government described Port Jervis sanitary landfill as a model for efficiency and cleanliness. Alderman Frank Kautz and Supt. Frank Innella praised the administration, noting a $20,000 trencher purchased last year and plans to seal the site when unattended. The council leader credited competent administration and equipment, and warned a new site will be needed by next February as the landfill nears capacity.

Port Jervis New York State Theodore C. Kuykendall Common Council Innella Kuykendall Imella Luke van Horn

Police hold suspect in Sullivan arrest

New York City Police are scheduled to come to Sullivan County Thursday to pick up a wanted man apprehended by Town of Fallsburgh police early Wednesday morning. Melvin Green, 30, of New York, a handyman at the Sanford House in Fallsburgh, was picked up by township police.

South Fallsburg New York City Sullivan County

Two Musicians Fined After Unlawful Entry Guilty Plea

Two New York musicians, Robert Sugar of Brooklyn and Joseph Kerman of Queens, were fined 160 and placed on one year probation by Monticello Magistrate Emanuel Gellman after pleading guilty to unlawful entry. Police said they were loading stolen items including two double barreled shotguns eight pitchers and vases from an unoccupied Cottage Street house into their car.

Monticello New York Emanuel Gellman Robert Sugar Brooklyn Joseph Kerman Queens

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