Political chiefs clash over Chicago riot report differing views
Orange County party leaders dispute the National Commission on Violence report on the Chicago Democratic Convention disorders. Republican William E. Doulin of Newburgh calls the report inaccurate and defends police, while Democrat B. Sears Hunter of Blooming Grove condemns police actions as excessive and abusive. Hunter recalls his near-arrest during demonstrations.
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AL Winslow
Orange County
Chicago
National Commission On Violence
William E
Doulin
Newburgh
B. Sears Hunter
Blooming Grove
Times Herald- Record
Hunter
Skeleton crew of Daytop waits for takeover at Swan Lake
Sixteen residents and staff linger at Swan Lake after the directors announce a takeover. Mrs. Charnett says most will leave soon while Msgr. O'Brien has not yet appeared. Remaining 85 residents and staff earlier moved to other facilities in New Haven and Coventry, RI. The dispute stems from a power struggle between staff and Msgr. O'Brien and the directors across Swan Lake Staten Island and 14th Street locations.
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Swan Lake
Daytop Village
Sue Charnett
Carl Charnett
William B. O'Brien
Dayton
Brooklyn
New Haven
Marathon House
Coventry
R.I
Staten Island
14Th Street
New York
Msgr. O’brien
Health czar salary kept under wraps in Goshen
Grange County rules committee shifted from a $25,000 salary option for the new health commissioner as details remained undisclosed. The plan included four $1,000 raises during a six year term for Dr. Norman I. Condit. The actual salary recommendation was to be presented at Friday's supervisors meeting in Goshen.
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Goshen
Grange County Board of Supervisors
Norman I. Condit
Board of Health
Comforting drill pairs teens with kindergartners at Minisink Valley
Roxanne Bond comforts youngsters during a civil defense drill at Minisink Valley Central School. Each senior high student was responsible for two kindergarten students. More than 1,850 participated. TH Record photo by Chris Farlekas.
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Roxanne Bond
Minisink Valley Central School
Chris Farlekas
Two Robbery Suspects Freed for Lack of Evidence
In South Fallsburg two men a Catskill Reformatory guard and a Napanoch resident were released on a second degree robbery charge due to insufficient evidence. Two others a 17 year old mother of three and a Kerhonkson painter remain jailed for beating and robbing a Kutsher's Country Club employee awaiting grand jury action.
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South Fallsburg
Catskill Reformatory
Napanoch
James Countryman, Jr
Wawarsing
Marks
Ellenville
Emanuel Dittenheimer
Countryman
Monticello
George H. Rosen
Barbara Belle
Jefferson St
Sullivan County
John Jackson, Jr
Kerhonkson
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Enierae
Pone
Fenue
Shipp
FREI
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Warwick
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