False imprisonment charges loom over Monroe magistrate cases
Civil actions allege false imprisonment by Monroe Magistrate Joseph W. Dally in two cases over one two month period last year. The actions claim Dally acted in a judicial capacity and thus immunity applies while challengers argue Dally sat illegally as acting village justice. The suits name Kroposki and Heffner, with disputes over commitment to Middletown State Hospital and a wrongful conviction followed by probation violation.
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Goshen
Monroe
Joseph W. Dally
James G. Sweeney
Dally
State Supreme Court
Edward O'Gorman
Michael Kroposki
Middletown State Hospital
Kroposki
John M. Heffner
Heffner
Sweeney
Morton Marshak
State Legion chief calls for unity against peace-at-any-price stance
Robert W. Garlinger of Lakewood voiced concern over a growing view of peace at any price during his Livingston Manor visit to Sullivan County American Legion Hall. He urged Americans to join in fighting drug abuse, unemployment, poverty, pollution, racial dissent, crime, campus riots, and anti communism while stressing education and law and order. The event drew more than 100 attendees including local legion officers and state auxiliary president Mrs Lucy Coyle.
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Charlie Crist
Lucy Coyle
American Legion Auxiliary
Sullivan County
Norman Bleach
Livingston Manor
American Legion
America
Robert W. Garlinger
Lakewood
American Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Legion
Garlinger
Sullivan County American Legion
Dunn testimonial draws 350 for Sheriff Dunn sendoff
In Rock Hill a fundraiser dinner for Sheriff Raymond W. Dunn drew 350 guests though 150 were expected. Dunn, retiring Dec. 31 after losing the election, thanked supporters and friends, praised the voters, and honored two campaign volunteers the Dunn Girls.
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Dunn
Rock Hill
Raymond W. Dunn
Bernie
Bernie Weinstein
Friends of
Ray Dunn
Lindsay calls for Legislature probe of state fiscal management
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay urged a top to bottom probe by the State Legislature into Rockefeller administration fiscal affairs. He cited a planned $425 million tax package and $875 million in cuts and said the move breaches contracts with local governments, risking welfare of cities statewide.
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NEW York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
Rockefeller
Lindsay
Freeing a Convicted Murderer After 14 Years in Prison
Edgar H. Smith Jr. freed in Hackensack on four years probation after credit for 14 years served and seven years cut for good behavior for the 1957 murder of Victoria Zielinski. A no defense plea led to a guilty-like admission, though a federal trial reexamination had been pending.
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Hackensack
N.J
UPI
Middletown
Superior Court
Morris Pashman
Edgar H. Smith, Jr
Trenton State Prison
Smith
Pashman
New Jersey
Victoria Zielinski
Charles Rockefeller
Academy Ave
Rockefeller
Donald Hommell
Mahwah
U.S. Supreme Court
William F. Buckley Jr
Buckley
Death House
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Agnes Ropiecki
Feft
State Legion
Benjamin A. Gilman
RC-95
Sullivan-Orange County
GOP
Harry Seletsky
Dist
Louis B. Scheinman
Legislature
City Hall
N.J. Frees
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