Conservatives Pinn Official Party Status In Albany
Albany report notes the Senate passed a bill making the Conservative Party the third party on New York's ballot behind Republicans and Democrats and ahead of Liberals. The Conservatives, polling more votes than the Liberal Party in 1966, gain status via a technical election law change. The piece also covers safety harness mandates for Buffalo fire trucks, a trading stamps reform bill, a work release concept for short jail terms, migrant camp health enforcement, and Lefkowitz administration legislative aims.
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Albany
Senate
Hughes halts move on Blaine Amendment repeal measure
Sen. John H. Hughes, sponsor of a proposal allowing citizen suits to block state expenditures for unconstitutional uses, said he is not ready to push the plan as debate ends. State tax collections for the first 10 months reached 3.2 billion, up 183 million from last year, with personal income taxes at 1.4 billion, and Levitt noting a billion in taxes to come over the final two months to meet annual forecasts.
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Joint Legislative Committee On Penal Institutions
Senate
Sen
John H. Hughes
Syracuse
Arthur Levitt
Levitt
Judge to moderate workshop in Kingston on youth rehab
Kingston judge Raymond J. Mino will moderate a half day workshop titled Law Enforcement and Rehabilitation of Young People. The program runs March 13 from 1 30 to 3 30 at Benedictine Hospital Nursing School auditorium. Registration is at 27 O Reilly St Kingston before March 11.
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Kingston
Ulster
Raymond J. Mino
Benedictine Hospital Nursing School
O'Reilly
Arnheiter in Court Demanded by New Jersey Insurer
New Jersey insurance agent Tasker Wild asks President Johnson to order a full-scale court of inquiry into Lt Cmdr Marcus Arnheiter and the USS Vance mutiny. He accuses several Navy admirals of blocking a fair trial, cites personnel actions, and warns the case threatens military discipline. Tasker, a WW II veteran, recalls his service in Europe and the Pacific.
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Montville
N. J
New Jersey
United States
Cmdr
Marcus A. Arnheiter
Vance
Johnson
Wildex Tasker
Europe
Pacific
Arnhester
Irvine
King
Adm
Semmes
Adm Johnson
Tasker
Adms
Donald G. Irvine
Thomas S. King
Philippines
Arnheiter
Benedict J. Semmes
Roy Johnson
Thomas Moorer
Naval Operations
Richard Alexander
Captain Alexander
Ambeiterl
Change of command at Monticello Jewish War Veterans post
Judge Emanuel Gellman congratulates Leon Burdick newly appointed commander of Jesse Brams post 206 in Monticello. State commander Louis J. Klein observes as Burdick will direct 233 members of the Monticello post, one of 200 posts statewide.
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Emanuel Gellman
Monticello
Leon Burdick
Louis J. Klein
Burdick
Jesse Brams
Milford Borough Sets 1958 Budget At 50500 Expenditures
Milford Pa council approved a 50500 budget with a 23 mill levy up two mills from 1967. Top items include 13350 for streets 7000 health and sanitation 4500 borough building 4700 police and 4000 admin. The plan also notes plans to convert old lockup cells into washrooms and notes dog enforcement and homeless dog issues.
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Milford
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Buffalo
Erie County
Bronx
Ivan Warner
Warner
Atty
Louis J. Lefkowitz
N.J. Insuranceman
LBJ
Arnbelter
Col
Pacific Theater
Japan
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Gil Welsinger
Milford Oks
Merritt Quinn
Borough
Moon Valley
Delaware Valley School Board
Clyde Rowe
Matamoras
Pike County Humane Society
Port Jervis- Deerpark
William C. Geiger
Rowe
Carl Mulhauser
TIRAC
Mulhauser
State Department of Health
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