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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
5
John A. McGoey named president of the Matamoras Lions Club in Ir, with fellow officers including a lion tamer named George. The ceremony highlighted leadership changes and ongoing community service by the organization.
About 20 600 CTU members from Orange Sullivan and Ulster counties joined a four hour walkout starting at noon Wednesday after failed talks in Washington. Local action paused receipt and transmission of messages while 4 000 New York metro workers had agreed to a contract with Western Union. CTU seeks a two year deal with 7 percent rise first year and 6 percent second. company cites Johnson wage price guidelines.
Liberty Magistrates Harry Rodgers and P Harold McFarlane were honored at the Sullivan County Magistrates Association spring meeting and dinner. McFarlane received an inscribed plaque for two years meritorious service. Rodgers received a scroll naming him Sullivan County justice of the year and a gift. Rodgers becomes nominee for the year award at the state magistrates convention in Lido Beach. Also cited for outstanding work were Liberty Police Justice Abraham Kleinman and former Justice Sarwed Spryregen. County Judge Benjamin Newberg, principal speaker, spoke on voluntary confessions in light of the Huntley ruling.
Monticello High School inducted 13 seniors into the National Honor Society and 16 juniors into the National Junior Honor Society during two assemblies. Remarks on qualifications were given by Michael Gusar and James Appel, with Sullivan County District Attorney Robert C. Williams as main speaker. School Superintendent Dr. Stewart I Gay and Principal Robert Kaiser also spoke.
Port Jervis Mayor Philip A. Parker endorsed a public referendum on the urban renewal program amid council opposition to federal planning funds. He urged a plan to be brought to a vote, while UK agency members oppose a plebiscite until concrete figures exist. Community fears and calls for decisive leadership dominated discussions as renewal supporters and opponents clashed.
Ellenville woman Anne Kobb 50 was taken to Ellenville Community Hospital after a rear end collision on South Main Street. William Carstens Jr. 53 of Westport Connecticut reported his car struck the vehicle ahead which had no lights. Carstens was cited for failure to keep his vehicle under control.
Ellenville prepares to launch the 1966 United Jewish Appeal with a June 12 dinner at Tamarack Lodge. Julius Slutsky will chair the drive assisted by Louis Resnick as honorary chairman Abraham Rothkopf as treasurer and Louis Sipperman as executive secretary. The campaign emphasizes urgency as the Jewish Agency for Israel begins 1966 ten million dollars behind due to the end of German reparations payments.
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