Reiter urges united Jewish support for Israel war warnings
Sol M. Reiter, back from a tour of Israel, tells 250 Newburgh residents that Israel is about to fight a war it does not want and urges united Jewish support for the country.
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
6
Sol M. Reiter, back from a tour of Israel, tells 250 Newburgh residents that Israel is about to fight a war it does not want and urges united Jewish support for the country.
Unemployment in eastern Orange County continued dropping during the fourth week in May, according to the state employment service at Newburgh. During the week 1,435 were reported unemployed, down from 1,546 the prior week.
Newburgh city officials discuss population decline amid urban renewal. Urban Development Director Barry Benepe cites loss of living units in the UK area and little new housing citywide as the main cause, a view echoed by Urban Renewal Director John S. Stillman. The board welcomes new resident planning consultant Paul Mah of Metcalf & Eddy who will expand the neighborhood analysis to include central business district issues, with state planning representative George Nishikawa urging a rapid study.
Newburgh city officials met with barbers and bartenders to outline current projects and long range plans. City Manager Paul L. McCauley announced a follow up meeting after a small, vocal gathering. Department heads presented urban renewal outlines and discussed information campaigns to dispel false impressions.
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