Local reform argues for streamlined government in Orange County
The piece argues for nonpartisan reform across towns reducing underassessment and conflict of interest in property taxation. It urges consolidating assessors into a single county office, questions highway department efficiency, and suggests merging public improvement functions to cut bidding costs up to half and reduce hearings.
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Orange County
Hammerhead Hennessy Trapped by F B I Burglary Ring
Jim Bishop recalls Hammerhead Hennessy a tough police chief with a boxing bent who is promoted without a test. Hennessy later helps the FBI bust an interstate hotel burglary ring at Tall Pines Country Club Hotel by shadowing, listening from the starter’s office, and arresting two robbers in a hotel corridor. The tale pits a slow giant against clever criminals and ends with a dramatic takedown.
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Hammerhead Hennessy
Hennessy
Hammerhead
Police Academy
Kid Griffo
Iwo Jima
F.B.I
Tall Pines Country Club
Washington
Golf
Prohibition Momentum in World War I Era Middletown
Edward P. Dougherty recounts the 1917 Brown Excise Law reducing liquor licenses to one per 500 residents. MiddletownMayor A C N Thompson appoints a commission including A E Hopkins Rufus C Maltby and Wickham T Shaw to cut outlets, with Goshen New Windsor and Warwick also shrinking. Reverend GW Grinton urged prohibition, criticizing young women around the Armory and post office as wartime morale concerns.
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Edward P. Dougherty
Middletown
A.C.N. Thompson
Thompson
A.E. Hopkins
Rufus C. Maltby
Wickham T. Shaw
Hopkins
Board of Education
Maltby
Shaw
Goshen
New Windsor
Warwick
GW. Grinton
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
71St Infantry Regiment
Orange County Fair
The Lighter Baby Gene Brown This Is Progress
The bride anxious to please her husband cooks a fine meal ham ends cut off because that’s how Mother did it. The mother in law repeats the same reason, then Grandmother admits the ham fits only if ends are left.
U N peace plan stirs White House debate on Vietnam Middle East
Washington clashes erupt over Arthur Goldberg proposed U S Soviet deal linking Vietnam and Middle East security The plan would trade freedom of the seas guarantees for North Vietnam and for Israel via the Gulf of Aqaba with UN pilots enforcing passage U S and Soviet forces to act under UN charter if blocked Rusk opposes expanding crises and advocates keeping options open Johnson leans to Rusk while Egypt's Nasser warns grain pressure will be used to secure U S concessions and grain shipments.
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Washington
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Vietnam
Middle East
Russia
Gulf of Aqaba
Goldberg
Johnson
Kremlin
U.S
North Vietnam
Israel
Haiphone
Rusk
Khrushchev
White House
Berlin
Cuba
Korea
China
Goldberg-Rusk
Ambassador Goldberg
U Thant
House
New York
Egypt
Elath
Nasser
Cairo
London
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
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Old Hammerhead
Edgar Fleming
Arthur Ogden
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Starter
Ing
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Mxack
Gene Brown
Washington Report
By Robert S. Allen and
Paul Scott
United Nations