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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
7
Ellenville Central School District voters prepare to decide on a revised budget for 1964 65 after two defeats. The plan totals 1 898 588 71 with 76 percent covering instructional services and fixed charges while reductions target salaries and non mandated items such as capital outlay and certain auxiliary services.
Claude L. Ballard 27 of 2 Pencil Hill New Paltz died from head and chest injuries after his car left Albany Post Road Gardner struck a tree. Marine veteran born January 25 1936 Middletown Connecticut survived by wife Mary Elizabeth Muller Ballard parents Gordon and Mary Ballard and sister Mrs Louis DeLaRosa all of Walden with one brother Gordon Ballard of Walden.
Middletown fans of rail history gathered for a talk by Ronald Ziel of the National Railway Historical Society. Ziel chronicled his 70 000 mile chase through photographs, described Colorado’s Rio Grande Silverton line, and noted steam engines survive in preservation efforts by groups like the Ontario & Western Chapter.
Two Monroe-Woodbury High School graduates have been reassigned and promoted in the Army. Pvt. James A. Troup, 22, son of Mrs. Ethel Troup of Monroe, was assigned to the Third Armored Division in Germany last month as a medical aidman with Headquarters Company, Second Battalion, 32nd Armor near Kirch Gons. He entered the Army last December. Robert J. Maher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maher of Guaker Hill, Monroe, was promoted to specialist tour last month while with the 533d Transportation Company near Augsburg, Germany. He is a mechanic who entered the Army in October 1962 and has been overseas since last August.
Port Jervis faces a decisive council session over Mayor James Cole and Planning Board Chairman Edwin Dietz. Behind the scenes moves aim to avert public hearings while Kuykendall publicly backs Dietz and resists further proceedings, signaling a possible split with Cole if Dietz is forced out. Mayor yet seeks Dietz’s resignation with a June 8 deadline, but no quit has occurred.
Port Jervis witness Cyrus Farr was beaten amid firehouse tensions after testifying for the defense in a hearing led by Philip Cherry suspended for insubordination. DA Abraham S. Isseks will receive a report from Asst. DA Jerome Cohen clarifying if the altercation resulted from a fight with three fire company members or an attack related to testimony. Farr remained in St Francis Hospital with the investigation ongoing and council fire committee awaiting a full report.
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