Death Knell Debate Over Public Aid To Private Schools
Three days of Constitutional Convention hearings on separation of church and state centered on the Blaine Amendment. Opponents warned abolition would drain funds from public schools, while supporters urged lawful, secular aid and proper church-state separation. Leaders from UFL CIO, teacher groups, and civil libertarians pressed for abolition. Catholic spokesmen urged constitutional reform.
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New York
Education Committee
Anthony J. Travia
Readin writin and huntin for babysitter at OCCC
Middletown couple George J. Doss and Mary Doss graduate from Orange County Community College while Mary negotiates babysitting for their infant daughter. George, a bio chemistry major, plans Cornell University further study. Mary earned an associate arts degree and aims to finish nursing. Both juggling work, studies, and family since 1964 marriage, with grandparents aiding babysitting as they balance classes and life.
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Middletown
Orange County Community College
George J. Doss
Mary
George
OCCC
Horton Memorial Hospital
Cornell University
Cornell
St. Joseph’s Grammar School
St. Luke's Hospital School of
Middletown High School
Coast Guards
State University College
Farmingdale
Orange County Fair
The
State University
Doss
Accord
Maureen
Quinton M. Hapke
New Hampton
Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer
Red Cross
Sullivan County considers county-wide reapportionment plan
Sullivan County Board of Supervisors prepare for a June meeting to weigh reapportionment amid court cases and a pending appeal. The 15-member plan faces opposition from Liberty, Fallsburg and Neversink supervisors while voices from the Catskill Resort Association urge county-wide thinking. Supreme Court actions in Virginia and Albany adjournments frame the legal timeline.
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Monticello
Sullivan
Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Carl P. Goldstein
Liberty
William E. Pearson
Fallsburg
Mortimer Michaels
Neversink
Joseph Raffa
Edward Bisland
Victim claims lye thrown in row over children
In Orange County Court Friday the trial of Mrs. Alice E. Jacklyn 36 of Newburgh opened as the first treach trial of the June term. She is charged with two counts of second degree assault for allegedly throwing a lye solution at neighbor Mrs. Helen Dodson on Sept 9 1966 after Dodson complained about Jacklyn children at 254 Ann St. Dodson testified the lye was thrown after she spoke to the Jacklyn family who lived downstairs. Dr Dong Kaep Kim intern at St Luke's Hospital described the treatment Dodson received in the emergency room. Assistant D A Pano Patsalos said the prosecution will rest after calling one more witness likely Dr J Woodhull Overton. Seymour Greenblatt of Newburgh represents Mrs Jacklyn.
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Goshen
Orange County
Treach
Alice E. Jacklyn
Newburgh
Helen Dodson
Dodson
Jacklyn
Ann St
Dong-Kaep Kim
Korea
St. Luke's Hospital
Asst
Pano Z. Patsalos
J. Woodhull Overton
Seymour Greenblatt
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Blaine
Robert S. van Fleet
Ottaway News Service
Alice Marsh
United Federation of Teachers
Uflcio
State Court of Appeals
Albany
Marsh
Eugene J. Molloy
New York City
Florence Fast
United Parents Associations
American Jewish Committee
Travia
Rights Committee
George Doss
Vail Ave
Jimmy’s
Patricia
Lye
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