Havener elected president of Orange County Mental Health Assn
Dr. Philip H. Havener director of the counseling center at Orange County Community College was chosen president of the Orange County Mental Health Association succeeding founding president Mrs. J. Woodhull Overton. A member of the American Psychological Association, he arrived at OCCC after a traineeship at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Bedford Massachusetts and earned a psychology doctorate from Vanderbilt University. He is a graduate of Andover Newton Theological Seminary and has served as a pastor in several states and the Panama Canal Zone. He and his wife Centith live in Middletown with daughter Edna Catherine a social worker in the county welfare children's division.
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New group formed to aid museum in Cornwall County
Cornwall a new group named Friends of the Museum has been organized to support the Museum of the Cornwall Countryside. The by laws aim to raise funds and grow an active membership to promote understanding of the museum's value. The district budget defeat left a $13,800 museum appropriation. Mrs Herbert Juenger presides with Dr J Philip Reeve as vice president Mrs Henry Tryon secretary and Edward Austin treasurer. Committee chairs include Mrs Archibald Rich membership Mrs Henry Johnson volunteer schedule James Lyle fund raising and Leroy Wolfe publicity.
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Senate approves civil rights bill with broad bans
The Senate passes a civil rights bill mirroring the House measure. It bans discriminatory voter tests, outlaws unequal public accommodations, desegregates schools, extends federal enforcement, creates an EEOC, and authorizes three judge courts in patterns of resistance. The bill expands enforcement, includes sex, and sets enforcement through civil suits and court orders.
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Woodbury to Revoke Highland Hills Estate Permits
Woodbury plans to revoke building permits for two homes in Highland Hills Estates at Highland Mills after developers Mariani and Pasetto failed to secure planning board approval. Building Inspector Allen Jones says the revocation follows a legal question over required planning board consent for lots with direct access to a public street. The pair had applied for preliminary approval on June 8, but no work has occurred in three days. The planning board earlier approved a site plan for M and W Milk Transportation Co. and parked related steps back to the Zoning Board of Appeals for final ruling.
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