Eley blasts U S for exploiting Negroes in race talk
Joseph A. Eley the Republican candidate decried federal civil rights policies as exploiting Negroes and criticized Dow's stance. He praised Head Start while opposing Job Corps and Community Action Programs, urged unity and practical solutions, and faulted Mills for not attending debates.
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New City
Republican
Joseph A. Eley
Republican Club
Eley
John G. Dow
Mississippi
Watts
Harlem
Chicago
Johnson
James Meredith
LeRoi Jones
Haryou Act
Louis B. Mills
Beverly Sawaya
Mills
Robert F. Orth
Rockland
Orth
Martin B. Mecineally
Loori named new ACLU chief in Middletown
Loori was elected chairman of the Orange Sullivan County ACLU at a meeting urging action on racial and religious tensions. The group discussed prom tensions, executive session rules, and possible actions, including aiding migrant workers and monitoring local government.
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Middletown
Orange
Sullivan County
American Civil Liberties Union
John J. Loor
HRC
Loori
NAACP
ACLU
T. Em
Romm
City studies electric tape water meter in Middletown demo
Middletown officials Wednesday studied a meter using electric tape to record consumption. Public Works Commissioner Kenneth B. Abt praised the device, though he had opposed meters previously, citing concerns about future obsolescence. The Hersey Sparling Meter Co. unit costs about 50 to 60 dollars, plus installation.
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Middletown
Public Works
Kenneth B. Abt
Abis
Hersey- Sparling Meter Co
Deedham
Mass
Abt
Erie Lackawanna Appeals PUC Ruling On New Jersey Service
The Erie Lackawanna Railroad asked the Appellate Division to overturn a PUC ruling barring abandonment of all New Jersey passenger service. The decision would force continued operation of 155 of 298 daily intra state trains. The appeal follows a May 5 PUC decision after 37 hearings with 117 objectors. The railroad declined further comment beyond confirming the filing.
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Newark, Ne Je
UPI
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Appellate Division of
Superior Court
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
New Jersey
State Regulatory Commission
Railroad
Highland Falls trustees vote reshapes school board
Incumbent Mrs Mary Galu loses her seat as Robert Mulvaney wins 423 votes to 339. Anthony Colle gains 251. George Spellman defeats Alpheus Jones 542-463, Jones noted as a Negro incumbent. John Davis, appointed to fill a term, wins 563-418. Voter turnout 25 percent with 1,057 voters for school board. 763 approve budget of 1,276,777.75 with 407 for and 356 against.
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Highland Falls
Mary Galu
Robert Mulvaney
Anthony Colle
Galu
John T. Donovan
George Spellman
Dorothy Baravo
Alpheus Jones
Theodore O. Howard
St. John’s Ame Zion
Sussex YR Club defies purge order over rat finks
Sussex County Young Republican leaders deny bigotry claims and refuse to purge members amid NRC pressure after clashes over anti liberal and anti Negro conduct. The dispute involves Birch Society members and potential ouster threats linked to a national committee crackdown.
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Lake Mohawk
N.J
Sussex County
Young Republican
National Republican Committee
Sussex
John Birch Society
Wildwood
State Committee
National Organization
Cathy DeLeon
Sussex YA
Clark Allen
Birch
Birch Society
Rat Fink
Sussex Club
Sussex County Republican Club
William Butcher
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U.S
Rayburn F. Hesse
Newburgh
Winifred S. Moran
Manchester
N.H
Pasa
Rock Cut Road
Robert R. Lawrence
South Plank Road
Moran
Rose Marie Swanson
Capron Street
Walden
Frederick Moran
Michel Decker
Orange Lake
Mett Henderson
Nancy Loori
Ace Belton, Jr
Jane P. Gilman
Mark Ellison
AN. Romm
New York Civil Liberties Union
Middletown School Board
Sussex Gop
By Chris Farlekrs
National Executive Committee
Young Republican Organizations
Allen
Plechner
Rat Finks
Republican Party
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