Parkland land purchase raises questions of profit and public use
Editorial supports the city plan to acquire 45 acres near Fancher-Davidge Park for recreation while condemning the $1,000 per acre price versus a $160 per acre recent sale. It notes a $37,000 potential gain for private owners and urges District Attorney Abraham Isseks and Angelo Ingrassia to accept a more modest profit, hoping the city negotiates a fairer price for public use.
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Fancher-Davidge Park
Abraham Isseks
Angelo Ingrassia
Fancher
Davidge
Middletown High grads set district record in 1964 class
Middletown High School celebrated its largest ever class with 330 graduates this week. The ceremony also marked the retirement of Anthony J. Veraldi after 25 years as school trustee and board president, with praise from the community and district. Joel Weinstein urged graduates to take personal responsibility in the years ahead.
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Middletown High School
Middletown High
Joel Weinstein
Middletown
Anthony J. Veraldi
Potomac fever and mixed stances in political tone
The piece notes strained views on integration with Russians, a Briton expelled after attempting marriage to a Russian girl, and Governor Scranton's stance diverging from both the President and Senator Goldwater on the poverty program. It also mentions familiar monsters returning to headlines including the husband who forgets anniversaries but recalls his wife’s birthday.
Rates and delivery options for The Times and Times Herald Record
The Times announces pricing for single copies at three cents and annual subscriptions. Rates differ by delivery method and location with 12 month and 3 month options. U S Mail pricing applies for non-local delivery with varying monthly and quarterly terms.
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Times Herald-Record
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Sullivan
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U. S. Mail
Fragile bonds unite the British Commonwealth today
Washington columnist Richard L. Worsnop discusses the evolving Commonwealth of Nations, its shifting membership, and the crisis over Southern Rhodesia. He notes past debates on apartheid and South Africa leaving, the bloc’s varied economies, languages, and legal systems, and questions whether the Commonwealth remains useful or merely symbolic.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Heads of Government
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South Africa
Britain
Southern Rhodesia
Northern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Central African Federation
Salisbury
Commonwealth Countries
United Nations
Canada
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