Rockefeller May Name GOPer to Succeed Kennedy
Gov Rockefeller said he would appoint a Republican to replace the late Sen Robert F Kennedy but had not decided. He spoke at the Schine Ten Eyck Hotel and indicated the choice may come before or after the August Republican convention. Names on a growing list included John Gardner and John Lindsay.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
Schine Ten Eyck
John V. Lindsay
New York
U.S
Miami
Charles A.schoeneck
B. Keating
Kennedy
Rochester
Upstate
Earl W. Brydges
Niagara Falls
Schoeneck
John P. Lomenzo
Charles Goodell
Paul A. Fine
Bronx
Keating
Court of Appeals
Edward Speno
Nassau County
Richard Bartlett
Glens Falls
William Booth
New York City Human Rights Commission
Sen
John Marchi
Staten Island
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Five-county GOP caucus to nominate new Ninth District judges
Republican leaders from Orange Rockland Westchester Putnam and Dutchess counties were told to convene all county committee members to nominate four new Supreme Court posts created by Gov Rockefeller's bill. The process may use proxies. attendance could exceed 1000, with Isseks seen as a likely Orange County candidate.
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Albany
Hudson Valley
Supreme Court
Rockefeller
Arthur Schwartz
State Republican Committee
Orange
Rockland
Westchester
Putnam
Dutchess
Schwartz
Westchester County
Orange County
William E. Doulin
Newburgh
Nicholas Costanzo
Middletown
Shirley Jensen
Dist
Abraham S. Isseks
Isseks
Bill forces lenders to tell full story
Governor Rockefeller signed a package of 1968 laws including a consumer credit bill requiring lenders and sellers to spell out credit terms and true interest rates starting July 1, 1969 and to use fair advertising. The action also vetoed a state police retirement plan and a debt ceiling bill for school districts, while approving hospital bond funds and a new annual financial report for charitable groups.
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Rockefeller
Columbia University
Daughters display ancient Baghdad bowl for charity show
Two Port Jervis girls, Susan 9 and Merriam 6, help unveil a 1000 year old Baghdad bowl among hundreds of items at the Dutch Reformed Church. The art antique show benefits Doctors Sunny Side Hospital and runs Saturday from 1 to 7.
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Aladdin
Hussain Mashatt
Port Jervis
Baghdad
Dutch Reformed Church
Port
Sunnyside Hospital
Susan
Merriam
Rockefeller veto ends Ramrod subversive bill in Albany
Governor Rockefeller vetoed the Ramrod bill that would dismiss civil service or teaching staff active in subversive groups without hearings. He said it reversed due process, noting current law already disqualifies such applicants and opens criminal liability under the Penal Law.
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Albany
Rockefeller
U. S. Supreme Court
New York
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