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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
10
Mayor Jerome Markovits ascends a ladder to view a banner over North Street Middletown. The banner, supported by The Times Herald Record and local businessmen, with another banner planned by Sears Roebuck and Co. TH Record photo.
President Johnson told congressional leaders more summits were planned but did not set a date or place for future meetings. A 95 minute talks at Glassboro with Romanian Premier Ion Gheorghe Maurer centered on expanding U S relations with Romania. Maurer said the discussions touched on broader U S relations and hinted at direct Arab Israeli talks without outside interference.
A large turnout of 2,096 Liberty Central School District voters defeated the proposed $2,426,185 budget by 134 votes 1,071 to 937. The defeat triggered a contest by Frank Stuart of the Citizens Committee for Quality Education alleging procedural irregularities and the vote being bound by the board and attorney Richard Gross. The Liberty Taxpayers Association alleged illegal procedures including a voter being guided in the booth. Austerity budget potential discussed. the board and attorney will decide next steps.
Two armed men held up the home of attorney Samuel W. Eager Jr near Campbell Hall Monday night. They tied Eager to a chair and fled with a safe painted with his name. Police saw two vehicles depart the scene, one a small van, but could not confirm contents of the safe. Eager is the son of Supreme Court Justice Samuel W. Eager.
Horton Memorial Hospital Board approves hiring a fulltime ER physician to cover daytime hours. Six foreign doctors will continue overnight coverage from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. until a local physician is found. Board also adds 30 parking spaces and approves space for 40 more, notes an installed air conditioner in physical therapy, reports May births of 96 and total patient days of 7 057 with average census 227.6. John Petrillo earns Helen Krieger Memorial Scholarship at Orange County Community College.
OCCC engineering and technology students face bright prospects after spring completion. Fifty-six jobs with average starting pay around 6 340 dollars go to 35 electrical and mechanical technology graduates. Eighteen mechanical and 35 electrical tech grads attract strong offers from national firms and premium salaries, with several pursuing four year degrees at top institutes including Rensselaer, Cornell, NYU, and SUNY Buffalo.
A five year old boy suffered a fractured skull when a car driven by Richard Kruseck Jr. and his mother Mary Berger was struck at a stop sign by a vehicle driven by Thomas Culletto. Culletto received a summons for failing to stop. The boy was reported resting at Arden Hill Hospital.
Mayor Jerome Markovits announced that the federal government verified the James Street Post Office will be available for Middletown. He said a proposed contract from the General Services Administration is ready and he will seek $40,500 from the common council at the July 6 meeting to purchase the building.
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