Open meetings pledged by Orange County supervisors
Albert C. Howell, chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, says the 18 standing committees will be open to the public and press. William M. Demerest, minority leader, agrees. The Times Herald-Record campaign urged openness and coverage.
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Orange County Board of Supervisors
Albert C. Howell
Orange County Board
William M. Demerest
Times Herald-Record
Howell
Demerest
Middletown Board of Education Moves Toward Open Meetings
The Middletown Board of Education reduced executive session items to minimum, seeking to inform the public about the tax implications of consolidation. The editorial urges full public disclosure at all times, praising the move as a salutary first step toward government transparency.
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Middletown
Holiday deaths and the Fourth of July risk
The Fourth of July falls midweek creating a long weekend that may reduce highway fatalities. Yet the warning remains urging cautious driving as death looms on the nation’s highways and waterways during the holiday period.
Peace Corps success after one year amid mixed feelings
The Peace Corps marks one year of operation and exposure to different cultures. Critics note mixed overseas reactions while supporters claim valuable learning experiences at low cost. The piece also mentions Billie Sol Estes and a $40 million financed spend. Wall Street mood is described with playful allusions to markets and fashion.
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Peace Corps
Billie Sol Estes
Orange County Press Published Weekly and Daily
The snippet lists staff names and roles for the Orange County Press and affiliates, including James Hottaway as president and publisher Ruth B Onaway secretary Charles A Ring general manager Philip Blake and other editors and managers. It also provides contact details, bureau locations in Goshen Monticello and Port Jervis and subscription rates for Orange Sullivan Ulster Pike counties and nationwide.
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James Hottaway
Prevaent
Ruth B. Onaway
Charles A Ring
Meniger
Philip Blake
A. HN
Romm
Robert $. van Tleet
Edward P. Dougherty
Gradley Boyre
News Eaylor
Joseph C. Remner
Arthur J Benniks
Alexander E. Koziara
Thomas J Hill
Laurance A. Fewesbury
John Chaswell
Taney Heral
Milk marketing order attacked by editor and dairyman
Letter to the editor from O L Grant of Liberty criticizing Order 2 and co op deductions, citing May 1962 figures, losses for many producers, and calls for a constitutional reform. He urges readers to inform Mr Freeman and oppose compulsory Class 3 milk at a loss and support a new, fair order.
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Dairy Farmers Guild
Freeman
Mr. Blanford
New York City
Middletown
Barbay
Supreme Court
Opposition to Kennedy Medicare in the public letter
James J. O'Neil of Warwick argues against Medicare, denouncing federal overreach and tax coercion. He claims private charity could cover the needy, warns of reduced individual freedom, and criticizes Soviet and foreign aid policies while attacking liberal supporters and government control.
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Kennedy
Russia
Yugoslavia
Indonesia
India
Germany
Portugal
Belgium
China
James J. O'Neil
Warwick
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