Lindsay mayor for 3 months and they have given him a hard time
New York AP report on John V. Lindsay three months after becoming mayor. He battles a transit strike, tax plan fights, police reforms, and friction with the City Council and Governor Rockefeller. His 90 day tenure drawing praise and sharp criticism as he pursues a broad consolidation plan and civilian police review.
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Speeders Fined in Frederick County Court
Frederick County court records list speeding convictions for John R. Campbell of Norfolk at 35.75 dollars, Gerald E. Henline of Crellin at 85.75 dollars with two month license suspension for speeding at 80 mph, Thomas A. Blubough of Lakeland Florida at 25.75 dollars for radar speeding, Seymour Balden of Oakland and James J. Kleyman of Bolivar each fined 35.75 dollars, and Douglas E. Martin of Middletown at 35.75 dollars for radar speeding.
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James J. Kleyman
Bolivar
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Douglas E. Martin
Middlestown
Lars Schmidt Takes Over Paris Montparnasse Theater
AP reports Lars Schmidt, Ingrid Bergman’s husband and noted show producer, has assumed management of the Montparnasse Theater in Paris. He currently has three productions running: Luv Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf and The Girl From Maxim’s.
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