The-Leader_1964-11-05

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29th Year. No. 28 FREEPORT; N. Y„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1964 PRICE! FIVE C I N I S PER COPY
NEWS & VIEWS
BY
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EDDIE VASIL
N. Y, Newspaper Reporters Asso.
NatUmal Press Syniicake
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Wilhont or with offense to Mends or foes,
! sketch your world exactly as U goes!—Byron
•Let's not forget that first we are Americans and then we are
RepttWicans'os DeihoeratST-Johiison, Goldwnter, Kennedy, Keating,
Nlckerson, Bums, Carlino, McDougal, Tenzer or Edsell supporters.
tiefs riot forget to follow the true American Spirit of Demoi;-
racy and realize that the. American People have stated their choice
and that the Sections are over. Winners aild losers should now
pull together to keep the United States the greatest country In the
w o r l d / - ' _ • ' ' . . ' • - • . , • • • • •,.^'- *'
Win or lose, we should not carry any grudges^ond, win or lose,
the, candidates should maintain their public images as real champ-
Ions. ' . , ;, •','--.%, ,
: The winners should never forget the quality of humility.and
the losers should never forget that a loser cart he a winner if he's
a real champion.
;:' The electioins are over but America must still go on. We still
must keep our place, in the World of Nations and we still need the
ialents of ail our-leaders and political representatives, rogardtesa of
party. • V ;' . ^ . . .' _..,•• ,
. This is not the first election nor will it be the last!
The winners should qualify their mandate and the losers should
analyze and benefit by their mistakes.
Let's not forget one thing however, America Btill belongs to
the people and the people will always maintain the right to express
Iheir Jiices and dislikes with ballots. ,„ .J . . . . . ' ,
ELECTION
RESULTS
Nassau County
Not Official
President
Johnson (D^ _ —.380,338
Goldwater (E) ._ .251,088
- Senator
Kennedy (D) - 281,806
Keating (R) „.-:.:. „.„ai2.299
Paolucci (C) ....,,..". — 20,302
County Executive
Nickepon (D) ..._......_. 354,358
Sth Cong. District
Teiizcr 0) .i ;„......,.„.:..... 88,018
Edsell (m 83,408
2nd .^sembly Dist.
McDoagal (D) „^.......—.,.-. 82,854
Carilno <R) -.. 43,870
4th Senate IKst,
Speno (R) .: --- 00.323
Nachamie CD) »1,'?23
Freeport Results
Johnson (D) ~ 8,9fl4
Coldwatcr (E) . . . j - - ..T,338
Kealing (R) i -8,038
Kennedy .(D) .'. -....7,612
Nickerson
Burns (R)
(D), 9,441
8,076
Freeport Program
At Municipal Plaza
Kenneth E. Vought, Chairman
11:00—Taps by Freeport High School Buglers. Jenkins, Director,
11:03—Posting of Colors by Color Guard of William Clinton
Story Post No. 342.
National Anthem. . .
Invocation by Reverend Chcstor Hodgson, Poalor ol the Proe-port
Mctlrodlst Church.
Introductions,
Selections by: Boys and Girls Chorus.
Address by: Dr, Edward A. Welling; Jr., Suporintondont of
Schools. • ^ ' • . . ^ __. , „ _ _, ^ 4.
' Beriodlctteri by; ffevorena Chester Hodgson.
VETEHANS DAY PHOGRAM •
- OBSANflZATIONS
Daughters of the American Revolution, Ruth Floyd Woodhull
Chapter—Mrs. Oilson Spader, Eogont.
Andrew Jnclsson Chapter, Daughters of 1012—Mrs. Lester Dan._
ley. Chaplain.
American Bod Cross—Mrs. Gordon Yarrow, Chnlrman.
"Williom Clinton Story Post No. 342, American Legion—iklward
Ynmin, Commander-
Ladies Auxiliary of William Clinton Story Post No. 342, Amcr-lean
Legion—Mrs, George Mitthauer, President.
Henry Theodore Mohr Post No. 800, Veterans of Foreign Wars—
Wililam Gocpfcrt, Commander.
Ladie.i 'AuKlliary of Henry Theodore Mohr P.wt No. BOO, Vet.
erana of Foreign Wars—Mrs, Virginia Huse, President.
Henry Morrison Deloncy Post No. 785, American Legion-
Clarence O. Washington, Commondou,
Ladie.? Auxiliary Henry Morrison Doloney Post No. 705,. Amer­ican
Legion—Mrs, Clara White, President.
Catholic War Veterans—Harold MucCormack, Commander.
^ed VUe
Anderson (R> 8,310
Ornstcin (D) .....„J,01«
1
••': Mayor Robert Ji Sweeney of Freeport issued his traditional
Proclamation in honor of Veteran's Day, November II, 1884, and
. urged the citizens of-the community to again pay our traditional
inomage and tribute to those who made the supreme sacrifice for
eur country and tO'those "t^ho served us in time of need,
• Veteran's Day Is a real and exclusive'American" holiday. It Is a
Bay which brings us all together, regardless of race, creed, color
wr politlcar affiliations,
, Veterans' Day is a special occasion-r-ja day set aside In Which
we remember those brave men and those loyal Americans who
aelped make the United States the greatest country in the world.
Again we'll stand shoulder,to shoulder and salute.our flag and
again we'll be bonded together against any and all who might have
Bchemes against pur country.
We pay public tribute to the veterans' organizations of Freeport
wd a special personal salute to Samuel D.-Gerber, who has so
loyally served as our Grand Marshall for so many years.
This was Sam Gerber's last Big Parade ,as Grand Marshall
Because he is letirttg from this position. But Sam Gerber"will still
lead aH our parades, in our hearts and in our minds,
Dugan (D)
Smith (R)
Tenzer (D)
Edsell <R) ..
Speno (R)
Nachamie
Kay (L) .
8,313
.-.,.,,..,-..-.,..1—......8,278
(D)
..... :.-8.469
...-.„....8,30«
„..„.. 8,805
.7,364
......_ 534
McDougal (D)
Carlino (R) ....
Hampton (C) ..
Falanga (L) —
8,204
.... ^6,806
025
..„_....... 485
SAMUEL D. GERBER TO
BE HONORED PY VFW
POST VETERAllS' DAY
Samuel Gerber, Deputy Commissioner of Jurors for Nassau
County, will be feted by the Henry Theo Mohr Post of the Veteroia
of Foreign Wars during the concluding'coremonioa marking Veterans
Day on Wednesday evening, November II, at tbo Post MemoriM
Building on No. Main St, in Freeport. ... ,. ,^ ^ , ,
The Post will hold brief
Postmaster Issues
P.O. Regulations
For Veterans' Day
Postmailm Ridph L. MafstuiU
of Fteapoit mmommd UMI Qme
will be no window* iwrvlce cf
caprlw delivery wrrlce on Vel-ezam'
Day. Wednssdar, tlovsm
bar II. ' 1884. SpfwU deUvery
mail will be delivcfed as secriv
ed and the .lobby will iM opeo
from 9 &A. to 8 p.m, foe tli»
conveniancv of boxliold*ii.
ices
SAMUEL
serv-for
the departed comrades
during >he morning. It was d*
cidcd to have additional ««»»
monies ai night so that more
people might be ablo to attend.
The Freeport Veteran Post se­lected
Mr, Geifaor for his con-tmuous
services to the Village o*
Freeport, and for his efforts on
behalf of aU Veterans, living and
dead, while In capacity of Grand
Marshall of the Memorial Day
parade during the years stretch­ing
from 1032 to 1884. Mr. Ger-ber
formally retired from th»