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H ERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS N.Y., FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1963
DUGGAN IS PROMOTED
I ington professional chapter of
I Sigma Delta Chi, the journalisi tie society, Wednesday night that i
i he's thinking only about running:
I for reelection.
He m e n t i o n e d Know land's
name when a questioner asked
Land along and near the Crosshim who. in his judgment, would
WASHINGTON Uv-Son. Barry
make a good presidential candi- County Parkway is being survey,
Goldwater of Arizona, mentioned
date for the Republican party in ed in connection with the reconas a possible Republican candistruction of the parkway in the
1964.
date for president in 1964. says
near future.
He added that "there are men
the name that "keeps coming to
In some instances, the surveymy mind as a strong figure for in the House of Representatives,
that race is that of Bill Know- too, who look promising. Jerry ors have to enter private propFord and others of that cut have erty but that doesn't mean the
land."
lots
of vigor." Gerald R. Ford i s . property will be taken for the
William F. Knowland. former
reconstruction job, according to
Senate Republican leader who from Michigan.
Ernest
T. Perkins, executive diPaul Manolis, an assistant cdi-!
served in the Senate from 1945-58.
retired to run for governor of tor of the Oakland Tribune, a . rector of the East Hudson ParkCalifornia in 1938. He was defeat- I newspaper owned by the Know-1 way Authority.
ed—his only defeat in 25 years I land family, said recently Know- ~~Mr. Perkins said steps in progi land had no intention "at the • ress include checking of previous
of politics.
As for his own - political plans j present time of reentering public surveys and obtaining additional
I information required for the dein 1961, Goldwater told the Wash- I life."
\Knowland
Demetriou Appointed In '64? Asks
Goldwater
New Assistant D.A.
WHITE PLAINS—
Appointments of James C. Demetriou, 36, of 42 S. Devoe Ave.,
Yonkers, as a new assistant district attorney, and elevation of
J a m e s J . Duggan from assistant
to a senior assistant district attorney, weir announced today by
Dist. Atty. Leonard Rubenfcld.
Mr. Demetriou. who was an
assistant attorney general for the
state until his appointment, is a
3948 Columbia University graduate. He received his law degree
from New York University Law
School, gaining admission to the
bar in 1953. He was formerly
with Samuel LaRosa of P e r '
Chester and Cerrato, Nayor and
Edmiston of Yonkers, law firms.
Mr. Demetriou is a trustee of
the Prophet Elias Church, Yonkers. and president of the American Hellenic Club there. Last
JAMES C. DEMETRIOU
year he was appointed to the
Yonkers Mayor's Advisory Committee on Urban Renewal and
Housing. He and his wife, the
former Vicke Calafates. have
two children, Joanne. 5, and
Philip, 4.
Mr. Duggan. 3S, lives with his
wife, thexformer Marlene F. Hedonist, at 29 Wardman St., White
Plains, with their four children,
Kathleen, 7, James, 3. Brian, 3,
and Laura, 8 months. He served
as a special agent in the FBI
from 1950 to 1934 and was in
private law practice until he was
appointed assistant district attorney in 1939. He has been in
charge of the Appeals Bureau in
the district~attorney's office, handling cases in the higher state
courts as well as the federal
courts and the Supreme Court of
the United States. He has also
handled trial and investigative
assignments.
JAMES J. DUGGAN
Mr. Duggan is an Army vet-,
eran of World War II, serving ,
in the European theater, and was graduated from New York
was graduated from Ford ham i Law School and was admitted
University in 1947. In'1950 he ' to the state b a r in 1953.
Red Radar Trawler
Off Louisiana Coast
I the property will be taken for
I construction but will enable sur| veyors to take account of local
j conditions in shaping the final
NEW ORLEANS, La. (iv-The
! design.
Coast Guard said that a radarequipped Soviet fishing trawler
has been operating in the Gulf of
sign work. The engineering firm
Mexico about 45 miles off Louisiof Parsons, Brinckerhoff, Quade
ana.
& Douglas is conducting the field
work lor the authority. Five
LOS ANGELES UP» — Actress i Naval and CoastGuardspokesteams of surveyors are on the Dorothy Dandridge reports she i men said the trawler was in injob.
made more than 5100,000 the past ; ternational waters with fishing
Mr. Perkins said it was nec- two years but she's broke any- j nets out.
essary for the survey parties to way.
' A commercial helicopter pilot,
obtain information beyond the
'William S. Chatterton, said the
She
filed
a
bankruptcy
_
petilimits of the parkway right-ofI tion, saying she owes $61,502 to ; trawler differed from most in
: way. Their entering of private
i that it carried two radar antenproperty, where necessary, is I individual creditors and $57,000 : nas and a fairly elaborate system
:
on
unsecured
trust
deed
claims.
i being done under provisions of
!of radio antennas.
; law, he said, but added that
Miss Dandridge, 39, waived ali1
every precaution was being made mony last December when she diTo insure your future invest
, not to damage the property.
vorced restauranteur John Deniin
U. S. Savings Bonds.
I He said entry does not mean i son.
Cross County Surveyed
For Reconstruction Job
$100,000 Actress
Files Bankrupt Plea
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NEAR HOGAN PARK
Junked Cars To Leave
HenningParkForDump
Abandoned automobiles in Hen- from Henning Park to the new
ning Park that have been draw- location.
ing the ire of 10th Ward CounCouncilman Anthony J. Picone
cilman Andrew
Hayduk are of the 8th Ward complained that
going to be moved to part of he was having a similar conditthe old Austin Avenue dump ad- ion with abandoned cars on the
old railroad right - of - way in
jacent to Hogan Park.
his
ward. He asked Mr, Curran
That's what Public Safety Comhow
the foreclosure proceedings
misibner Milton E. Goldman
told members of the Common were going against this property.
Council in committee of the The manager said this was a
very slow proceeding because it
whole.
involves some 69 estates but
Mr. Goldman told Councilman that he hoped that over the
Hayduk that he and City Man- summer months it would be
ager Charles L. Curran had vis- moving very fast.
ited Henning Park and then had
jrone to Hogan Park. He said
they had made arrangements MEG'S COSTS QUESTIONED
with the Rcreation Commission
LONDON UP»—The government
for use of some of the Austin will be questioned in Parliament
Avenue property—not disturbing next month about the cast of
Hogan Park—and orders have renovating Princess Margaret's
been issued to move the cars new home at.Kensington Palace.
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