LIST OF NOMINATIONS
BOARD OF ELECTIONS, ESSEX COUNTY, ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y.
"TO THE VOTERS OF ESSEX COUNTY:
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, the following is a correct statement af the names and addresses of candidates for Public Office as certified to this office hy the Secretary of State and of candidates nominated at the Primary Election for County Officer, and u'ha are to be voted for at the General < Election to be held on the 8th day of November, 19G6.
THE RECORD-POST, AU SABLE FORKS, N. Y., THURSDAY,
COURT CANDIDATE
GREENBERG CALLS
CANDIDATES NOMINATED BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
NAME OF CANDIDATE
TITLE OF OFFICE
PLACE OF RESIDENCE
Pocantico Hills, Tarrytown, N. Y.
24 Windsor Rd., Yonkers, N. Y.
(P. O. Scarsdale)
608 .Ridgewood Dr., N. Y., N. Y.
575 Park Aye., New York, N. Y.
30 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Kelson A. Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
Governor
Li. Governor
Charles T. Lanigan
JLouis J. Lefkowitz
Comptroller
Attorney General
Chief Judge of the Court of
Appeals
lbt J. Aulisi
•James Gibson
t>. Vincent Cerrito
Justices of the Supreme Court 285 Market St., Amsterdam, N.Y.
4th Judicial District
93 Pearl St., Hudson Falls, N. Y.
1250 Sumner Ave., Schenectady,
N. Y
Representative in Congress 30th 126 Nelson Ave., Saratoga
Congressional District
Springs, N. Y.
Peru, N. Y
State Senator
. . . . 42nd Senatorial District . . .
District Delegates to the Consti- Star Route, Glens Falls, N. Y.
2 Ade St., Illion, N. Y
tutional Convention, 42nd
20 Third St., Malone, N. Y.
Senatorial District
Carleton J. King . .
Ronald B. Stafford
Richard J. Bartlett
John W. Bergin
Claude J. Cark
Jppler Darlington
Member of Assembly
108th Assembly District
District Attorney
Sheriff
£>aniel T. 'Manning
Kenneth E. Goodspeed
Emblem chosen to represent and
distinguish the Candidates of
the Republican Party.
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Lake Placid, N. Y.
Au Sable Forks, N. Y.
Elizabeth town, N. Y.
CONSTITUTIONAL DELEGATES AT LARGE
CANDIDATES NOMINATED BY THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
NAME OF CANDIDATE
PLACE OF RESIDENCE
TITLE OF OFFICE
Frank D. O'Connor
Governor
Howard J. Samuels
Arthur Levitt . . . .
Frank A. Sedita . .
Stanley H. Fuld . .
Lt. Governor
Comptroller
Attorney General
Chief Judge af the Court of
Appeals
8426 Charlecote Ridge, Jamaica
Estates, N. Y
Smith Rd., Canandaigua, N. Y. .
34 tPlaza St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
20 Colonial Circle, Buffalo, N. Y.
30 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Emblem chosen to represent afnd
distinguish the Candidates of
the Democratic Party.
Justices of the Supreme Court 285 Market St., Amsterdam, N. Y.
93 Pearl St., Hudson Falls, N. Y.
4th Judicial District
11 Pershing Rd, Glens Falls, N.Y.
Representative in Congress
,..
30th Congressional District . Thurman, N. Y
Hutobell Lane, Lake George, N. Y.
State Senator
42nd Senatorial District . . .
Chazy, N. Y
District Delegates to the
Constitutional Convention
RD 1, Richfield Springs, N. Y.
42nd Senatorial District .. 55 Bay St., Glens Falls, N. Y.
6 Mason Drive, Pittsburgh, N. Y.
-Member of Assembly
lOStfe. Assembly District
Mineville, N. Y
Sheriff
Felix J Aulisi
James Gibson
Arthur R. Greenberg
John S. Hall . . .
John K. Bright . . . .
"Fnmcis H. Neverett .
Jfcfeft F. Daly
5. Ward Russell .. .
-Loiiis E. Wolfe
bomiftick M. Ida
CONSTITUTIONAL DELEGATES AT LARGE
CANDIDATES NOMINATED BY THE LIBERAL PARTY
Emblem chosen to represent and
distinguish the Candidates of
116 E. 63rd St., New York, N. Y.
the liberal Party.
10 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
34 Plaza St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
751 St. Marks Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y
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30 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
PLACE OF RESIDENCE
NAME OF CANDIDATE
Franklin D Roosevelt, Jr
Stenald S. Harrington
Arthur Levitt
Simeon Golar
Govennor
Lt. Governor
Comptroller
Attorney General
^Stantey H. Fuld
Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court
Justices of the Supreme Court 285 Market St., Amsterdam, N. Y.
93 Pearl St., Hudson Falls, N. Y.
4th Judicial District
1250 Summer Ave., Schenectady,
N. Y
Athol, N. Y
Reprerentative In Congress
30th Congressional District .
Hubbell Lane, Lake George, N. Y.
State Senator
42nd Senatorial District .. .
Chazy, N. Y
District Delegates to the
R. D. 1, Richfield Springs, N, Y.
Constitutional Convention
42nd Senatorial District ..
6
Mason Drive, Pittsburgh, N. Y.
Member of Assembly
108th Assembly District . . .
Mineville, N. Y
Sheriff
Felix J. Aulisi .. '.
James Gibson
D. Vincent Cerrito
John S. Hall
•^h-n K. Bright
Franks H. Neverett
Jofaw F. Daly
.'.
.'
l«ouis E. Wolfe
lOomink'k «M. Ida
CONSTITUTIONAL DELEGATES AT LARGE
CANDIDATES NOMINATED BY THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
NAME OF CANDIDATE
:
L t Governor . . . .
Comptroller
Attorney General
" KJefltti O'Doherty
"£en3«»in R. Crosby
Mason. L, Hampton
PLACE OF RESIDENCE
31 College Drive, North Chili,
N. Y
20 East 80th St., New York, N. Y.
2390 Palisades Ave., Bronx, N. Y.
15 Margaret Boulevard, Merrick,
L. L, N. Y
30 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
Emblem chosen to represent and
distinguish the Candidates of
the Conservative Party.
Chief Judge of the Court of
Appeals
Justices of the Supreme Court 285 Market. Place, Amsterdam,
N. Y
4th Judicial District ,
50 Pearl St., Hudson Falls, N. Y.
Stanley H. Fuld
Felix J. Aulisi
James Gibson
Daniel Mitchell
TITLE OF OFFICE
Governor
Paul L. Adams
Member of Assembly
41 South Peru St., Plattstourgh,
N. Y.
CONSTITUTIONAL DELEGATES AT LARGE
CANDIDATES NOMINATED B Y THE SOCIALIST LABOR P ARTY
.NAME OF CANDIDATE
TITLE OF OFFICE
Milt&n Herder
Governor
Doris Baliantyne
John EmanueJ
Lt. Governor
Comptroller
PLACE OF RESIDENCE
124 605 West Hartsdale Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y
345 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
71 Coulter Ave., Yonkers, N. Y.
Emblem chosen to represent and
distinguish the Candidates of
the Socialist Labor Party.
CANDIDATES NOMINATED B Y THE SOCIALIST WORKER PARTY
NAME OF CANDD3ATE
Juditsh White
Richard Garza
Levitt
Boutelle
TITLE OF OFFICE
Governor ".'...
Lt. Governor
Comptroller .
Attorney General
PLACE OF RESIDENCE
535 E. 11th St., New York, N. Y.
252 W. 85th St., New York, N. Y.
215 Audubon Ave., New York,
N. Y
364 W. 116th St., New York, N. Y.
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Emblem chosen to represent and
distinguish the Candidates of
the Socialist Worker Party.
WE CERTIFY, that the foregoing is a correct last of nominations, es-certified to and canvassed by this Board of Elections, of
•Candidates for the respective offices named herein; and who are to be voted for at the General Election, to be held on the 8th
November, 1966.
Certified and Dated at Elizabeth town, New York,
""^his 27th Day of October, 1966
In a recent interview Supreme
Court Justice candidate, Arthur
R. Greenberg, ,said one of the
most important senses that a
judge must have is a "sense of
fair play."
Mr. Greenberg, a practicing
trial atorney in Glen Falls, is
the Democratic candidate for a
Supreme Court Justice seat in
the Fourth Judicial District.
Mr. Greenberg said he believes
"a judge should possess common
seme, a judicial temperament
and a sense of fair play.
"I believe also," Mr. Greenberg continued, "that a judge
should have a good knowledge af
the law and be willing to apply
the law to situations as they
exist today and not Ln terms of
what occurred years ago. The
law must be . interpreted by a
court in keeping with the times
and the vast s<ocial changes
which are occurring daily.
"Application of the law to problems of people must be made in
light of the needs of the people
today. I have spent 28 years
liandling the problems of the
people such *as family problems,
claims problems, small business
problems, real estate and estate
problems, and I feel my experience with people and my efforts
at successfully concluding their
problems qualify me to sit as a
judge to hear and solve problems
of the people," he said
Mr. Greenberg. a native of
West Rutland, Vt, was the son
of a farmer end cattleman who
operated farms near Bennington,
Vt. and Hoosiek, N. Y. He attended Union College and graduated from Brooklyn Law School
and was admtited to the New
York State Bar in 1938.
He was on the legal staff of
Citizens Carualty Co. of New
from September, 1937 to January
1940, end began practicing tew
In Hudson Falls in 1940. He was
active in football whSte at college and iplayed semi-professional in Hudson Falls in 1940 and
1941.
He is President of the Warren
County Bar Association, a mem-
ber of the New York Bar Association, American Bar Association, a past commander of the
Glens Falls American Legion
post, a past president of the
Past Commanders in Glens Fails,
a memsber of the Glens Falls
Elks and Masons, a former member of the Glens Falls Planning Commission, chairman of the
Jewish Welfare Fund in Glens
Falls from 1950 to 1955 and a
member of B'nai B'rith and
Temple Beth El in Glens Falls.
He resides with his wife, Sylvia, and daughter, Jane who is
a social worker for the Washington County Welfare Department,
at 11 Pershing iRoad, Glens Falls.
LEVITT ASSISTS
ESSEXCOUNTY'S
CASH MANTMENT
Earnings on investment of idle
funds by Essex County increased
from $0.00 during 1955 to $4,994
last year, according to State
Comptroller Arthur Levitt
"This increase," the comptroller asserted, "represents county
income derived without additional burden upon local taxpayers."
Mr. Levitt has been assisting
officials of localities throughout
the State in improving their
cash management
procedures
since 1956 when he first called
[attention to potential earnings
I lost through failure of local gov! ernment to invest idle funds.
Since that time the comptroller's annual school fo local fiscal
officers has included cash management in its curriculm and
Mr. Leavitt has Instructed his
municipal audit staff to comment in their official reports on
any failure of a locality to invest idle cash.
M
On balance," Comptroller Levitt said, "fiscal officers throughout the state have been alert to
investment opportunities and are
handling their idle cash balances
with both prudence and diligence."
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