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Iiv.in .1 DIMM.1 : irnWf ch
sistanl stale atToiv.oy-to Richard
Gerstein) nvcaltuuUHl lys bid for
tlie state, .leiyjilai'jri' in Group 12
this i''k
Block, past exalted ruler ol
Miami ElfcJ^duc 9-ipj. received
tle endc>i^Ent$ of
1.1 M mTcwv
ty Young Democratic Association
and CongX ss ol Senior Citizens.
Also enc >rsinu Block, according
to his sup toilers, art the Miami
Beach D niociatic Club. Good
Governmei t League and the Flor-
ida Senio Citizen.-. League of
Voters.
North Miami Beach
D( i!
His supp >r1 inted to
"Judge Bcunan^ experience in
and entity matters and his ef-
: record as justice of !he
Judge Herman has been active
the Miami .n ."w.n Dade B'nai B'rith. syn-
Dade Conn-1 a.',._.u and civic-affairs for many
years.
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A Yeshi
member
active in
munal anci
Campaij i
and Bern
Blocks
li relative
fa graduate. Block is a
Temple Beth Am and
numerous other com-
Or. Walter Sackett, Jr.
. Dr Waiter *. Sackett. Jr.. con-
tinued to campaign for the state
legislature in Group 11 with the
I lieme. 'Lets put a doctor in the
[House."
The Miami physician's support-
en; said. "With so much of the
reluious organizafjns.i*,a,E budget diiectlv or indirectly
leaders Martin Tine' affc-cting health and welfare needs,
the: is real need for a doctor in
rallahassee."
Dr. Sackett said. You put your
life in your doctor's hands Why
ot your v#ice Jn the state legisla-
d Jacobson pointed to
a Imimstrat.vf. legal ajid
experience earned rhir-
the pa 1 several yews in Ger-
stein's off te
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L e Weissenborn
State i ep Lee Weissenborn.
f rsl prim r\ leader in the
for the State Senate in District 17;
pointed out "my experience in th
Florida legislature" as the May 2
S icond primary approached
Weissenborn's supporters point-" late tor
e 1 out that "he introduced and
passe I .. S238.000 appropriation
for the setting up ol a fire
c mtrol unit m Dade County Com-
te ith 12 rangers and the most
lean equipment, the bill pro-
es the most modern equipment
to control tires in the underlie
\ eloped areas Ol Da ><
Weissenborn also. h:s supporters
State, "introduced and passed le-
ation providing for an extra
rJ ij "i racing al Dade's parimutuel
ilities, with all the proceeds go-
to the Miami-Dade Junior I >1-
 Scholarship Fund."'
"He also introduced, "according
i the Weissenborn campaign com
n ittee, and passed the bill com
pletelj revising the driver point
tem so as to give the traffic
judge discretion in point alloca-
I ms "
"Weissenborn also introduced and
passed legislation." his supporters
. -tit. "which will make it pos-
sible for Dade. Monroe and all
Florida counties to receive state
assistance beginning in 1967 for
t'h- operation of a free public
school system."
re:
Long activejfnptht- Florida and
American Merlical Associations.
Dr Sackett placed second in a six-
: c man field in the May 3 primary
William Lehman
William iBilll Lehman, candi-
the Dade County Board ol
Instmction in District l.
moved Ins campaign tor the school
board this week through 20 of
Dade's 27 cities and towns
Lehman, who received the en-
dorsement of Dade's school teach
ers through PACE, pointed to "my
long anil successful career in Dade
business and education."
0 erator of three successful au-
ile sales agencies, Lehman
has been a teacher in the Dade
system lor the past three years to
further acquaint himself with the
needs of the Board of Public In-
struction
Maurice Ferr
State Senate candidate Maurice
Ferre launched his run-off cam-
paign for the District 17 seat with
a reassertion that "my business
background makes me best quali
fied to do more for the people of
this area."
Ferre continued that "I fought
over two years to put a failing busi-
ness in this community back on
its feet and did so successfully."
President of Maule Industries.
Ferre has taken an active role in
civic affairs, his supporters point
out.
The run-off battle for the Demo-
cratic nomination will be held
throughout Dade and Broward
Counties, with Ferre having won'
the endorsements of the Miami'
Herald and the Miami News.
Ferre asserted that "most of the
money spent in my campaign has j
been my own," and his supporters
aid "his business experience wiO
be the deciding issue in the cam-
paign."
Ferre. a graduate of the Univer-
sitj of Miami in architectural en-
gineering, is a member of the
Economic ,$uciety of South Flor-
ida, chairman of th" building and
C instruction division of I'nitcd
Fund, and a .member of the Down-
 vn AuTrrirtflf
Jud.-je Bernard Berman
.li, Igi Bernaj I
I n his i ost as .i : 5tice of the
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this week throughout noitl
ade ount> as tl
red
ritorj
Bernard Frank
Judge Bernard Frank, former
vice mayor of Miami Beach and
Democratic candidate for state
representative in Group 11, this
week stressed his legislative ex-
perience in the May 24 runoff.
Judge Frank, born in Miami and
a graduate of the Dade school sys-
tem and the University of Miami
School of Law. emphasized "my
successful record of public service
as both judge and legislator."
Long active in Beth Jacob,
where his father serves as pres-
ident. Judge Frank also has main-
tained a membership in Temple
Beth Sholom. He served as co-
chairman of the Israel Committee
of the Miami Beach Lodge of B'nai
B'rith and won a special award
the Hebrew
. Miami.
er ol the Miami Beach
Jaycee Good Government A a d,
i rank has displayed lead-
er .tj> n sports, war and govern-
ment his supp >rl ts point out.
tie was captain ot the Universitj
f Miami tennis team and rose
from private to captain in the L'.S.
Army during World War II
"Judge Frank received seven
out of eight endorsements decided
by newspapers and civic groups
since the f.rst primary, which he
led throughout Dade County on
Max 3." according to his campaign
cabinet.
Leon Levin
Leon Levin, candidate for State
Democratic Committeeman for
Dade County, announced that he
would tight for stronger local and
State Democratic unity if elected
on May 24.
Levin, an attorney, lives at 12381
SW 190th Ter with his wife and
daughter
Ile has been active for many
local, state and national Demo-
crats in recent elections, among
them Kep Dante B. Fascell. Sen.
Sp< -sard L. Holland, President
John F Kennedy, and President
Lyndon Johnson
Levin has been active in many
civic, charitable and community
projects and organizations, such as
United Fund, Retarded Children.
American Legion, Optimist Club.
Veterans of Foreign War.-. Elks,
Masons, Moose, Jayceee. Young
Democrats, Miami Beach Anglers
and Boating Club, and south
Miami Heights Civic Association.
Levin 43. has been a resident of
Dade County for 43 years. He mad
uated from Miami Beach Senior
lliuh School and from the Univer-
sitj "t Miami School ot Law
He served In both World War II
,.ih1 the Korean War.
Paul Baker
Paul Baker, veteran of teli years
as assistant state attorney to
Richard E. Gerstein, this week
pressed his bid for the Democratic
nomination as judge of the Crim-
inal Court in Croup 3.
Baker, chief criminal prosecu-
tor lor Gerstein for several \ ear-
stressed that "there is no incum-
bent in my race."
"I'm seeking to replace Judge
Jack A. Falk. who stepped up to
Circuit Court Judge." Baker point-
ed out. "followin'.; my endorse-
ments by the Miami Herald.
Miami News and a dozen other
Dade newspapers"
Run-Oft Candidates Speak
Run-off candidates in the May
24 election spoke at a meeting of
the Democratic Club of Miami
Beach on Wednesdav at the Sea
Isle Hotsl
JULIUS SEIDKER
says 'THANK YOU!"
I greatly appreciate your
vote; and although I am net
running, I am vitally con-
cerned about the man you
choose to be Constable.
For reasons too numerous to
mention, I heariily endorse
li/ I*. Kvndr'ul;
as ** best man in tbe
May 24th Election."
indorsed by:
SENATORS. REPRESENTATIVES, LAWMEN, DOCTORS
JUDGES, ATTORNEYS, CIVIC LEADERS, BUSINESSMEN,
TRUCK DRIVERS, OFFICE WORKERS, TRADESMEN and
SENIOR CITIZEN GROUPS
ALSO indorsed by:
W. KEITH PHILLIPS, JR.. City Commission of Coral Gables
JOE MURPHY. Former Mayor of Coral Gables
W. H. CHAPMAN, City Commissioner of Coral G-
C. L. DRESSEL, Mayor of Coral Gables
GEORGE M. WILSON, City Commission of Coral C
GEORGE L HOLLAHAN. JR., State Senator
JESSE H YARBOROUGH, State Representative
STARR W HORTON Former Chairman Dade Cc
Crime Commission
VICTOR REITER, Past president, Temple Judea Prei ?.
Lawnlite Aluminum Furniture Co
AL JACOBSON. Former president of Paler o
and Coral Gables civic leader
ANN SCHULEFAND Fore er President c*
PAUL L ANDRF i ince
DR PAUL GLA.- Civic leader
WILLIAM C ("UNCLE BILL') HARTNETT. ;. .
Coral Gables
CLIFF HENDRICKS Real Estate, Coral Gal
FRANK H03BS. Construction fore- -
O K HOUSTON. JR., Architect, civic lead
JUDCE JAMES S, DUNN, Coral Gables
JACKSON G. FLOWERS, Former Safety Directc- Cif\
ROBERT T. KELLY Former D A V State Comn h
JUDGE GEORGE KNOCKWALTER, Wo-- Cc 
attorney
HOWARD SILVER N Attorney
W. L. PHILBRICn Fui eral Director
BEN C. McGAHEY, Banker and civic leader
KEEP
JAY P.
KENDRICK
Constable
LEVER 22-B
AM OPEN LETTER TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITY:
RALPH R. POSTON supports Brotherhood 365 days out of the year.
An insight to our present State Representative RALPH R. POSTON discloses
his stand on Brotherhood.
When BETH DAVID, Miami's oldest conservative congregation needed Hebrew
school class room facilities in South Dade County area, Representative RALPH R.
POSTON, as an active leader in the Kendall Methodist Church was instrumental in
fulfilling this need. As a result of his assistance Hebrew school classes have now
been held for five years during the week in his church class rooms which are used
by his church on Sunday. Truly here is a man who lives and extends Brotherhood
Week 52 times a year.
LEONARD H. WOLF
Member and past Director of
BETH DAVID CONGREGATION
Elect RALPH POSTON
DISTRICT 46
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