John V. Lindsay

The New York Stock Exchange celebrates the 175th anniversary of its founding. Speakers include Gustave Levy, Chairman of Stock Exchange Board of Governors; G. Keith Funston, retiring President of the New York Stock Exchange; Mayor John Lindsay; Governor Nelson Rockefeller; and Vice President Hubert Humphrey.

Upon the announcement that the World Journal Tribune ceased its production, Mayor John Lindsay's recorded a statement concerning the loss to the "free and open press," the economy and the 2,500 displaced employees. He mentions failed talks with national publishers to revive the paper and a continued effort to work ...

5th annual Bard Awards for excellence in civic architecture and urban design. Stanley Turkel, President of the City Club of New York opens the program before Philip Johnson distributes the awards. Mayor John Lindsay, arriving late to the ceremony, gives a short speech. Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall receives ...

This is a raw tape of Mayor John Lindsay making a statement about the closing of the World Journal Tribune.

Lindsay says that with the passing of the newspaper, New York City only has thee daily papers, down from seven only five years prior. Lindsay see the ...

Mayor John V. Lindsay swears in Frederic A. Davidson, Jr., as Deputy Commissioner and Pazel G. Jackson as Deputy General Manager
of the Department of Public Works. Commissioner Eugene Holt gives little biography about new appointees.

Audio courtesy of the NYC Municipal Archives WNYC Collection

WNYC archives id: 92503

Mayor John Lindsay addresses New York concern the importance of donating to those in need. One of the largest organizations to do so in the City of New York is New York Catholic Charities. He outlines their efforts and announces their 1967 Fund Appeal, set by Cardinal Spellman to occur ...

Monsignor Patrick Rafferty, Pastor Shrine Church of the Sea speak invocation. Richard Harris, Vice President of U.S. Lines, introduces Mayor John Lindsay. An important step in the development of the Nation's foremost seapower city: job power, trade power.

Francis Grant, Vice President of Operations of U.S. Lines, ...

Mayor John Lindsay, Sanitation Commissioner Samuel Kearing, and others attend the christening of "Lisa Maria" NYC Dept. of Sanitation Tugboat. Lisa Maria was named for the daughter of Commissioner Kearing.

Audio courtesy of the NYC Municipal Archives WNYC Collection

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Municipal archives id: T4003

Mayor John V. Lindsay welcomed the Prime Minister of India, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, at John F. Kennedy International Airport. En route to meet with President Johnson at the White House, Gandhi also made brief stopovers in Rome and Paris.

Gandhi expressed an affinity for New York, considering ...

Mayor Lindsay awards outgoing Fine Arts Commissioner Arnold Whitridge and rewards swears in the newest members of the Fine Arts Commission. Mary St. John Villard as lay person member, Adolf Gottleib as painter member, Seymour Lipton as sculptor member. New commissioner Robert Blum speaks.

Lindsay praises outgoing Fine ...

Mayor Lindsay introduces Walter N. Rothschild, who is elected President of the Citizen's Committee to Keep NYC clean.
Mitchell I. Ginsberg, Commissioner of the Department of Welfare, explains simplified declaration of means for welfare applicants. Ginsberg Answers questions regarding the plan.
Lindsay answers questions regarding air pollution in ...

In this press conference Mayor John V. Lindsay announces the redesign of three parks in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, funded by the Astor Foundation. The design by Paul Friedberg for playground 89, adjoined to Public School 166 (PS166) in the upper west side of Manhattan is described by Mayor Lindsay ...

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Mayor Lindsay greets the President of Israel, Zalman Shazar and the First Lady, as well as the Israeli Ambassador. Lindsay and Shazar speak.
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Victor Borge is sworn in by Mayor Lindsay as a New York City representative at the 800th anniversary ceremonies in Copenhagen.
Lindsay swears in ...

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Mayor Lindsay submits the city's operating budget for July 1967-1968 to the Board of Estimates and the City Council. Lindsay says this budget will save ...

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Mayor John Lindsay and Austin J. Tobin of the Port of New York Authority answer questions about the World Trade Center.

Informal chit ...

1. Welcome to the City. Mayor J.M. Hugely of Tulsa Oklahoma and other officials from Oklahoma City.

2. Appointments to nonsalaried officers. Mr. Kenneth Drew - as member on city commission on human rights. Mr. John W. Cedar as member of Advisory Board of Public Welfare. Mayor ...

Donald Elliot Sworn in as Chair of City Planning Commission. Lindsay answers questions regarding the intersection of air pollution and rental prices, among other subjects.

Audio courtesy of the NYC Municipal Archives WNYC Collection

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Municipal archives id: T2424

Tape begins and ends abruptly. The Mayor makes no announcements at this press conference; instead, he answers questions --some of them listed below.

Reporters ask if the 20 cents fare will increase. The Mayor answers that he hopes not. They ask whether the Mayor favors a state ...