Dodgers Move Six Games Ahead As Giants Defeated
Dodgers increased their lead to six games as the Giants and Cardinals were defeated. The Dodgers beat the Cubs 3-1 behind Tommy Davis’s 11th inning homer and Ron Perranoski’s relief win after Sandy Koufax exited a tie. Hank Aaron?
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Dodgers
Giants
Cardinals
Yanks
Jack Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Husky
Houston
Ace
Colts
Sanford
Dick Farrell
Hal Woodeshick
Orlando Cepeda
Matty Alou
Farrell
Cubs
Chicago
Tommy Davis
New York Mets
Cards
Phils
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Davis
Lindy McDaniel
Ron Perranoski
Sandy Koufax
Sandy
Christy Mathewson
Jim Hickman
New York Met
Duke Snider
Mets
Ernie Broglio
Tracy Stallard
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Statistics show Groat Aaron Mays and others leading in batting with Groat at .336 and 156 hits. Pinson Callison Williams Javier pace with 12 triples. McCovey Aaron lead homers and 33 and 31. Koufax and Perry lead pitching with 11 and 4 records and 219 strikeouts.
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Groat
St. Ian
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Flood
St. Louis
White
Pinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Williams
Chicago
Callison
Taylor
Philadelphia
Javier
McCovey
Robinson
Wills
Los Angeles
Perranoski
Koufax
Drysdale
1964 American League Batting and Pitching Leaders
The standings list Yastrzemski of Boston with 330 at bats and 131 hits leading batting. Kaline of Detroit tops runs with 75 RBI and 69 runs, while Yastrzemski and Kaline share high hit counts and doubles. Pitching leaders show Radatz of Boston at 123 strikeouts with a .800 record and Pizarro of Chicago near .737, detailing key figures across teams.
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Harmon Killebrew
Los Angeles
Bob Allison
Hammering
Harmon
Allison
Earl Rattey
Minnesota
Twins
Angels
Killebrew
Battey
Dean Chance
New York Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
al Kaline
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Orioles
Rich Rollins
Vic Power
Ken McBride
Bill Dailey
Camilo Pascual
Leon Wagner
Pepitone
Yankees
Steve Ridzik
Howard
Bobby Richardson
al Downing
Senators
Minnie Minoso
Pete Ward
White Sox
A's
Dave Nicholson
Juan Pizarro
Jim Brosnan
Yastrzemski
Kaline
Tresh
New York
Stuart
Bos
Cousey
Aparicio
Hinton
Radatz
Pizarro
Chicago
Draw for Ballot Position Monday
Ballot position drawing for the primary will occur Monday at 10 in the Oswego County Board of Elections office on the County Building’s third floor. Candidates facing contests in the September 5 primary were notified to attend if possible. Principal contests include the Democrat mayoral nomination in Fulton and Republican city judge nomination in Fulton with four towns listing Republican supervisor contests in New Haven Minetto Schroeppel and Orwell along with minor town offices.
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Oswego County
Moose Lodge Officers Session Enrolls New Members
Senior Regent Mary Sumner presided as the Loyal Order of Moose Officers chapter met Wednesday night. Governor Albert Williamson spoke on state and national statistics. Margaret Babcock received the award. a luncheon followed. The next meeting is scheduled for August.
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WOTM
Mary Sumner
Presidin
Albert Williamson
the Loyal Order
Chapter of the Moose
Margaret Babcock
Theta Phi Omega Seeks Missing Formal Composite
Members urge public help to locate a composite from their sorority formal missing since two weeks. The previous year's piece remained untouched, and the group seeks any information to recover memories of past members and aid future reunions.
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Palladium Times
Theta = Phi Omega
Theta Phi
Rebels Challenge Duvalier Claim of Haiti Victory
Exile sources in the Dominican Republic say the invaders led by Gen. Leon Cantave are advancing despite government claims of crushing the invasion. Government spokesmen report heavy fighting in north Haiti with Cantave not among the killed or captured. The OAS scheduled a hearing to hear Dominican ambassador Calventi’s arguments.
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Port AU Prince
Francois Duvaliers
Haiti
Dominican Republic
George J. Figaro
Duvalier
Leon Cantave
Adrien Raymond
Foreign Office
Cantave
OAS
Arturo Calventi
Judge Conger of O&W Fame Dies
Federal District Judge Edward A. Conger, an early Roosevelt backer named to Manhattan’s Southern District, dies. He championed keeping the New York Ontario and Western Railroad operational during bankruptcy, vow to prevent sale, and helped extend its life before it eventually ceased operations.
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Poughkeepsie
Edward A. Conger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Manhattan
Judge Conger
Upstate
New York
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
Colgate Inn
20 000 At Mormon Pageant In Palmyra
The Hill Cumorah Pageant opened in Palmyra with about 20 000 spectators and a 400 member Mormon cast. Rain threatened but limited showers did not stop the second performance as organizers expect over 100 000 viewers on tour.
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Palmyra
New York
Harold I. Hensen
Hensen
Shoppers Seek Bonus Bargains in Oswego Store Event
Hundreds of shoppers jammed Oswego stores for the Palladium Times listed bonus bargains on summer merchandise. The event continues Friday and Saturday with stores open until 9 pm and free downtown parking attracting crowds.
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Oswego
Palladium Times
Probate Notice for Flora C Hohman Will in Oswego
Court summons all heirs and interested parties to show cause why the last will and testament of Flora C Hohman should not be admitted to probate. The Surrogate's Court of Oswego County, NY, sets a hearing for September 9, 1963, at 10 a.m. in Oswego.
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State OF
New York
Walter A. Cuthbertson
F. Maud Cuthberston
Agnes Doyle Buckley
Hilda Doyle Merriam
Rose Coxon
Caroline Hohman Dodge
Flora C Hohman
Pulaski
Oswego
Dorothy Donahue
Utica
Robert F. LaPoint
Richland
Flora C. Hohman
County of
City of
L.S
Don H. Stacy
Barbara J. Larkin
Surrogate’s Court
Grass and Tie Fire Extinguished by Engine Company No 3
Firefighters from Engine Company No 3 led by Captain Theophilus J. McCarthy extinguished a grass and railroad tie fire in East Schuyler Street between Tenth and Eleventh Streets at 10:55 last night. They returned to station at 11:15 and faced no further disturbances through presstime today.
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Theophilus J. McCarthy
East Schuyler St
Fidel Castro-attends mother's funeral in Cuba
Prime Minister Fidel Castro attended his mother Lina Ruz de Castro's funeral in Marcane near Mayari Oriente Province Havana Radio reported. She died unexpectedly Tuesday at 4 p.m. at her home in Leman.
Kennedy Baby Born by C Section at Air Force Hospital
Jacqueline Kennedy gave birth to a male infant at 12:52 p m Eastern Daylight Time. The baby weighed four pounds ten ounces and measured 17 inches, and was placed in an Isolette after a cesarean birth assisted by Dr John Walsh and 10 Air Force medical staff. The infant faced idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome, with premature lungs not fully developed, and the baby was moved by ambulance to Boston Children s Medical Center for treatment. Mrs Kennedy and the family remained under military security as details were guarded.
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Kennedy
Boston
Children’s Medical Center
John Jr
Air Force Hospital
Squaw Island
Jacqueline
Air Force
Mrs. Kennedy
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Caroline
Osterville
Hyannis Port
Dr. Walsh
Cape Cod
Senator Kennedy Clash Over Desegregation Grants
At a Senate hearing Senator Sam Ervin questioned Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy about a civil rights bill provision. The section would grant funds to local school boards to hire experts to educate the public on desegregation issues and racial balance in schools. He asked whether the policy might transport white students to other communities to resolve imbalances.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DN. C
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ervin
Kennedy
Stock market quotes from Foster Adams page in Syracuse paper
Quotations from Foster & Adams list numerous stock prices and percentages for companies such as Allied Stores Allied Chem and Dye Am Airlines Am Can, Borg Warner Car & Equipment, Chase Ohio Rwy Chrysler Cities Service Colum Gas Cont Motors Copperweld Stl Corn Products DuPont Dow Jones data. The compilation includes many firms with varied percentage changes, spanning energy, manufacturing, and consumer goods sectors.
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Allied Chem & Dye
Allied Stores
Eccssss
Allis Chalmers
Alum Ltd
Am Airlines
Cceeeee
Caniserscene
Borg-Warner
Ccceeees
Can Pacific
Seesccess
Ee Eee Eenenee RR
Celanese Corp
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Cenco
Ches & Ohio R
Doug Aircraft
Seccess
Cow
Fastern Gas & & Fuel
Ic Fastman Kodak Oveen
Fairchild Fea Coseeeee
Ford Motors
Ccceeecoess
Gen Am Trans
Cceesese
Gen Instruments
Gen Motors Sosthane
Creorcia Pacific
Tel Geasevesss
Clidden Corp
Seeeeenee
Goodrich Sevsveeese
Coodvear Tire Casseere
Greyhound
Colt
Oleeeeeeereer Aq Hwammarmil
Seeeseeess
St .Se
BAM Kennecot Con
Tabman
CAP
Cssseee
Armco
Tel & Tel
Anacon Cop
Armstrong Cork
Atch
T & SF
Avco Mie
Balt & Olle
Bendix
Bath BO
Min
Fe Co
Bar
Monsanto
Nat Tristi Ners
Central PR
Ning Mo Power
Avia Cesarean North Pacific Ry
Olin Mathieson
Outboard Motor
Owens Illinois Glass
Pacific Gas & Elec
Pacific Lighting
Penick & Ford
Penn Rranette
Pepsi Cola
Phelps Dodge
Ceeseees
Phillips Pete
Polaroid
Proctor & Gamble
Radio Corp
Repub
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Tobacco
Wseeeer
St Regis Paper Eeenee
Sealright Os
Falls
Sears Roebuck
Shell Os
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand Corp
Stand Oil Ind
Stand
Ecceeee
Stand Oil
Cce
Socony Mobil Oil
Texas Instruments
Thompson-Ramo
Union Carbide
Union Pacific RR
United Aircraft
United Tank
Former Diamond Match Employee Reminiscences At Palladium-Times
Floyd E. Jacobson a retired Jamestown newspaper man revisited Oswego to recall his 1917 1918 stint at the Diamond Match plant now reduced to ground near Liberty and Lake streets. He recalled a three mast vessel grounding off the harbor and later drifting ashore. He worked the nailing machine until 1918 then pursued journalism in Jamestown Oil City Quincey Worcester Syracuse and Buffalo before settling as telegrapher and editor at the Jamestown Morning Post and later the Post Journal until retirement in 1957. He is 78.
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Diamond Match Co
Floyd E. Jacobson
Jamestown
Palladium-Times
Jacobson
Frank A
Elmer J
Syracuse
Liberty St
Lake St
Oswego
Lake Erie
Firelevel Hotel in Fukuyama Blazes After Typhoon Bess
Winds from Typhoon Bess sparked a three story hotel blaze in Fukuyama Japan on the Inland Sea. Police reported four dead a missing person and eight injured among 61 guests. No foreigners were aboard the hotel guests.
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Fukuyama
Japan
Hiroshima
Stock Averages Report Mixed Movements At 2 P.M.
The Dow Jones industrials, rails, and utilities showed fractional shifts at 2 p.m. with several sectors down and a few advancing. Trading included Woolworth Co Xerox Youngstown S & and Catalina Corp among listed equities, reflecting modest market activity and fluctuating share values.
Oswego Board weighs Fulton airport county takeover plan
Oswego County may acquire and operate Fulton airport as a county project. Supervisor Nick Sterno presented a proposal at the Board of Supervisors meeting asking referral to the Industrial Development Committee for a study and a report by the start of the 1963 annual meeting.
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County of
Oswego
Fulton
City of
County Industrial Development Committee
Board of Supervisors
Service Council Elects Holgado New President
Joseph Holgado of the Social Security Administration became the thirteenth president of the Oswego County Public Service Council at a Wednesday night installation at Selkirk Shores State Park. Elmore Stone was named vice president with Carol Connelly as secretary and Madeline Doerrer as treasurer.
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Joseph Holgado
Social Security Administration
Oswego County Public Service Council
Selkirk Shores State Park
Elmore Stone
Oswego County Welfare Department
Carol Connelly
County Home Demonstration Unit
Madeline Doerrer
Catholic Charities of
Oswego
Marylyn Jenkins
Council
Adolph Kozlowski
Polish Legion of American Veterans
SEC says many reform plans can be enacted by order
The commission indicated no new hotly controversial proposals for Congress and noted that sweeping changes in earlier sections could be implemented by simple orders. It plans to propose next year a revised method for quoting over-the-counter stock prices and to impose some control over that process, alongside possible Fed actions on stock purchases.
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Commission
Congress
Secupi
SEC
Federal Reserve
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Kennedy Baby
John Sechahill
Portland
Maine
White House
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U. S. Commission of Education
Kenedy
Bob Kennedy
M Baume
Stock Exchange
Foster & Adams
New York Fire
S. Warren St
Tel
Victor Dean
Dow Jones, Inc
Diamond Match
Woolworth Co
Xerox
Youngstown S & ', American Stock Exchange
Catalina Corp le
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