Johnson Faces Foreign Policy Tests After Domestic Focus
President Johnson, preoccupied with domestic issues, must prove his ability to handle international crises. He confronts North Vietnam's war, NATO frictions, and a United Nations show of strain as the Soviet Union withholds dues and threatens to veto. Relations with allies remain tense while he weighs responses to Congo hostages and shifts at the Kremlin.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
United Nations
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Dallas
Texas
Peace Corps
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Harold Macmillan
London
Ngo Dinh Diem
North Viet Nam
Saigon
Maxwell D. Taylor
Southeast Asia
Red China
World Organization
U.N
NATO
United States
Europe
Congo
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Corinth man dies from Thanksgiving crash injuries
Robert Wheaton aged 27 from Corinth died at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady after injuries from a Thanksgiving Day auto crash when his car struck a tree near Saratoga Springs.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Robert Wheaton
Corinth
Ellis Hospital
Saratoga Springs
Jacky Cupit Wins Tucson Open 1964 at Youngest Age
Jacky Cupit, victor of the 1964 Tucson Open, stands as the youngest of five golfing brothers in a notable family profile.
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Jacky Cupit
Test Called For School Position In Oswego County
The Oswego County Civil Service Commission schedules a February 6 written exam to form an eligible list for supervisor of transportation across county school districts. Salary ranges from 5000 to 6000 dollars. Last filing date is January 4.
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Oswego County
Oswego County Civil Service Commission
New York
Baker Probe Reveals Alleged Payoff Ties to Stadium
The Senate committee continued hearings on Reynolds allegations about a $17 million government contract for the Washington D C Stadium. McCloskey, then ambassador to Ireland, denies knowledge of any payoff. Baker invoked the Fifth Amendment. Reynolds seeks to testify amid expectations of new disclosures and possible ties to the Kennedy Johnson funds.
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Reynolds
McCloskey
Washington D.C
Ireland
Kennedy
Baker
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
McCloskey Corporation
Washington, D.C
Williams
Silver Spring, Md
Kennedy-Johnson Fund
Republican Committee
Johnson
Youthful offender of fender sentenced for probation violation
Elmira James Stevens of Oswego was brought before Judge Don H Stacy on a probation violation charge. He pleaded guilty and received a sentence to the Elmira Reception Center under terms of the facility. Attorney Walter B Batchelor represented the defendant.
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James Stevens
AD 5
Oswego
Don H. Stacy
Elmira
Walter B. Batchelor
Musical Whiteside set for Broadway return in new form
Abe Burrows collaborates with Hart and Kaufman estates to adapt The Man Who Came to Dinner into a musical. James Lipton writes the adaptation and lyrics, with Laurence Rosenthal composing the score. Burrows will direct and co sponsor the venture.
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New York Wi
Abe Burrows
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
James Lipton
Laurence Rosenthal
Burrows
Miss Susan A. Heck Bride In New Rochelle
The marriage of Miss Susan Alice Heck and Dr. Donald C. Oliveau was held Saturday at St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Rochelle. The bride, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. George E. Heck, and the groom, son of Mrs. Dorothy Clark Oliveau and Michael E. Oliveau of Geneva, Switzerland, were married by the bride’s father. The couple will reside in Burlington, where Dr. Oliveau trains in psychiatry at Mary Fletcher Hospital.
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Susan Alice Heck
Donald C. Oliveau
St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
New Rochelle
George E. Heck
Eastchester Road
Dorothy Clark Oliveau
Geneva
Switzerland
Michael E. Oliveau
Austin Brewin
Staten Island
John Heck
Pvt
George E. Heck Jr
New Rochelle High School
Mary Fletcher School of Nursing
Burlington
Oliveau
Antioch College
University of Rochester Medical School
Queen City Park Road
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Oswego
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Heck
Rochester
St. Luke’s Church
Magazine Honors Rep. C. E. Kilburn
Harper's magazine praises Clarence E. Kilburn in its December tribute, listing him second in a "Christmas List" by Editor John Fischer. Kilburn is lauded for rare political judgment and self sacrifice, noting his decision at 71 not to seek reelection and contrasting with aging colleagues who continue in Congress.
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Washington
Clarence E. Kilburn
Harper's Magazine
John Fischer
New York
Fischer
Kilburn
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
Malone
Congress
House
Rolls Open for Public Inspection of 1965 Assessments
Chief Assessor Benjamin M. Bough announced the 1965 assessment rolls are completed and available for public inspection in his office. The rolls remain open until December 15 when assessors will review them. The new roll will determine the city’s 1965 tax rate as the Common Council’s budget commission holds budget meetings.
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Benjamin M. Bough
Receipts to Top One Million at Port of Oswego
U S customs receipts for the Port of Oswego are set to exceed one million dollars by December, with $998,016.27 recorded to date for the six month fiscal period. November receipts totaled $82,706.14, the lowest in over a year, while the 1963-64 twelve month total reached a record $2,120,600.33.
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U.S
Oswego
Phillip Meyers
Golf Pro Jim Ferree Wins Southern Conference Crown
Pine Bluff, Ark native Jim Ferree captured the 1953 Southern Conference golf championship, edging the field to claim the title at the conference meet.
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Jim Ferree
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lyle J. Seymour obituary notices life details
Lyle Jay Seymour 68 formerly of 65 East Bridge St died Monday evening in Veterans Hospital Syracuse. Born February 10 1896 in Minetto son of the late Edward T and Mary Jones Seymour husband of the late Esther Chrisfield. Retired Delaware and Lackawanna railroad clerk and member of Leadbetter Brinklow American Legion Post Minetto. Survived by daughter Esther E Seymour Ithaca son Douglas C Seymour Chester VT three brothers Harold E Minetto Robert I Seabrook NJ Carl K Oswego one sister Mrs Helen Kidy Andover MA two grandchildren Funeral Friday 2 pm Pierce Meyer funeral home Riverside cemetery calling hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Lyle J. Seymour
Lyle Jay Seymour
East Bridge
Veterans’ Hospital
Syracuse
Minetto
Edward T
Mary Jones Seymour
Esther Chrisfield
Oswego High
Seymour
Delaware and Lackawanna
Leadbetter- Brinklow American Legion Post
Esther E. Seymour
Ithaca
Douglas C
Chester
Harold E
Robert I
Seabrook
N. J
Carl K
Oswego
Helen Kidy
Andover
Mass
Pierce- Meyer Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Oswego Woman Miss Mary G. Taylor Dies at 70 Eighth Street
Miss Mary G. Taylor of 70 W Eighth St Oswego died Monday afternoon in Oswego hospital after several weeks illness She was born in Oswego daughter of late Michael and Ellen Dempsey Taylor a former Oswego Normal school graduate and longtime NYC school teacher She returned to Oswego after retirement Surviving are a brother Edward Taylor of Scranton PA and a sister Miss Frances Taylor Services will be at 830 am Wednesday at P J Cullinan funeral home and 9 am at St Marys Catholic Church Burial in St Peters Cemetery Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home
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Mary G. Taylor
Eighth St
Oswego Hospital
Miss Taylor
Oswego
Michael and
Ellen Dempsey Taylor
Oswego Normal School
New York City
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Edward Taylor
Scranton
Frances Taylor
P. J. Cullinan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Cause of Action Listed in Estate
Judge Richard N. Donovan in Surrogate's Court grants limited letters of administration for the estate of Kenneth Earl Webster Jr following a fatal Nov. 14 traffic injury in Artville. Laura Restuccio of Syracuse is guardian. Mil-dred Webster is the infant widow. The petition cites a wrongful death action against Stewart King of Red Creek and Melvin Pierce of Sterling Valley. Will of Daniel W. Ingram from Oswego, died Nov. 16, admitted to probate. net estate to wife Virginia H. Ingram with provisions if she predeceases him. Estate valued at $8,000 from William H. Morgan who died in Fulton Nov. 14. beneficiaries Harry H. Guyer and Minnie G. Guyer of Fulton, with cousin Fred Morgan of Phoenix. Attorneys Adrian K. King and Homer T. Jennings listed for respective estates. Other probate wills admitted include George B. Battles Hannibal Mabel J. Daniels Fulton Howard T. Campbell Volney and Ernest L. Pollard Fulton.
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Richard N. Donovan
Kenneth Earl Webster, Jr
Artville
Laura Restuccio
Syracuse
Mildred Webster
Stewart King
Red Creek
Melvin Pierce
Sterling Valley
Webster
Daniel W. Ingram
Oswego
Virginia H. Ingram
Testator
Adrian K. King
William H. Morgan
Fulton
Harry H. Guyer
Minnie G. Guyer
Utica St
Fred Morgan
Phoenix
Homer T. Jennings
George B. Battles
Hannibal
Mabel J. Daniels
Howard T. Campbell
Volney
Ernest L. Pollard
Plastic Stickers On Cars to Save State $175,000
New York State saved about $175000 in license plate renewal costs by using plastic stickers sold today, while the Correction Department lost about $350000 that previously funded prisoners making metal renewal tabs. Inmates at Auburn State Prison produced plates and tabs, paid 20 to 50 cents daily, with the correctional industries fund supporting prisoner wages after material costs. The switch to plastic stickers altered the revenue flow and costs for both departments.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Motor Vehicle Department
Correction Department
Auburn State Prison
Correctional Industries Fund
November Becomes Third Straight Dry Month in 1964
Elmer F. Loveridge, retired U.S. Weather Bureau meteorologist, reports November 1964 was the third consecutive below normal precipitation month. Total rainfall 2.90 inches, below the 3.33 normal. Yearly totals require an unusually wet December to reach normal.
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Elmer F. Loveridge
U.S. Weather Bureau
Loveridge
Oswego
Merchants Hurt By Shutdown Of Frisco Theaters
Downtown San Francisco faces a 50 to 59 percent drop in business as two thirds of movie houses stay closed for three weeks after a projectionist walkout on November 13. The San Francisco Theater Owners Association and the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees are in negotiations over a new contract, while Market Street storefronts, restaurants, and bars report sharp losses and earlier closing hours. The earlier strike and theater closures have left the city’s entertainment district unusually quiet.
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San Francisco
Market Street
Clarence F. Delano
Golden Gate Restaurant Association
Coronet Theater
International Alliance of Theatrical and Age
Sticker contract diverts prisoners from metal tabs
Prisoners were kept from building metal license plate tabs due to an old state law banning prisons from printing work. They were reassigned to other industries like furniture and blankets. The plastic sticker contract went to Kux Manufacturing Co. of Detroit at 24 cents per sticker, half the metal tab cost, to be affixed vertically on the right sole of 1964 license plates with a damage‑proof adhesive.
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Correction Department
Kux Manufacturing Co
Detroit
Mich
George Bayer's Last Golf Victory Noted in 1960 St Petersburg Open
The article lists Bayer's final win in the 1960 St Petersburg Open, marking his last notable triumph. It references a broad stock market section and various company performances, highlighting the era's financial and sports context.
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George Bayer
Holt waives examination in burglary case
James H. Holt, 38, of 192 East Second St., waived preliminary exam before City Court Judge Thomas M. McGough and was ordered held for Grand Jury. Holt faces burglary third degree for allegedly stealing cash, two packs of beer and cigarettes from Grasso store at 192 East Second St. Melvin E. Wiltsie, 30, of 606 West First St., Fulton, had assault third degree set for jury trial Tuesday, Jan. 5, with complainant David Burke.
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James H. Holt
East Second St
Thomas M. McGough
Maurice N.mcgrath
Holt
Grasso
Melvin E. Wiltsie
West First St
Fulton
David Burke
Oswego
Wiltsie
McGrath
Joyce Kenny Leads Bowlers At Lake View Twilight League
Joyce Kenny topped Lake View Lanes Twilight League with a 462 triple last week. Other high scores included Jones 456 Clark 439 Ingleston 434 Borden 435 Storms 427 and several more, with Kenny K 414 and Ritchie 412 among top finishers in a dense leaderboard.
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Ida's Beauty Shop
Schaefer Beer
J&j Trailer
del Col Best Home
Mr. Softee
Carmen Vescio Inc
TV Greco
Dunkin Donuts
Castle garden from broken brick and blueing mix
Heloise describes a cheap, curious hobby to build a crystal garden using broken brick, porous rocks, sponge, and a blueing solution in a glass bowl. Salt and food coloring create growing crystals that resemble a colorful oriental garden within hours, with tips to manage growth and avoid damage.
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Mr. Fuji
Johnson extends federal job invitation to Keating
President Johnson asked lame duck Sen. Kenneth B. Keating of New York if he would consider a federal appointment next year. The New York Times quoted Keating saying no official word has been conveyed, while sources said Johnson used intermediaries to gauge his interest in a government post.
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New York
Johnson
Kenneth B. Keating
N.Y
New York Times
Keating
the Times
Crime Up in First Nine Months of 1964
FBI reports crime nationwide rose 13 percent in the first nine months of 1964 from the same period a year earlier. Increases varied by region with 28 percent in the South, 14 percent in the Northeast, 13 percent in the West, and 12 percent in the North Central states.
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Washington
United States
FBI
Keeseville man killed in Route 8 crash near Lake Pleasant
Fatally injured Romeyn Prescott, 49, of Keeseville, died Monday after his car left Route 8 on a curve south of Lake Pleasant, striking a tree in Hamilton County.
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Lake Pleasant, N.Y
Romeyn Prescott
Keeseville
Route 8
Hamilton County
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