Woman Hurt When Car Skids Into Station Wagon
A 25 year old Port Ontario woman was badly injured after her husband Duane Payne 30 pulled a 1961 sedan across the lawn and into the open door of her station wagon on South Drive Port Ontario. The victim Phyllis Payne had both legs fractured and was rushed to Community Hospital Syracuse after on scene treatment. Payne was charged with driving with a revoked license and jailed for lack of $100 bond as investigators continued.
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South Drive
Port Ontario
James McDermott
Sheriff's Department
Phyllis Payne
Richland
Duane Payne
Pulaski RD 2
Payne
Ring
Iremen
Unusual Accident Under Investigation At Scene
At the scene investigators worked with Undersheriff Whitney Schouten and Deputies Richard Hilton Francis Cooper and Robert Bud Scharoun assisting in the inquiry.
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Whitney Schouten
Richard Hilton
Francis Cooper
Robert
Bud) Scharoun
Gleason Named Assistant Pastor for Eight Methodist Churches
Pulaski Stan Gleason of Richland is appointed assistant pastor for Grace Fellowship of Churches including Methodist churches in Altmar Orwell Dugway Fernwood Pineville North Mexico Ricard and Richland effective today. He will live in the Richland parsonage and serve under Rev. Nelson R. Reppert with duties shared among Altmar Orwell Ricard and Richland churches. Gleason travels with his wife Jean and their three year old son Brian.
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Pulaski
Stanley Gleason
Richland
Grace Fellowship
Altmar
Orwell
Dugway
Fernwood
Pineville
North Mexico
Ricard and
Gleason
Richland Methodist
Nelson R. Reppert
Reppert
Methodist
Welfare funds distributed to 64 districts statewide
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced December welfare allocations totaling 62,777,000 to 64 Public Welfare Districts. The Federal share reaches 33,286,000 with Oswego County districts receiving 116,280 for the county district and 38,720 for the City of Oswego district.
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Albany
Arthur Levitt
Oswego County
Fulton
City of Oswego
Resting in Bed Slows Recovery Says Osteopath
Dr. Shuman of Philadelphia told the American Osteopathic Association meeting that prolonged bed rest yields little benefit and often brings new complications. He urged patients be up and active as soon as possible, noting quicker recovery and fewer side effects.
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New Orleans
UPI
David Shuman
American Osteopathic Association
Shuman
Philadelphia
Youths From Around World Aid Florence
Young volunteers from Italy and abroad assist Florence in recovering from the flood. Teens and students from Germany England the United States join locals at museums and libraries moving mud-drenched books to drying sheds amid the strong odor of damp paper. Judith Rosner and Joanne Newman both 21 recount returning to help after briefly leaving.
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Florence
Italy
Germany
England
United States
Judith Rosner
Joanne Newman
Judith
Glencoe
Joanne
Rome
U Thant Urged To Remain Secretary General
The United Nations Security Council planned to ask U Thant of Burma to stay on for another five years. Many members expected he would agree. A renewed appeal was being prepared by a five member drafting committee and the full council in New York.
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Thant
U.S
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
U Thant
Burma
Dennie Doviak Betrothal Announced By Dennie Family
Mrs Anita Dennie of Dutch Ridge Road announces the engagement of her daughter Donna L Dennie to Frank E Doviak son of Mr and Mrs John Doviak. Donna is Oswego High School Central City Business Institute and Auburn Community College alumna now with The Black Clawson Co Fulton. Frank is Oswego High School Mondell Institute of Technology New York City and Canton Agricultural and Technical College alumus now employed by Osborne Corp Fulton.
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Anita Dennie
Dutch Ridge Road
Donna L. Dennie
Frank E. Doviak
John Doviak
Ellen St
Miss Dennie
Oswego High School
Central City Business Institute
Auburn Community College
Black Clawson Co
Fulton
Doviak
OHS
Mondell Institute of Technology
New York City
Canton Agricultural and Technical College
The
Osborne Corp
Gambling Raids In Niagara Falls
Five people were arrested in Niagara Falls for gambling raids on three businesses by 25 state and city police. They faced charges from bookmaking records to fraudulently obtaining phone service and malicious mischief. all were released on bail pending court hearings.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
State Investigation Commission
William A. Michaels
Michael
Bernard Wittstein
Wittstein
Leona
Frank Muzzillo
Frank
Edward Witkopp
Michaels and Wittstein
Change of venue granted in Speck murder trial
Judge Herbert Paschen granted a venue change for Richard Speck's murder trial to an unspecified area and will set a location later for the December 19 proceedings. Public defender Gerald Getty won the motion with Assistant State’s Attorney William Martin not opposing it. Speck, 24, was ruled mentally competent to stand trial for the July 14 killings of eight student nurses.
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Speck Chicago
Herbert Paschen
Circuit Court Today
Richard Speck
Paschen
Gerald Getty
Speck
William Martin
Getty
Chiefs Quarterback Len Dawson Threw Consecutive Passes
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Len Dawson completed passes in a row on two separate occasions in AFL play, as reported by UPI from Kansas City, Missouri.
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Kansas City
Len Dawson
Kansas City Chiefs
Mightiest Saturn V booster test achieves six minute burn
The S I I rocket booster stage for the Saturn V underwent a successful captive firing as officials said it met timetable goals. The six minute static test produced a 21 million horsepower thrust, shaking the ground and thrilling spectators 5 000 feet away before ending at 12 19 a m.
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Moon
Britain faces choice as Common Market entry looms
The article weighs equal pay for women, fringe benefits, and pay disparities across Europe, noting Britain may lose its world currency role and face devaluation pressures. It warns Britain could become an offshore island if it stays out, isolated from a dynamic European market.
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Britain
Europe
France may allow doctors to prescribe contraceptives
Paris AP a parliamentary committee on birth control is expected to recommend today that contraceptives banned since 1920 be available by doctors prescription. The report follows a year of political debate and notes that private groups illegally import devices with passive official consent.
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Paris
National Assembly
Committee On Birth Control
France
Troy Budget Trimmed By City Council
Troy New York city council cut the proposed tax-rate increase to 1.69, adopting a 1967 budget of 6,299,685 dollars. The action removes wage hikes for city workers and leaves the tax rate at 37.37 dollars per 1000 of assessed valuation.
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Troy
N. Y
130 Ships Race Deadline For Seaway Closing
Montreal reports 130 ships remaining in the St. Lawrence Seaway as authorities set Saturday as the official closing date from Montreal to Lake Ontario. After closure, the canal may operate day by day with extensions announced daily, and the Welland Canal closing date is December 15.
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Montreal
St. Lawence Seaway
St. Lawrence
Welland Canal
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Seek Cooperation on Buffalo Campus
Representatives of two State University branches at Buffalo met in Buffalo New York to discuss closer cooperation between the institutions. University President Samuel Gould issued a statement noting the councils met at the trustees' request and agreed to continue talks at local and joint gatherings. The move follows the 1962 merger of the University of Buffalo with the State University system and raises the possibility of closer curricular ties.
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NEW York
Buffalo
Samuel Gould
University of Buffalo
State University System
British farm workers win pay raise in austerity era
In London AP reports a pay increase for 400000 British farm workers, first major union gain since July austerity freeze. The 84 cent weekly rise equals 60 percent of the union demand, bringing basic pay to 30 dollars for a 44 hour week.
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London
Creed
Farm Union
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