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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
8
Auto safety writers urge stronger design and safety features in vehicles. Experts argue kinetic energy physics govern injuries and call for public demand for safer cars, noting possible gains from simple upgrades like a 35 dollar hydraulic bumper and reinforced structures.
Vicinity obituary for Mrs Carrie Horton 80 at Martville after long illness. Survived by husband Charles, daughter Norris Jones, sisters Eva Palmer Mae Parsons, eight great grandchildren and others. Services at Becker funeral home, burial Bethel cemetery, Rev Raymond Ginther officiating. Also Her bert A Munger 77 of West Monroe died after long illness. Survived by son Roy, daughters Ethel Stever Elsie Howard Alice Hayes, five grandchildren, four great grandchildren, sisters Myrtle Court Pearl Rancine. Services Tuesday 2 30 p m Watson funeral home, burial Union Settlement cemetery.
Frank E. Gildner of Pulaski RD 4 died Saturday at his home aged 85. A native of Emporia Kansas he moved to Central New York 64 years ago. Survived by a daughter Helen Rego four grandchildren six great grandchildren all of Syracuse two brothers and four sisters. Services set for 10 a m Tuesday at Watson funeral home with Rev. Edwin Potter of First Methodist church officiating Burial in Hillside cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Monday at the funeral home.
New York stock market gains slowed in early trading as prices stayed irregularly higher. IBM and Xerox faced delays opening due to buy orders. Xerox jumped 10 percent at open. Dow stood up 1.78 points to 752.30 after 30 industrials at noon, with several names showing varied moves and several techs advancing more than 2 points.
Quotations provided by Foster & Adams members of the New York Stock Exchange, Syracuse office at 333 S Warren St. Details cover leading securities and market movements available to local readers.
Grant Stockdale, former U S ambassador to Ireland and friend of President Kennedy, died after falling from the 13th floor of the Du Pont Building in mid-town Miami. Police called it an apparent death by own action. Stockdale was 48 and had his office on the 13th floor.
Syracuse report notes opening arguments in the trial of Onondaga County Sheriff Sarto C. Major charged with omission of duty. Prosecutors describe failures to separate minor from adult prisoners amid broader indictments of nine jail officials after sodomy accusations. Former deputy William Massey, another defendant, was sentenced to 2 to 5 years in Attica for multiple counts of sodomy and assault. Massey will appeal.
In Asheville North Carolina an ex convict, Walter Bailey 57, entered West Asheville Assembly of God Church before a sermon and killed his divorced wife Ruby Bailey, pastor Lester Cobb and himself with a shotgun after demanding to see her. Witnesses say Bailey warned the congregation not to leave and shot the minister at close range.
Dr. John C. Young ruled the death a double murder and death by own action after Bailey shot his wife in the head and then killed himself with a double barreled gun. Bailey, a self employed tree surgeon, had been released from prison about two weeks earlier and his wife’s divorce was finalized last Tuesday. The Rev. Mr. Cobb is survived by his widow and four children.
State police arrested Frank V. Parks 34 Richard McDonald 36 and Margaret May Murphy on the State Thruway for possessing narcotics valued at about 3000. Bail set at 5000 each. Car tied to a suspected drug transport, 300 packets of a powder believed heroin sent for analysis.
Three sisters died and five brothers were injured when a fire swept a second floor Erie apartment. The parents were visiting a relative in a hospital as the blaze broke out on Saturday in the family home.
Harlan B. Webb 64 owner of Webb Lumber Co. died unexpectedly at home in Bernhards Bay. Born June 2 1899 in Constantia he founded the firm in 1929 and led it there. Survived by wife Ellen, son Jack, daughters Joan Winter and Linda Traby, seven grandchildren and sister Bessie Woodhouse. Services Tuesday at Bernhards Bay Methodist Church. burial in Bernhards Bay cemetery. Memorials to church fund.
Johnson discusses Western policy differences with France as the FBI reviews a Soviet consular file on Lee Harvey Oswald, the Kennedy assassin. Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin turned the file over to Secretary Rusk. Oswald lived in Russia for nearly three years and Johnson names a Warren-led panel to probe Kennedy's slaying.
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