Messiah Possibility Buckley Draws Midwest Audiences
New York Senator James Buckley emerges as a potential GOP messiah figure pitching a return to conservative principles. He headlines rallies in Illinois and Wisconsin, links energy and fiscal issues to the Watergate era, defends 1972 mandates, condemns media sensationalism, and questions Javits re election in New York while denying a 1976 national ticket aim.
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Washington
New York
James L. Buckley
Buckley
Illinois
Wisconsin
GOP
Rockford
Midwest
Jacob K. Javits
R. N-Y
Javits
Congress
Senate
Private Ware II Completes Training at Ft Polk
Private David E. Ware II, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Ware of Oswego New York, finished nine weeks of Individual Training at the U S Army Infantry Training Center Ft Polk Louisiana. He trained as Light Weapons Infantry, mortar and recoilless crewman and received instruction in high explosives mine placement detection and disarming. He learned teamwork as part of rifle squad mortar squad or direct fire section and was prepared to fill other roles if needed.
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FT. Polk, LA
AHTNC
David E. Ware II
Deborah
Route 5
Oswego
N. Y
U. S. Army Infantry Training Center
Ft. Polk
Army Specialist 5 Neupert Graduates NCO Academy in Germany
Army Specialist Five Mitchell B. Neupert 24 son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell D Neupert of Pennellville N Y graduated from the 1st Armored Division noncommissioned officers academy in Germany. He received training in leadership responsibilities, command exercise, map reading and military teaching methods as an assistant tank commander with Company A 4th Battalion 35th Armor in Illesheim Germany.
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Vennellville GI
Germany
Army U. S. Army
AHTNC
Mitchell B. Neupert
Mitchell D. Neupert
Pie Lane
Pennellville
N.Y
1St Armored Division
Spec. Neupert
35Th Armor
Illesheim
Central Park Defined as 840 Acre Urban Park
Central Park in New York covers an 840 acre tract described as parkland created from farmland in the 1960s. The note highlights the park as a major urban green space with a distinct history of transformation from rural use.
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Central Park
New York
Rain and Snow Forecast as Low Pressure Moves In
The National Weather Service predicts rain and a chance of snow Sunday as a low pressure system off the southeastern coast tracks northeast. Clouds will spread across the state tonight and Sunday with possible rain or wet snow in the southern half by Sunday evening and a trend toward unsettled milder weather with showers early next week.
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Associated Press
National Weather Service
Gov Rockefeller appoints Tofany to Public Health Council
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller appoints Vincent L Tofany former motor vehicles commissioner to the state Public Health Council for a term to 1977 He replaces Charles T Lanigan on the $2500 a year council Tofany had become president of the National Safety Council Madison County GOP Chairman Arnold Fisher is named the new motor vehicles commissioner
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Vincent L. Tofany
State Public Health Council
Tofany
Rochester
Greece
Charles T. Lanigan
Motor Vehicles Department
National Safety Council
Madison County
GOP
Arnold Fisher
Rockefeller
Vassar Ends $50 Million Campaign With Overage
Vassar College completes a four year fundraising drive with total of 51.3 million dollars surpassing the 50 million goal by 1.3 million. Board chair Elizabeth Purcell says the funds will support the college's building program.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Vassar College
Elizabeth Purcell
Vassar
Seaway Extends Shipping Season Near Massena
The Montreal to St. Lambert Lock stretch of the St. Lawrence Seaway will stay open four more days. The section will close December 20 to conserve energy and maximize waterway use for transporting petroleum products, officials from the United States and Canada said.
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Massena
N.Y
Montreal To
St. Lambert Lock
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canaian Seaway
Gambling raid nets 18 arrests in Syracuse club
In Syracuse on Friday FBI agents and city police arrested eighteen people on gambling charges after a raid on the Dolphin Athletic Club. About 3300 dollars in cash was confiscated along with craps tables and gambling equipment.
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Syracuse
N.Y
FBI
Dolphin Athletic Club
Counterfeiting Arrest in Buffalo
A Buffalo man Barry Mullin, 27, was arrested and charged with manufacturing and possessing counterfeit money. The U S Secret Service said the operation produced about 200000 in bogus bills and an apartment raid yielded 10680 in phony $10 and £20 notes.
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Buffalo (Ap
Buffalo
U.S. Secret Service
Buffalo Notice
Barry Mullin
Open Letters to the School Board launches at Central Square
The Central Square Central School District introduces Open Letters to the School Board OLSB on WCSQ FM and the Citizen-Outlet. Board members led by Henry Morimoto and Louis Pettinelli outline guidelines for signed letters, radio replies, and newspaper publication to improve district communication and reduce rumors.
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Central Square
Central Square Central School District
Board of Education
Henry Morimoto
Louis Pettinelli
Hugh White
Wcsq-Fm
David Bane
Robert Frost
Central Square Citizen
Central Square Citizen- Outlet
Open Letters To the School Board
OLSB
Wfsq-Fm
Central Square citizen-Outlet
Morimoto
Whic
Central Square Central School
Wcsqtm
Board of Focation
Former POW to Wed Navy Nurse Today in San Diego
Navy Cmdr. James L. Hutton, a Vietnam prisoner of war, plans to marry Navy nurse Fileen Davany whom he met in a naval hospital. The wedding is set for this weekend in the hospital chapel after his release last February.
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San Diego
Navy
James L. “Duffy
Hutton
Vietnam
Naval Hospital
Fileen Davany
Washington, D.C
North Vietnam
Gurney Reflects on Fund Raising Allegations in TV Session
Sen Edward J Gurney said he was careless and too trusting about an illegal fund raising campaign linked to his name during a one hour television broadcast. He denied knowing about the funds and blamed volunteer Larry Williams amid reports from the Miami Herald that Williams raised at least 300000 from builders seeking FHA influence.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Edward J. Gurney
Florida
Republican
Gurney
Larry Williams
Williams
The
Miami Herald
Orlando
Federal Housing Administration
Chiringa Rubber Tappers Produce Marketable Balls
Miling the chiringa tree rubber, workers smoke the milky sap over a fire to harden it into saleable balls. Two workers take about two weeks to craft a single ball weighing roughly 125 wounda for the market.
Odds Against Third Judgeship in Northern New York
Washington Special report says a third federal judgeship for Northern New York hangs by a thread with no action expected this year. The bill was trimmed from 51 to about 27 proposed judges, and Javits aides cite Democratic reluctance to open vacancies to Republicans before the election. They hope passage occurs in 1974.
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Washington
New York
New York Post
Jacob K. Javits
R. N.Y
Hannibal volunteers run Key Lunches aiding shut ins and seniors
The Hannibal Council of Churches Key Lunches program delivers hot meals to elderly and shut-ins with 17 to 21 volunteers. Since January 30 meals reached 21 recipients, through 388 home deliveries and 213 takeouts, with meals served at Cayuga Street High School and two in house luncheons weekly.
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Hannibal
Barb Bartholomew
Hannibal Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
Hannibal Central Schools’ District Board of Education
Cayuga St. High School
Grace Cox
Jan
Cox
Urges State Aid for Dust Disease Victims
Albany based union leaders urged the Legislature to extend Workmen's Compensation to partial disability for workers with silicosis, asbestosis, and related dust diseases. They argued current law awards only total disability benefits, affecting laborers in construction textile and insulation sectors.
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Albany
N.Y
John Kelleher
Asbestos Workers Union
Buffalo
Senate Labor Committee
Kelleher
Canandaigua Patrolman and Brother Plead Guilty
Canandaigua New York AP reports a city patrolman John Kuzeski and his brother George both pleaded guilty to attempted petty larceny. Judge James A. Avery set sentencing for December 27. The pair were accused of taking a 55 gallon drum from a local car dealer.
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Canandaigua, NY
Canandaigua
City Public Works
James A. Avery
City Court
John Kuzeski
George
Royal couple visit Ecuador farm town on honeymoon
Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips toured Sasquisili near Quito, meeting cheering crowds at the Indian market. The pair viewed crafts, rode a local horse offer and shopped for blankets and ponchos as residents recalled a 30 year old earthquake.
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Sasquisili
Ecuador
London
England
Princess Anne
Capt
Mark Phillips
Quito
San Juan
Anne
Mark
Agne
Galapagos Islands
Columbia Receives $2 Million Donation for Pool Center
New York AP reports Columbia University will build a swimming center funded by a $2 million gift in memory of Percy Uris. The donation from Harold Uris of the Uris Brothers Foundation increases the family's Columbia support to $7 million since 1963. Percy Uris, a 1920 graduate, died two years ago.
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Columbia U
NEW York
Percy Uris
Columbia University
Harold Uris
Uris Brothers Foundation
Uris Building Corp
Uris
Columbia
Philadelphia Woman Guest in New Haven Visit Recap
Deborah Gozali of Philadelphia stayed last week with her brother in law and sister Lyle Woolson and his wife. She then left Saturday for Llano Texas to visit Mrs Wayman Beth. Other visitors included Mrs Donald R Smith, Mrs Barbara Corbett, Mrs Agnes Woods, Mrs Richard Meeks, Mrs Vernon Schipper, and Mr Ed Ellis during a weekend in New Haven area.
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NEW Hven
Deborah Gozali
Philadelphia
Lyle Woolson
Llano
Tex
Wayman Beth
Woolson
Donald R. Smith
North Road
Douglas Smith
Barbara Corbett
Lake Road
Agnes Woods
Oswego
Smith
Timothy O‘connor
Frank Timhirst
Richard Meeks
Mexico
Vernon Schipper
New Haven
Ed Ellis
Syracuse
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