Initiation Prank Brings Parish Police Round Up Teens
Parish police received seven rapid calls from worried residents reporting groups of youths on the road in a country area. Fifteen young people were rounded up near Nottingham High School in Syracuse after an initiation by a local fraternity. They were dropped off near Bidwell Road and Kipp Road, attempted to stop a car, and sought a ride home. Their clothes were ruined, hair covered in molasses and eggs, and salad dressing smeared on their outfits. One woman refused to give a ride and alerted police. The youths were returned to Parish, where officers notified parents to collect them. Police voiced annoyance at the unwise, dangerous stunt and secured parental assurances it would not recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Haynes
Henry Mentrak
Nottingham High School
Syracuse
Bidwell Road
Kipp Road
Parish
Haynes
Dead Sea lies 2600 feet below sea level
The article notes that the bottom of the Dead Sea sits about 2600 feet beneath the level of the open sea, describing its extreme depth and geographic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead Sea
Parish summonses issued for illegal parking in village
Local officials report many summonses issued for illegal parking. They urge public compliance with parking laws seen as serving a legitimate purpose and enforcing order. Violators have been paying five dollars each.
Tradition continues as Kingston man receives gold headed cane
Kingston Massachusetts 93 year old John B. Howard became the town’s oldest resident to receive the gold headed cane passsed down since 1909 in a ceremony at his home. The cane was last held by 97 year old George L. Schirmer who returned it to selectmen when moving to Plymouth.
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Kingston
Mass
John B. Howard
George L. Schirmer
Plymouth
Hand and arm bones number sixty four of two hundred six
A fact states that sixty four bones are located in the hands and arms out of a total of 206 in the human skeleton.
Nuclear Group Tours Nine Mile Point Plant Visit
The Niagara Finger Lakes Section of the American Nuclear Society hosted a well attended meeting at Nine Mile Point Joint. About 65 members and 46 engineering students from Canisius Clarkson Colgate Cornell Niagara Syracuse and University of Buffalo toured the 600000 kilowatt Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara-Finger Lakes
American Nuclear Society
Nine Mile Joint
Progress Center
Ralph E. Annunziata
New York
Canada
Annunziata
Canisius
Clarkson
Colgate
Cornell
Niagara
Syracuse
University of Buffalo
Niagara Mohawk
Nime Mile Point
Howard C
Aderhold
Cornell University
Pine Arama
Raymond J. Pasternak
Nine Mile Point
National School Lunch Program serves 18 million youths
A USDA report notes 18 million young eaters participated in the National School Lunch Program last year, consuming 380.5 million hot dogs. The report also shows U.S. farms declined by 23 percent from 1960 to 1967.
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U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Phoenix Fire Auxiliary Christmas Party at Fire Barn
The Enterprise Volunteer Fire Company auxiliary hosted a Christmas party at the fire barn with members’ husbands as guests. A buffet for 30, door prize won by Mrs. Larry Cummings, and gift exchanges followed. Mrs. Edwin Wells led as general chairman.
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Phoenix
Auxiliary of Enterprise Volunteer Fire Company
Larry Cummings
Edwin Wells
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