Third Man Surrenders in Syracuse Burglaries
A Syracuse youth, ID Lamp here, surrendered to State Police to aid in locating two accomplices in a series of burglaries across Onondaga and nearby counties. Lamphere, Henry, and Carr are jailed awaiting grand jury action after police recovered guns, sleeping bags, a juke box, money, and other loot estimated at $700.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
North Syracuse
Charles Henry Lamphere
Campbell Rd
Mattydale
Charles F. Nel Bci
Minetto
Lamphere
Ralph Sabin
Oswego County
Particisan
Leon M. Henry
Jerrie FE. Carr
Charles Daverty
Central Square
Bill
Tia
Gayville Road
Dr. Daverty
Henry
Carr
West Monroe
Phoenix
Constantia
William Zaleska
Pulaski
Route
Raymond Miller
Nicholas Andriatch
Nellis
Main St
van Hout
Byrne
Zaleska
Youth Insists Gun to Get President Was Joke
McLarry, at a preliminary hearing, claimed his remark about using a gun on the President was a joke and not a serious threat. Secret Service agent Kunkel testified McLarry said he was not sorry the President was killed and was glad it happened.
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Charles E. Kunkel
Secret Service
U.S
Bill Atkins
McLarry
Personal Notes and Coming Events By Ida Lepine
Theta Phi Omega holds a paper and bottle drive Saturday. Contact Miss Irene Myer or Miss Nunia Szyk for participation. Alpha Mu juniors host a bake sale tonight at P C Super Market from 4 to 9 pm. chairmen Coretta Newstead and Rose Ann Copps. One article required per junior. West Baptist Sunday school meeting tonight canceled. Lavere Harrington Post 2320 Christmas party for children Sunday 2 to 5 pm at post rooms. gifts furnished. Presbyterian church members bring white gifts to Sunday school session or Christmas Eve service at 7 pm. Wedding of Marsha Ann Lapham and John William Unbehend held today at Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University. guests include Salvador Pappalardo, Robert Begnal, Nick Schong. Kappa Sigma at 1 pm Saturday at Michael Sheldon’s home. tickets due. Oswego YMCA girls Christmas party rescheduled to Monday 4 to 6 pm.
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Theta Phi Omega
Irene Myer
Nunia Szyk
Alpha Mu
P&c
Coretta Newstead
Ontario St
Rose Ann Copps
Eighth St
Presbyterian Church
Marsha Ann Lapham
Lyle G. Lapham
Bay Park Drive
Liverpool
John William Unbehend
Warren B. Unbehend
Iroquois Lane
Unbehend
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Salvador Pappalardo
Osweo9
Robert Begnal
Fulton
Nick Schong
Gloria Schong
Central Square
State Democrats Plan Objectives For Legislature
The nine member Democratic minority in New York's Legislature adopts a 1964 session program including stricter ethics for legislators, a special inquiry into Rockefeller fiscal policies, tighter firearms control, and a single primary. Leaders Sen Joseph Zaretzki and Assemblyman Anthony Travin preside at the closed meeting.
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New York
Rockefeller
Joseph Zaretzki
Manhattan
Anthony J. Travin
Brooklyn
Ken Vv
Walter J. Mahoney
Buffalo
Senate
Zaretzki
Arthur Levitt
Levitt
State Commission For Human Rights
Ini
Irregular Trend On Stock Market
New York shares slid in early afternoon trading with light volume and a mixed tone. The Dow Jones stood at 763.38 after a 0.48 drop as gains appeared in Sperry Rand and IBM while Chrysler and Pfizer fell. Standard Oil (New Jersey) rose over a point on earnings optimism.
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New York
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Dow Jones
Sperry Rand
Zerox
IBM
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Kennecott
Chrysler
Pfizer
American
American Standard
Penwick & Ford
New York Telephone seeks toll and rate changes
The New York Telephone Co. asked the state Public Service Commission for a 5 to 10 cent toll increase and a uniform $5 residential and $10 business installation charge. Rates would rise Feb 1. May 1965 would see expanded local calling areas and exchange regrouping affecting about 10 percent of customers with mostly small monthly increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
New York Telephone Co
State Public Service Commission
SU Seeks to Halt Hepatitis Spread with Gamma Globulin
Nearly 1,000 Syracuse University students received gamma globulin injections to curb hepatitis on campus. The university reported eight students hospitalized with hepatitis at the campus infirmary.
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S. U
Syracuse
Syracuse University
University
Brayton A Holmes 82 Oswego baker and civic leader dies
Brayton A Holmes age 82 of 112 East Third Street died yesterday at Lass nursing home. Born Castorland October 19 1881 he moved to Oswego in 1908 and started the B A Holmes bakery in 1912 operating 47 years. He retired 1959 and was active in Rotary Knights of Pythias Trinity Methodist Church and civic groups. Survived by daughter Dorothy Gordon and grandchildren Gerald and Allen of Nanuet NY. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Dain funeral home with Rev. George M Butler officiating. Burial Riverside cemetery. Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-5 pm and 7-9 pm.
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Brayton A. Holmes
E. Third St
Lass
Fannie Ames Holmes
Castorland
George Holmes
Oswego
Dorothy Gordon
Gerald
Allen
Nanuet
N. Y
Dain Funeral Home
George M. Butler
Trinity Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Obituary Notice for John Swiatlowski
John Swiatlowski of 316 West Ltd St was pronounced dead on arrival at Oswego Hospital early this afternoon. Funeral arrangements by Kozlowski Funeral Home are incomplete. A complete obituary will be carried in Saturday's paper.
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John Swiatlowski
West Ltd St
Oswego Hospital
Kozlowski
Oswego Board Renews Insurance Policy
The Oswego Board of Education in special session at City Hall renewed the district liability insurance with the Frank McDonough Agency until a system wide survey is completed under the Oswego Association of Insurance Agents. District Clerk John McGrath said the board lacks enough information to decide on renewal until the survey is initiated and finished. The initial premium on the current policy, expiring Dec 31, is 7789 dollars. The board also authorized renewal of a 50000 dollar bond for the city chamberlain, district tax collector, held by Hubert and Brasemer. The next meeting is Tuesday Jan 7.
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Oswego Board of Education
City Hall
Frank McDonough
Oswego Association of Insurance Agents
John McGrath
McGrath
Chamberlain
Hubert and
Brasemer
University of Rochester Plans Astronomical Observatory
The University of Rochester will build an observatory by end of 1964 to honor Dr. C E Kenneth Mees, former Eastman Kodak research director. The project will receive 102300 dollars from the National Science Foundation plus significant Mees family and Kodak support, with a 36 inch optical telescope as a highlight. Actor Alan Young, known for Mister Ed, also appears in the report.
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U. R. Astronomical Laboratory
Rochester
University of Rochester
University
C. E. Kenneth Mees
Eastman Kodak
National Science Foundation
Mees
Kodak
Funeral Services for Mrs Elsie Joyce Turner
Funeral services for Mrs Elsie Joyce Turner widow of George Turner were held today at 9 a.m. at the John E Cullinan funeral home and at 9 30 a.m. in St Mary's church. The Rev John J Daley celebrated the requiem Mass. The Rev Robert E Hall conducted services in St Peter's cemetery where the body was placed in the receiving vault for burial later in the spring. Bearers were Thomas Dakershaid John Delahunt Benjamin Barry Dale White and Frederick Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Joyce Turner
W. Seneca St
George Turner
John E. Cullinan
St. Mary's Church
John J. Daley
Robert E. Hall
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Thomas Dickershaid
John Delahunt
Benjamin Barry
Dale White
Frederick Gilbert
Snowstorm Deluges Wolcott With 18 Inches Of Snow
An early morning blizzard dumps 18 inches of snow on Wolcott. Roads are blocked and plowing lags. Central schools in Walcott Red Creek and North Rose close. pupils dismissed around noon. Principal Reginald W. Crouse orders teachers to ride buses with shovels for potential emergencies.
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Wolcott
Walcott
Red Creek
North Rose
Wayne County
Reginald W. Crouse
Rolcott
DeJohn Stops Powell in 47 Seconds on TV Fight Night
Syracuse report notes Mike DeJohn delivered the fastest home televised knockout in a national broadcast, stopping Charley Powell in 47 seconds on November 6, 1959, at Syracuse.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Mike DeJohn
Charley Powell
Markson's To Lease Former Loblaw Building
Markson's Furniture plans to move from its W. First St. Syracuse site to the former Loblaw's building at 59 E. Bridge St. as soon as the current lease ends, possibly in January or February. The owner is Warren W. Kessler, with Pom eroy Real Estate listing managing the action. A relocation may see M. Goldberg & Sons move from 18 E. Bridge St. to the Markson building, though officials have not confirmed.
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Syracuse
Markson’s
W. First St
Looblaw's
E. Bridge St
Palladium Times
Markson
Warren W. Kessler
Loblaws
Buffalo
Loblaw
Oswego
New York Market Eggs Wholesale Prices Report
New York wholesale egg offerings show good demand with spot quotations across whites and browns. Whites range extras 42 to 43.14, medium 33.14 to 34.14, top quality 43.19 to 44.6, mediums 34.1 to 36, smalls 29 to 30. Browns list extras 40.1 to 41.0, top quality 40 to 42, mediums 34 to 36, smalls 29.4 to 30.
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Radio Corp
Repub Si
Reynolds Tobacco
St Regis Paper
Sealright Os Falls
Sears Roebuck
I 'Eee Tee Eeae
Sinclair Oil Eee
S Cc M Corpet
South Pacific
Texas Instruments
Thompson-Ramo
Union Carbide
Union Pacific RR
United Aircraft
United Tank C .Seeesee
Uss Rubber
US Steel Tereeecesese
Western Union
Westing Eleeee Eee Eens
Woolworth Co
Ssese
Xerox
New York
Butter Market Holds Steady Despite Slow Demand
New York butter offerings remain adequate as demand stays slow and prices remain unchanged.
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New York
Commercial Printing Department Otim Times Dial Fi 3-3800 Fi 3-3801
Commercial printing department notice appears with contact numbers for Futurist Times or similar publication. The readable fragments provide phone lines 3-3800 and 3-3801 and a department reference.
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E. S. Howard Co, Inc
Seateen Las
West Mbes ST. Wego, N. Y
Vona Shoes
Ida Lepine
West Baptist
Lavere-Harrington Post 2320
Santa Claus
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Michael Sheldon
E. Eighth St
Oswego Ymca
Pi * Ne
Bates
West First ST
Oswego, N. Y
Democrats
Foster & Adams
New York Stock Exchange
S. Warren St
Victor Dean
Resi
Amn Tel & Tel
Anaconda Copper
Armstrong Cork
Arch Top & Santa Fe
Avco Mfg
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Borg-Warner
Canadian Pacific
Carrier
Coceccesesseeee
Celanese Corp
CONCO
Chesapeake & OR
Eee
Cities Service
Colo Fuel & Iverteee
Columbia Gap
Consol Edison
Continental Can
Continental Motors
duPont de Nemours
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Eastern G & F
Fastman Kodak
Elec
B & Ss
Ewes Fairch
Ford Motors
Hammermill
Internat! Harvester
Internat
Tel & Tel
Jones & Laughlin S
Kennecott Copper
Kirby Nazis
Lehman Corp
Ssesess
Liggett & Myers
Lockheed Aire
Nat Lead
NY Central RR
Owens Illinois Glass
Pacific Gas & Elec
Pacific Lighting
Penick & Ford
Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pete
Polaroid
Proctor & Gamble
Catalin Corp
Dow Jones Inc. Industrials
Willard Mason
RD 2
Joyce Ann
Ronald Pearce
Arthur Pearce
Mexico
NY Telephone Co
Alan Young
CBS
Androcles and the Lion
Leon Shapiro
Motor Sales
New York Market
Annie
Aan
Midland
Midland Charge
Marine Mi
Midland Charge Plan
Arine
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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