Nesbitt Named Chief of Oswego City Departments
George R. Nesbitt, 119 West Fourth St, appointed chief of Oswego Works Water and Engineering departments with full authority over Plumbing and Building inspectors. Starting salary 12000, rising to 14000 after five years, Civil Service protection, office at City Hall. Nesbitt, 43, Oswego native, Clarkson engineer, previously GE, to oversee inventory control and purchase approvals. charter changes planned for new jurisdiction.
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West Fourth St
Os’s Works
May
Ralph Shapiro
Nesbitt
General Electric Co
Richard Kelly
Frank Lapetino
Shapiro
John O'C. Conway
Civil Service
Department of Works
City Hall
James P. Cullinan
George W. Allen
Kenneth D. Jensen
Edward Fadrowsky
Mr. Shapiro
Water Board
Board of Health
Common Council
Conway
J. B. Kelly, Jr
Robert Potter
Oswego
Alanson Himes
Semba
West Park
H. Roe Nesbitt
Oswego Community Chest
Oswego High School
Clarkson Institute of Technology
Central New York Power Corp
Carrier Corp
New Process Gear Co
Rosemary Sinnott
Christmas visits and ice fishing on Oneida Lake
Constantia residents and relatives gathered for Christmas visits across Rochester Durhamville East Syracuse and Brewerton. Ice on Oneida Lake was thick enough for fishing and teens skated Monday as families hosted relatives including Foster Hall Turnbull Cham berlain and Nichols families plus updates on Mrs Carter and Mrs Best recovering from illness.
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Burton Potter
Jean
Rochester
West Monroe
Donald Hayes
Kittie
Oneida Lake
Cora Ainsworth
Durhamville
George Hall
George Chamberlain
Lester Turnbull
North Syracuse
Emily Chamberlain
James
East Syracuse
Don Otis
Jean Nichols
Brewerton
Edward Lowe
Syracuse
William Huntley
Clifford Coffin
Herbert Conover
Clinton Trexler
Ruth Carter
Bessie Best
Mrs. Carter
Ethel Merman Sets July Wedding To Ernest Borgnine
Ethel Merman and Ernest Borgnine announced plans to marry next July after Borgnine's divorce from Katy Jurado finalizes in June. Borgnine said he is happy and Merman expressed certainty about their engagement in New York.
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Commercial Printing Dept Palladium Times Blog
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Money that stands up to be counted in Savings Bonds
A government message notes that U S Savings Bonds total more than 45 billion dollars, highlighting the program as financial strength for savers and the nation. It urges regular purchases through payroll savings or other channels to keep the economy resilient against foreign criticism.
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U.S
Quick facts about U S Savings Bonds
U S Savings Bonds offer a mature return of four dollars for every three invested. If a bond is lost or destroyed it can be replaced at no charge. Automatic saving is possible through Payroll Savings plans.
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Body Of East German Returns To His Homeland
The body of Paul Schultz an 18 year old East German refugee shot while attempting to escape East Berlin was returned to Communist territory amid West Berlin protests. The youth was killed at the Heinrich Heine crossing as he climbed barriers and was buried in the East. West Berlin police saluted as the hearse passed the checkpoint while hundreds watched in the drizzle. ADN reported over 53000 West Berliners crossed to visit relatives in the East since dawn.
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Quick action by bus passenger halts truck
Albany. Charles E. Earing 65 of Elsmere rode a bus to work when he spotted a driverless panel truck beside the vehicle. He signaled the driver to stop, leaped off, chased the truck, boarded it and braked it to a halt.
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Charles E. Earing
Elsmere
Earing
New York Central Railroad
James Meredith Plans Overseas Study After Ole Miss Graduation
James Meredith, the first African American graduate of the University of Mississippi, will leave in April for a tour of Europe, the Middle East and Africa, then enroll at Nigeria's University of Ibadan for graduate studies next fall. He announced the plan in Washington on Friday.
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James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Nigeria
University of Ibadan
Divorce Decree Granted in Los Angeles for Loews Couple
Deborah J. Loew received her final decree Friday in Superior Court from Arthur M. Loews Jr. Cruelty grounds cited. The couple, married in 1959, are guardians of their 3 year old son Gerald. Deborah Loew, widow of Tyrone Power, had interim decrees issued December 18, 1962.
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Deborah J. Loew
Superior Court
Arthur M. Loews Jr
Loew
Tyrone Power
Loews
Gerald
Traffic fatalities hit record highs for year
The National Safety Council reports 11 month road deaths reached 39,280 in 1963, up six percent from 1962, with November alone totaling 4,107 deaths. The November rise surpasses 3,700 in 1962 and eclipses the 1936 November record of 4,048.
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National Safety Council
Mitchell seeks Joe Madison Township manager post
Joseph M. Mitchell former city manager of Newburgh New York who sparked nationwide protests by welfare recipient crackdowns has applied for the newly created job of manager in Joe Madison Township central New Jersey.
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Joseph M. Mitchell
Newburgh
N. Y
New Jersey
Memorial for University of Washington All America star
San Francisco reports the death of George Wilson 63 a former University of Washington halfback on the 1925 All America team. He apparently died of a heart attack Friday while at work.
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George Wilson
University of Washington
Wilson
Unemployment Rises in New York State in November
The State Labor Department reports 50,000 fewer employed in November than October, with total employment at 7,385,000 and the unemployment rate up from 4.4 percent to 5.1 percent. In November 1962 employment stood at 7,405,000.
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Albany
State Labor Department
New York State
Injured woman dies after Monday street accident
Mrs Nan cy Burkowsky age 565 of Herkimer dies in a hospital Friday night from injuries after being struck by an automobile at a street intersection Monday night.
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Nancy Burkowsky
Children sell cold drinks at Palm Beach mansion
Palm Beach children Sydney Lawrod age 7 and Maria Shriver age 8 sold cold drinks for five cents a cup to motorists stopping outside a Florida mansion on Friday.
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Sydney Lawrod
Maria Shriver
Christmas mail set a record of 12 billion pieces
Postal officials estimate that Christmas mail this year reached a record 12 billion pieces, reflecting unprecedented holiday letter and parcel volumes across the nation.
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Washington
Custody Decision Withheld For Three-Year-Old Sancie Moreland
Los Angeles reports a bitter custody dispute between Sancie Ann Moreland's divorced parents ends with the judge denying both sides. The three year old remains in care as the court weighs custody.
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Sancie Annn Moreland
Decision Friday on murder investigation
Montreal reports that Judge C. Wagner will decide next Friday if 42 year old college professor Roland Haumont should stand trial for murder tied to explosions that killed his wife and two young daughters. A preliminary hearing for Haumont, a French literature professor at Harpur College in Binghamton, New York, concluded Friday.
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Roland Haumont
Harpur College
Binghamton
N. Y
Council To Consider Minimum Annual Rental Of 17377 If Offered
Oswego City Common Council will review a Metro intake proposal setting a minimum annual rental of 17377.50 for up to 25 MGD, rising with demand to 43,966 at 62.5 MGD. The plan spans 59 years, with Oswego projected to net at least 866,775 over 50 years as Metro uses more water.
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Fulton Personal and Coming Events
Fulton social notes list Christmas Day visits among local families including Rev and Mrs William Lord, Mr and Mrs Maxwell Lord, Mrs Maude Parker, and others. Several households hosted relatives from Volney Oswego Ithaca and Silk Road areas. William Yardley and family plan a move to Cayuga Street between Seventh and Eighth Streets.
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William Lord
Park St
Maxwell Lord
Maude Parker
Volney
William Yardley
Cayuga St
Seventh
Eighth St
Audie Murphy Title Change From The Fastest Gun
Western star Audie Murphy appears slower with a six gun after revealing his new film title has shifted from The Fastest Gun to The Quick Gun, per Hollywood reports.
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UPI
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Local Family Notices Highlight Moves and Misfortune
Mrs. Fred Jones of West River Road fell on an icy sidewalk and broke her hip. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loomis moved into a new home on Forest Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wilcox hosted a Christmas gathering with guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson and daughter Cindy of Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs. James Burdekin and son Gary of Oswego, Mrs. Florence Wilcox, and Miss Cathy Wilcox.
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Clyde
Rowlee Road
Vance Osborne
Liverpool
Sarah Howard
David and
James Howard
Moon
Pleasant
Charles Farnsworth
Muck Road
Fred Jones
West River Rd
Arthur Loomis
South Fourth St
Forest Ave
Leslie Wilcox
South Sixth St
William Johnson
Cindy
Phoenix
James Burdekin
Gary
Oswego
Florence Wilcox
Cathy Wilcox
The Torch Is Passed book on Kennedy assassination
The Associated Press prepares a complete 100 page book titled The Torch Is Passed detailing the Kennedy assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, Johnson's ascent, and the nation’s reaction. Palladium Times readers can order at $2 with delivery starting January. proceeds via coupon.
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