Three Vehicle Crash Ties Up Route 81 Near Pulaski
On Route 81 south of Pulaski three cars and a boat were involved after Karen Pollock 24 swerved in front of a jeep hauling a boat. The jeep driven by Robert Crandall and a third car driven by Frank Ramsey were damaged. Pollock faces charges for following too close.
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Pulaski
Karen Pollock
Howell Hill Road
Marcellus
Robert P. Crandall
Woodhill Road
Webster
Frank Ramsey
Dutton Ave
Nedrow
Pollock
R. M. Narrigan
Sheriff's Dept
Richard Hilton
Robert Sharoon
Marshall Minot
13 Car Derailment Spills Coal Near Volney
A 13 car Penn Central freight train derailed Sunday near the Mullen Road intersection in Volney causing coal to spill into swampy terrain. Ten cars overturned, tracks damaged about a quarter mile. The train, with five engines and 98 cars, was bound for Niagara Mohawk in Oswego. Police and wrecking crews investigated. road reopened after incident.
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Fulton
Penn Central
Volney
Mullen Road
New York
Niagara Mohawk Power
Oswego
P. J. Carroll
H. T. Longtin
C. F. Nellis
Viet Cong Shells Saigon and Fights U S Paratroops
Viet Cong shelled Saigon for the first time in two and a half weeks and clashed with U S paratroopers and South Vietnamese militiamen near the city. One American adviser was killed, 12 U S soldiers wounded, and Viet Cong casualties included six dead and three captured after a five hour engagement.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
82Nd Airborne Division
U.S
Man Charged Post $690 Bail in Disorderly Conduct Case
David White of 69 W Ontario Sr was arraigned in city court before Judge Thomas McGough and released on total bail of $690. He had been missing since April 22 when he was due to answer to a disorderly conduct charge and multiple parking violations.
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David White
W. Ontario Sr
Thomas McGough
White
McGough
Moon Seismometer Timed by Bulova Master Timer
Bulova Watch Co engineers report a moon seismometer timer for astronauts will use a tuning fork master oscillator. The fork vibrates 360 times per second totaling 31 104 000 cycles per day and is designed to operate up to one year on the lunar surface.
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Moon
U.S
Bulova Watch Co
Rare earths definition: 14 relatively abundant metals
The term rare earths refers to fourteen metals that are relatively abundant in the Earth's crust though often dispersed. These elements are essential in modern technologies and are mined and refined for use in high tech applications.
Stocks Drop For 3rd Week in Row
The stock market extended losses into a third straight week as rains delayed subway travel and an ASE outage disrupted trading. Dow Jones at noon fell 4.46 to 933.10 amid cautious investors and stalled Vietnam peace talks weighing on sentiment.
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New York
Financial District
American Stock Exchange
Paris
Avco
Dennys Restaurants
Pacific Petroleum
Natomas
Yankees Beat Senators In Spring Clash Opposes Joe Coleman
In 1968 the New York Yankees were perfect against Joe Coleman, five wins and no losses. This spring Coleman defeated the Yankees in the season’s second game, snapping the streak.
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New York Yankees
Joe Coleman
Washington Senators
Coleman
Yankees
Oswego to Honor Budd with Distinguished Alumnus Award
Dr. George F. Budd Kansas State College of Pittsburg president will receive the 1969 Distinguished Alumnus Award from SUNY Oswego at commencement on June 8. The Oswego award honors outstanding professional, civic, and service achievements and requires the recipient to have respect for their alma mater.
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George F. Budd
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
KSC
State University of New York College of Arts and Sciences
Oswego
Budd
State University of New York College
St. Cloud State College
St. Cloud
Minn
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
National Advisory Council On
U. S
Kansas Council of Presidents
Kansas Council On Economic Education
Pittsburgh Rotary Club
National Council
Mc Kan Council
Boy Scouts of America
American Royal Association
The
City National Bank
Morgan Horse Club, Inc
State Teachers College At
Buffalo
Columbia University
Monticello
N. Y
Horace Mann
Columbia University Teachers College
State Teachers College
Cortland
State Department of Public Instruction
Olympia
Wash
Oneonta State Teachers College
Mary Ellen (Carter) Budd
Laura A. Schmelzer
Elmira
John
Thomas
Catherine Budd
England
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Russia
U. S. Department of State
India
Juries Ordered Drawn To Hear County Court Cases
Juries were ordered drawn in several county court cases during calendar call before Judge Don H. Stacy. Defendants include Douglas Raymond Sweatland charged with robbery first degree grand larceny and weapons possession. Judson Cunningham and Charles and Merry Pitsley on burglary and larceny counts. Robert Franklin and Robert Bowman charged with driving while intoxicated. Helen Marie Rose charged with burglary and larceny. Several other cases were put over the term for later action. Huntley hearings were scheduled for Ahart and Pitsley to determine voluntariness of confessions. numerous jurors were excused for the first two weeks of the term.
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Pulaski
Don H. Stacy
Douglas Raymond Sweatland
Central Square
Bloss
Hastings
James G. Grose
Judson Cunningham
Robert Bowman
Phoenix
Helen Marie Rose
Mexico
Leon P. Bmuber
Fulton
Ramsey Ludington
Ahart
John J. McCormack
Pusley
John R. Murray
Stacy
Irene E. Barnes
Melvin A. Coe
Oswego
Russell E. Day
Gerald N. Doull
Helen G. Fenske
LeRoy France
James L. Gray
Parish
Harold E. Guilfoyle
Mary J. Jung
Donald G. Leach
Minetto
Shirley M Milovicz
Fred Murabito
Harold J. McDonald
James D. Smettem
Daniel L. Sullivan
Catherine A. White
Earl W. Wilkinson
Watertown Man Hurt in Crash
A Watertown man, William J. Goccia, 22, was treated and released from Oswego Hospital after a two car collision at 8 35 p m on West Bridge Street near the Forks of the Road. Goccia suffered a swollen left leg and right hip pain. the other vehicle was driven by Corey F Siv ers, 17, of Hannibal Route 2. The accident was investigated by Patrolmen David Saylor and John Bristol.
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Watertown
Oswego Hospital
W. Bridge St
William J. Goccia
Duffy St
Goccia
Corey F. Sivers
Corey F. Sivers, 17, of Route 176
Hannibal RD
David Saylor
John Bristol
Police recover stolen mini-bike after weekend report
Patrolmen Waters and Malone recovered a mini-bike within an hour of William Gorman reporting it stolen. Malone spotted the bike near W Utica Street with three youths aged 9, 11 and 14.
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Frederick Waters
Ralph Malone
William Gorman
4 Hills de Ave
Waters
Malone
W. Utica St
Drunk Driving Charge After Oswego Two Car Crash
George E. Little, 22, of 36 E Albany St, was issued a summons for driving while intoxicated after a two car collision at East Eighth and Bridge Street at 2 am. He allegedly struck a parked car in front of 151 E Bridge St owned by Nancy A. Denny of Mexico RD 1. Little was taken to Oswego Hospital with a chin laceration. Patrolman Robert Cathcart investigated.
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George E. Little
Albany St
East Eighth
Bridge St
Little
E. Bridge St
Nancy A. Denny
Mexico
Oswego Hospital
Robert Cathcart
Youths questioned after bike parts found missing
Police said three youths were stopped Sunday afternoon with a wrench in hand while a bicycle, stripped of its fenders rear carrier and light, was found. They were questioned later that day.
CCNY Dual Admissions Plan Sparks Heated Debate
New York AP report says CCNY would admit half the freshman class by traditional standards and half from slum-area high schools without regard to grades. Critics call it a quota system while supporters cite obligation to underfunded city students. Governors Rockefeller warns against two separate tracks.
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NEW York
City College of New York
CCNY
John V. Lindsay
Felix Frankfurter
Ber
Disorderly crowd dispersed near Oswego Hospital area
Oswego police broke up a crowd of about 20 people outside Oswego Hospital at 1 a m Sunday. Hospital authorities denied knowledge of the gathering and no formal complaint was filed, according to Chef Frederick Scharf.
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Oswego
Oswego Hospital
Frederick Scharf
Vicinity Obituary for Frank A Herrick
Frank A Herrick 82 died Sunday at Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton after living in Parish and Central Square. He was a Parish Oil Co. maintenance repair man and member of Central Square Lodge 622 P and AM. Surviving son Wyant and brother Roy. Services Wednesday at Traub Funeral Home with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery Mallory. Visitation Monday 7-9 pm and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Central Square
Frank A. Terrick
Lee Meemorial Hospital
Fulton
Koen
Bridgeport
Parish
Central Square Lodge
P&am
Parish Oil Company
Wyant Herrick
Roy Herrick
Mallory
Traub Funeral Home
N. Main St
Pine Grove Cemetery
Funeral
William B. Ames Dies at 81 in Hannibal
William B. Ames, 81, formerly of Sterling, died Saturday at Auburn Memorial Hospital. He was born in Hannibal Center and worked as a machine operator at Volney Paper Mill in Fulton. Survived by wife Mary Willse Ames, two daughters Marion Hartnett and Thelma Baker, a son Robert Ames, twelve or forty six great grandchildren and a great great grandchild. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday at Glanville-Tappan Funeral Home with burial in Hannibal Center Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Monday.
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William B. Ames
Hannibal
Sterling
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Hannibal Center
Volney
Fulton
Mary Willse Ames
Marion Hartnett
Syracuse
Thelma Baker
Pownall
Robert Ames
Spencerport
Allans
Glanville-Tappan Funeral Home
Hannibal Center Cemetery
Auburn man Edgar York dies at 83 in Memorial Hospital
Edgar York age 83 of Auburn RD 6 died Sunday at Memorial Hospital. Arrangements are being handled by Becker Funeral Home Red Creek and are incomplete.
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Auburn
Edgar York
Auburn RD
Memorial Hospital
Becker Funeral Home
Red Creek
Abject Surrender in Lexington Store After Break-ins
A Lexington shopkeeper posts a stark message in a broken window after a burglary, declaring thieves should not break in again as the store now has nothing of value left to steal. The scene underscores ongoing crime concerns in the city.
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Lexington
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