New Christian Science Leader Named in Boston
Beatrice Thayer Pittman elected president for the coming year as the denomination plans broader outreach. Erwin D. Canham, retiring president and editor of The Christian Science Monitor, urged worldwide mission and spiritual healing. Groundbreaking for a new 26 story Administration Building marks a $15 million Center project in Boston Back Bay.
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Christ Jesus
Christian Science Board of Directors
Erwin D. Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
Canham
Beatrice Thayer Pittman
Back Bay
Boston
Emmys awarded as Knotts Culp and Caesar crew honored
Don Knotts accepted his Emmy as deputy Barney Fife on the Andy Griffith Show. Cosby defended last year’s win and Robert Culp’s loss surprised some. Frances Bavier earned a Supporting Actress Emmy after seven years as Aunt Bea. Carl Reiner won his 10th and 11th Emmys for the Sid Caesar Special. CBS led with 17 Emmys, ABC had 12, NBC 10.
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Cosby
Robert Culp
Don Knotts
Barney Fife
Andy Griffith
Knotts
Frances Bavier
Bea
Carl Reiner
Sid Caesar
Caesar
CBS
ABC
NBC
Ancient Anchisaur footprints unearthed at Cocky Hill Park
A 160 million year old trackway of Anchisaurus footprints is visible in Cocky Hill State Park Connecticut. The prints were exposed when a bulldozer uncovered them during highway department laboratory excavation work.
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Cocky Hill
Connecticut
Highway Department
RFK Endorses Johnson in 1968 Bid Amid Close Ties
New York Senator RFK backed Lyndon B. Johnson for president in 1968 while avoiding a fulsome endorsement. He noted Johnson’s 1964 victory and forecast another with Kennedy at his side, after a dinner fundraiser hosted by the state Democratic organization. Kennedy praised Johnson as a leader facing uncertainty and danger, while scheduling delays kept RFK from introducing Johnson.
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Dorsed
Johnson
Humphrey
Kennedy
New York
John F. Kennedy
State Democratic Organization
Manhattan
England
Boston Riots Spark Looting and Fires Across Roxbury
Police report about 1,000 officers detained around 1,000 rioters during three nights of unrest. Damage reached an estimated 500000 dollars as fires were set by arsonists. Fifteen people were injured including a fireman. alarms were frequently false amid widespread wreckage on Blue Hill Avenue. The note on Gaulish history appears out of place.
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Roxbury
Blue Hill Avenue
Mil ls and Boyce Obituaries Prominent Pulaski Residents
Three obituaries note deaths in Oswego County. Earl R. Mills age 61 of 7630 Jefferson St Pulaski died Sunday at House of Good Samaritan Watertown after admission May 5. Frederick J Boyce age 62 of Pulaski RD 1 died Sunday evening at Oswego Hospital after four days of illness. Weldon Burnett of Academy Street Mexico died Sunday night in Oswego Hospital with funeral arrangements pending.
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Pulaski
Earl R. Mills
Jefferson St
House of Good Samaritan
Watertown
Harrisburg
Richard
Hattie Stone Mills
Lacona
Colgate University
New York
Stevens Milling Co
Morris Protection Co
Lee- Schoeller Paper Co
Pulaski Lions Club
Oswego County
Democratic Committee
Taylor Funeral Home
Frederick Boyce
Karl
George Boyce
Jerry
Muriel) Webb
Fernwood
James
Karleen) Hastings
June Boyce
Eleanie Boyce
Foster Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Rodman
Llewelyn Jones
Fernwood Baptist Church
Weldon Burnett
Mexico
Academy St
Oswego Hospital
Edwards
370 Reds killed in Mekong delta fighting Sunday night
US helicopter gun ships and Puff the Magic Dragon circled embattled villages as local militiamen repelled swift attacks. The Destroyer Berkeley faced shellfire with no casualties. In Quang Ngai Province 61 Communists were killed in foothill fighting and 17 log bunkers destroyed. Two defectors surrendered in separate incidents and 50 water buffalo were turned over by 101st Airborne troops.
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Mekong Delta
U.S
Berkeley
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi-Haiphong
Quang Ngai
101St Airborne Division
War in Mid East intensifies with air and ground clashes
Reports describe fighting along the Gaza border and in Jerusalem’s vicinity as Syrian, Jordanian, and Israeli forces clash. Both sides claim air victories over Sinai while Cairo and Damascus radio broadcast sweeping claims of enemy destruction. The US warns Americans to leave the region as Jordan’s King Hussein and Gen Dayan comment on the conflict.
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Jerusalem
Damascus
Israel
Sinai Desert
Cairo
Syria
Amman
Palestine
Hussein
Jordan
Moshe Dayan
Sinai
Egypt
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Damascus Radio
Multiple Pulaski Area Crashes Injure Three and Summon Four
Pulaski State Police report ten vehicle mishaps Sunday in the area. Three people were injured while four drivers received summons. Accidents involved Route 12 near Phoenix Mallory Road, Route 13 near Route 11, Route 49 near County Route 17, and Route 11 in Central Square among others.
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Pulaski Area
Pulaski
David J. Reidy
Phoenix-Mallory Road
Wee Mane
Hastings
Robert J. O'Connor
Route 11
John M. Doyle
Route 13
Shane
West Farm Road
Pracuse
Marguerite Deming
Sopp
Francis M. Dalton
Richard Hendricks
Melfour Ave
Syracuse
Sandy Pond Road
Frederick Vacari
Saltmaker Rd
Liverpool
Michael Ingraham
Camillus
Ingraham
Vacari
Edward Kappasser
Sandy Creek
George E. Wood
Central Square
Wood
Walter O'Brien
Seymour S&t
Robert A. Scheuder
Scheuder
Justice of the Peace
Fenton Spencer
British Air Crashes Prompt Calls for Safety Review
Amid a spate of crashes, MPs demand immediate safety checks and a review of aging aircraft. Labor's Maurice Orbach and Conservative Robert Carr press for worldwide and comprehensive aviation safety actions as newspapers call for government inquiries and space airspace surveys.
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British Airlines
BOAC
BEA
House of Commons
Maurice Orbach
Robert Carr
In Commons
Daily Express
Daily Mail
The
Sun
Daily Telegraph
New York Market Eggs Prices and Demand Update
New York wholesale egg offerings remain adequate across sizes with slow demand on Monday. Spot quotes show whites at extra fancy large 26 14 to 28 cents, fancy large 26 to 28, mediums 20 to 21, smalls 14 to 44, peewees 10 to 14 cents. Browns list extra fancy large 30 to 31, fancy medium 21 to 22, fancy large 29 to 30.
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N. Y
New York
USDA
Butter Prices and Bulk Creamery Scores Listed
Creamery reports ample butter supply and fair demand. Wholesale bulk prices per ton show 93 score creamery butter at 6744 cents, 92 score at 67 6714, and 90 score at 664-664.
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New York
USDA
Stocks Rally Partial Recovery After War-Induced Slide
U S stocks slipped sharply at the open as Middle East hostilities sparked a broad pullback. The Dow fell about 20.77 in early trading, trimmed to 11.14 by noon, with the index near 852.17. bargain buying later aided a partial rebound across sectors including GM Polaroid Xerox and oils.
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Kennedy
Middle East
General Motors
Polaroid
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
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