Apartment Burglary At East Eighth Street Sees $5 Stolen
Oswego police log a busy weekend with routine incidents. Constance Letsche reports her apartment at 217 East Eighth Street ransacked and about $5 stolen from a glass container. Captain Scharf continues the case alongside a child ride theft investigation. Several motorists pay $5 fines for traffic violations, while a minor crash near Oswego Plaza injures two drivers. Plane spraying complaints disturb residents near Oswego Country Club. Police urge contacting the spraying operator for quieter hours.
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Constance Letsche
East Eighth St
John Canzone
Frederick E. Scharf
Oswego Plaza
Oswego County
Don H. Stacy
Fruit Valley
Peter Shepherd
West Fifth St
Fulton
Oswego Hospital
Shepherd
Oswego Country Club
Gary E. Brown
Frank L. Mitchell
Oswego RD 2
Robert E. Moody
Washington Blvd
George T. Zablocki
Robert C. Wilmott
Oswego
Robert A.ennee J. Lewis
Dona Sweeney
William North
Realistic Equipment Valuation Beyond Book Figures
A young businessman and an advisor discuss valuing machinery and equipment. They note book value often underestimates actual worth due to nonuniform wear and inflation, with older machines sometimes worth more than their listed value. The client promises to review the equipment list and provide a realistic figure in the morning.
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Joe
ADV
Dowd and Hargton Inc Real Estate Insurance
Dowd and Hargton Inc handles real estate and insurance matters. The firm offers property coverage and related services to clients in the local market.
Sun Spots Affect TV Hitting Palladium Area Views
Sun spots, during hot humid weeks, disrupt low frequency TV signals up to channels 6 or 7. Ionized layers six five miles up reflect waves, causing viewers to receive distant stations instead of local ones. The issue varies by home and time, with reports from local viewers to Uni cable CATV office.
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CATV
Leo Lagoe
Gordon Mayo
Vietnam observers row stalls council push
Frank H. Corner of New Zealand canvasses council members after U Thant says he lacks authority to send observers. If blocked, the U S may seek a General Assembly special session. Sept elections are set by Nguy en Cao Ky’s government. Mansfield suggests a Geneva conference reconvening without reply. Britain France and Russia co chair the 1954 conference on Vietnam.
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Frank H. Corner
New Zealand
U Thant
United States
General Assembly
Assembly
Nguyen Cao Ky
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Great Britain
France
Russia
Viet Nam
Jobless Rate Rises in May
Washington reports May unemployment rising to 4 percent, the biggest monthly jump in a year, with 140000 more jobless people totaling 2.9 million. Bureau official Ross cites student summer job bids as a major factor but says overall economic movement remains upward.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ross
Earthquake Hits Faizabad Area in Northern Afghanistan
An earthquake of magnitude 5.8 struck northern Afghanistan near Faizabad, according to the Moscow seismic station. No injuries or damages were reported.
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Afghanistan
Moscow
Faizabad
Prices Lower On Stock Exchange
The New York market opened with moderate trading as key stocks declined, dragging the Dow 6.07 points to 881.79 at noon. Kennecott led losses with about 3 percent, while Du Pont and Westinghouse dropped more than one point, and color TV, office equipment, and aerospace issues fell sharply amid the tight money climate.
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New York
Wall Street
Kennecott
du Pont
Westinghouse Electric
American Stock Exchange
New York Market Eggs and Butter Prices Decline Mixed
New York wholesale egg offerings show adequate supply and fair demand with spot quotations for whites and browns across grades. Butter prices remain in line with needs with bulk creamery scores 93 and 92 trading around 66 to 66 2/3 cents per pound.
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New York
USDA
Hetenyi Free After 17 Years in Wife Slaying Case
George P. Hetenyi, 56, a former clergyman who served 17 years for the slaying of his wife Jean, refused to speak as he left Batavia after refunding a state bus ticket to New York City. His lawyer said Hetenyi planned to pursue religious life in the Midwest, possibly a Catholic monastery, to seek penance.
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Hetenyi Forler
Batavia
N.Y
George P. Hetenyi
Hetenyi
New York City
Alexander J. Herseea
Syracuse
Midwest
Jean
Oswego Hospital Births June Five and Six
Recent Oswego Hospital births include a male Fletcher to Mr and Mrs Eugene from Mexico on June 5 a female Restano to Mr and Mrs Felice of 38 Eighth Street on June 5 and a Sencer girl to Mr and Mrs Michael RD 3 Oswego on June 6.
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Oswego Hospital
Fletcher
Eugene
Mexico
Restano
Felice
E. Eighth St
Sencer
Mrs. Michael
Oswego
Mrs JFK and family begin Hawaiian vacation by Waikiki
Mrs John F Kennedy and her two children move into a beachfront home near Waikiki to start a month long holiday in Hawaii. They are joined by the Kennedy nieces Sydney Lawford and Christopher while the former First Lady stays with her children John aged five and Caroline aged nine.
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Honolulu
John F. Kennedy
Waikiki
Hawaiian Islands
John
Caroline
Kennedy
Pat—Sydney Lawford
Christopher II
Monitor Editor Named President of Christian Science Church
Erwin D. Canham editor in chief of the Christian Science Monitor was named president of the Christian Science Church at age 62. He will serve as head of the church and oversee church affairs from Boston with a 2 p.m. EDT service announced.
Bell Aerospace workers strike over pension reopener clause
Niagara Falls, N Y. A union Local 205 representing 435 Bell Aerospace Co. employees at the Wheatfield plant and Bell Test Center struck early today over pension benefits. The reopener clause had expired at midnight while Local 501 and 516 AFLCIO unions with about 1,800 workers stayed on the job awaiting negotiations.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Bell Aerosystems Co
Wheatfield
Bell Test
Bell
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Church appoints Canham as president for one year
Canham was chosen by the church board of directors to serve as president for a year while continuing his Monitor duties.
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Canham
Council Debates 50 Percent Tax Relief for Senior Homeowners
Mayor Ralph Shapiro backs a bill from Albany now before the Governor. If enacted, it would let local governments grant 50 percent tax exemptions to homeowners over 65 with incomes under 3000, after a public hearing and a five year residence requirement. The Common Council meets at 8 p.m. in routine session.
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Ralph Shapiro
Assembly
Albany
Common Council
Shapiro
Funeral services for longtime Weather Bureau official
Philip H. Stevens, a 26 year veteran of the U.S. Weather Bureau and state climatologist at retirement, died Saturday at 72. Funeral services are set for Tuesday in suburban Homer, New York.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne leading to shrinkage of hemorrhoids, relief from itching, and pain without surgery. Trials report noticeable reductions with soothing effects, marketed as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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