Revised Oswego College projections push enrollment to 1974
Oswego State University considers amending its 1964 Master Plan to raise fulltime enrollment by 1974 by 76 000 students. President Gould cites Governor Rockefeller and Board of Regents approval as pending while detailing 1970 and 1974 ranges and planned construction to close demand gaps. Additionally Thomas A Rich reports 26 weeks ended April 2 sales of 38 520 304 up 188 percent year over year with earnings per share at 1.00 up from 0.73.
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State University
Samuel B. Gould
Rockefeller
Board of Regents
Gould
Thomas A. Rich
P&c
Dividend Hiked By P and C Stores
Syracuse P C Food Markets Inc board declares a regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share. Payment will be June 30 to stockholders of record at close of business June 13. This 20 percent increase follows record sales and earnings and marks 21 consecutive quarterly cash dividends since the IPO in February.
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Syracuse
P&c Food Markets, Inc
Kennedy Names Board To Help Nominations
Senator Kennedy taps a distinguished panel to screen nominees for service academies. The board is led by Col. Earl Blaik with members Alan Campbell Gus Tyler and Murray Kempton from New York City press and academia.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Earl Blaik
Avco Corp
Alan Campbell
Metropolita Studies
Syracuse University
Maxwell Graduate School of Public Administration
Gus Tyler
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Murray Kempton
New York City
Frederick F. E. Barber rites held at Traub Funeral Home
Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m. for Frederick F. E. Barber 64 of Young Road Brewerton at Traub Funeral Home. Burial followed in Hillside Cemetery. Barber died Friday night at Upstate Medical Center Syracuse.
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Central Square
Frederick FE. Barber
Young Road
Brewerton
Traub Funeral Home
Hillside Cemetery
Barber
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
Kennedy backs immediate rise to 1.50 an hour wage
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urges an instant minimum wage of 1.50 an hour with further increases tied to national production and world conditions. He contrasts with the Johnson administration while pledging support for the best bill from Congress. In New York, 3.457 million workers would gain about 207.42 million dollars weekly.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York Democrat
Johnson
Congress
House
Kennedy
Viet Nam
New York State
Bernhards Bay Sailor Aids Gemini 9 Recovery Efforts
Boilerman First Class Clarence V. Bronner of Bernhards Bay New York stands by in the Western Pacific aboard the destroyer USS Rupertus as a crewman ready for possible recovery of Project Gemini 9. Navy air and sea units are prepared in the Pacific in case splashdown occurs there with the Atlantic target still planned.
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Clarence V. Bronner
USN
William J. Bronner
Bernhards Bay
N. Y
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Pacific
Pacific Fleet
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Hall Rd
SUCO
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Gerard Piel
Allstate Insulating Co., Inc
Mary C. Lanigan
James F. Lanigan
Harold L. Lanigan
E. Third St
Mary
Cleveland
James
Maxwell School
PACE
Thomas Fenske, Jr
Third St
Perry A. Zirkel
Yonkers, Center
Edith Pankowski
Fifth St
Fenske
Woodrow Wilson
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Zirkel
National Defense Education Act
University of Connecticut
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Palladium-Times
Lo VE
AD Sports
Big Room
Weeb
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