Wise Opposes Federal Aid In Education
Senator Henry R. Wise of Water town argues federal aid to education would raise local costs and increase federal domination through red tape. He notes New York taxpayers contribute about four dollars in federal taxes for every dollar received. The letter to Chancellor Edgar W. Cooper discusses Regents’ recommendation for equalization in aid distribution.
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Albany
N. Y
Henry R. Wise
Watertown
Wise
New York State
Edgar W. Cooper
New York
Rainy Weather Across Wide Area with Severe Thunderstorms
The Associated Press reports showers and thunderstorms across Wyoming to New England and parts of the South with fair conditions in the Far West. Wet weather lingered overnight, Plains severe storms with tornadic winds, heavy rain and hail. Goodland Kansas saw up to four inches of rain and some flooding reported.
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Wyoming
New England
Plains
Goodland
Kan
Kirsch Earns Magna Cum Laude B S Degree at Wagner
John Augustus Walter Kirsch Jr the son of the Rev and Mrs John A W Kirsch of 203 East Sixth St received a Bachelor of Science degree magna cum laude from Wagner College Grymes Hill Staten Island at commencement on June 3. He was a biology major active in the Wagner Audiophiles Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and Omicron Delta Kappa.
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Giets
John Augustus Walter Kirsch
John A. W. Kirsch
East Sixth St
Wagner College
Grymes Hill
Staten Island
Kirsch
Oswego High School
Wagner Audiophiles
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
National Professional Music Fraternity
Omicron Delta Kappa
Nevada Tops U.S. Suicide Rate per 100000 Population
A state record shows Nevada with the highest suicide rate in the United States measured per 100000 residents. Health officials note ongoing concerns and call for prevention efforts.
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Nevada
United States
American Gold Star Mothers Hold July Meeting
In the V F W rooms a regular meeting of American Gold Star Mothers was held Tuesday evening at 8 with 11 mothers present. President Evelyn Coughlin presided as the charter was draped for the deceased Carmela Sterio. Anna Johnson won the dark horse prize and plans were made for a July bingo party. Lunch was served by the president and Christine Rebbeer. Next meeting will be the first Tuesday in July.
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Evelyn Coughlin
Carmela Sterio
Anna Johnson
Christine Rebbeer
Oswego Hospital Trustees to Meet Monday Evening
The Oswego hospital board of trustees will hold a regular meeting on Monday June 11 at 8 p.m. in the hospital cafeteria. The agenda includes standard board business and routine matters for the hospital.
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Board of Trustees
Oswego Hospital
Past Matrons Group to Meet in Lake City Chapter 352
The Past Matrons Association Lake City Chapter 352 OFS meets Monday evening at R. W. Helen Coe home with co host W Marion Rhodes assisting. President W Agatha Payne will preside and lead the gathering. The Alice Brown Circle holds its June 11 supper and white elephant sale at 6 30 p m at First Methodist church.
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Alice Brown
First Methodist Church
Oswego Cootiette Club Social Gathering Listed
Oswego Cootiette Club 473 plans a social on Sunday at 3 p m in the Wv F W Annex 87 E Bridge St. Members should bring a wrapped gift. The event is chaired by Evelyn Coughlin Shirley Denny and Wava Johnson.
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Oswego Cootiette Club
Wv. F. W
E Bridge St
Evelyn Coughlin
Shirley Denny
Wava Johnson
Syracuse AA Meeting and area groups noted
Mrs C Beauchene and Mrs Louise Swanger with Garry and Jeanne return from Virginia after visiting Aader man Lawrence Burdick aboard the U S S Randolph. The Syracuse AA hosts a public meeting Sunday June 17 at 8 pm in the Niagara Mohawk Auditorium with 18 local groups across Cazenovia DeWitt Baldwinsville Auburn Fulton Skaneateles and East Syracuse.
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C. Beauchene
Louise Swanger
Garry
Jeanne
Virginia
Aaderman Lawrence Burdick
U. S. S. Randolph
Syracuse Area
Alcoholics Anonymous
Niagara Mohawk Auditorium
Syracuse
Cazenovia
DeWitt
Baldwinsville
Auburn
Fulton
Skaneateles
East Syracuse
Spelling Bee Ends in Draw Between Two Champions
Officials declared a draw in the national spelling bee with Michael Day of Hardin Indiana and Nettie Crawford of Roswell New Mexico named co champions after a head to head hour long contest. Both 13 and 14 year olds endured 59 challenging words before the stoppage with Esqualmulose spelled incorrectly. Each winner receives 1000 dollars and a New York City sightseeing trip. Barbara Brugnaux of Youngstown Ohio earned 250 dollars as third prize.
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Washington
Michael Day
Hardin
Nettie Crawford
Roswell
N.M
Nettie
New Mexico
Michael
New York City
Barbara Brugnaux
Youngstown
Ohio
Smoking health study panel named by Surgeon General
Washington uP Surgeon General Luther L. Terry announced a committee to study whether smoking affects health. The panel may issue recommendations, with White House approval implied. President Kennedy avoided stating his view on smoking causing lung cancer pending more information.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Terry
White House
Public Health Service
Kennedy
Physician and Dentist Ratios in the Population
The Statistical Abstract of the United States reports about 133 physicians and 57 dentists per 100 000 people in the population.
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United States
First of Frozen Chickens Reach Oswego Port
About 60 tractor trailers carrying frozen chickens with destination tickets for Hamburg and Rotterdam have arrived at the Port of Oswego Authority west side terminal and are due by tomorrow. The refrigerator freighter Jarso is en route from Montreal to load 700 tons and dock by daybreak. Capt. Paul Williams of Watertown acts as port agent and met Midland Overseas Corp. representatives from Chicago at Syracuse Airport.
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Hamburg
Germany
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Port of Oswego Authority
West Side
Miami
Fla
Lima
Jarso
Oswego
Montreal
Paul Williams
Watertown
Midland Overseas Corp
Chicago
Syracuse
Syracuse Youth On Crime Spree
Syracuse detectives questioned an 11 year old boy who claimed a two month crime spree including stealing clothing and coins, mugging a newspaper boy, grabbing purses, setting two fires, and breaking many street lamps. He ran away Friday and was found in a bus station after sleeping in a bus station and junked cars.
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Syracuse
Milray Speedway honors Bloodmobile donors with free race tickets
Operators of the Milray Speedway announced that blood donors who contributed at the Bloodmobile visit will have their tickets honored at the start of the night racing season on the first Friday evening at the track.
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Fulton
Milray Speedway
Interstate system to cut losses by 1960
The Mobile Manufacturers Association estimates the new Interstate highway system will save American motorists about 5 billion dollars annually by 1960 through reduced accident claims and property damage.
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Detroit
UPI
Automobile Manufacturers Association
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Cary] Hastings
Little Buttercup
Barbara Wilke
Josephine
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Wayne Perkins
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Debbie Sterner
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Dorothy McCormack
Connie Weston
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