Lake Ontario Level Expected to Rise Through Summer
An Army Corps of Engineers official predicts Lake Ontario will rise about 4 inches this month and stay higher than last year for six months. He notes the lake remains in poor shape due to four years of below normal precipitation, with 1965 precipitation far below normal through May.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
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Ontario
Michigan
Huron
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Across The Counter Insurance Lesson From Failures
A Harrington magazine article notes seven teen insurance firms failed last year due to substandard auto business. It argues choosing strong, financially reliable companies, even at a higher price, provides better security and service through a dependable local agent.
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Charles
Harrington Insurance
Oswego Delivers New Show Wagon and Bandstand
On Saturday June 5 a ceremony at Fort Ontario turned over the Oswego show wagon and bandstand to the city. Attendees included Mayor Ralph Shapiro, George Nesbitt and SUCO officials John Mincher and John Kingston, with others from the city, theater groups, and the Oswego Children's Theater. Mincher designed and built the wagon, funded by the city, and donated his time along with 18 youths. The project highlights city campus collaboration and showcases Mincher as a leading theater designer who recently won a full doctoral fellowship at the University of Southern Illinois.
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Oswego
Fort Ontario
Ralph Shapiro
Mike McCrobie
George Nesbitt
John Mincher
SUCO
John Kingston
Ronald Paice
Kenneth Stone
Jon Vermilye
Dorothy Facey
Connie Happle
University of Southern Illinois
George Cupperaull
Olla Rickett
GOP Asks Gen. Clay to Be Finance Chief
Gen. Lucius D. Clay (ret) now a New York businessman has been asked to take the long vacant job of Republican national finance chairman. Party sources said Clay has not yet told GOP Chairman Ray C. Bliss whether he will accept. The post has been vacant since Ralph J. Cordiner stepped down after the November election.
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Washington
Lucius D. Clay
New York
Republican National Finance
Clay
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Ralph J. Cordiner
Reds Hit Consecutive NL Grand Slams by Perez and Coleman
The Cincinnati Reds hit the first two National League grand slam home runs on successive days. Tony Perez and Gordy Coleman connected in back to back games, each starting at first base for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Reds
Tony Perez
Gordy Coleman
Reds
Tucker Awards Of Ninety Six Thousand Dollars To Be Paid
A condemnation award of 96000 to Floyd and Edward Tucker for two parcels on FE First and Second Sts will be paid by the Urban Renewal department from budget funds. LPA counsel John P. Chwalek said the HHFA funds will cover the payoff and that the award is the largest yet by the three-commissioner panel. The Tucker award followed a $24300 advance earlier this year and was confirmed May 5 by State Supreme Court Justice Eugene F. Sullivan.
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Edward Tucker
John P. Chwalek
Chwalek
LPS
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Tuckers
State Supreme Court
Eugene F. Sullivan
LPA
Northern State Parkway extension opens in Suffolk County
The state will open a $3.6 million, 3.61 mile four lane extension of the Northern State Parkway in Suffolk County on Tuesday. The new road runs from Sunken Meadow State Parkway to Veterans Memorial Highway in Smithtown, aimed at relieving the parallel Long Island Expressway.
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Albany
N.Y
Suffolk County
Sunken Meadow State Parkway
Smithtown
Veterans’ Memorial Highway
Buffalo Loyal to 88th Pro Baseball Season Insignia
Buffalo International League players wear sleeve insignia to commemorate the city’s 88th straight season in professional baseball.
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Buffalo International League
Dinner Meeting of Minetto WSCS at Community Church
Members of WSCS will meet at the Community Methodist Church at 6 p.m. Tuesday for a covered dish dinner meeting. Each member is to bring a covered dish and table service. Officers will be installed.
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Minetto
WSCS
Community Methodist Church
N Viet Nam Bridges Reopen Under Communist Repairs
Washington reports North Viet Nam has restored limited use to key bridges damaged by U S bombing. Reds lay temporary wooden planks to reopen spans for limited movement of troops and supplies while U S pilots continue to target a single bridge span.
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Washington
North
Viet Nam
U.S
Defense Department
Pentagon
Associated Press
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Navy
Department
State Lottery Bill Approval In Senate Near Vote
Senate leaders anticipate bipartisan passage of a New York State lottery bill with two top Democrats prepared for a symbolic fight. Majority Leader Joseph Zaretzki acknowledged approval is likely while opposing it to expose perceived hypocrisy. Finance Chairman Samuel Greenberg argued against revenue from gambling as a state strategy.
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Albany
N.Y
Senate
New York
Finance
Samuel Greenberg
Zaretzki
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Funeral rites for Mrs Helen King held at Dowdle and St Louis
Funeral services for Mrs Helen King widow of Frank King were conducted at the Dowdle Funeral Home and St Louis Catholic Church with Rev Arthur J Blodgett and Rev Robert E Hall presiding. Burial followed in St Peter's cemetery. Bearers listed include Charles St John Harry Armstrong Jr Robert Raby Peter Murphy Frank Gadwood and Neil Wade. Calling hours were set for 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 this afternoon and evening. Nancy Rose Ross widow of Thomas Ross will have services Tuesday at 9 am at Dowdle and 9 30 am at St Louis Catholic Church with burial in St Peter's cemetery.
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Helen King
Frank King
Dowdle Funeral Home
St. Louis’ Catholic Church
Arthur J. Blodgett
Robert E. Hall
St. Peter's Cemetery
Charles St. John
Harry Armstrong, Jr
Robert Raby
Peter Murphy
Frank Gadwood
Neil Wade
Nancy Rose Ross
Thomas Ross
F. Tenth St
St. Louis Catholic Church
New York Market Eggs Prices and Demand Brief
Wholesale egg offerings are fully ample in New York with demand slightly improved. Spot quotations show whites with extra fancy heavy weight 29.44 to 31.14 and fancy medium 22.44 to 24.44, while browns list extra fancy heavy weight 32.34 to 33.44 and fancy medium 23.24 to 24.44.
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New York
USDA
Butter Market Signals Mixed Demand And Steady Prices
New York buyers see ample butter offerings with spotty demand. Wholesale bulk car tons show steady to firm prices. creamery 93 score AA at 59 to 60 cents, 92 score A at 59 percent, 90 score B at 59 to 59 percent.
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New York
USDA
Thickening Method for Stewed Tomatoes
To thicken stewed tomatoes mix two tablespoons of butter with two tablespoons of flour until smooth. Stir into a pint of hot stewed tomatoes and cook on low heat, stirring constantly until the mixture thickens.
New York Considers Drinking Age Rise and Ethics Bill
Returning Assembly members faced a calendar dominated by two heated issues. A vote was set on raising the legal drinking age from 18 to 21, though excise committees opposed the change and opposition was strong in both houses. The ethics bill for lawmakers, amended and tightened, won Senate approval after Assembly passage and awaited concurrence on the Senate edits.
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Cial
New York
Senate
Assembly
Miss Barbara Holmes Lawton Graduates From Abbott Academy
Miss Barbara Holmes Lawton daughter of Mrs Barbara V Lawton Wash ington Blvd graduates at Abbott Academy Andover Mass Graduation speech by Dean Theodore R Sizer Harvard led the 136th exercises on June 7 Diplomas given to 77 graduates Lawton planned to enter Bryn Mawr College next fall and was active in Debating Society Library Committee and Current Events Club
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Barbara V. Lawton
Washington Blvd
Abbott Academy
Andover
Mass
Theodore R. Sizer
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
Alexander Crane
Lawton
Abbott
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr, Pa
Supreme Court nul lifies Connecticut anti birth control laws
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that Connecticut’s laws banning contraception and forbidding birth control advice violate constitutional rights. Justice William O Douglas delivered the ruling in the today decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Connecticut
William O. Douglas
Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor Arrives for Vietnam Talks
Washington AP reports Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor arrives to confer with President Johnson and top advisers in Washington on the Vietnam situation.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Viet Nam
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