State Health Chief Lists Eight Ways to Save Water
Albany Eight ways to prevent water waste were listed today by Dr Hollis Ingraham State Health Commissioner One person uses an average of 60 gallons of water a day This figure can be halved with minor changes Repair leaks Spray rinse dishes Take showers instead of tub baths Adjust the toilet flush Cut washing machine loads Refrigerate drinking water Water lawn once a week Garbage grinders waste water Good citizens will not waste water for families and neighbors
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Albany
Hollis
Ingraham
Union Graduate James H. Wilson Receives BA at Union College
James H. Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Horace D Wilson of West River Road Oswego earned a Bachelor of Arts degree Sunday June 6 at Union College in Schenectady Nearly 300 graduates attended the ceremony Gannett Company Inc president Paul Miller who also leads the Associated Press gave the commencement address Wilson majored in economics and joined Phi Gamma Delta He was in Oswego High School class of 1961.
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UNION
James H. Wilson
Horace D. Wilson
West River Road
Oswego
Union College
Schenectady
Paul Miller
Gannett Company, Inc
Associated Press
Wilson
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Oswego High School
GOP Wins Two Mayors Posts In Mississippi
In Mississippi, Republicans win mayoral races in Columbus and Hattiesburg, with Paul E. Grady defeating Claude Pittman Jr. and R. D. Harmond defeating William Propst. The party also takes multiple alderman seats across Drew D Lo Magee and Columbus, plus a Hollandale nonpartisan race. State Chairman Wirt Yerger Jr. calls it a history making grassroots breakthrough.
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Jackson, Miss
GOP
Columbus
Hattiesburg
Paul E. Grady
R. D. Harmond
Grady
Claude Pittman Jr
Harmond
William Propst
Drew
D’lo
Magee
Hollandale
Wirt Yerger Jr
Mississippi
Havana cigars grow scarcer as Cuba meets export push
A Cuban radio broadcast tracked in Miami targets 40,241,500 cigars for domestic use and 17,575,500 for export by July 26, 1965, the Fidel Castro anniversary. A Cuban economic report notes 548 million cigars were smoked domestically in 1958, the year before Castro's takeover, with exports at 79,878,449 that year.
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Havana
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Hooded gunmen loot Bank of Montreal in Montreal heist
Five hooded men, four armed, smashed a glass door at a downtown Bank of Montreal in Montreal and escaped with between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars in cash from Bell Telephone Co payroll reserves. Three carried revolvers and one a machine gun. no shots were fired as two guarded the entrance and others gathered cash from tellers.
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Montreal
Bank of Montreal
Bell Telephone Co
Thinking machine cures illness with self diagnostics
Teaneck New Jersey reports Thomas A. Wood, president of Decision Systems Inc., explains how computers diagnose faults. A trained diagnostic program prompts the machine to reveal issues such as a transistor loose in its arithmetic unit, illustrating self check logic.
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Teaneck
N. J
Thomas A. Wood
Decision Systems Inc
Florence Brown Dominates Mexico Bridge Club Round
In the second Duplicate Bridge round in Mexico, Florence Brown led with 58.056 followed by Robert Gray and Marion Williams. At Friday’s meeting four tables competed with Marion and Florence Brown taking first, Gray second, and the O Mara pair third. The club meets Friday at 8 p.m. at the American Legion rooms on Scenic Ave. Additional notices cover veterans events, showers, and local social gatherings with names and places across the community.
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Mexico
Florence Brown
Robert Gray
Marion Williams
John O'Mara
Marion Brown
Arnold Caterson
Clifford Pasquale
Marion
Sylvia Kinney
Josephine Soule
Worth Dygert
American Legion
Scenic Ave
Veterans and Auxiliary
Spy Island Barrack
No. 133
East Main St
Lucy Salley
Nyla McAllister
Cortland
Nancy Penry
Ning
Charles Mowry
Lois Besio
Richard Mowry
Max Halsey
Roberta Skinner
Ethel
Dessie Mowry
Florence Hotchkiss
Ruth Farnham
Janice Clark
Diane Hamer
Joan Randall
Judy Clark
Roy Robarge
Mary Green
Vivian Roberts
Carol Ruby
Jane Hanson
Betty Owens
Syracuse
Miss Mowry
Ruth McFee
Earl Clark
Ronald Clark
Youngstown
Ada Welbank
Spring St
Gardiner
Main St
Mrs
Jack Gardiner
Wheeling Along New York
Earthbound homeowners still rely on the wheel more than space-age gadgets, as modern life keeps wheel use central to daily chores and transport. The brief notes how traditional mobility remains essential despite futuristic advances.
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Wheeling
New York
UPI
Lightweight Plastic Wheels Boost for Household Goods
Amerace Corporation reports a steady rise in popularity for lawn mowers snow blowers spreaders barbecue grills chaises and sweepers due to their lightweight plastic wheels. The company supplies wheels for these products signaling shifting consumer preference toward lighter components.
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Amerace Corporation
Beginning Bridge Classes Resume This Summer
Arthur Hart announces beginning bridge lessons will be offered again. Classes start Tuesday June 15 at 4 00 p m at the Fort nightly Club Oswego New York. For information and reservations call Mr Hart at 342 0921.
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Arthur Hart
Oswego
N. Y
Mr. Hart
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