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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1968

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Ted Stands Alone Tragedy Elevates Kennedy Heir

Washington AP reports Edward M. Kennedy, 36, now thrust into Kennedy leadership after brothers John and Robert, faces questions about withdrawing from politics as archbishop Hannan notes family current sorrow and public expectation. The piece recalls Teddy's 1963 Senate rise and speculation on a president’s path, including Farley’s old prophecy and historic notes on the first presidential phone call in 1877.

Washington Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Brothers John Massachusetts Joe Bobby Senate Teddy Robert Edward New Orleans Philip M. Hannan Kennedy Hannan Teddy Kennedy Edward Kennedy Hubert H. Humvey James A. Farley Jack

Six Local 214 laborers receive 25 year pins at Canale's

Six of eight Local 214 Laborers' International Union members attended a dinner at Canale's Restaurant Saturday night to receive 25-year service pins and certificates. Pictured from left are David Henderson, William Johnson, Maurice Hampson, Patsy Debane, Harold Herman and Edgar Gorman. absent were George Phillips and William Coy.

International North America Unies Aflcio Canale’s David Henderson Wil Liam Johnson Maurice Hamson Patsy Debane Harold Herman Edgar Gorman George Phillips William Coy

16 in M. Y. State Die in Accidents

A weekend in New York State saw 16 accidental deaths from drownings and traffic mishaps. Ten deaths occurred on roads and six by drowning, as heat reached 98 in Albany with statewide highs in the 80s and cooler readings in Massena and Plattsburgh. Traffic surged toward the North Country Adirondack Northway amid crowds seeking relief, with forecasts for cooler, cloudier weather into Tuesday.

Associated Press New York State Weather Bureau Albany Massena Plattsburgh Adirondack Northway

Nancy Duell and Ronald Louis MARRIAGE AT MEXICO METHODIST CHURCH

Nancy Duell wed Ronald Louis in a May 18 ceremony at the Mexico Methodist Church. The couple received vows from Rev. Lul ius D. Bell in a double ring service with white carnation arrangements. The bride, daughter of Loring and Mrs. Duell of New Haven, wore silk organza and Chantilly lace, and carried a cascade bouquet. Marilyn Redhead served as matron of honor with bridesmaids Cindy Duell and Dar.

Mexico Nancy Orvilla Duel Ronald Paul Louis Mexico Methodist Church Lulius D. Bell Loring Duell New Haven Paul Louis Lycoming Cecile Buck Kenneth Adkins Marilyn Redhead Sis Cindy Duell Miss Dar

Airman James S Schenck completes basic training

Assigned Airman James S. Schenck son of Mr and Mrs John C Schenck Mexico RD 1 Texas completed basic training at Lackland AFB He will report to the Air Force Technical Training Center Lewry AFB Colo for further graduate training He is a graduate of Mexico Academy and Central High School Mrs Jene Watkins attended as the junior bridesmaid Debbie Ware and Debbie Jennings were flower girl Charles L Duell the best man Ushers were Howard Darrow Jr and John Martin Bridegroom brothers Tommy and Danny Duell served as junior usher and ring bearer A reception for 150 guests was held at Salisbury restaurant New Haven catered by Mrs Dorothy Schipper Newlyweds left for a Cranberry Lake trip The matron wore a white linen sheath lace trim with blue accessories and a white hybrid orchid corsage

James S. Schenck John C. Schenck Mexico RD 1 Lackland Afb Tex Air Force Technical Training Center Lewry Afb Colo Mexico Academy Central High School Jene Watkins Debbie Ware Debbie Jennings Jennings Charles L. Duell Howard Darrow, Jr John Martin Tommy Danny Duell Dorothy Schipper Salisbury New Haven Mamie Rice Thelma Dawley Cranberry Lake

Rockefeller calls RFK special to young people in speech

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, under Secret Service guard, said Robert F. Kennedy was special to young people seeking new leadership. In a commencement address at Allegheny College Meadville PA he praised Kennedy as a bridge between generations and groups, noting the nation’s shock after his assassination.

Meadville Nelson A. Rockefeller Secret Service Guard Robert F. Kennedy New York Allegheny College Pennsylvania Rockefeller Kennedy Allegheny John

Engineers Studying Concrete Deterioration And Life Extension

Washington special reports Army Engineers will study reducing concrete deterioration and extending life of structures like canal locks in the new fiscal year with a $450000 budget to develop durable, economical designs. Focus includes preventing frost damage in high head locks like Eisenhower, and aging Seaway facilities costing $13 to $17 million in repairs. The corps also budgets $700000 for hydraulic studies amid rising boating demand, with extra funds for harbor design and breakwaters but cuts for shore protection and waves. Guthrie served as Oklahoma’s capital from 1890 to 1910 before Oklahoma City.

Washington Army Engineers Canal St. Lawrence Seaway Eisenhower Lock Army Congress Corps Great Lakes

Secret Service coverage to protect presidential candidates

After Kennedy was shot, Son ordered Secret Service men assigned to all major presidential candidates. He was in Los Angeles for celebration following victory in the California primary.

Son Secret Service Kennedy Los Angeles California

Grace Hawkins obituary highlights 47 years teaching

Grace Blanche Hawkins 73 a retired Hannibal elementary school teacher died at Hart Wood Nursing Home Oswego after a two year illness. She was born February 22 1895 in Hannibal daughter of Leroy and Mary Hawkins. She taught 47 years and belonged to the Retired Teachers Association Senior Citizens Club Hannibal Community Church. Survived by brother Edwin A Hawkins Hannibal RD 1 and a nephew. Services Thursday at 2 pm at Allanson Glanville Tappan Funeral Home with Rev. Orville McBride officiating.

Grace Hawkins Hannibal Grace Blanche Hawkins Hart- Wood Oswego Miss Hawkins Church St Hannibal Leroy Mary Crandall Hawkins Retired Edwin A. Hawkins Hannibal RD Allanson Glanville - Tappan Funeral Home Orville McBride

Hannibal Church Pastor Officiates Funeral Rites

Funeral services held for a Hannibal Community Church pastor with burial in Hannibal Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening and Wednesday afternoon and evening for visitation.

Hannibal Communi Church Hannibal Cemetery

Ships in port loaded calcium cargoes for Seaway ports

Canadian ships the Willow branch and Sonia D were in port Monday. The Willow branch loaded liquid calcium at the Montcalm dock and calcium chloride at the Port of Oswego Authority east side terminal. Both cargoes are destined for Canadian Seaway ports.

Willow Branch Sonia-D Port Monday Montcalm Dock Port of Oswego Authority

Flag Day 1778 Celebrates 100th Flag Anniversary

Flag Day on June 14 1778 marked the United States centennial of selecting the American flag. The nationwide observance highlighted the milestone with ceremonies and patriotic commemorations.

United States

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