Fulton Rotary postpones Medicaid info night to June 22
The Fulton Rotary Club moves its Medicaid information meeting from Wednesday June 15 to 7 30 p m June 22 at Ray Bodley High School auditorium due to rising public interest. Oswego County social security administrator Frank English and others will explain the Medicaid to hospital and medical aid linkage with speakers including county welfare officials, Attorney William Hoag and State Senator H Douglas Barclay. Transportation to the meeting is offered via Fulton Y M C A and Rotarians.
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Fulton
Fulton Rotary Club
Ray Bodley High School
Rotary
Rotar'an
Wallace V. Auser
N.Y
Bartlay
Fulton Y.M.C.A
Fulton Motorist to Face Court Charges
Fulton Thoma Rossmen of 3 Bakeman Street was charged with driving while intoxicated after his vehicle was halted by Patrolmen James Leach and Francis Doyle at the West Second and Beech Street intersection. Rossman will appear in city court Wednesday.
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Fulton
Thoma Rossmen
Bakeman St
James Leach
Francis Doyle
Rossman
West Second
Beech Sts
James B. Leach Sr. 78 Fulton Resident Dies
James B. Leach Sr. 78 of 401 South First Street Fulton died Friday night in Lee Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Austria he lived in Fulton most of life and was a retired Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. employee and St Michael's Catholic church communicant. Surviving: wife Mary, daughters Mrs. Howard Clark Liverpool and Mrs. Henry Benway Fulton, son James Leach Jr. Fulton, three grandchildren including Patrolman James Leach, brother Michael Herman Pittsburgh, nieces and nephews. Services Monday 9 a.m. Young and Son funeral home and 9:30 a.m. St. Michael's church. Burial St. Mary's cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7–5 p.m. and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Fulton
James B. Leach Sr
South First St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Leach
Austria
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Mary Leach
Howard Clark
Liverpool
Henry Benway
James Leach Jr
James Leach
Michael Herman
Pittsburgh
Young and Son Funeral Home
St. Michael's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Fulton Senior Citizens Club Plans Week of Activities
The Fulton arts and crafts class meets at 1 30 p m and the chorus at 7 30 p m Monday to kick off a week of events. A card party is set for Tuesday at 8 p m. Birthday dinner comes Thursday at 6 p m at Holy Family church with Adele Reynolds in charge followed by a cards program.
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Fulton — A
Fulton Senior Citizens Club
Holy Family Church
Adele Reynolds
Meredith Marches Over Wounds After Shootout
The man accused of shooting Meredith March is Aubrey J. Norvell, 40, of Memphis, jailed in Hernando, Mississippi, on $25,000 bond. Marchers spent the night in Batesville homes and a church, the first time they did not return to Memphis. The Highway Patrol guarded the procession and arrested a white man for reckless driving when his dump truck veered toward the line.
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Aubrey J. Norvell
Memphis
Harnando
Miss
Batesville
Highway Patrol
Fulton School Budget Hearing Set for Monday Evening
Fulton Consolidated School District plans a public hearing at 7 30 p.m. in G Kay Bodley High School auditorium on a proposed 1966 67 budget of 1 110 813 80 to raise taxes across the six towns and Fulton city. Principal increases affect instruction regular day school and employee benefits with overall bills rising from 1965 66. Dr Eugene Anthony urged residents to attend and share views.
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Fulton
Fulton Consolidated
G. Kay Bodley High School
Granby
Minetto
Oswego
Volney
Scriba
Palermo
Glenn W. Clark
Board of Education
Eugene Anthony
Ruby to face sanity hearing early next week
Dallas AP report states Jack Ruby, sentenced to die for Oswald slaying, will have a sanity hearing Monday. Defense now opposes the hearing to avoid possible witness testimony that could affect a new murder trial.
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Jack Ruby
Dallas
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Louis T. Holland
Holland
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Phil Burleson
Joe Tonnhill
Jasper
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
Burleson
Tonnhill
Morse Earns BA Degree in Spanish at Potsdam College
Nancy L. Morse graduated with a bachelor of arts in Spanish with high honors on June 5 from the State University College at Potsdam. The ceremony marked the completion of her degree program and reflects academic excellence achieved during her studies.
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Nancy Morse
Potsdam Fulton
Nancy L. Morse
The
State University College At
Potsdam
Williams town Woman Marion Houck Dies at 54
Mrs. Marion Doyle Houck 54 wife of Frank Houck of Williams town died Friday at Oswego Hospital. Born in Palermo she leaves her husband as sole survivor. Services set for 3 p m Monday at Brown Funeral Home Altmar with burial in Fairview Cemetery Williamstown. Viewing times given Saturday 7–9 p m and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p m.
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Frank Houck
Williamstown
Marion Doyle Houck
Oswego Hospital
Houck
Palermo
Brown Funeral Home
Altmar
Fairview
Frances Rawson Elected President of Alpha Omega Phi
Dorothy DenBleyker hosted sorority members as officers were named for the coming year with Frances Rawson chosen president and Dorothy DenBleyker as vice president. Also elected were Marcia Clark secretary Connie Huebbard treasurer Kathy Murtagh chaplain Cheryl Strough song leader and Marilyn Holdridge sergeant at arms. Lorelie Helbeck will handle publicity. A picnic at Fair Haven is planned for next month. Other items note Farm Bureau directors meeting June 13 led by Victor Bishop and Kitchen Conference unit No 3 meeting June 17 hosted by Mr and Mrs William Ferlito. Local Moms lunch today at the Maples in Pompey sponsored by Youth for Christ with missionary speaker from Peru. Continuous social notes include the local group roster and hospital update on Gretchen Gunsalus in Crouse Irving Hospital.
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Phoenix
Dorothy DenBleyker
Alpha Omega Phi
Frances Rawson
Marcia Clark
Connie Huebbard
Kathy Murtagh
Cheryl Strough
Marilyn Holdridge
Lorelie Helbeck
Fair Haven
Farm Bureau Directors
Kenneth Blumer
Victor Bishop
William Ferlito
George Young
Erwin Knowlton
Beulah Bishop
Vernon Bishop
Melvin Blumer
Bobbie Sweeney
Rome
Oswego State College
Gretchen Gunsalus
William Gunsalus
Crouse Irving Hospital
Syracuse
McCormack Edges Kennedy Backer for Democratic Endorsement
Boston AP Edward J. McCormack Jr. won the Democratic convention endorsement for governor defeating Maurice Donahue and Kenneth O Donnell in a four hour first ballot contest. Endicott Peabody swept to the U.S. Senate nomination defeating Mayor John F. Collins in a 1 078 to 721 vote. Collins warned Peabody of a tough primary.
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Boston
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Kennedy
Endicott Peabody
U.S. Senate
John F. Collins
McCormack
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate
Massachusetts
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
Maurice A. Donahue
Holyoke
Kenneth P. O’donnell
Donahue
O’donnell
Ted Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
O'Donnell
Jack Kennedy
Washington
White House
Peabody
Collins
Morse listed among honor society members at college commencement
In the college's sesquicentennial year commencement Miss Morse daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford G Morse 3139 Whitaker Rd Fulton was a member of Kappa Delta Pi the national honorary society Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship and the Student Education Association of New York State.
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Miss Morse
Clifford G. Morse
Whitaker Rd
Fulton
Kappa Delta Pi
National Honorary Society
Inter- Varsty Christian Fellowship
Student Education Association of
New York State
Palermo Merged Churches Seek Site For New Parish
A site committee of six members including George Johnson and Dwight Main will choose a location for a new church and parsonage serving the merged parishes of Upsons Corners Vermillion and Clifford in Palermo. A nominating panel was named and a joint worship service is set for June 19 at Clifford church with services at 9 and 11, school at 10 05.
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Phoenix
Upsons Corners
Vermillion and
Clifford
Palermo
Mexico
Fulton
George Johnson
Dwight Main
Burton Colling
Robert Neivel
Fred Webster
Kenneth Pepper
Clifford Church
Allan T. Dodge
Board of Missions
Northern New York
Vermillion
Arthur B. Oot
Black River-Ontario
Charles Ouderkirk
South Hannibal
Upson Corners
Lady Bird Johnson in Philadelphia Fundraiser Tour
Lady Bird Johnson, back from touring Society Hill in Philadelphia, heads to a Democratic fundraising dinner in New York with President and Mrs. Johnson. Lynda Johnson joins them as fifteen thousand people witness the first lady’s garden dedication, city-planning admiration, and a sapling gift to a low income area amid rain.
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Washington
Lady Bird Johnson
Philadelphia
New York City
Viet Cong losses in several theater actions reported
U S forces described heavy Viet Cong casualties in multiple operations near Quang Ngai Hue Da Nang and Saigon. Marine Skyhawks struck a Viet Cong concentration while a U S Army patrol tallied 79 dead and trails showed more. Doan Ket sought unity of loyal forces with wavering units. Buddhist supporters demonstrated in Hue marking Quang Duc’s death anniversary.
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U.S
Quang Ngai City
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Saigon
Dan Nang
Hue
da Nang
Reunion
Quang Duc
Ngo Dinh Diem
Siebert Quietly Throws Indians First No-Hitter Since 1951
Sonny Siebert pitched the first no hitter of the season for Cleveland, defeating the Washington Senators 2-0. He improved to 11-3, with Leon Wagner hitting a first inning homer and Chico Salmon driving in a third inning run. The victory honored a long Cleveland drought, praising catcher Joe Azcue and solid defense.
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Cleveland
Sonny Siebert
Washington Senators
Senators
Indians
Siebert
Carol Ann
Minnesota Twins
Sebert
Dick Nen
Washington
Paul Casanova
Leon Wagner
Chico Salmon
Vic Davalillo
Minnesota
Don Lock
Max Alvis
Bob Saverine
Fred Whitfield
Sam McDowell
Red Creek School Gets 37706 Grant to Boost Reading Program
Red Creek Central schoolwill receive a 37 706.42 Title I grant through Aug 31 1966 to expand reading and language arts. Funds cover two leased clinic buildings for specialists, add two remedial reading teachers, library aides, equipment and books, a summer school work study for about 40 seniors, and a weekly reading consultant from a nearby college.
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Red Creek
Soloist at Hannibal Con Cert Features David Bell Trumpet
David Bell son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bell of North Hannibal will be the featured trumpet soloist at the Hannibal Central School Senior Band Concert on Monday June 13 at 8 15 pm in the High School Auditorium. A Hannibal junior he belongs to the High Honor Society cross country wrestling and track teams Student Council and County Student Council treasurer. He has also played first trumpet with the Oswego All County Band for two years. The concert is free to the public.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Central School
David Bell
Harry Bell
North Hannibal
David
Oswego
Firemen's Field Days Rescheduled at Pennellville Weekend
Phoenix reports the Pennellville Firemen’s Field Days opening program was moved to Sunday due to weather. Activities include a kiddies parade at 1 p.m. and women’s push ball at 2 p.m. Firemen’s parade remains at 7 p.m. tonight. Charlene Goodwin crowned queen, with runners up Melissa Monroe and LaVaun Kimball. Pushball winner Orwell, second Hastings. Also notes club banquets and meetings of the Central New York Women’s Conservation Club and Red and Gun Club.
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Phoenix
Pennellville Firemen
Charlene Goodwin
Charles Goodwin
Betty Ann Pierce
Francis Balcom
Melissa Monroe
LaVaun Kimball
Orwell
Hastings
Wyoming Names Co Captains For Next Football Season
Quarterback Rick Egloff of Denver and end Tom Fraizer of Port Huron Michigan will co captain Wyoming's football team next fall. The pairing highlights the Cowboys leadership ahead of the upcoming season.
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Rick Egloff
Denver
Tom Fraizer
Port Huron
Mich
Wyoming
Patterson wins riding titles at Monmouth Park
Garth Patterson captured the 1964 and 1965 riding titles at Monmouth Park in Oceanside New Jersey posting 38 and 51 winners respectively.
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Garth Patterson
Monmouth Park
Oceanside
N. J
Respect
Reading Program Item at Red Creek Central School
A brief entry notes a reading program used at Red Creek Central School. The item references the school involved and the program’s presence in the reading curriculum.
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Red Creek Central School
Wedding of HanNibal Man in Wheaton Maryland
Six attend the wedding of Keith Risley to Mary Maxim at the Episcopal Church of St. Mary Magdalene in Wheaton Maryland on Aspen Hill Road. The Risleys and Wildes hosted Friday and Saturday dinners with the Maxim family. Reception followed in the church basement. Nearby notices mention local residents Terry Blanchard home from Morehead State for summer work at Nestle and AC3 Harrison Wilde finishing basic training at Lackland now stationed in Florida.
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Hannibal
Harold Wilde
Leland Risley
Keith
Clark
Candice
Silver Springs
Keith Risley
Mary Maxim
George Maxim
Terry Blanchard
Melvin Blanchard
Morehead State College
Morehead
Nestle Company
Harrison Wilde
Alton Wilde
Lackland
Texas
Orlando, Fla
Reta Wilde
Luella Hendricks
Florence Shutts
Nellie Walpole
Eva Lockwood
Agnes Mead
Beatrice DuGay
Lucille Kranze
Tresa Gleason
Funeral services for Archie Perkins and Ames Sr.
Funeral service for Archie V. Perkins 86 and Ames Sr. who died Thursday night in Oswego hospital will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Gibbs funeral home. Burial is in Mexico Village cemetery. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
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Mexico
Archie V. Perkins
Ames Sr
Oswego Hospital
Gibbs Funeral Home
Mexico Village
Funeral services set for Harriet Main in Oswego area
Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet Main 73 of Scenic Ave Oswego, who died Friday in Oswego hospital, will be Sunday at 3 30 p m at Miner funeral home with Rev Lullus Bell of the Methodist church officiating. Burial will follow in Pleasant Lawn cemetery Parish. The funeral home is open today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m for visitation.
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Mexico
Harriet Main
Scenic Ave
Oswego Hospital
Miner Funeral Home
Lullus Bell
Methodist Church
Pleasant Lawn Cemetery
Parish
Funeral services for Grace Armstrong in Mexico
Funeral services for Grace Armstrong, 67, widow of Leonard Armstrong, who died Thursday, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Miner Funeral Home in Mexico. The Rev. Leonard Piepoli of New Haven Methodist Church will officiate with burial in New Haven Cemetery.
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New Haven
Grace Armstrong
Leonard Armstrong
Miner Funeral Home
Mexico
Leonard Piepoli
Pattern of abnormal behavior treats sneezing with shocks
Jane June underwent a controversial experiment where Kushner attached electrodes and a voice triggered a mild shock each time she sneezed. Sneezes started January 4 during kidney infection treatment, with the pattern fading over hours and no diagnosis reached by her personal physician.
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Kushner
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Helen Neivel
Pauline Neivel
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Barbara Pepper
Leslie Craner
Lady Bird
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