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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
4
Cape Kennedy prepares for the Mariner 5 launch at 1 47 a.m. EDT aboard an Atlas Agena booster, two days after the Soviet Venus 4 attempt. The craft weighs 540 pounds, carries instruments to study Venus atmosphere, with no camera.
The piece details ongoing reactions to the Sinai conflict with Rostow proposing a long term approach for stability, Soviet Union embarrassment at Arab defeats, and U.N. moves. It reports Israel’s gains on the Sinai including an intact SA2 base, and tallies Israeli and Egyptian losses alongside mopping up in Jerusalem and guard actions along the Old City fortifications.
Industrial printing notices and ads from the Palladium Times noting Vetter's Offset Dial service with contact numbers 343 and 3801 for printing needs.
Ronald J. Mahaney son of Mr and Mrs John Mahaney 98 Cayuga Sr graduated Sunday June 11 from State University of New York at Delhi with an Associate in Applied Science in Hotel Restaurant and Institutional Management He is now a manager trainee for Carrolls Drive-ins.
Earl J. Hutchinson, 20, of Hannibal Road 2, held by Onondaga County sheriff on a driving while intoxicated charge after a one car crash in Van Buren Town He was treated at Syracuse Memorial Hospital before being jailed for arraignment. He suffered abrasions and contusions in the 3:55 a m crash on Tappan Street near Crego Road. Deputy Michael S. Carbary Jr. investigated and made the arrest.
Mrs Barbara E Greenman of Fruit Valley and Otto J Baust Lysander were married at the Presbyterian church with Rev William G Weiss officiating. The bride wore an eggshell and gold Cheongsam sheath and carried lilies of the valley on a white Bible. The couple planned a European tour starting July 30 and will reside in Fruit Valley after returning.
Some Pilgrim settlers were so stern they even forbade celebrating Christmas, reflecting strict religious discipline and communal norms of early colonial life.
Friday exercises at State University College Oswego Campus School honored graduates scholastic leaders and the Campus School Fellowship winner John Allen an Oswego Catholic High School senior to study industrial relations at Cornell University and pursue law. Robert Wedlake presented the fellowship.
The trial of the people vs. Herman Jordal for second degree assault began in Pulaski County Court at the courthouse and is expected to run into Wednesday. Jordal is defended by Walter Batchelor. Also, the people vs Alfred Clayton on petit larceny awaits jury action, with Eugene F. Sullivan Jr. as counsel. Monday, Jimmie Henry Brow pled guilty to unlawful entry and injury to property after burglary and attempted petit larceny counts were revised. Judge Don H. Stacy set sentencing for August 7.
Air France will inaugurate New York Shannon service on May 15 expanding its world network to 124 cities in 67 countries. The Shannon route marks the airline's latest expansion as it extends its international reach.
The Lutheran Church in America reports 3,279,036 members, an increase of 13,381 over the past year, reflecting steady growth across parishes and communities nationwide.
U S air strikes target rail yards and power plants across North Vietnam as a monsoon season focuses attention on lines. Bombers hit Thanh Hoa and Hanoi area facilities, with ships like the Enterprise and Bon Homme Richard engaging rail hubs and a Hanoi power plant. A CBS photographer was wounded at Duc Pho while covering action, and a Vietnamese female assailant killed a captain in Saigon.
Mrs. Bernard Shapiro was installed as president at the annual meeting held at 88 W Fifth St. She succeeds Mrs. Charles N. Goldstein who presided. Installing officer Mrs. Albert Schwartz spoke on Sisterhood work. Other officers named were Mrs. Aleck Flett recording secretary Mrs. Samuel Gordon vice president Mrs. Leonard Shapiro treasurer and Mrs. Joseph Lipsig corresponding secretary. Next meeting set for fall.
Vacationers at Everglades National Park and the Florida Bay visitor complex can spot a wide range of animals including log-like alligators tree snails and camouflaged frogs. Natural camouflage makes viewing a sharp-eyed challenge for visitors.
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