Brewerton Woman Dies After Rt. 11 Pedestrian Crash
Bea trice Weaver 62 of Brewerton was struck and killed by a southbound car on Route 11 near Central Square at 11:15 p.m. Thursday. She was the eighth O... County fatality of the year, pronounced dead at the scene by Dr. Charles Daverty. Driver Rocco Lahosette, 25, released of charges. Investigated by Trooper Richard W. Comins and others. Surviving husband and four daughters, nine grandchildren, two siblings. Burial planned at Hillside cemetery Central Square. funeral arrangements by Hilton Funeral Home.
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Brewerton
Central Square
Beatrice Weaver
Bennett St
Oswego County
Weaver
Charles Daverty
Daverty
Frank W. Dalton
Liverpool
William Weaver
James
Beverly) Everett
North Syracuse
Charles Fountain
Minette
Rickey Dickson
Gulfport
Charles Gleason
Mexico
Albert McAllister
Lake Shore Rd
Clay
Leo Post
Hilton Funeral Home
Hillside Cemetery
Catholic Clergy Meet Today To Implement Plans
Oswego County priests met at St Marys Oswego to act on American Catholic Bishops directives assisting the poor and underprivileged. About 30 to 35 clergymen from the diocese gathered in a 3 to 5:30 pm session led by Rev Daniel O Brian Rev Francis Sammons and Rev William Brown. The meeting reviewed church programs since 1941 including the Interracial Council and the Bishop Faery Foundation and discussed June fund drives to support local projects administered by the Diocese. A Bishop Foery letter urged reconciliation and building bridges across races as the church increases its community role.
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Oswego County
St. Mary’s Church
Oswego
Syracuse
Walter Foery
Daniel O'Brian
Holy Cross Church
DeWitt
Francis Sammons
St. Patrick's Church
William Brown
Immaculate Conception Church
Fulton
Catholic Inter-racial Council
Monsignor Brady
Bishop
Catholic Neighbor
Officer of Inner City Development
Richard Clark
Foery
God
Volunteers Fight Dual Area Fires In town and mill
Mexico volunteers were summoned last night for a blaze at the Bloomer house on French Street with only slight smoke damage. Earlier Friday Volney volunteers were sent at 10 44 am to the Wallace cinder mill on Great Bear Spring Road where a brush fire behind the mill was quickly controlled and firefighters returned to station.
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Mexico
Bloomer House
French St
Volney
Wallace
Great Bear Spring Road
Defense Begins Case in LeVea Murder Trial
First defense witness William Noel testifies at the Pulaski County Court in the LeVea murder case. William LeVea, 36, of Fulton, faces second degree murder and first degree assault charges related to James Egan, who died December 23, 1966 in Fulton. The court denied defense motions for dismissal as the trial, overseen by Judge Don H. Stacy, resumes after opening Monday.
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Pulaski
William LeVea
Fulton
Don H. Stacy
William Noel
Paul Shanahan
Eugene F. Sullivan, Jr
LeVen
John R. Murray
Stacy
LeVea
James Egan
Lee Memorial Hospital
Egan
Red Creek to hear Rev Elmer Heindl at baccalaureate
The Rev Elmer Heindl speaks at the annual baccalaureate service at Red Creek High School auditorium Sunday at 8 p m open to the public no reservations. Commencement exercises follow Friday at 8 p m with speaker Philip Geary. All seats reserved admission by ticket. Alumni banquet set for Saturday evening at the school.
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Red Creek
Elmer Heindl
Red Creek High School
Ralph DeMas
Philip Geary
May Milk Price Set For Niagara Frontier Dairymen
Dairymen in the Niagara Frontier Milk Marketing Area will receive a uniform price of 4.94 dollars per hundredweight for May milk, up from April’s 4.87 and matching May 1967. Market Administrator LeRoy J. Hardy announced the price and noted a 7.4 cent butterfat differential for milk above or below 3.44 percent butterfat.
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N.Y
Niagara Frontier
LeRoy J. Hardy
General Albanese visits 1209th ARSU at Camp Drum
General Brig. Gen. Frank Albanese of Ithaca and Col. Robert Steinen of Oswego greet during a two week summer training at Camp Drum. The 1209th ARSU, recently attached to the 98th Division, undergoes Civil Disturbance Training under observation by the 98th Division leadership.
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Frank Albanese
Ithaca
98Th Division
Robert Steinen
Oswego
1209Th
ARSU
Syracuse
Camp Drum
98Th
Albanese
Lincoln Bank to offer rental equipment leasing nationwide
Lincoln First Banks Inc announced it had acquired Lincoln Lease Way Inc and will operate it as a wholly owned subsidiary to offer equipment leasing through its member banks. The service targets equipment from office furniture to heavy construction gear, highlighting benefits like no down payment, preserved working capital, and tax deductibility as a operating expense.
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Syracuse
Lincoln Bank
Lincoln First Banks Inc
Upstate Bank
Lincoln National Bank & Trust Co
Central New York
Lincoln Lease Way Inc
James D. Heffernan
Lincoln First Banks
Lincoln National
Lincoln Lease Way
Syracuse Bank
Oneida
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co
First City National
Binghamton
First National
Jamestown
New York State
Federal Reserve Board
Lincoln First
Lease-Way
Lincoln Lease-Way
Lincoln Rochester Trust Company
Lincoln Rochester
Public letter urges second Oswego cinema venture
Patrick Mulcahey writes to What People Say about adding a second movie theater in Oswego. He argues teens pay adult prices yet access only children’s films and suggests competition could benefit the local theater scene. He notes recent titles like Teenage Mother and Girl on a Chain Gang and compares them with mainstream offerings.
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Palladium-Timees
Oswego
Patrick Mulcahey
New York Egg Market Amid Slow Demand
AP reporting USDA wholesale egg offerings in New York show slow demand with spot quotes for whites and browns across grades. Butter demand fair with ample supply, and cheese prices steady with no change.
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New York
USDA
N W
YORK
France’s 246 Cheeses Highlight Government Challenge
Recent disorders in France echo Charles de Gaulle’s remark on governing a country with 246 different cheeses. The quote underscores tensions between national unity and regional diversity as protests flare amid policy disputes.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Stock Market Shambers Amid Broad Shifts
Market broad mix as several majors slip while Polaroid falls three points. Gains posted by General Motors McDonnell Douglas Anaconda Swift Texaco Standard Oil Illinois Central as analysts cite readjustment after a turbulent session that set a new volume record of 21.35 million shares. The American Stock Exchange shows similar narrow changes with mixed results.
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General Motors
McDonnell Douglas
Anaconda
Swift & Co
Texaco
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Mlinois Central
Stock Market Slows After Record Volume Dip and Gains
New York stocks steadied after a day of heavy trading with the Dow off 1.50 at 912.36 at noon, recovering from an early 4.63 decline. The Associated Press average fell 1.3 to 341.9, with rails down and utilities up as investors practiced buying on dips amid a generally upward trend. American Telephone led gains, while Southern California Edison, Consolidated Natural Gas, and Public Service Electric and Gas posted small losses.
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New York
Associated Press
American Telephone
Southern California Edison
Consolidated Natural Gas
Public Service Electric & Gas
Ae Holdings
Realrhcan
Camel Corps A U S Army Used Camels 1857 1861
United States experimented with a Camel Corps using 28 camels to haul supplies from Texas toward California between 1857 and 1861. The effort aimed to improve overland transport in desert terrain and featured diverse shipments, including military equipment and provisions. The project ended with limited adoption and retreat from further deployment.
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United States
Camel Corps
Texas
California
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