Cleveland mayor elected president of Northern Central Firemen
Charles Griesmeyer of Cleveland was elected president of the Northern Central Volunteer Firemen's Assoc at its 73rd annual convention at Hotel Pontiac near Oswego. He succeeds Edward A. Bender of Penfield and praised supporter backing while outlining no firm plans yet. The meeting reelected Joseph Mottele as secretary and William Courteen as treasurer.
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Charles Griesmeyer
Cleveland
Joseph L. Mottele
Manchester
Nixon Lleras Say Talks Fruitful in Washington Visit
President Nixon and Colombian President Carlos Lleras say the two days of talks mark a major step forward in new American policies. Lleras calls the conversations fruitful and comprehensive.
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Washington
Nixon
Carlos Lleras
Lleras
Ohio Woman Wins Largest Back Pay From Air Force
Dorothy B. Louks of Medway Ohio wins 100935.24 in back pay from the U S Court of Claims for firing after Senate investigation testimony in 1952. The 11 year case covers 1958 to 1968 with a ruling that the Air Force act was arbitrary and that she was willing to transfer. Louks seeks another government post to build pension benefits.
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Dayton, Ohio
Ohio
Air Force
U.S. Court of Claims
Dorothy B. Louks
Medway
Senate
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force Depot
Memphis
Tenn
Justice Department
Louks
Washington
Thomas M. Gettings Jr
National Guardsmen Hurt in Two State Thruway Crashes
Two separate accidents on the New York State Thruway injure 32 National Guardsmen and one civilian. A chemical tank truck rear ended a guard truck near Clifton Springs, while a New Jersey guard unit plunged 70 feet down an embankment near Utica. both convoys were en route to Camp Drum for two weeks of training.
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National Guard
Buffalo
N.Y
New Jersey
New York State Thruway
Clifton Springs
Rochester
New York Guard
Utica
Camp Drum
Watertown
Geneva
Canandaigua
Utica-area
Ed Hartz
Trenton
N.J
Oswego Hospital Bed Shortage Sparks Public Question
Reader attacks the hospital’s bed policy stating doctors discharge patients earlier leading to unused beds in a multi million dollar building program. They demand why this trend in modern medicine wasn’t considered beforehand.
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Oswego Hospital
Oswego Palladium-Times Publisher Clarence Leighton Turns 75
Clarence T. Leighton publisher of the Oswego Palladium Times celebrates his 75th birthday. A newspaperman for more than 50 years, he began with the Buffalo Evening News and has been with the Oswego paper since 1922. He and Mrs. Leighton return tonight from Corning after attending a New York Associated Dailies summer meeting.
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Clarence T. Leighton
The
Oswego Palladium-Times
Leighton
Buffalo Evening News
Corning
New York Associated
High School Pickets Over Doughnut Sizes In Bolton Landing
Thirty Bolton Central School District students demonstrated for five hours on Thursday night over smaller doughnuts at a local restaurant. The group, saying they had no other issues, urged the return of normal-sized doughnuts without a price change.
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Bolton Landing
N.Y
Bolton Central
Boston
Warn 2 Evans Officers In Naval Inquiry Over Collision
Naval court of inquiry at Subic Bay finds two junior lieutenants of the destroyer Evans suspected of negligence after the Melbourne collision that killed 74 sailors. Ramsey and Hopson requested counsel and a recess as testimony diverged with Melbourne's captain.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
U.S
Frank Kk. Evans
Melbourne
Ronald C. Ramsey
Long Beach
Calif
James R. Hopson
Kansas City
Kan
Ramsey
Hopson
Frederick F. Tilton
Navy
Judge Advocate General
John P. Stevenson
Til
Stevenson
Evans
Navy helicopter crash near San Diego kills five or more
A Mercy flight from the carrier Constellation crashes seven miles off the coast near San Diego. Two bodies recovered. five others are dead or missing at sea, including senior medical officer Captain Andrew Stevenson. Names and homes provided for several confirmed dead. Investigation ongoing.
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San Diego
Calif
Constellation
Navy
Richard A. Fitzsimmons
Marengo
Larry R. Peterson
Chariton
Iowa
Andrew W. Stevenson
Coronado
James F. Dean
Leonard FE. Goza Jr
Anson, Tex
Wayne Zarling
Chula Vista
U S Steel and Bank Back Down From Antitrust push
Washington AP The Justice Department wins a major antitrust phase as U S Steel agrees to a 10 year ban on reciprocal buying and First National City Corp withdraws from a merger with Chubb after a threatened suit. McLaren leads tough enforcement.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S. Steel Corp
First National City Corp
Asst
Richard W. McLaren
U.S. Steel
Cal
First National City Bank of
New York City
Chubb Corp
U.S
McLaren
First National
City Corp
Chubb
Yale Art and Architecture Building Damaged by Fire
Heavy fire damaged Yale University’s Art and Architecture building in New Haven early today with estimated losses over $1 million. Dean Howard Weaver said floors four through seven, housing painting and architecture courses, were most seriously affected. Drafting tables and plywood partitions were among the items damaged.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Howard Weaver
Pompidou Favored in French Runoff Victory Hope
Paris AP dispatch says voters have a day of quiet before a runoff to succeed Gen. Charles de Gaulle. Georges Pompidou leads Alain Poher though Poher closes the gap in final polls, still distant from victory.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Alain Poher
Poher
Pompidou
Saigon Closes Daily News for Mild Critique of Premier
Saigon authorities shut down the Sai gon Daily News for an article mildly critical of Premier Tran Van Huong. It marks the 26th paper closed or suspended in the past year.
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Saigon
Daily News Today
Lishing
Tran van Huong
Soviets Reject China Territory Claims
Moscow says China claims to Soviet territory are rejected but offers to discuss border adjustments in negotiations over the next few months.
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China
Moscow
Soviet Union
Daughter of Miami Publisher Hurt in Yellowstone Park Fall
Beverly Knight 18, of Miami Florida, daughter of Knight Newspapers leader James L. Knight, remained in critical condition after a climbing accident in Lewis River Canyon Yellowstone Park. Bill Anceney of Gallatin Gateway Montana also injured. officials say they were roped together while ascending steep canyon slopes.
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Miami
Hurt
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Mont
Beverly Knight
Fla
Lewis River Canyon
St. John’s Hospital
Miss Knight
Elbert Leigh
Bill Anceney
Gallatin Gateway
Anceney
Marine Unit First Combat Unit Chosen To Leave Vietnam
Saigon AP reports the first U S combat units to depart Vietnam are the Marine Regiment and the 1st and 2nd Brigades of the 9th Infantry Division. About 16 000 troops will withdraw by late August as larger pullout of 25 000 begins. Attacks occur as U S forces reduce numbers.
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Vietnam
Saigon
U. S. Marine Regiment
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
9Th
da Nang
9Th Infantry Division
U. S
9Th Division
U.S
A Shau
191St Airborne Division
South Vietnam
Dartmouth seniors urged to turn backs at Rockefeller address
John Beck, a Dartmouth senior from Indianapolis, urged classmates to show discourtesy to Gov. Rockefeller and later to President Dickey during the play oiene address and commencement speech. The report notes booing by students and prior ROTC protests leading to injunctions and arrests.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Sunny John Beck
Indianapolis
Ind
Beck
John Sloan Dickey
Two Brothers Drowned in Lake Flower Near Saranac Lake
In Saranac Lake New York two brothers Jeffery Meineker 19 and Timothy Meineker 15 died while swimming at Lake Flower near Franklin County Essex County Police recovered the bodies late Friday night after the brothers vanished at about 8 p m Witnesses said Timothy struggled on a rock outcropping and Jeffery attempted a rescue ending in tragedy.
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Saranac Lake
N.Y
Here
Franklin County
Jeffery
Timothy Meineker
Lake Flower
Essex County
Timothy
Schenectady Woman Turns 100 On Father’s Day
Miss Blanche Hager of Schenectady born June 15 1869 will celebrate her 100th birthday this Father’s Day. A friend credits her long life to unfailing good nature and strong will as neighbors note the occasion in this local feature.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Blanche Hager
Schoharie Junction
Billy Graham Opens New York Crusade to Vast Crowd
Billy Graham attracted about 25 000 in Madison Square Garden and overflowed to Manhattan Center and TV outlets as he opened a New York crusade praising faith in Christ. He warned of moral decay and urged youths to join a post-sermon coffee house for discussions and music.
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Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan Center
Garden
America
Babylon
Tyre
Nineveh
Sidon
Times Square
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Kings Ferry
Cayuga County
Glenn Snyder
Brighton
Monroe County
John Dowie
Syracuse
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Marvin Miller
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John Stahl
Waterloo
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Donald Ahrans
Newark
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Kenneth Johnson
Penn Yan
Yates County
Eugene Jacobs
Hornell
Steuben County
George Smith
Owasco
William Leinberger
Laurelton
Clifford Nott
Elbridge
Charles McCumber
Ontario County
Winifred Dean
Palermo
James Steele
Romulus
Richard Laitenberger
Leo Jacobus
Hammonsport
William Reed
Massena
Sam Beckman
Erie County
Albert Dellle
Hudson Valley Firemen's Assoc
H. Douglas Barclay
Oswego
National
Associated Press
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