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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
3
Frank C. Reed announces Oswego High School summer session schedule. Residents register June 29 at 9 30 in Robinson auditorium. non residents June 30 at 9 30. Classes run daily 100 minutes from July 6 to August 18 with 30 day session and strict attendance. Fees apply per subject. refunds only before July 10.
Mrs. Stone and her antique pitcher collection rise to value in a home visit. The discussion reveals the collection is not separately insured, only under household contents. An appraisal by an expert is recommended to insure the true worth.
The item lists contact numbers for the Palladium Times printing department with dial FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801.
The Canadian House of Commons opens debate on Prime Minister Lester B Pearson's plan for Canada's first official flag. Polls suggest a slim Liberal majority, and Pearson warns he may resign to trigger another national election if defeated. The proposed "Pearson pennant" features three red maple leaves, a single stem, and blue end bars symbolizing From Sea to Sea.
The Saturday edition shows Mrs Theresa Marshall credited as Theresa Mitchell beneath the Oswego Arts Center Committee photograph. The caption identifies the committee and the figure in the image.
Wilfred F. Raes promoted June 1 from lieutenant commander to commander and Captain of the Port. He now oversees federal waters from Massena to the Pennsylvania line and east of Rochester to north of Albany. Raes has Coast Guard service since 1943 and Marine Inspection since 1950, with assignments nationwide. He calls Oswego home and plans to stay.
Gov. Scranton outlines a week of speaking engagements from Missouri to Massachusetts with a keynote at the Massachusetts GOP convention and potential stops in other states. He says he will campaign daily unless blocked by the Pennsylvania Legislature as Goldwater maintains a lead with 619 delegates in AP polling, 36 from nomination.
New York state counted 24 weekend fatalities from traffic mishaps with 21 deaths among them. In Bridgehampton a car train collision killed three teenagers Stephen Sayre 19 David Sayre 16 and Michael Swett 14. Four died in a three car Route 15 crash near Lakeville including Herbert La Barr Julius Erickson Marie Nichols and Frank Papantone. Levi Skye 57 of the Cattaraugus Reservation was killed when struck while sitting in a road facing traffic in Irving.
Mrs. Agnes Sack of Amsterdam marked her 101st birthday with a family gathering at her daughter Mrs. Joseph Soblesky’s home. A native of Poland, she lived in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania until two years ago.
Police report a family heirloom urn smashed on the Konduct home on Erie Street and mailboxes windshields radios and other targets damaged across Hillside Avenue and city streets. A 20 year old man was hospitalized after a fight near Hillview Rest. Auto thefts continued with a trunk taken from a car on East Schuyler Street and a hit and run damaged a Fourth Street vehicle. Several motorists paid fines at the Traffic Clerk's office while officers cited multiple red light and stop sign violations.
The Connie Mack baseball league practice scheduled for tonight is postponed to six tomorrow evening at Fort Ontario.
President Charles de Gaulle, 74, returned to Paris after four days of campaigning in Picardy. He looked vigorous despite heat rain and crowds and seemed to have withstood the strain better than younger aides.
Four ships departed Algiers harbor carrying the last French troops from Algeria ending a lengthy military withdrawal. The move closes a chapter as France exits its colonial forces in North Africa.
About 10 000 French troops remain on garrison duty at Mers el Kebir in western Algeria and at bases in the Algerian Sahara.
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