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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
5
About 150 workers who had stayed off the job returned to work at the Nine Mile Point atomic plant project near the city after talks between union Local 545 and Walsh Construction Co. resolved the two day picket line. Pickets alleged the union was not recognized as bargaining agent for line and grade workers.
The Oswego Scriba Volney Teachers Association held its 30th annual spring banquet at DuBois Inn with Dr. Harold Sylvester leading a discussion on new teaching trends in mathematics. Attendees noted summer plans including visits to the World’s Fair and Shakespearean plays, and the Tafts announced their Hickory Grove cottage opening for association members after their Pacific state Alaska tour.
Francis T. Riley, chairman of the Oswego County Civil War Centennial Committee, promotes Bruce Catton's new book Never Call Retreat. The note highlights Catton’s three Centennial volumes, Beginning Fury, Terrible Swift Sword, and Never Call Retreat, published by Doubleday and ready by August.
An Oswego resident urges careful driving and pedestrian caution amid road construction and detours. The appeal notes years of fatal automobile accidents among friends and former classmates, calling for heightened awareness and safer behavior citywide.
A day of light local vignettes includes a clerks joke over swimming trunks at a store, a Red Garter Club gathering at the Franklyn Hotel for Louis Brandes and Clare Barrus soon to be married, and Rex Stevenson losing $2 to robbers in Oswego Town. The Pontiacs film stars Pearl White and Lionel Barrymore visit, plan to dive an Atlantic cable aboard the J S Keefe, while well known actor Richard Stewart accompanies them.
Buenos Aires and other cities erupt in revolt as Vatican excommunicates President Peron and top government leaders. The event is reported alongside local notes on Oswego Affairs from 1940 and 1955 including union leadership, a larceny acquittal, local strawberry prices, and a Mayors conference update.
Domenic Riccinto, 18, of 295 W Third St, city, escaped injuries when his car skidded on loose gravel and left the south side of the east ramp of the Minetto bridge. The vehicle knocked over two guard posts after an early turn on Route 57. The Fulton substation reports the 1:15 p.m. Tuesday accident involved a northbound car.
Two Oswego residents were treated at Gouverneur Edward John Noble hospital on Sunday after a two car crash on Route 58 near Campbell Road. Walter Ferens, 48, of 165 East 13th Street suffered head and facial lacerations and a left knee injury. Daniel Ferens, 17, operated a 1964 sedan involved in the collision with a stake truck owned by Harry Woods of Antwerp RD 1 and driven by Bruce Woods who received a summons for speed and obstructed view. Bruce Woods will appear before Ora M Wright, town of Gouverneur justice.
Gov Rockefeller approved a measure allowing Oswego County residents to sue the state in the Court of Claims for damages from state land appropriations for highways. Sponsored by Assemblyman Edward Crawford, the bill authorizes the action against the state in Herkimer county cases.
The estate of Lino Scusa along with Luigia Scusa Paul Scusa and Fnez Whipple as partners doing business as Phoenix Gage Co sue the state. The action names the defendants and asserts the legal basis for the suit in a civil case filed by the copartners.
A second immunization clinic will be held at the Pulaski courthouse Saturday from 9 to 11. Dr. Thompson, Dr. Hollis, and Dr. Reed will supervise. Eligible children from Albion, Boyston, Orwell, Redfield, Richland, and Williamstown will receive DPT and smallpox vaccines with booster schedules.
Oswego City Library hosts a special story hour for Children's Room members on Saturday morning June 19 at 10. James Macris, Oswego Theater manager, will show clips from the Walt Disney film Mary Poppins.
The 1934 Pamela Travers classic Mary Poppins remains popular with children as the Disney film fosters enthusiasm. The Children's Room displays movie stills and provides bookmarks to patrons.
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