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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
5
Pulaski troopers investigate daylight entries reported at four dwellings in the area. Local residents were questioned as officers seek suspects connected to the incidents. No arrests announced as the inquiry continues.
State police investigate four Friday burglaries in Pulaski area with two men seen fleeing a house on Route 26. Homes of John Piseski Gordon Reese Richard C Smith and Bradley Updyke reported ransacked with valuables missing. One suspect Lewis Van Slyke III arrested for third degree burglary in Cleveland case.
Mr and Mrs Adrian Bourlier of Pennellville hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs James LaRobardiere and Mrs Ethel Logan of Syracuse. Mrs Logan and Mrs Frances Rio visited Adrian Bourlier in Pennellville. Neighbors from Pulaski New Haven Mohawk Chittenango and Upsons Corners paid calls at local homes Sunday to Wednesday evenings.
The school offers a weekly menu with Hamburger on Monday Frankfurter on Tuesday Salisbury steak Wednesday assorted sandwiches Thursday fish on Friday. Each day includes sides such as french fries salad beans potatoes and desserts like pudding cake jello or ice cream.
Licensed Practical Nurses of New York Inc states its opposition to the New York State Nurses Association blueprint for nursing education. The group cites nurse shortages and argues against transferring all programs to higher learning and against new hospital diploma programs after January 1, 1967. It urges continued practical nursing programs and in service education.
Oswego Hospital reports birth entries listing Gagas baby boy to Mr and Mrs Chris 79 W Fifth St on June 15 Wilder baby to Mr and Mrs Warry 151 E Mohawk St Stone baby to Mr and Mrs David Mexico RD 1 on June 15 and Murray baby to Mr and Mrs Robert 81 W Mohawk St on June 16.
Advertises letter press services at dial 343-3800 and 343-3801. Calls attention to commercial printing options and contact numbers for orders.
In Dayton Ohio officials used a youth patrol to deter unrest following racial clashes. A small group of Negro youths sworn in as Dayton’s first youth patrol assisted police to disperse groups and prevent violence while nearby Cincinnati and Tampa reported ongoing tensions and actions to prevent further riots.
Everett L Schladebeck, 16, on a motorcycle, was struck by James V Tesoriero, 52, at West Second and Cayuga Streets at 2:46 on Friday. He suffered a fractured right leg, possible right arm fracture, and a serious right thigh laceration. He was taken to Oswego Hospital, described as resting comfortably. Tesoriero said he stopped at a sign and started again. parked cars blocked visibility.
In Timmonsville Florence County, five children picking blackberries near an irrigation pond were involved when one girl fell in. Her sister and a playmate attempted a rescue but all three died. The victims were Vickie Carter 10 Denise Carter 12 and Eddie Kirkland 11 all from Timmonsville.
The Johnson administration lists 458 Americans as possible POWs from North Vietnam. The figures show U S fighter pilots likely captured at about one per day since the air war began in 1965. As of last Feb 8, 354 were listed as possible POWs.
Plans for the 1967 Dip ’n Dive at the Douglaston Manor swimming pool in July were made at a Pulaski Unit meeting of the Oswego County Women’s Republican Club held last week at Mrs. Fred Van Wardick’s home. Tickets will go on sale soon and everyone is welcome.
Mrs. Helen Coe hosted the Woman's Society of Christian Service at her home on Wednesday June 7. Marion Petrie led the program and worship assisted by Harriet Goodness. Officers listed include Leah France as president and Lorraine France as Student Education secretary. A $5 camp stipend for church youths was approved.
Mrs. M. G. Lockwood visited her nephew Dr. Hollis Thomas Jr and his wife in Syracuse. Thomas graduated May 28 from Upstate Medical Center Syracuse and is a 1963 Air Force Academy graduate. He will attend the Air Force Training Center near Dayton Ohio.
In Pikeville Kentucky James Merida lay with his feet protruding under his house when a passerby alerted firefighters. They widened the hole and pulled him out safely then completed their rescue operation inside the home.
Jesse F. Hyde Sr., 75, a Cornell class of 1917 alumnus, walked 55 miles from Binghamton to Ithaca to attend the class reunion. He left Thursday night to travel after dark for cooler walking and planned to arrive at Barton Hall around noon. Hyde will return to Binghamton after the reunion ends Sunday night.
Annie the penguin at the Portland Zoo has laid an egg after a decade with her mate. The event marks a rare milestone for the bird and zoo staff.
Paul Benedict former Baldwinsville superintendent and Ves tal Central Schools head spoke to the Upstate New York School Public Information Council on June 15 on the role of public relations in comprehensive schools. The council outlined a 1967 program including a symposium on writing for the public survey of bond and budget votes and how to present an understandable school budget. Its executive committee includes Ursula Hambalek Vestal Central Schools Nelson DiGregorio Oswego City Schools David H Weeks Educational and Cultural Center serving Onondaga Oswego Counties and Lyle Welker East Syracuse Minoa Central Schools.
A brief note records that Albert has been alternating turns sitting on the object or seat in question, indicating a shared use pattern without additional context.
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