Armstrong Cork and Union Reach New Wage Pact
Armstrong Cork Company Fulton plant and Local 701 Textile Workers Union announced a wage agreement ending June talks. The package includes a 4.6 percent general rise plus 11 to 16.5 cents per hour, extra holiday after Thanksgiving, and increases for skilled trades. Retroactive to June 12, the deal raises the minimum from 2.35 to 2.46 and the maximum from 3.49 to 3.77 per hour. The average rise is about 20 cents per hour, with total compensation up about 20 cents including related pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Armstrong Cork Company
Fulton Plant
Local 701
Textile Workers Union
Armstrong
B. W. Fox
Fox
Textile Workers
agried@i
Jack Rubenstein
New York State
Ted Finney
Elevator Operator in Buffalo Electrocuted
A laborer in Buffalo died after an apparent electric shock on Friday when he touched his face to a part of equipment, according to the medical examiner. The incident occurred at a local site, with authorities investigating the accident and safety lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond J. Gicewicz
Herbert P. Perry
Brant
Buffalo
Hygrade Food Products Corp
Buffalo, N.Y
Bodley High Wins League's Top Trophy
Bodley High School is the All Sports Trophy recipient for the Central New York City League 1966 67. The Red Raiders scored 775 points in varsity competition across football cross country basketball wrestling gymnastics baseball track tennis and golf. Corcoran High and Cortland High tied for second with 725 points. Central Tech finished fourth with 690 Notting ham 650 CBA 640 Henninger 605 Oswego 560 and Bishop Ludden 510.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton—Bodley High School
Fulton area personals and events update
Local residents report home purchases and life events on East River Road and surrounding streets. Harold Riley at Nestle’s Co. ill at Lee Memorial Hospital after reporting for work. Ada Ford hospitalized with a fractured leg. Baby shower for the Becker twins hosted on Silk Road. Harmony Circle picnic at Mrs. Motyka’s home. Helen Seymour attended Syracuse University 50th class reunion during commencement week. Stephen Frawley graduated Auburn Community College with an Associate of Math and Science. Mrs. Lillian Collins hosted a farewell gathering for neighbors Edith Russell and Lee Lindsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Riley
East River Rd
Nestle’s Co
Lee Memorial Hospital
Helen Seymour
Oneida St
Syracuse University
Stephen J. Frawley
James Frawley
North
Auburn Community College
Pennington School Alumni Return Home for Summer
Dr and Mrs Harold Sylvester return to their residence on South Fourth Street after completing the summer term at Pennington School in Pennington New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sylvester
South Fourth St
Pennington School
Pennington, N. J
Freda Caltabino Weds Robert Larmondra in Fulton Church
Freda Marie Caltabiano daughter of Mr and Mrs Marie Caltabiano and Robert W Larmondra son of Mr and Mrs J Robert Larmondra were married at 11 am in Immaculate Conception Church. Rev William Brown performed the ceremony. The bride wore silk organza with Alencon lace and a cathedral train. A reception followed at the Polish Home and the couple left for a Florida tour. The bride is a Bodley High School and Data Processing Technical Center graduate and employed by Group Hospital Service Inc. The groom is a Fulton High School and Onondaga Community College graduate and works in product design engineering at Sealright.
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Caltabiano
Judy Townsley
Susan Larmondra
Robert Ingersoll
Faye Larmondra
11Th St
Oswego
James Larmondra
Andy Caltabiano
Samuel Patane
Larry Rowlee
William Caltabiano
Irene Kelly
Huntley Ave
Syracuse
Florida
Bodley High School
Data Processing Technical Center
Group Hospital Service, Inc
Fulton High School
Onondaga Community College
Sealright
College Senior Faces Charges In Coed's Death
Richard Washburn Jr., 23, of Rochester New York, a Susquehanna University senior, is charged with involuntary manslaughter unlawful administration of a drug to cause a miscarriage and unlawful administration of a drug causing Miss Leslie Roberts death. The coroner's inquest found she died of ergot poisoning in a Shamokin Dam motel room. Washburn testified he did not know she was pregnant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
Richard Washburn Jr
Rochester
N.Y
Susquehanna University
Leslie Roberts
Linwood
N.J
Shamokin Dam
Washburn
Harry J. West
James Eister
Uffice of the Peace
Shannon
Eister
Miss Roberts
Johnson Stresses Peace Via Neighbor Rights in Middle East
President Johnson told an Austin audience that lasting peace requires each nation to accept neighbors’ right to stable existence and reaffirmed U S support for territorial integrity and political independence of all states. He noted U N tensions and a possible Kosygin meeting shifted his Texas weekend plans amid Gulf of Aqaba crisis concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N. General Assembly
Israel
Johnson
Austin
Middle East
United States
U.N
Kosygin
Texas
Gulf of Aqaba
Fulton Obituary for Fred T. Scanlon at 86
Fred T. Scanlon 86 of 624 Highland St died Friday after a brief illness at Lee Memorial Hospital. He worked as a machinist at Hunter Arms Co and Sealright Co and was retired. He was a life member of Fulton Lodge of Elks and a communicant of Immaculate Conception Church. Survived by wife Pearl Melvin Scanlon and cousins. Services Monday 8:30 a.m. at Young and Son Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7–9, Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Scanlon Fulton
Fred T. Scanlon
Highland St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Scanlon
Hunter Arms Co
Sealright Co., Inc
Fulton Lodge of Elks
Immaculate Conception Church
Pearl Melvin Scanlon
Young and Son Funeral
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary's Cemetery
Low Water Pressure Restored After Temporary Pump Work
Fulton officials report the city experiences temporary low water pressure due to minor repairs at a pumping station. They say the slowdown during maintenance will end this weekend and pressure should return to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Licciardello Receives A S Degree From Broome Tech
Thomas W Licciardello son of Mr and Mrs Michael Licciardello of 415 W Second St graduated from Broome Technical Community College in Binghamton on June 14 with an associates degree in applied science for business He plans to attend King's College Wilkes Barre Pa in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Thomas W. Licciardello
Michael Licciardello
Second St
Broome Technical Community College
Binghamton
Licciardello
King’s College
Wilkes Barre
Mrs Denman Hosts Fulton DAR Chapter Guests
Kayendatsoyna Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution members and friends, about 50 guests, visited Mrs. Charles A. Denman of Brewerton for a pleasant afternoon at the Denman home.
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Denman
Fulton Dar Chapter
Fulton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles A. Denman
Brewerton
Denman Ome
Go Go Girls Out During Lunch Hours
Navy and Marine Corps enlisted men in the 11th Naval District will no longer watch go go girls during lunch hours. Rear Adm. Frank A. Bran tley, commandant, ordered the ban on Friday in San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Marine Corps
Frank A. Brantiey
11Th Naval District
Masons Honor Old Timers At Dinner Meeting
Callimachus Lodge 369 honors members with 40 years plus at the Masonic temple. Abel Sharp receives a 70 year palm, others with 41 to 55 years share talks. A second event honors four high school parish students with gifts at a Baptist church fellowship dinner with Terry Madison as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Callimachus Lodge
Masonic Temple
Evelyn Wood Court
Amaranth
Phoenix Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Harry
Clifford Clark
Dale Fryer
Hollis J. Iselin
Abel Sharp
Iselin
Mr. Sharp
Joseph Glinsky
Syracuse
Raymond Cook
Arlow Woods
Harold Slade
Harvey Clark
Howard T. Dight
Barnard Lockman
Order
Mr. McKee
Salem
Ore
Callimachus Lodge 369
First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Life Association
Sandra Carroll
Linda Gilbert
Jeanne Alfano
Joan Bolger
Vernon Bishop
Terry Madison
Syracuse University
Syracuse Baptist Church
Red Creek School Board Forms Large Community Committee
A 23 man and 17 woman committee is formed in the Red Creek Central School District to work with the administration and board on long range problems. Subcommittees will study operations including public relations building program finances athletics curriculum and services with meetings set for the second Monday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Creek
Red Creek Central
Board of Education
Carl Becker
Edward Blanchard
Howard Burgdorf
Robert Burgdorf
Robert Brundidge
Martha Child
Francis Coleman
Harold Cook
Clara Cooper
Mary D. Conroy
George Cox
Velma Cramer
Marion Crane
Sherman Fornsbee
Martha Fowler
Arthur Garrad
Willis Gay
Donald Godkin
Ross Gray
Robert Gregg
Dean Griffis
James Guthrie
Joseph Albano
Ellis Hall
Emma Henwood
Richard Holdridge
Evelyn Hornburg
Caroline Keevil
Ira Kleege
Jack Kleege
Edwin LaRock Jr
Leon Longley
Harry Murphy
Donald Neal
Paul O’brien
Angelo Palermo
Walter E. Richardson Jr
Agnes Schneider
Rhoda Stevenson
William Stevenson
Wesley van Graafeiland
Dolores van Wie
Charles Viele
Lorraine Waldron
Harold Wallace
June Welling
Gerald Wendt
Audrey Wiggins
Robert Wilkinson
Marie Caywood
Princess Lee Radziwill to debut in Chicago stage role
Princess Lee Radziwill sister of Mrs. John F. Kennedy hires Hollywood makeup and hair artist George Masters for her professional debut in The Philadelphia Story at the Ivanhoe Theater Chicago North Side. She will be billed as Lee Bouvier and lives in London with her two children and an engaged Polish nobleman husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
Hollywood
Chicago
Princess Lee Radziwill
John F. Kennedy
Princess Lee
Ivanhoe Theater
North Side
George Masters
Lee Bouvier
London
Carol Longley and Herbert Perkins Wed at State Street Methodist
Carol Longley daughter of Earl and Mrs Longley and Herbert Perkins son of Mr and Mrs William Perkins were married at 2 p m in State Street Methodist Church. The Rev Harold Thomas officiated. The ceremony featured organ music by Mrs George Booth and a solo by Robert New. The couple, with Mrs Carol Ladd as maid of honor, and Joseph Daigle as best man, plan a reception at the church. The bride, a 1967 Oswego graduate, becomes Mrs Perkins, while the groom serves as a Radioman in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Carol Longley
Earl Longley
Forest Ave
Herbert Perkins
William Perkins
State Street Methodist Church
Harold Thomas
George Booth
Robert New
Carol Ladd
Chris Stanton
Carol Perkins
Joseph Daigle
Rochester
Dennis Longley
Neil Osborne
State University College At
Oswego
U. S. Navy
Nighttime raids target power plants and storage sites east of Hanoi
U S Air Force and Navy fliers with carrier Enterprise conducted predawn strikes on the Bac Giang power plant north of Hanoi and a storage area north of Haiphong using 1000 pound bombs. North Vietnamese air defenses offered little resistance at dawn. 586th North Vietnam loss reported. Viet Cong threats to American POWs cited. 36 Viet Cong dead, 7 captured after a government outpost clash. Mortar exchanges wounded eight Americans as U S and ARVN forces hit Viet Cong positions near Saigon and in Phu Yen Province resorts.
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Enterprise
Bac Giang
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Air Force
Vietnam
State Department
Saigon
Phu Yen
U.S
Navy
Merger Plans Advance for Two New York Educator Groups
In Albany, the executive committees of the New York State Council of School Superintendents and the New York State Association of School District Administrators approved a merger proposal. A membership vote is set for October, with about 300 superintendent members and more than 500 district administrator members eligible to decide.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
New York State Council of School Superintendents
New York State Association of School District Administrators
Scholl Resigns Phoenix High Principalship
Thomas J. Scholl resigns as principal of Elm St Elementary School Phoenix to become director of special education for Board No. 1 of Onondaga County Cooperative Educational Services He will oversee 18 classes across East Syracuse Minoa Fabius Fayetteville Manlius Jamesville Dewitt Lafayette Onondaga Central and Tully districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Thomas J. Scholl
Elms St
Board No. 1
Cooperative Educational Services
Onondaga County
A. Alton Smith
Mr. Scholl
East Syracuse-Minoa
Fabius
Fayetteville - Manlius
Jamesville
Lauren Carpenter
Robert Carpenter
Phoenix Central School District Budget Backed at Meeting
Voters will decide on a 2,998,698 dollar budget at the annual meeting held at 7:30 p m in the high school auditorium. The 8 percent rise tops last year but is the smallest in years, funding a new competitive teacher salary schedule. Board president Paul Benoit and trustee Glenn Williams seek reelection, both unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
Board of Education
Paul Benoit
Glenn Williams
Art dealer Sidney Janis gifts 100 works to MoMA
Sidney Janis gives his personal collection of 100 works by 54 artists to the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Alfred H. Barr Jr. calls the gift unequaled, valued at 2 to 3 million dollars. The collection features Picasso, Du Buffet, Picasso, de Kooning, Leger, Mondrian, Pollock, Warhol and more. The works will be shown at MoMA next January before a national tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sidney Janis
Museum of Modern Art
Alfred H. Barr Jr
Picasso
DuBuffet
Piacometti
de Kooning
Leger
Marisol
Mondrian
Pollock
Warhol
Janis
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Cayage St
Carl L. Johnson
Bodley High
Ada Ford, Pratt Sr
Richard Rice
Mount Pleasant Rd
Willard Becker
Silk Rd
Harmony Circle
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Frank Motyka
Lillian Collins
Cayuga St
Edith Russell
Lee Lindsley
Black Clawson
DILTS
North First Street
Robert Larmondra
LaMar
Freda Caltabino
Coed
Masons
Methodist
Reds
Hit Power
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Scholl
Phoenix High
Patrick Bros
Sindoni Dr
Hall Rd
Oswego City Line
Minetto
Oswego—Fulton
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