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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
1
A blaze swept a quartermaster building at a U S base in France causing about 800000 dollars of uniforms shoes and gear to burn. Authorities attributed the fire to an electrical short circuit.
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New York prosecutors report State Supreme Court Justice J Vincent Keogh and two others were convicted of conspiring to obstruct justice in a $35 000 bribery plot to fix a federal bankruptcy fraud case. Co defendant Antonio Corallo supplied the bribe while Filiott Kahaner aided the effort. Sentencing set for July 17 with potential five year prison terms and $10 000 fines.
About 100 guests were evacuated from Hotel Syracuse when a fire in a heating duct broke out as Rabbi Stanley Wexler of the Young Israel Congregation heated an oven to burn grease. Two firemen suffered minor burns. no other injuries. The kitchen on the tenth floor was to cook a meal after a wedding. damage confined to the duct.
Canadians head to the polls as Prime Minister John Diefenbaker’s Conservatives and opposition Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson forecast victory. Polls show a tight race with expected gains for Social Credit and New Democrats, while Quebec and Ontario votes could decide if a majority is reached.
In Boston the Lodge Kennedy feud for the U S Senate intensifies as George Cabot Lodge wins Republican endorsement at the state convention while Edward M Kennedy secures Democratic backing. Lodge, 34, is son of Henry Cabot Lodge. Kennedy, 30, is the president's brother. Primary challenges loom from Edward J McCormack Jr and Lawrence Curtis with an independent bid from Harvard historian H Stuart Hughes.
In Vientiane Laos plans for a new coalition regime were halted by neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma he arrived late and refused comment until a royal decree removed all reference to the pro Western national assembly Souphanouvong stayed away awaiting the issue’s resolution If unresolved by Thursday Souvanna may refuse to head the coalition plunging Laos into turmoil
Actor Edward G. Robinson aged 68 is reported seriously ill in a northern Tanganyika hospital after a heart attack. He is filming near Mt Kilimanjaro at 6,000 feet elevation with a film crew. a heart specialist flew from Nairobi to assist. The venue’s doctor was en route when the illness occurred and later suffered a car crash.
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Georgia three judge ruling that the county unit vote system used in Democratic primaries is unconstitutional. The Georgia Democratic Party and Attorney General Eugene Cook appealed. The court did not set an immediate hearing. The Georgia primary is Sept. 12 and the three judge panel barred county unit use. Justice Harlan suggested a further step for a stay.
Gov. Rockefeller hailed booming factory construction in New York as proof that fiscal integrity drives growth and attracts industry. He credited the state's program for economic growth for more new factories under construction since 1961 than the next two states combined.
Washington negotiations continue as Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg brings union and management together amid a looming strike by Flight Engineers International Association at Trans World Airlines. President Kennedy warns restraint while crews debate three or two pilot crew structures and representation.
Montreal's St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary suffered a massive riot by about 1 100 inmates that left 300 injured and a prisoner dead. Fire and gunfire raged as troops, police, and guards restored order. damages are pegged at 2 to 3 million dollars.
The U S nuclear testing force readies a massive after dark blast over the Pacific to be visible from Hawaii 750 miles away near Johnston Island. The 200 mile high detonation is to occur between 11 PM and 7:30 AM EST and will disrupt Pacific communications for about two days. President Kennedy faces a telegram from the Congress of Scientists on Survival urging cancellation due to peril to mankind and the Van Allen belt.
Cleveland police report say 37 year old Mary Lou Blood admitted shooting her husband Horatig A Blood 47 four times with a pistol as he chased her with a 14 inch bread knife in their home. Blood died about two hours later after a domestic dispute. The couple had no children.
President Kennedy returned by helicopter today from Glen Ora his Middleburg Virginia estate after a weekend there. He was accompanied by his four year old daughter Caroline and joined by Mrs Kennedy and John Jr who had gone earlier by car.
New York State recorded 36 accidental deaths over the weekend with 24 due to traffic mishaps. A boating fatality and eight drownings plus three other deaths marked the period from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. The worst crash was a two car head on collision at West Carthage killing Albert G Ryther his wife Ruth and Richard S Carrier.
Non medical staff at Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital strike for union recognition and bargaining. Local 1199 AFL-CIO represents about 130 of 150 non medical workers earning roughly 45.50 dollars weekly, including nurses aides orderlies porters maids and kitchen staff.
The 52 year old premier Bashir Azmeh has been confined to bed for five days after a medical commission examined him and advised rest due to irregular heartbeats. The notice outlines a health evaluation from Damascus authorities and does not indicate resignation.
Skindivers recovered the body of Stanley Saner, 19, of Whitehall New York, from Lake St Catherine Sunday after his outboard motorboat overturned Saturday during a tight circle. Police reported the incident as the cause.
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