Thieves Take $1 000 From Smith Hotel Safe
A night burglary at Smith's Hotel in East Third am Bridge and Cayuga ns caused an estimated $1,000 loss from a safe off the barroom. No forced entry was seen, with Capt. George E. Snyder leading the police inquiry. Jay H. Harman found the scene at 6:54 AM and alerted authorities. Police investigated two burglary theories and checked the bar area, stairways, and possible interior hideouts.
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Smith’s
George E. Snyder
Jay H. Harman
Fred Andrews
John Galletta
Frederick Waters
Snyder
Floyd Kunzwiler
Frederick E. Scharf
East Thirdam Bridge
Cayugans
Kunzwiler
Harman
George Myers
Myers
Joy Bar
West Second St
Kosygin Urges Israeli Pullout to Aid Middle East Peace
Soviet premier Kosygin demanded withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Suez Canal zone and other seized territories. He termed Israel’s actions as military intoxication and said only withdrawal could shift toward détente and peace, pledging Soviet efforts through the United Nations.
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United Nations
Johnson
Kosygin
Middle East
Vietnam
Cuba
Congo
United States of America
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
Washington
State Department
Arab East
U.N
Mahmoud Fawzi
Abba Eban
Israel
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Kosyain
Kosyein
Suez Canal Zone
United Na
Servicemen Updates From Parris Island and Fort Knox
Marine Private John L. Stedman, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd W Stedman of Redfield New York, trains at Parris Island. Army Private Thomas W Stanley, son of Mr and Mrs Robert T Stanley of Oswego New York, assigned to Company B 9 Battalion 3 Brigade at US Army Training Center Armor, Fort Knox. After basic training he will receive at least eight more weeks of instruction or on the job training to specialize.
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Parris Island
S. C
John L. Stedman
Lloyd W. Stedman
Route 1
Redfield
N.Y
Marine Corps
FT. Knox
Thomas W. Stanley
United States
Amy Training Center
Armor
Usatca
Pvt Stanley
Robert T. Stanley
W. 3Rd St
Oswego
N. Y
Navy assigns Bernhards Bay sailor aboard USS Ernest G. Small
Boilerman First Class Clarence V. Bronner, son of Mr and Mrs William J Bronner Jr of Bernhards Bay New York, serves aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Ernest G Small DDR 838 FHTNC en route to the Western Pacific with the Seventh Fleet. The ship will perform missions from shore bombardment to rescuing downed pilots and act as a picket for carriers during air strikes on North Vietnam. The Small spent the past year in extensive training for this duty.
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Ernest G. Small
Clarence V. Bronner
USN
William J. Bronner Jr
Bernhards Bay
N.Y
Western Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Small
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
King Hussein Says No Conclusive Evidence on U.S. Help
Jordan's King Hussein stated he has no conclusive proof that British and U.S. planes from carriers assisted Israel in fighting the Arabs. He added he is not accusing any nation but does not rule out the possibility.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
U.S
Israel
Car Michael Arrested in Atlanta Riots Scene
Stokely Carmichael and four other men were jailed overnight in Atlanta after police arrested them for failing to obey an officer during racial tension in the Dixie Hills area. The four others posted bond and were released. Carmichael's hearing was scheduled for today.
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Atlanta, Ga
Stokely Carmichael
Dixie Hills
Donald Stone
Ernest Stephens
Charles Usher
Johnny Burkes
Atlanta
Carmichael
Malcolm X
NBC Telecast Tonight on Garrison Probe
NBC spokesmen said the network will definitely air tonight a program criticizing aspects of Jim Garrison's New Orleans investigation despite objections from the district attorney. The AP report notes NBC's decision amid controversy over coverage.
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NBC
Garrison
New York
National Broadcasting Co
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
NBC to air JFK conspiracy program amid Shaw case
NBC News president William R. McAndrew said a Garrison request for equal time is expected and the network is prepared. The program The JFK Conspiracy the Case of Jim Garrison is set for 8 to 9 p.m. EDT as part of the Kennedy assassination coverage. In Albany, non agricultural employment in New York rose to a record 6,810,000 in April, up 50,000 from March and 172,000 from April 1966, led by construction, services, and retail trade.
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John F. Kennedy
William R. McAndrew
NBC News
Garrison
Jim Garrison
NBC
Clay L. Shaw
Albany
N.Y
New York State
State Commerce Department
Commerce
Ronald B. Peterson
Engagement announced for Dianna Lee Jackson and Bruce E. Davis
Mr and Mrs Theodore Walter Jackson Jr of Oswego announce the engagement of their daughter Dianna Lee to Bruce E Davis son of Mr and Mrs Arthur W Davis also of Oswego A July 22 wedding is planned.
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Theodore Walter Jackson, Jr
RD 2
Oswego
Dianna Lee
Bruce E. Davis
Arthur W. Davis
Two Youths Hurt in Oneida River Road Crash
Jasper Fratello a 16 year old of Fulton drove south on Oneida River Road in Schroeppel with a passenger Eugene Finch 16 of Clay. Their car left the road striking two trees. Fratello suffered cuts and Finch abrasions and a possible concussion. Both were treated by a Phoenix physician. Fratello was issued a summons for driving at a speed not reasonable and prudent and will appear before Justice William oe.
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Oneida River Road
Schroeppel
R. A. Wells
Fulton
Jasper Fratello
RD 5
Fratello
Eugene Finch
Gasken Road
Town of
Clay
Phoenix
William Oe
MCC in Pulaski marks police move of new vehicle
The large State Police MCC vehicle was stationed at the Pulaski substation on Monday with Trooper Frederick F. Thurston to be moved to Watertown on Tuesday. Fully equipped value is said to exceed $100,000.
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Pulaski
State Police
MCC
Motor Communications Center
Frederick F. Thurston
Watertown
Severe Storms Hit Albany Area Causing Synagogue Damage
Severe thunderstorms and heavy rains lashed Albany over the weekend, triggering a landslide that ripped through the Congregation Sons of Abraham Synagogue damaging doors, sanctuary, and leaving the building unusable for weeks. Officials estimate 20 000 to 30 000 dollars in damage as hundreds face power outages and street flooding.
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Albany
N.Y
Congregation Sons of Abraham
IAM STRIKES SOUTHERN PACIFIC YARDS IN CALIFORNIA
Members of the International Association of Machinists reportedly walked off their jobs in the Southern Pacific Railroad yards at Roseville California as a no strike period imposed in six shopcraft unions by Congress ended. The unions had pledged to continue working pending further congressional legislative action.
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Washington
International Association of Machinists
Southern Pacific Railroad
Roseville
Calif
Congress
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
New York doctors report a medication that promptly stops itching relieves pain and reduces inflamed hemorrhoids. Tests show Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids while soothing irritated tissue and preventing infection in ointment or suppository form.
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New York, N.Y
Advertising pitch for Palladium Times in Oswego Fulton market
An advertising pitch promotes Palladium Times as an inexpensive media option. It offers a printed ready reference guide to economic shopping and suggests selling more to more people in the Oswego Fulton market.
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Oswego- Fulton
Palladium Times
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Cordean
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Constance Fry
Joseph DeStevens
Oswego RD
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Thomas M. McGough
Ralph W. Tice
West Seneca St
Robert L. Odin
Samuel Blinder
West Sand Lake
S. Pacific RR
Grants
Grant Marq
Giorious Oxtes
GRANT
W.T. Grant
Oswego Plaza
East
Palladium-Times
Orville W. Johnson
Inde- Grocers Alliance
Wag
Advertising Department
Coleman Heating Go., Inc
Granby Road
Minetto, New York
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