Miss Alnutt Weds James Stuart in Fulton Church
Miss Roxanne Alnutt and James Stuart were married at Fulton United Methodist Church at 2 p.m. in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Richard Northrop. The couple, both of Fulton area origins, will reside at 811 Emery Street after a reception at the K of C Hall.
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Miss Alnutt
James Stuart
Fulton Church
Fulton
State Street United Methodist Church
Roxanne Alnutt
Richard Northrop
Thomas Alnutt
Academy St
Richard Stuart
McKinley Ave
Warren Pa
Brownie Troop Hosts Fathers in New Haven
Brownie Troop 64 entertained their fathers with duets dances piano recital a ballet a skit and songs Mrs Ralph Ariola assistant leader led the program The troop prepared a sunshine basket for troop leader Mrs Catherine Tyrell injured in a car crash and presented it during her visit Mrs Ben Mack returned home from St Josephs Hospital Syracuse a recent surgery patient Ned Waterbury aged 16 celebrated a family party Sunday at his parents home Mr and Mrs William Waterbury Mr and Mrs David Plumley Jr and son Bobby visited Mr and Mrs David Lawrence Sunday afternoon
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New Haven
Ralph Ariola
Catherine Tyrell
Ben Mack
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
Ned Waterbury
William Waterbury
David Plumley
Bobby
David Lawrence
Fulton Obituary Mrs Charles Vanderhaden
Mrs M Lucielle Vanderhaden 55 widow of Charles Vanderhaden of 718 Phillip St died Saturday at Lee Memorial Hospital Born in Fulton she was a life resident of the area She was a communicant of Holy Family Church Surviving five daughters seven sons 13 grandchildren a sister and three brothers Services will be held Tuesday at 830 am in Young Son Funeral Home and at 9 am in Holy Family Church Burial will be in Mount Adnah Cemetery Calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 pm and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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Fulton
M. Lucielle Vanderhaden
Charles Vanderhaden
Phillip St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Holy Family Church
Patricia Vandeusen
Hannibal
Sharon Vanderhaden
Donna Duciaume
Carol Peck
Linda Bartosek
Charles
Oswego
Donald
William
Ronald
Roland
Edward
Gary Vanderhaden
Eunice Dewey
Fairdale
Charles Healey
Thomas Blake
Howard Blake
Young & Son
Mount Adnah Cemetery
Six Suffer Minor Hurts In One Vehicle Mishap Today
Police report six occupants of a single car were injured lightly in a crash at 2 a.m. at North Second and Ontario Streets in Fulton. Richard A Hough, 20, of Oswego, lost control near a car wash drop-off and the car overturned. Passenger Constantino Rossi, 18, of Oswego, was arrested for public intoxication.
Elks Honor Raymond Rebeor in Fulton Testimonial Night
The Fulton Lodge of Elks honors Raymond Rebeor, retiring as Exalted Ruler on April 10, with a testimonial dinner at the Fulton Elks Home. A 6 to 7 p.m. cocktail hour precedes the 7:15 p.m. dinner prepared by the Ellis Ladies Auxiliary. Dancing runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Roland C. Quade speaks as principal speaker. Exalted Ruler Edward Kilmer welcomes guests. James Warren offers invocation and benediction. James B. Hanlon acts as toastmaster. Rebéor serves as advisor for the Ladies Auxiliary for 1971-72.
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Fulton
Fulton Lodge of Elks
Raymond Rebeor
Fulton Elks
Ellis Laides
Roland C. Quade
Edward Kilmer
James Warren
James B. Hanlon
State
New Lodge
Rebéor
Hannibal Names Kellogg Mayor
In Hannibal at the Fire Hall June 15 1971 Robert Simmons elected Mayor for two years starting July 1971 succeeding Karl S Kellogg. Howard C Welling elected village trustee for two years with an organization meeting set July 6 1971 at the Village Office to plan the annual meeting and appointments. Residents are reminded that any building alterations must be reported to the Village Clerk for Board permission and noncompliance is subject to a fine under village ordinance.
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Hannibal
Oswego St
Robert Simmons
Karl S. Kellogg
Howard C- Welling
Board of Trustees
Examinations Next Week At Dillon School
The Emerson J. Dillon School will hold formal exams during the week of June 21 to 24 for grades 6, 7, and 8. On these days students in grades 5 through 8 report at regular time and depart by 10:45 a.m. Lunches will not be served, and after-noon sessions are canceled. Report cards for grade 5 will be issued at week’s end. others mailed next week.
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Fulton
Emerson J. Dillon
Brothers Finish Special Course at Sheppard AFB
Airmen Stanley W. and Steven J. Paiko, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Paiko of Fulton, Texas, completed the U S Air Force technical training for air passenger specialists. They are reassigned to Travis AFB, California, joining a Military Airlift Command unit that supports global U S military airlift. The brothers attended G. Ray Bodley High School and earned A A S degrees from Auburn Community College.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Sheppard Afb
U. S. Air Force
Stanley W
Steven J. Paiko
Stanley S. Paiko
Maple Ave
Fulton
Travis Afb
Calif
Military Airlift Command
U. S
G. Ray Bodley High School
Auburn
N.Y.) Community College
Exhibits by White at SUCO Fulton Hewitt Union lounge
Arch White art teacher at G. Ray Bodley High presents recent enamel focused works in a show at the Hewitt Union lounge State University College at Oswego. His prior exhibitions include the State Campus Albany and the Education Building Albany.
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White
Suco Fulton
Arch White
G. Ray Bodley High
Mr. White
Hewitt Union
State University College At
Oswego
State
Albany
Education
First White Explorer of South Carolina Thought to Be Verrazano
The historical claim suggests Giovanni Verrazano may have been the first European explorer to reach present day South Carolina in 1524, based on early accounts and scholarly debate about navigational routes and documented sightings.
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South Carolina
Giovanni Verrazano
Routine Items On Agenda of School Board Fulton
Fulton Consolidated Schools board meeting June 21 at 7 30 p m to act on routine items. Glenn W Clark says June 28 likely finalizes the 1971 72 budget though negotiations with six employee groups continue. Items include resignations appointments including summer posts staffing requests payroll bills graduation list and annual meeting determinations.
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Fulton
Board of Education
Fulton Consolidated Schools
Glenn W. Clark
Clark
Pulaski Obituary Mrs Arthur Davis
Mrs Mamie M Davis of Pulaski died early today at Oswego Hospital after a long illness. Born May 13 1902 in Altmar to George and Myrtle Mowers, she married Arthur Davis on May 10 1921 and lived in the Pulaski area. Survived by husband three sons William Pulaski Clarence Buddy Camden Jay Jordan a daughter Ruth Bennett Pittsfield Mass ten grandchildren two great grandchildren her mother Myrtle Mowers Bingamton four brothers Orlando Dick Mowers Pulaski Oakley Pete Mowers Altmar and George Harold Mowers Binghamton two sisters Irene Woolsey Binghamton Christine Landers Homer and many nieces and nephews. Funeral set for 2 pm at Riverside United Methodist Church Altmar officiating with burial in Pulaski Cemetery. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 pm Sunday and Monday at Taylor Vida Funeral Home Pulaski.
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Arthur Davis
Pulaski
Mamie M. Davis
Richad Read
Oswego Hospital
Altmar
George
Myrtle Waite Mowers
Arthur
William
Clarence
Buddy
Camden
Jay
Jordan
Ruth) Bennett
Pittsfield
Mass
Myrtle Mowers
Binghamton
Orlando
Dick) Mowers
Oakley
Pete
Mowers
Harold Mowers
Charles
Irene) Woolsey
Cutuli Wright Nuptial Rites Held in Parish
Miss Audrey Gail Wright daughter of Royal and Mrs Wright Parish RD 2 and Leonard Charles Cutuli son of Charles and Mrs Cutuli Mapleview were married at 2 p m today at St Ann s Catholic Church The Rev Michael Dwyer officiated with the Rev A C Alexander blessing The couple will reside at Mapleview The bride a State University College Oswego student wore a poinsettia lace gown while the groom an Onondaga Community College student is meat manager at Mapleview Midstate Market The service included organ music and a reception at Sacketts Restaurant Brewerton.
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Kathy Smith
Syracuse
Fulton
Thomas Alnutt, Jr
Bonnie Pfeffer
Jill Hackett
Audrey Gail Wright
Royal Wright
RD 2
Leonard Charles Cutuli
Charles Cutuli
Mapleview
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Michael Dwyer
A.C. Alexander
David Pops
Skinner
Lily Of-The-Valley
Marguerite Alexander
Michele Jarvis
Willow Hirschy
Roxanne Cutuli
Jane Reese
Joell Cutuli
Joseph
Cutuli
Gary Wright
Terry Clarke
Michael Folds
David Koenig
Edward Degraw
Michael
Thomas Cutuli
Sackett’s
Brewerton
State University College
Oswego
Onondaga Community College
Mapleview Midstate Mkt
Forty Kindergarten Boys Carry Out Overnight Camp
Forty boys from the Phoenix Central School All-Boy Kindergarten enjoyed an overnight camping event at Street School on June 11 guided by teacher Richard Champaugh and male chaperones. Parents dropped them off at 7 p.m. sleep stacks were set, and after a night of games, films, and a siren wake up, they hiked to the junior high before returning to parents at 10 a.m. The program aims to bolster immature behavior and coordination. tests show boys in kindergarten outperforming mixed classes.
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Phoenis
Phoenix Central School
Richard Champaugh
Mr. Champaugh
Carter
Loveless
Leskowski
Howard
Tetrault
Richmond
Dcpaugh
Buffalo Bill
Schoo
Phoenix
Phoeninsol Systm Co Eh
Phoenix System
CBS Rejects Laird Live Interview Proposal
Washington AP The Pentagon says Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird would do a CBS POWs special only if the interview is live not prerecorded Dan Henkin says Laird insists on speaking his own words CBS drew fire for The Selling of the Pentagon alleging editing distortions of his taped remarks
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Washington
Pentagon
Melvin R. Laird
CBS
Defense Department
Daniel Z. Henkin
Laird
Henkin
Men Teachers Promote Early Male Role Models in School
An article describes male teachers guiding a group of boys through introductory woodworking tools cameras and instruments. It notes the inclusion of kindergarten boys with no fathers to provide a male image, and mentions plans to expand enrollment in mixed first grade and interim classes. Mr Champaugh will speak to nursery school groups and colleges to attract male student teachers for kindergarten and primary grades.
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Champaugh
Nixon Proposes Revenue Sharing Plan Faces House Hurdle
President outlines a $5 billion lump-sum revenue sharing approach amid opposition from House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills. Connally defends the plan as non retractable while Nixon warns of broader welfare reform tied to the program. He argues reorganizing government and tighter scrutiny will curb costs and boost efficiency. The president cites Vietnam as crucial but asks focus on other major foreign policy issues. He notes China trade openness and cites Rockefeller groups backing revenue sharing.
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House
Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Connally
Nixon
Congress
Vietnam
Red China
China
Pacific
Air Force One
Jacob Javits
James L. Buckley
Frank Horton
Barber B. Conable Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Citizens Committee For
Paul Miller
Gannett Co., Inc
Associated Press
Court Bars and Pentagon Papers Fallout Across Nations
Reports identify a leaker as the Times study source while Rep McCloskey says Ellsberg provided documents. McCloskey plans to push the full study into Congress, Viet Cong claim the Times proves long running U.S. aggression, McMahon notes edge effects for Australia, Johnson defends his book manuscript, Sulzberger comments on Nixon administration action, Klein downplays security risk, Reagan calls for Democrat apologies if documents prove true.
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The
Times
Paul N. McClokey Jr
R-Calif
Ellsberg
Bickel
Gurfein
McCloskey
Congressional
United States
Vietnam
Truman
Eisenhower
Johnson
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Canberra
William McMahon
South Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Pentagon
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
the Times
New York Post
Herbert G. Klein
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Memo sequence links U S Vietnam bombing pause to policy shift
A Post review of memos and cables shows Secretary of State Dean Acheson first proposed the partial bombing halt in March 1968, countering claims that Defense Secretary Clark Clifford initiated the move. The documents suggest analysts viewed North Vietnam’s nonresponse as justification for broader escalation.
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U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Dean “Usk
Post
Clark M. Clifford
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