Nine Teen-Agers Arrested After Weekend Brawl
Oswego police made nine arrests on disorderly conduct charges after a weekend brawl. Fire department responded to an ambulance call at 9 46 this morning for John Corbett of Liverpool injured at Elia Construction Co. Corbett fell and was shocked by metal. treated at Oswego Hospital. Clifford and Edward Clifford of Oswego plus Robert Lagoe and David Love, both locals, and four visitors faced custody. Visitors named Dave Gardner James Olson David D Alfons o and James Godsil were booked in the Oswego area.
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Oswego
Bruce Turner
Elia Construction Co
State University College
Oswego Hospital
John Corbett
Liverpool
Corbett
West Second St
Bridge
Cayuga Sts
Clifford Dyer
Hindsdale Drive
Mattydale
George Clifford
Edward Clifford
Utica St
Robert Lagoe
Syracuse Ave
David Love
Maple St
Dave Gardner
Medfield Drive
Syracuse
James Olson
North State St
David D'Alfosno
North Waterbury Drive
James Godsil
Boston Rd
Nighttime Arrests After West Second Street Fight
Police rushed to West Second Street after a parishioners fight involving nine youths. They were jailed on $50 bail and ordered to appear in City Court next morning. Francis L. Matott faced charges for leaving the scene of an accident following a 2:50 am crash at Fast Tenth and Lawrence Streets.
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John W. Smith
James R. Torbitt
Robert A. Cathcart
John L. Bristol
Jake Moyer
Thomas M. McGough
East Side
West Second St
City
Oswego County
Francis L. Matott
Hall Rd
Matott
Fast Tenth
Lawrence Sts
Sgt. Smith
Bristol
Supreme Court limits transfer of civil rights cases to federal courts
The Supreme Court ruled civil rights prosecutions may be moved to federal courts only in limited cases. Justice Potter Stewart warned that broader transfers would disrupt state federal court relations. The decision, 5-4, involved 29 Mississippians arrested in 1964 in Le Flore County, whose trials stay in state court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Stewart
le Flore
Miss
Sheriff Office Reports May Arrests More Than Year Before
The May statistics show 163 arrests, more than doubling last May, with 88 traffic arrests including 50 speeding. Serious charges include grand larceny, forgery, assaults, rape, and endangering morals of a minor. Motor vehicle accidents held steady. no fatal crashes. Total complaints 271. services included summonses, subpoenas, executions, and Family Court summonses. Sheriff’s fees and fines totals noted. stolen property valued at $3,845 with $3,359 recovered.
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Cotton
Honor St Joseph Altar Society Dines for Rev Furfaro's 25th Ordination
St Joseph Altar Society hosted a covered dish supper honoring Rev Francis J Furfaro on his 25th priestly ordination. Margaret Corso led as president with Eric Colloca Jane Angelina handling arrangements. a silver tea service and a silver topped cake marked the event. Plans mention St Ann's dinner in July at Three Rivers Inn and a Washington DC trip in October overseen by Cecile Godici. Next meeting is a September covered dish dinner.
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St. Joseph’s Altar Society
Margaret Corso
Francis J. Furfaro
Father Furfaro
Eric Colloca
Jane Angelina
St. Ann’s
Three Rivers Inn
The
Altar Society
Washington, D. C
Cecile Godici
Lead in Bridge Top Scorers Listed in McGough
The McGough Bridge Club held its weekly tournament Thursday evening at the Fort nightly Club. North-South results show pairs led by Mrs. George Ebert with John E. Cullinan Jr at 134, and others: Mrs. Robert Hillman with Mrs. Samuel Sgroi 133, Mrs. James McCrudden with Miss Chrystal Murray 113, Mrs. Francis Barnes with Mrs. Albert Keegan 110, and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald with Mrs. John Scanlon 109. East-West saw a tie for first with Miss Ariel Whitney and Clifford Pasquale and Mrs. Carl Seymour and Mrs. Thomas McGough at 134, followed by Mrs. Harry Schultz and Mrs. H. J. McDonald 124, Mrs. Walter Thorpe and Mrs. Kirke White 12344, and Mrs. Irene Brown with Mrs. Milton James 104.
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McGough
McGough Bridge Club
George Ebert
John E. Cullinan, Jr
Robert Hillman
Samuel Sgroi
James McCrudden
Chrystal Murray
Francis Barnes
Albert Keegan
Edward Fitzgerald
John Scanlon
Ariel Whitney
Clifford Pasquale
Carl Seymour
Thomas McGough
Harry Shultz
H. J. McDonald
Walter Thorpe
Kirke’ White
Fred Gibbons
Horace Wilson
Irene Brown
Milton James
Bryant Collapses During Pepperdine Clinic Speech
Alabama coach Bear Bryant fainted shortly after starting a speech at the Pepperdine College coaching clinic in Los Angeles. He clutched his chest and was taken to the college infirmary then View Park Community Hospital where a doctor reported he seems to be doing well.
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Bear Bryant
Los Angeles
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Pepperdine College
Bryant
College Infirmary
View Park Community Hospital
Oswego student named to Dean's List at Bob Jones University
David Arnold Shetland is named to the Dean's List for the second semester at Bob Jones University in Greenville South Carolina. He is a junior in the School of Fine Arts and is the son of Mr and Mrs Donald V Shetland of Lake Shore Road Oswego.
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David Arnold Shetland
Donald V. Shetland
Lake Shore Rd
Oswego
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S. C
Buck Lawless Dies Former Welterweight Champion Contender
Thomas Bucky Lawless of Auburn a top welterweight fighter of the 1920s and 1930s died at Willard State Hospital at age 58. He fought eight welterweight champions in non-title bouts including Jackie Fields Jack Thompson Gorilla Jones Vince Dundee and Freddie Steele.
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Willard
N.Y
Thomas “Bucky” Lawless
Auburn
Willard State Hospital
Jackie Fields
Jack Thompson
Gorilla Jones
Vince Dundee
Freddie Steele
Local Teachers' Association Names 1966 67 Officers
Pulaski announces officers for the 1966 67 year with Donald Baldwin as president Dorothy Edick as vice president Dorothy Deans as secretary and Bernard Fernan as treasurer public notices indicate election results and officer roles for the local association.
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Pulaski
Teachers’ Association
Donald Baldwin
Dorothy Edick
Dorothy Deans
Bernard Fernan
Senior Clerk Test Scheduled by Oswego County Civil Service
Oswego County Civil Service Commission schedules an open competitive exam for senior clerk to create an eligible list for the County Clerk's office and other vacancies. Salary ranges from 3100 to 3700 dollars with a 300 dollar annual cost of living bonus. Exam date is October 1 with applications due by August 26. Criteria require completion of standard clerical schooling or equivalent experience and training.
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Oswego County Civil Service Commission
Syracusans Break Even in Fort Ontario Softball Pair
Syracuse Hartford Insurance softballers split a doubleheader at Fort Ontario. The team defeated Elks 12 to 1 in the first game, then lost to Sereno's Rest of Oswego 10 to 1 in the City Softball League contest.
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Syracusans
Hartford Insurance
Syracuse
Fort Ontario
Elks
Sereno
Oswegonians
Chiefs Humble Leaders Twice
The Columbus Jets, leading the IL, face a Toronto visit as three Jets stars join the All-Star lineup for the Boston game. The Jets also opened a series in Toronto after suffering their first doubleheader loss to the Syracuse Chiefs 8-1 and 4-3, part of a rough weekend that still left them with a large league lead.
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Toronto
Canada
Columbus Jets
Jets
Boston Red Sox
Don Bosch
Jack Damaska
Gene Michael
Bosch
Damaska
Michael
Columbus
Syracuse Chiefs
Syracuse
Billy Graham
Cotton Clayton
Toledo
Jacksonville
Rochester
Wayne Comer
Wings
Tom Phoebus
Len Boehmer
Buffalo
Suns
Jerry Hinsley
Choo Choo Coleman
Danny Napoleon
Richmond
Bill Robinson
Braves
Alumni Banquet Set at Pulaski School Cafeteria
Pulaski alumni banquet scheduled for Saturday June 25 at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Reservations due by Saturday June 18 to Mrs Herbert Kinney. Mrs W Stanley Brown, association president, will preside at the business meeting. Classes 1941 and 1916 will be honored.
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Pulaski
Herbert Kinney
W Stanley Brown
Association
No Free Time For 40 Percent Of Czech Youth
A poll of 320 people aged 14 to 29 in Czechoslovakia reported by C T K shows 40 percent have no free time at all. The survey highlights widespread time pressure among young residents amid postwar reforms.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
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East Schuyler St. Pawline
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Oswego, N. Y
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Sixth Ave
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Buck Lawless
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