State U Board Grants Faculty Stronger Voice
State University Board of Trustees approved major policy changes to expand faculty input on governance. The plan covers chair and dean appointments, requires grievance procedures, allows campus officers to appoint salaries under 15000, creates University Professor rank, and increases advance notice for nonrenewal to one year.
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Albany
N.Y
State University Board of Trustees
Samuel B. Gould
Gould
Cotton Earns Harvard Degree After 30 Years
Joe Cotton, city editor of the Springfield Union, earned his Harvard bachelor's degree in the 1966 class after dropping out in the 1930s due to finances. He attended his 30th class reunion that afternoon, noting he is the only 1966 graduate with gray hair, bifocals, and dentures.
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North Wilbraham
Mass
Joe Cotton
Cotton
Joseph S. Cotton
Springf
Springfield
Harvard
Scholastic Leaders At FPS In Final Period 1965 66
Names of Fitzhugh Park School students cited for scholastic achievement in the last marking period of 1965 66 announced by Principal Anthony J Murabito. High Honor includes A in most subjects and A in the rest with Citizenship-Satisfactory.
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Fitzhugh Park School
Anthony J. Murabito
Kristin Caruso
Barbara Chillemi
Herbie Dixon
John O'Brien
Israel Shapiro
Kathy Wentworth
Local names listed in partial government roster
A roster fragment names Lyn Stevens Denise Terpening Tom Tesoriero Patricia Thom as David Thompson Maryann Timon Cheryl Tompkins Peter Tonkin Beverly Von Holtz Richard Yeager in an electoral or civic context, with no further details provided about roles or outcomes.
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Lyn Stevens
Denise Terpening
Tom Tesoriero
Patricia Thomas
David Thompson
Maryann Timon
Cheryl Tompkins
Peter Tonkin
Beverly von Holtz
Richard Yeager
Schenectady Wedding Ties Goodness Family to Maine
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Goodness traveled to Schenectady on Saturday June 11 for the wedding of their son David Francis to Miss Marion Paull daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Paull Also in attendance were Sharon Cody Ernest Parkhurst Clara and Nancy Parkhurst and many relatives Afterward the couple planned a visit in Lycoming and will move to Cutler Maine on July 1 where David serves in the Navy The Opti Mis club met June 15 with prizes awarded to Laura Drake Evelyn Ladd and Theodora Upcraft Veneta Upcraft was ill and unable to attend
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David Goodness
Lycoming
Goodness
Cutler
Maine
David
U. S. Navy
Harriet Goodness
Opti-Mis
Laura Drake
Evelyn Ladd
Theodora Upcraft
Veneta Upcraft
Social notes from North Sterling and Hannibal
Mrs Muril Douglass of Hannibal stayed with Mr and Mrs Harold Wheeler for several days last week. John Hickey retrieved his car from Sackett’s Harbor after it was stolen from his yard Thursday night. Local residents attended Rev David Bendict’s talk in Hannibal on Sunday to view his Baltimore trip pictures. Harold Wheeler and Merwin Upcraft hosted guests in Hannibal Wednesday. Mrs Warren Campbell returned from Oswego Hospital last Wednesday. Ray Campbell sold his farm to Warren Campbell. William Farden and Harold Wheeler visited Mary McNeil at Spencer Nursing Home Sunday.
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North Sterling
Muril Douglass
Hannibal
Harold Wheeler
John Hickey
Sacketts Harbor
David Bendict
Baltimore
Merwin Upcraft
Warren Campbell
Oswego Hospital
Ray Campbell
William Farden
Mary McNeil
Spencer Nursing Home
Worker Fatally Stung by Wasps While Trimming Hedge
In Miami, a construction worker, Will Parks, 55, died after being stung by wasps from a colony in a trellis beside his house. He collapsed Saturday, about five minutes after the attack.
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Miami
Fla
Will Parks
Saigon Devalues Piaster and Raises State Salaries
Saigon announces sweeping economic measures including a 50 percent devaluation of the piaster and salary increases to 800000 state employees. The plan aims to halt inflation, restore markets, and is backed by a US pledge of 160 million dollars.
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Saigon
Vietnam Plans Salary Hikes to Ease Economic Blow
The government promises raises of 20 to 30 percent for all workers including the military to cushion Viet Nam’s purse. Cost estimated at 8 to 10 billion piasters, about 20 percent of the budget, shaped by IMF and Laos 1963 devaluation. The US adds 160 million for three months, plus $80 million earmarked.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
International Monetary Fund
Laos
Dowdle and Quinlin Wed at St Johns Church
The marriage of Frank Dowdle of East Seventh Street and Kyte Quinlin of 112 Ellen Street was held this morning at St Johns church. Attending were Miss Celia Handley and James E. Cullinan. The couple traveled by car to Syracuse for a wedding breakfast at the Onondaga and then departed for New York and Washington. Dowdle is secretary at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Frank Dowdie
East Seventh St
An Kyte Quinlin
Ellen
St . John’s Church
Celia Handley
James E. Cullinan
Syracuse
Onondaga
New York
Washington
Dowdle
Chamber of Com
Armory Mobilization Leaves Unmarried Sons Missing
Company D Third Infantry mobilizes at the Armory and awaits orders to Camp Beekman. Married men may return home at night, angering mothers of unmarried sons who blame guards. Salvadore Giarci arrested for last week assault on Antonio Cappellini after a saloon incident. Cappellini hospitalized with blood poisoning.
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Beekman
Mexico
Salvadore Giarci
Antonio Cappelini
Utica St
Giarci
Cappelini
Roosevelt calls sinking of Robin Moor act of outlaw
News notes marking 25 years since the 1941 sinking by a German submarine and U S reaction. The article lists a warning siren project at Varick plant of Central New York Power Corp and updates WPA employment in the city. Angelo Morbito wins DAR history award at Fitz Park School. Jerry Heagerty’s Goldberg’s team wins 4 0 against United Match. Dawson’s defeats Huron 83 in City Softball League.
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Roosevelt
Robin Moor
South Atlantic
U. S
Varick
Central New York Power Corp
WPA
Angelo Morbito
Fitz Park
Jerry Heagerty
Goldberg
United
Dawson
Huron
Eisenhower signs four bills in hour long work day
Ten years ago on Tuesday June 19 1956 President Eisenhower signed four bills in an hour. A Hamilton Homes road project valued at 35000 dollars will begin soon. Local boy Joseph Carrino, 15, caught a 10 pound yellow pike in the Oswego River. Neil Forsyth was elected commander of Oswego Valley Chapter 106 Disabled American Veterans. Obituaries notice Hannah Donahue and Harry Forrester. The Soviet Union offered Egypt 400 million pounds to largely finance the Aswan high dam. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis to end their four million dollar a year partnership.
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Eisenhower
Hamilton Homes
Joseph Carrino
Oswego River
Neil Forsyth
Oswego Valley
Hannah Donahue
Harry Forrester
Soviet Union
Egypt
Aswan High Dam
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Meredith to Rejoin March on Wednesday
James H. Meredith, recovering from shotgun wounds suffered June 6, says he will resume his Mississippi march next Wednesday regardless of his strength. He was shot 12 days ago while urging Negroes to register to vote.
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New York
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
Player Reaches Resumption Goal After Injury Setback
He had planned to resume the match Monday but canceled Friday due to a cold slowing recovery from shotgun wounds.
Barnard President to Take UCLA Post
New York AP reports Barnard College president Dr. Rosemary Park will resign to become Vice Chancellor for Educational Planning and Programs at the University of California at Los Angeles. She will assume the new post June 30, 1967, at age 59, after leading Barnard since 1962. Her UCLA role will focus on curricular reform.
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New York
Rosemary Park
Barnard College
University of California At
Los Angeles
Barnard
Naomura Rebounds In Tokyo Bout Against Severino
In Tokyo Takeshi Naomura from Japan defeats Jose Severino of Brazil by adjudged points after ten rounds in a boxing weekend feature.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Takeshi Naomura
Japan
Jose Severino
Brazil
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Fulton
Patricia DiMiero
Jeft
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Delta Gamma Sorority
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W. First
Ymca Women’s Club
Viet Nam
Patricia Battista
Charles Cloonan
Diane Dedyck
Deborah Drake
Brenda Earl
John Ferlito
Diane Fischer
Frank Fox
Roger Fox
Sandra Fox
Kathy Green
Linda Green
Richard Hogan
Sharon Jones
David Lagoe
Lana Lundin
Maureen Meehan
Joseph Natoli
Mary Nelson
F. Brad Pape
David Pendrey
Garry Powers
Karen Shapiro
Frank Signorile
Faith Ann Stark
Toni Schtfivan
Theresa Sutter
Pattela Vincent
Alan Weinreb
Phyllis Abrams
Ria Alkema
Jeanne Ambrosetti
Diane Barker
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Lorie Bellinger
Debby Bonacorsi
James Bradshaw
Mary Helen Brancato
Michael Carroll
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Colette Crisafulli
Daniel Crisafulli
Barbara Cummins
Roxanne Dashnau
Mary Denny
Steve Dewine
Nameis Ercums
Solveiga Ercums
Shelley Eusepi
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Marcia Finch
Steve Fink
Pat Fleming
Lynn Forbes
Mary Forrest
Chrystal Foster
George Fox
Thomas Gill
Stephen Gioia
Helen Gordon
Dan Gould
Debra Graham
Ida Gurney
Louise Howard
Yolanda Izzo
Daniel Jackson
Angela King
David Knight
Debra Lamb
Kathy Lazzaro
William Lester
Patricia
Linda Shapiro
Linda Sheldon
Mark Sherwood
Sharon Somers
Janice Stacy
Judy Stacy
Kevin Stark
Cheryl Stevens
Douglas Stevens
Mari
Schenectady
D. Goodness
Marine Midland
Midland
E. Bridge ST
W. Bridge ST
Palladium
Times
Merce
UCLA
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Seaway Supply Co., Inc
Medicare
Utica Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Shield OF
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