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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
8
The department plans to slow the process to ensure each winning ticket is valid and the holder eligible for a prize. Details on how authentication will be conducted are still being developed as the Tax Commission reviews the procedure.
Joseph H Murphy proposes releasing only the serial numbers after the first draw step to speed the process and deter outside interference. He notes names and addresses would come later after prize amounts are known, while four large electronically revolved drums are prepared for tests with dummy tickets.
Senator Long seeks unanimous consent to reverse voting order on the double billing charge against Senator Dodd over campaign funds and testimonials. Mansfield, Dirksen, and Stennis meet to break the impasse as Bennett accuses Dodd of full knowledge and participation.
Detroit authorities faced mounting tension as a police walkout continued into Monday. Corporation Counsel Robert Reese warned the situation was nearly out of hand and deteriorating, noting patrol cars returning to precincts left districts unattended and raising questions about available manpower on the streets.
Police Commissioner ordered medical exams for sick officers amid a deepening dispute. The DPOA filed a 1 million dollar punitive damages suit plus 100 000 in compensation for harassment of patrolmen. Labor mediators met separately with no optimism as Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh returned from Honolulu stating he would not promise a raise.
Reports say Premier Kosygin may depart New York soon while President Johnson resists a Washington visit. Secretary of State Rusk arrived to confer with foreign dignitaries at the U.N. General Assembly, with talks possible between Rusk and Gromyko if Kosygin stays on.
The three European bred roses Miss All-American Beauty Scarlet Knight and Europeana win the 1968 All-America Rose Selections. Miss All-American Beauty is a pink hybrid tea Scarlet Knight a deep red grandiflora and Europeana a cardinal red floribunda.
The 523 graduates in this year’s Air Force Academy class in Colorado Springs marked the largest class since the academy was founded in 1955. The milestone underscores steady growth since the school’s inception.
Homeowners struggle with grass and weeds in sidewalks patios and driveways and fight back with a contact kill mix that kills roots and all. The product promises a neat appearance without arsenic and with seasonal effectiveness.
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