Port of Oswego Dedication Highlights Strong Economic Future
Oswegonians turn out on a breezy first day of summer as Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller dedicates the Port of Oswego Authority's new east side terminal and opens the Alroll Inc aluminum rolling mill in Scriba. He pledges a prosperous future with new jobs and growth for the North Country.
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Alroll, Inc
Port of Oswego
Alroll
Scriba
Clark Morrison
Gov
Ralph Shapiro
Philip Burdick
Alroll Ine
Cuban Landing Unverified By Cuban Exile Council
The Cuban Revolutionary Council claimed it landed forces in Cuba and urged US aid if Soviet troops attack. No government confirmation followed. Exiles reported reports from Radio broadcasts about possible landings near Manzanillo and Pinar del Rio, with no verifiable details.
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Caney de Las Mercedes
Manzanillo
U. S
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Camilo
Liberation Army
Pinar del Rio
Revolutionary Council
Violence Feared in Capital If 100000 Negroes March
Reports warn of possible violence if as many as 100000 protesters march on Capitol Hill to press civil rights legislation. Police intelligence cites New York and Capitol security sources fearing mass sit ins and clashes with filibustering senators. Civil rights leaders and organizations vow to press ahead with demonstrations.
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Martin Luther King
Kennedy seeks approval of education bills to aid deprived groups
President Kennedy asked Congress to approve a $300 million federal education and training plan next year. The three bills target illiteracy and unemployment among African Americans and whites, expanding manpower programs, vocational education, and welfare-to-work training with new funding.
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Welfare
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House Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
Police raid across New York and Pennsylvania nets 58 arrests in gambling ring
State Police swooped on 19 communities including Utica and Pittsburgh arresting 58 people in an alleged gambling syndicate profiting over 2 million dollars annually. About 200 troopers seized 50 000 lottery tickets and paraphernalia. Utica served as headquarters with Angelo Thomas identified as a probable ringleader and ties to figures from the 1957 Apalachin meeting.
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U. S. Treasury
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Anthony Parisi
Thomas
Joseph Falcon
Rosario Mancuso
Binghamton
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Syracuse
Corning
Watertown
Newburgh
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Cheektowaga
Arthur Cornelius Jr
Parisi
Frank Bagozzi
Joe Gaurnier
al Decker Sr
Steve Atwell
Joseph Fusco
Joseph Rampino
Thaddeus Wedalowski
Fred Campisano
Anthony Pinialis
Pasquale Natarelli
Cornelius
Steel pact ends long bargaining with no strike
The United Steelworkers Union and 11 major producers reached a historic steel labor agreement on Thursday. The 21 month contract avoids a strike, provides extended vacations and new health benefits, and costs about 15 cents per hour worked. It runs from August 1, 1964, through June 30, 1966, with 120 days notice to terminate after January 1, 1965, and aims to maintain labor peace during the 1964 presidential election.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Sewor
New Pontiff Expected To Recall Council
Pope Paul VI, elected today by the conclave, is seen as a progressive in the church. The Milan archbishop seeks to continue the Ecumenical Council begun by John XXIII and aims to reunite Christendom. Born September 26, 1897, Montini has a diplomatic, administrative, and cultured profile. He favors converting Communists and comes from a family with two brothers and seven nieces and nephews.
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John XXIII
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Brescia
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Ludovici Montini
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Senate
Francesco Montini
New Pope Paul VI Elected Leader of Catholic Church
Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan is elected pope taking the name Paul VI He signals ecumenical unity and vows to continue John XXIIIs progressive policies The coronation date is set for June 30 and Amleto Cicognani is named secretary of state Pope Paul appears on St Peters balcony and gives Urbi et Orbi blessing to the world
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L'Osservatore Romano
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Cicognani
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Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
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