Hinmanville to host new 18 hole golf complex plan announced
Fulton plans outline a $250000 project including an 18 hole course 6500 to 7000 yards a learning green a pool clubhouse tennis courts and 400 car parking near Hinmanville on 150 acres Route 48 six miles south of Fulton. LeBro Real Estate handling property with John O C Conway as financial adviser. committee members named.
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Fulton
Pine Hill Golf Recreational Association
Route 48
Hinmanville
LeBro Real Estate
John O’c Conway
Oswego
Ted Lebro
Fred Arnold
Frank Libera
Wanda Lebro
John Zizzi
Michael Belair
Largest Class At Fulton High Will Graduate Tonight
Fulton High prepares for the largest graduation in its history with about 250 grads set to receive diplomas at James R. Fairgrieve Junior High gym. The ceremony features top students Larry Widger Mary Laurie Hariet Furrow and Barry Borrow with diplomas and awards from Fulton Board president J Eugene Anthony. Carl Rowland urges punctual seating for an 8 15 p m start and all seats are reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton High School
James R
Fred Magley
First Presbyterian Church
Angelo Morbito
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fulton Rotary Club
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
New York
Jack Ziel
Robert Ingison
Rotary Club
Marie McSweeney
Mark Knight
Acquilla Barrow
Pinewood School Rummage Sale Set for June 25 26 27
Mothers and teachers of Pinewood school announce a rummage sale at the former Metropolitan store. Event runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Saturday and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday. Proceeds support school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Pinewood
Metropolitan
City Softball League Opens Play Tonight
Fulton Armstrong and Morrill Press meet at 6 45 p m in the opening game of the Fulton City Softball League. The nightcap at 8 15 p m features Longley s versus Dilts. Thursday at 6 45 p m Gardner s faces Nestle Company in the league finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Armstrong and
Morrill Press
Fulton City
Longley
Dilts
Gardner
Nestle Company
Armstrong Cork and
Sealright
Melody Inn
Container Corporation of America
Fulton Unit Parts
Fulton Firemen
Matty’s
Heat drives crowds to Fulton beaches and recreation park
Fulton residents flocked to the two city beaches and Recreation Park pool as the heat peaked. Picnic areas at Foster and Recreation Parks were crowded while families sought relief from hot weather.
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Fulton
Recreation Park
Foster and Recreation Parks
Khrushchev on visit stirs Sweden amid security drive
Khrushchev sent a radio request to postpone talks as Sweden prepared for his arrival with about 5,000 police and a heavy security presence. Leaflets denouncing him as a murderer circulated while Swedes, including premier Tage Erlander and Foreign Minister Torsten Nilsson, defended neutrality and opposed altering Europe’s status quo. The article notes wartime-era charges and rumors about Wallenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallenberg
Vladimir
Moscow
Khrushchev
Denmark
Tage Erlander
Sweden
Europe
Torsten Nilsson
Stockholm
Budapest
Kennedy brothers visit as Kennedy recovers from crash
Sen Kennedy suffers broken ribs and spinal fractures after a plane crash in an apple orchard near Southampton. His wife Mrs John F Kennedy visits, joined by family. Kennedy and Bayh, both 36, meet for the first time since the crash as conditions improve. Pilot Edwin Zimny dies at scene and aide Edward Moss dies hours later.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy and
Bayh
U.S. Senate
Washington
Massachusetts
Springfield
Southampton
Edwin T. Zimny
Andover
Moss
Edward Moss
Fulton Firemen Respond To Car And TV Set Blaze
Fulton firemen were called out twice Sunday first to extinguish a fire in a television set at 417 West Third Street and later to a car blaze at Phillip and West First Street. The car belonged to Amos DePue and its engine was on fire.
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Fulton — Fulton
West Third St
Phillip
West First St
Amos DePue
Fulton High Athletes Shine in New League Debut
Fulton High School posted an overall 85–72–1 record after joining the Central New York High School League. The varsity football team went 5–2 in league play, earning three all star selections. JV football was 6–1, freshmen 0–5, and cross country placed second. Wrestling claimed Section II honors with two champs, baseball went 8–6, JV baseball 11–3, golf 2–7–1, tennis 7–7, track excelled in relays, and athletic director Distin praised the season and outlook.
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Fulton
Donald Distin
Syracuse
Chuck Merritt
Dan Parish
Bob Tretsch
John Clark
Randy Parker
Roger Cook
Oswego County
Dawson Hayden
Hayden
Clark
Jayvees
Jayvee
Auburn
Distin
Births at Fulton Lee Memorial Hospital
Recent births at Lee Memorial hospital include a son to Mr and Mrs Ward Sanders RD 2 Hannibal on June 18 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Franklin RD 5 Fulton on June 19 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Floyd Barber Pennellville on June 20 a son to Mr and Mrs Jack Zahn RD 1 Pennellville on June 21 a son to Mr and Mrs James Karkfurr RD 1 Fulton and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ron ald Kelsey on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Ward Sanders
Hannibal
Robert Franklin
Floyd Barber
Pennellville
Jack Zahn
James Karkfurr
Ronald Kelsey
Ralston Loses as McKinley Wins at Wimbledon
American Chuck McKinley, defending champion from San Antonio, defeated Terry Ryan of South Africa 6-2 6-1 6-3 on center court. Dennis Ralston, seeded fifth, fell to Tony Pickard of Britain 3-6 3-6 6-4 7-5 9-7 becoming the first seeded player eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Terry Ryan
South Africa
Ralston
Tony Pickard
Britain
Muggy Weather to Persist Across New York State
Weather Bureau foresees no general break in high pressure through Tuesday keeping temperatures near 90 plus. Scattered showers may move across western areas with thundershowers hitting Western New York on the unofficial start of summer. Rain washed out railroad ties in Hinsdale and some cellars flooded as Olean Creek overflowed. Highs ranged from 64 in Albany to 91 in New York City.
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Albany
Weather Bureau
New York
Hinsdale
Cattaraugus County
Erie - Lackawanna
Buffalo
Rochester
Rome
Olean
New York City
Union College Proxy Resigns to Lead AA Colleges Group
Union College must appoint a new president after Dr. Carter Davidson resigned to head the Association of American Colleges. Davidson, 58, has led Union for 18 years and was previously Knox College president. The resignation becomes effective February 1, 1965.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Union College
Carter Davidson
Association of American Colleges
Davidson
Association
Union
Theodore A. Distler
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
New York
Moscow Protests Nonstop Pan Am Berlin Flights
The Soviet government protests Pan American nonstop flights from the United States to Berlin as unlawful and unguaranteed for security. Notes were delivered to the U S and British embassies via Tass, citing lack of East German government consent and recognizing East Germany not by Britain or the United States. The U S embassy said prior correspondence existed but declined further detail.
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Moscow
Pan American World Airways
United States
Berlin
U.S
Tass
East Germany
Pan American
Britain
U. S
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Washington
Young bull stolen from Constanti a pasture in Kibbee Lake area
State police investigate cattle rustling after a two month old bull owned by Dr. Robert Metzger of Constanti a was reported missing from the Kibbee Lake Road pasture Saturday night. Local substation logged the report.
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Pulaski
Robert Metzger
Constantia
Kibbee Lake
Forest Industry Ranks Strong in U S Manufacturing
The forest industry in the United States now ranks third among manufacturing industries in employment and fifth in payrolls, according to UPI.
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Forest Industry
New York
UPI
United States
Heat Wave Strikes 300 In Lake George Area
About 300 people, mostly young band members, were overcome by heat in Lake George as temperatures reached 94 with high humidity. The seriously affected were rushed by ambulance fire trucks and a school bus to Glens Falls Hospital. 50 to 60 treated there, two admitted then released.
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Lake George
Glens Falls Hospital
Lake George Central School
Paul J. Ratchford
Favor Income Tax Boost to Pay For Aged Health Care
The Republican Platform Committee will consider raising income taxes to fund health care for the aged, arguing a progressive tax backs those with greater ability to pay. Laird contrasts this with Democrats who favor Social Security tax funding, noting its burden falls on workers earning less. The idea originated from an unidentified economics professor.
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Washington
Republican Platform Committee
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
San Francisco
Laird
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Platform Committee
Four Children Among 22 Killed In New York Weekend
AP report details 22 deaths in New York over a weekend with 14 due to traffic, three drownings, and five other accidents. An 8 year old Athens girl, Lynn Capewell, remains missing presumed drowned in the Hudson between Coxsackie and Athens. In NYC, Bernard Jenkins, 3, fell from a fire escape. Caroline Dioso, 2, died after being run over. Wayne Coleman, 7, struck by a car while near a hydrant spray.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Athens
Lynn Capewell
Hudson River
Coxsackie
Guy Capewell
Capewell
New York City
Bernard Jenkens
Caroline Dioso
Bronx
Wayne Coleman
Johnson plans world fair to mark independence bicentennial
President Johnson directs ambassador Bohlen to begin talks on U S membership in the International Bureau of Expositions to pave the way for a 1975 or 1976 World’s Fair in Paris or another site as California’s Long Beach exposition seeks bureau backing.
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Johnson
Charles E. Bohlen
U. S
Califrnia
Long Beach
Bureau
Pool makers forecast big 1964 expansion
Pool manufacturers in New York predict a strong year with about 100,000 new units expected. The pool market, worth roughly seven million dollars annually, already serves 439,900 pools including private, public and semi public facilities.
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Pool Prospects
New York
UPI
Kennedy Not Popular Choice For U S Senate
Albany reports a survey of two dozen top Democrats finds Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy not favored to run for the U S Senate in New York. The Knickerbocker News cites party leaders saying Kennedy would split the party, though no rival has more backing. A Democrat told AP some fear a carpetbagger label, while voters still see the Kennedy name as powerful.
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Albany
Robert F. Kennedy
U. S. Senate
New York State
Knickerbocker News
Kennedy
Alvis Chalmers
Johnson
Associated Press
McKinley Opens Wimbledon Victory in Straight Sets
Defending champion Chuck McKinley of San Antonio won his opening match at Wimbledon in straight sets 6-2 6-1 6-3 over Terry Ryan of South Africa amid a minor dispute over his pre match newspaper article. Roy Emerson defeated Don Dell 6-3 6-1 6-0 and Tomas Lejus beat Allan Fox 6-3 6-2 6-2. Ron Homiberg defeated Mustapha Belkhodja 6-4 6-4 6-2.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Terry Ryan
McKinley
Roy Emerson
Australia
Don Dell
Bethseda
Tomas Lejus
Russia
Emerson
Allan Fox
Los Angeles
Ron Homiberg
Brooklyn
Mustapha Belkhodja
Tunisia
Scranton Heads to Hear Goldwater and Dirksen Meet
Scranton heads to a Tuesday hearing with Senator Everett M. Dirksen to hear Goldwater and Scranton state their cases. Goldwater holds 37 Illinois votes. 19 are uncommitted including Dirksen and Charles H. Percy. President Johnson enjoys California trip gains. Wisconsin delegates back Johnson. Humphrey gains in Minnesota polls. Kennedy considered for Senate in New York. Stratton attacks national fame focus. Wallace campaigns in North Carolina.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Goldwater
Scranton
Illinois
Dirksen
GOP
Charles H. Percy
Johnson
Washington
California
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Hubert H. Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
Senate
Minneapolis Tribune
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Samuel Stratton
Upstate
Hamilton
N. Y
Stratton
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North Carolina
Raleigh
Cancer dressings set at Lower Oswego Falls Grange Hall
Cancer dressings will be made at the Lower Oswego Falls Grange Hall Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Lillian LaFave in charge.
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Fulton
Oswego Falls
Lillian LaFave
Obituary of Dobie J Wilcox 22 months Coun ty Line RD
Phoenix obituary for Dobie Jay Wilcox aged 22 months son of Mr and Mrs William L Wilcox of County Line Road RD 2 Syracuse dies after three and a half weeks in St Josephs Hospital burial in Chase Cemetery. Survivors include sister Patricia Ann and five brothers Mark William David Lance and Jason with maternal Georgiana Finch and paternal Mark Wilcox grandparents. Private services held at Allanson Glanville Tappan Funeral Home Lysander.
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Phoenix
Dobie Jay Wilcox
William L. Wilcox
County Line Rd
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
Patricia Ann
Mark
William
David Lance
Jason
Materna
Georgiana Finch
Charles
Allanson-Glanville-Tappan
Lysander
Chase Cemetery
Rev Lena C Uzzel dies at 51 in Central Square
Rev Lena C Uzzel of Manhattan Park Caughdeney died Sunday at 51. Born June 17 1913 in Syracuse she studied at Moody Bible Institute and Johnson Bible College. She preached in several churches and was ordained September 18 1946 in Manlius. She leaves two sons Frederick Richards and William Uzzel and a brother Charles Webb. Services Wednesday at 2 pm Traub Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Syracuse. Friends may call tonight and Tuesday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena C. Uzzel
Central Square
Frank Uzzel
Manhattan Park
Caughdeney
Syracuse
Vernon
Lillian Young Webb
Moody Bible Institute
Johnson Bible College
Binghamton
Mallory Methodist Church
Hastings Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
Brewerton
Manlius
Daniel P. Cole Obituary in Parish Resident Passes at 89
Daniel P. Cole 89 of Sparehawk Road Parish died Saturday after a long illness at Pleasant Lawn Nursing Home Central Square. Born in Parish he was a life resident. Survived by son Clifford and daughters Doris and Marion Cole of Syracuse a grandchild and brother Burton Cole of North Adams MA Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday Harter Funeral Home burial Pleasant Lawn Cemetery Friends may call tonight 7 to 9.
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Daniel P. Cole
Sparehawk Rd
Pleasant Lawn
Central Square
Parish
Perry
Etta Sparehawk Cole
Clifford
Doris
Marion Cole
Syracuse
Burton Cole
North Adams
Mass
Harter Funeral Home
Clarence G Scouton 81 Syracuse native dies at People's Hospital
Clarence G. Scouton of 1019 W Colvin St retired carpenter foreman for Onondaga Pottery Co died Saturday in People's Hospital at 81. A West Monroe native, he lived in Syracuse 75 years and was a Luther an Church of Atonement member. Survived by wife Louise and daughter, services set 11 a.m. Tuesday at Greenleaf Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitation today 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Clarence G. Scouton
Syracuse
W. Colvin St
Onondaga Pottery Co
People's Hospital
West Monroe
Scouton
Luthern Church of Atonement
Louise Borne Scouton
Clarence R. Scholey
Greenleaf Funeral Home
John M. Joslyn
Woodlawn Cemetery
Brother in Mexico Syracuse minister dies unexpectedly
Myles Bell of 55 Grassmere Park Rochester a teacher athlete and former Syracuse clergyman died Saturday at Highland Hospital in Rochester. Former minister of St Paul’s Methodist Church Syracuse he graduated from Syracuse University with degrees in liberal arts and library science. Survived by brother Rev Lullus D. Bell of Mexico.
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Mexico
Syracuse
Ruget Myles Bell
Grassmere Park
Rochester
Highland Hospital
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Bell
Syracuse University
Lullus D. Bell
New York Markets Egg Prices Rise Amid Demand Split
New York wholesale egg offerings increased while demand decreased on Monday. Spot quotes show whites and browns with multiple grades and weights at varied prices, including extra fancy heavy weights and medium categories.
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New York
Butter Prices Rise and Demand Steady in New York Market
New York butter offerings show ample supply and steady demand. Wholesale bulk carloads of fresh creamery butter fetch 58 to 59 cents per pound for grade AA 93 score, about 58 to 58.4 cents for grade A 92 score, and 57 to 58.4 cents for grade B 90 score.
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New York
Larrabees Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Palermo
Mr and Mrs Ernest Larrabee marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house for friends and relatives at their Palermo home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Ernest Larrabee
Palermo
Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday At Haynes Home
The American Legion Auxiliary plans its regular meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday June 23 at the home of Mrs George Haynes on Jefferson Street. A June 29 to July 19 Vacation Bible School will run daily 1 to 3 p.m. at the Congregational Church for kindergarten through sixth grade with registration blanks available and returned to Leonard Cooper Jr. A former teachers reunion noted at a Barnard Lockman picnic honored retiring teachers Mrs Carolyn Carson Mrs Laura Egbert and Mrs Hazel Hopes with guests from Cleveland Lowville and Fulton among others. Next Sunday the First Baptist Church choir will present a missionary cantata The Greatest Story Yet Untold for the morning service, followed by BYF youth leading the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
American Legion Auxiliary
George Haynes
Jefferson St. Vacation Bible School
Congregational Church
Leonard Cooper Jr
Barnard Lockman
Carolyn Carson
Laura Egbert
Hazel Hopes
Mary Austin
Cleveland
Ohio
Helen Tarpey
Eleanor Brown
Lowville
Mary Crisafulli
Fulton
John Hanlon
Joe Sullivan
Frank Mastroleo
John Birdlebough
Marion Baker
First Baptist Church
BYF
Piraino Wins New York State Bowling Title
Andy Piraino II of Syracuse and Judy Edel of Buffalo won the New York State Bowling Proprietors Association Open Match Game championships and will represent the state at the BPA Open in Philadelphia next January. Each earned 500 dollars first prize. Piraino averaged 198 and totaled 112.32 Petersen points, ahead of Loren McGirr of North Bellmore and Joseph Lagosso of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andy Piraino II
Syracuse
Judy Edel
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Piraino
Petersen
Loren McGirr
North Bellmore
N. Y
Joseph Lagosso
New York City
Texas fans pampered Houston arena set to stun
The Harris County circular stadium will be the nation’s largest domed facility with air conditioning, 44 000 upholstered seats, and 6 000 electronically adjusted loudspeakers. Opening slated for 1965 baseball season, the 9.5 acre stadium uses 9000 tons of steel for its dome and movable stands allowing baseball football or boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Harris County Circular Stadium
American Iron and Steel Institute
Cooler Weather Here by Midweek
Upstate New York forecasts from the Weather Bureau predict warm and humid conditions most of the week with temperatures above normal. Scattered showers or thundershowers are likely Tuesday night or Wednesday and again late week, with light rainfall overall. Western New York expects 4-8 degrees above normal and a midweek cooling, with about a quarter inch rain Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
New York
U.S. Weather Bureau
Local Weather Report and 2 Day Forecast
Local weather notes a 24 hour period ending 9 am with high 74 and low 64. Precipitation none and NE winds 6. Relative humidity 68 percent with station pressure 30.00 rising. Tonight fair with some ground fog. Tuesday hot humid with thunderstorms likely inland areas.
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog Dial FI
A terse line from the Palladium Times blog references the Commercial Printing Department and a dial in code FI 3800 for internal contact or filing. The fragment offers no further context, dates, or actions.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
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City Softball League
Sen. Kennedy
Bob Kennedy
Dobie J. Wilcox
Vicinity Obituary
Haynes
Andy Piraino
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