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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
12
The article outlines standard and part time employment certificates for minors 14 to 17 in the enlarged city school district. It details hours, start times, and weekly limits for factory and mercantile work, plus special permits for vacations, farm work, hand harvest, and newspaper delivery.
In Birmingham the NAACP begins a statewide campaign to register Negro voters, aiming for 100000 new registrations by summer's end and building stronger Negro county leadership. About 100 volunteers start the two day workshop and will door to door reach voters with 240 total assigned to Alabama.
New York Yankees scout Art Dede received a plaque from the Metropolitan College Baseball Conference at its spring meeting for dedication to baseball. Mets scout Clarence Jonnard also attended the session discussing MCBC season prospects.
The Wine Institute reports America sold enough vermouth last year to mix 4.6 billion six-to-one martinis. The staggering figure underlines strong demand for a staple cocktail ingredient across households and bars.
Recreation Director Roy McCrobie announced the city beach at Sheldon Ave will open July 1 under an agreement with the Onondaga County Metropolitan Water Board project engineers. O'Brien & Gere will keep the construction area fenced near the pumping station. blasting is finished. A portable toilet setup will serve beachgoers while the bathhouse remains closed.
Officials will have lifeguards on duty from July 1 with efforts to ensure public safety in the area. The beach area had been closed to the public in May.
George LaPointe of Fulton faces a Fulton County Court jury on an indictment charging burglary third degree attempted petit larceny and malicious damage to property. The trial before Judge Don H. Stacy began this morning with District Attorney John R. Murray prosecuting and George Valette of Fulton defending.
Ray Block, Ed Sullivan's musical director, first gained experience by organizing a jazz quintet for a cross country tour, shaping his early career as a maestro.
The Farragut Idaho event hosts 9000 Girl Scouts in July for the annual senior round up. Campers prepare 342,144 meals on charcoal stoves with nine servings per recipe for patrols of eight girls and one adult.
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