Fulton Board appoints two administrators and six teachers
The Fulton Board of Education approved two administrative appointments George MacDonald as elementary supervisor and Gordon Chesbro as Phillip Street principal. Six teachers were added to the district staff. The meeting covered resignations and numerous contract awards for transportation, milk, bread, rugs, acoustical ceilings, remodeling, tractor purchase, painting, and fuel oil. The next meetings were set for June 28 and July 6.
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Fulton
Fulton Board of Education
George MacDonald
Gordon Chesbro
Phillip Street
MacDonald
Oswego High School
State University College
Oswego
Oswego College
Phoenix Central School
Adams
Geraldine Autry
Carol Zellar
Leon Laws
Golden Sun Bus Lines
State Street
Fairgrieve
Walradt Street
Oswego Catholic High School
Gibson's
Erie Street
Larabee Bus Company
Lanigan
Oak Street
Triangle Farms
Durkees
American Seating Company
New High School
Acme Accoustical Company
Fulton High School
Waldradt Street
Carmen Vescio
Central Square Implement Company
Brown Brothers Associates
Sears Oil Company of
Rome
Agway Company
Fairgrieve School
Madelyn Howell
Fulton Urban Renewal Passes
The Senate approved a bill authorizing a City of Fulton urban renewal agency after Assembly approval. It moves to Governor Rockefeller for signing. Sponsored by Oswego Assemblyman Edward F. Crawford, the measure would create a panel of the mayor and aldermen.
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Albany
City of Fulton
Senate
Assembly
Rockefeller
Edward F. Crawford
Oswego
Fulton Bridge Tourney Winners at Fulton Elks Club
Mrs Matthew Frawley and George Johnson took first in the weekly Fulton Bridge tournament at the Fulton Elks Club. Mr and Mrs Samuel Sgroi were second, with Mrs Lawrence Sullivan and Mrs Hugh Davis third. Fourth went to Mrs Mildred Leach and Jack Burgess, while Miss Ariel Whitney and Clifford Pasquale were fifth.
Legion Auxiliary Picnic Slated in Foster Park
The American Legion Auxiliary will host its annual picnic on Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Foster Park. Special guests include boys and girls who donated their services during the auxiliary’s annual poppy day sale.
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Fulton
American Legion Auxiliary
Foster Park
Leaves Catch Fire Behind Fulton Cemetery
Fulton firefighters responded Monday afternoon to a leaf fire in the woods behind Mt Adnah cemetery. The blaze started in the underbrush and was brought under control with no injuries reported.
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Fulton — Fulton
Mt. Adnah Cemetery
Fulton announces engagement of Linda Billings to Edwin Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Phil lip Billings announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Edwin Ellis son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ellis Mansfield New York. A July 17 wedding is planned.
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Fulton
Phillip Billings
Pathfinder Courts
Linda Billings
Edwin Ellis
Lloyd Ellis
Mansfield
N.Y
Fulton Car Stolen From Papini Driveway
Fulton police investigated theft of a car owned by Nancy Papini of 102 West Second Street. The new car was reported taken from the Papini driveway sometime after midnight Tuesday morning.
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Fulton
Nancy Papini
West Second St
Papini
Convalescing at Home In Fulton
Mrs. Marion Auringer of Sharp Road is convalescing at her Fulton home after surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital Syracuse. Mrs. Lillian Manwarren of Emery Street Fulton is caring for Mrs Auringer.
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Fulton
Marion Auringer
Sharp Rd
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
Lillian Manwarren
Emery St
Auringer
Japan and Korea Sign Restored Diplomatic Treaties
Japan and South Korea signed treaties to establish normal relations for the first time in 60 years. The accord caps 14 years of on and off negotiations.
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Tokyo
Japan
South Korea
Fulton Woman Rose Fredenburg 87
Rose Fredenburg 87 widow of Boyd Fredenburg of Fulton RD 2 died Monday in Spencer Nursing Home New Haven after a long illness She was born in Scriba a long time resident Survived by daughter Ruth Cunningham four grandchildren a great grandchild sister Esther Yule and several nieces and nephews Services at 2 p m Thursday Young and Son funeral home with Rev Frank Hughes All Saints Episcopal Church officiating Burial Mt Adnah Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 7 to 9 p m and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Rose Fredenburg Fulton
Rose Fredenburg
Boyd Fredenburg
Fulton RD 2
Spencer Nursing Home
New Haven
Fredenburg
Scriba
Ruth Cunningham
Esther Yule
Young and Son Funeral Home
Frank Hughes
All Saints Episcopal Church
Mt. Adnah Cemetery
Obituary for Darrell Judge of Mallory D
Darrell Judge three year old son of Mr and Mrs Orville Judge of Mallory D died early Tuesday after a long illness. He is survived by two brothers Mark Bruce two sisters Janette Candy maternal grandparents Avra Jackson Syracuse and Mr and Mrs Aimon Green Mallory plus several aunts and uncles. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at Watson funeral home with Rev Ansel Gambrel Mallory officiating. Burial in Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at Watson Tuesday 7 9 pm and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 pm.
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Central Square
Darrell Judge
Orville Judge
Mallory R. D
Mark
Bruce
Janette
Candy
Avra Jackson
Syracuse
Aimon Green
Mallory
Watson Funeral Home
Ansel Gambrel
Pine Grove Cemetery
Redfield Wesleyan banquet honors county students
Juniors and seniors of Redfield and Camden Wesleyan Church were entertained Saturday evening at Rev. and Mrs. John Crandall's home. Mrs. Maida Verdon, Redfield Grade School principal, spoke as guest. Several local families visited or hosted others over the weekend.
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Redfield
Camden Wesleyan Church
John Crandall
Maida Verdon
Unidentified Space Probe Signals The Bochum Observatory
The Bochum space observatory reports receiving signals since Monday from an unidentified space probe. It speculates the signals may be from a manned Soviet space vehicle or an unmanned Cosmos series craft. The Soviet Union has orbited 68 Cosmos satellites in two years.
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Bochum
Germany
Bochum Space Observatory
Soviet Union
Schirra and Young Named for Navy Promotions
President Johnson nominated astronauts Walter Schirra and John Young for Navy promotions. Schirra to captain and Young to commander, each already holding the ranks since 1961 after their space ventures.
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Schirra
Young
Navy Promotions
Washington
Johnson
Walter Schirra
John Young
Navy
Cmdr. Schirra
Cmdr. Young
New York Market Eggs Shows Steady Demand and Varied Grades
New York wholesale egg offerings fair with adequate supply across large medium and small sizes. Demand remains good. Spot quotations list Standards 28 to 29 cents, Whites Extra fancy heavy 34 to 36, Fancy medium 33 to 41, Medium 24 to 25, Smalls 18 to 19. Browns 36 to 44, Fancy medium 26 to 44, Fancy heavy 35 to 36, Smalls 22 to 23.
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New York
USDA
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Stores
Eeeeeeenee
Allis H Calmers
Alum Ltd
Eeeee
Ambassador Oil
Am Airlines
Eeeeeenee
Worgon Sacanseeeseeesees
Booves Cnvcovasseese
M Tel & Tel
Armco Steel
Anaconda
Armstrong Cork
Arch Top & Santa Fe
Avco Mfg
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Bobbie Brooks
Dsl
Crouse-Hinds
Fruehauf Seeeenee
Am Trans Ceeeeeree
Gen Dynamics
Seeesees
Gen Electric
Gen Instruments
Gen Motors
Ceeeesseeee
Gen
Goodyear
Internat
Tel & Tel O
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Kennecott Copper
Kirby Ceeennee
Kresge Eee
Lehman Corp
Liggett & Myers
Lockheeed Airc
Marine
Northern Pacific
Olin Mathieson
Owens Illinois Glass Pacific Gas & Elec
Pacific Power and Light
Pacific Lighting
Pepsis
Phillips
Glenn Truax Dies in Chicago at Confectioners Conference
Glenn Truax 55, former Fulton resident and confectionery executive, died in Chicago after an illness at a conference. He had ties to Nestle and led several confectionery firms in Cambridge, Atlanta, and White Plains. Survived by wife Virginia and two daughters, services pending with Heart Fund donations encouraged.
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Glenn Truax
Chicago
Confectioners
Kingston Man Visits Stokers In Williamstown
Kingston resident James Brown visited the Stokers in Williamstown and joined them for a trip to Perryville for a gathering at Donald Snyder's home. The item lists local visits, illness, showers, and community events with multiple residents mentioned by name.
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Kingston Man
Stokers
Williamstown
Accidents Among Two Year-Olds Rise in New York Study
A year long study of children aged one to five in a suburban New York county finds boys are more prone to accidents than girls at all ages. Twenty-three percent of boys and 13 percent of girls needed medical treatment for serious accidents. Most incidents occurred in the child’s own yard living room or kitchen.
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New York
UPI
Journal of the American Academy of General Practice
Religious Folk Music Theme For Luncheon
The July luncheon of the Women's Federation will be at the Community House with Mrs. Davey Bracie as guest speaker on Religious Folk Music. Reservations via Mrs. Howard Well ing or Mrs. Charles Malone, co chairmen. Luncheon date July 21. attendees invited.
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Hannibal
Women's Federation
Davey Bracie
Howard Welling
Charles Malone
Guy Wadhams
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Reta Wilde
Lois Wilde
Faye Beckwith
Florence Welling
Ella Scott
Ruth Campbell
Nellie Scott
Joyce Ferlito
Southwest Oswego
Ann Palen
Mary Scott
Mary Horn
Nancy Malone
Oswego
Elsie Hudson
North Syracuse
Jean Sharp
Brewerton
Lela Walen
Annette Walen
Esther Gibbons
Leona Scott
Loise Beckwith
Jackie Scott
Marjorie
Judy
Rosytha Wilde
Linda Denman
June Bartlett
Southwest
Pavlenko Boys
John DiBello
Modern Paul Reveres Warn Floods Loom Over Kansas
In Great Bend Kansas a Red Cross worker says helicopters alert farm families as a five foot flood wall races along the Arkansas River. Pilots pause over rooftops to warn residents who underestimate water speed.
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Great Bend
Kan
Paul Reveres
Arkansas River
Kansas Red Cross
Tom Irving
Larned
Irving
Stocks Recover Moderate Gains In Quiet Trading
New York stocks held gains in a moderate recovery with fractional advances among leading issues. The Dow rose 2.96 to 877.08 at noon as Studebaker climbed over a point on news of renegotiated $17 million in short term debt. overall activity remained light and prices mixed on the American Stock Exchange.
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New York
Dow Jones
Studebaker
American Stock Exchange
Stock Averages Report From Dow Jones With Mixed Changes
The report shows Industrials up 3.02 to 877.14, Railroads up 0.64 to 1196.46, and Utilities up 0.43 to 155.09 at 2 p.m. It lists company names and percentage changes including United Aircraft United Tank Woolworth Western Union Westinghouse and Mohawk Airlines among others in a market snapshot.
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United Aircraft
United Tank C
Simus Rubber
Us Steel
Western Union
Cseeee
Westinghouse Elec
Woolworth Co
Wolverine
Youngstown Sheet
American Stock Exchange
Catalin Corp
North Can Oils
Universal Control
Syntex Maid Asad
Mohawk Airlines
Banasa
Dow Jones Inc
Auburn Bride Will Teach in Phoenix
Miss Gail Ann Wetherby and Henry W. Romig Jr were married at First Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Wetherby, will teach first grade at Elm Street Elementary School Phoenix in the fall. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Henry W Romig, is a claims adjuster for General Accident Group. They will reside in Liverpool.
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Auburn
Gail Ann Wetherby
Henry W. Romig Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph H. Wagner Jr
John M. Wetherby
West Lake Road
Henry W. Romig
Tuxill Square
East High School
Auburn Community College
Oswego State College
Elm Street
Phoenix
Liverpool
Traces Child Smashed at Dong Xoai and Family Struggles
Yen, a Vietnamese refugee, speaks of her family's hardship after the fall of the Communist north. Her father’s pension is meager, and relatives live in the north. The mother hopes for work at army camps or Catholic aid villages around Saigon. An American offered potential funds or a trip to the United States, but Yen wishes to stay with her family and longs for her father.
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Dong Xoai
Penio Amout
Yen
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
United States
Mother
Seniors Move Up at Phoenix Central School
Phoenix Central School held its 39th annual Moving Up Day on June 17 with the band performance and a flag salute. A Key of Knowledge was presented to Karen Johnson, and class officers for next year were announced across the senior junior and sophomore divisions.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
John C. Birdlebough
Hildelisa de la Noval
Martin Aylesworth
Karen Johnson
Barney Biancavilla
Ivy
Stephen Bowman
Betsy Smith
Susan DeLong
Sarah DiSalvo
Deborah Lowe
William Dwinelle
R. Giordanella
Dana Clary
Kathy Sachs
P. Biancavilla
Phoenix Heights sewer extension bids set to open July 13
The Village Board approved plans for a sewer extension in Phoenix Heights drawn by architects Stearns and Wheeler. Bids will be opened July 13 with a completion target of 75 days from start, as stated by representative William LaRose.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Heights
Stearns and Wheeler
William LaRose
Picnic safety tips for hot weather
To guard against food poisoning, choose picnic foods safe to transport in heat. Scrub every utensil with hot soap, ensure each helper is clean, and wash hands before handling food.
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New York
UPI
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Fulton Bridge
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Andrew Zahler
Sandy Creek
Canfield Mills
Glen Drake
John Hogan
John Stedman
Anna Adsit
Cuba
N. Y
Robert Ewart
Florence Hilliker
Pulaski
Rena Keeney
Palladium-Times
Ho Ho Kus
New Jersey
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Parish
Edgar L. Truax
Truax
Park St
Rider College
Trenton
N. J
Nestle Company
LaMont Corliss and Company
Peter Cahler
National Confectioners Association
St. Bartholomew’'s Episcopal Church
Virginia Richards Truax
Richard Winter
Ridgewood
Sally Truax
Christopher
Cynthia Winter
Edgar Truax
Leo
Berwick
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O'Brien
Heart Fund
James Brown
Kingston
Tom Stoker
Perryville
Donald Snyder
Harriette Balonde
Nancy Sweatland
John Sweatland
Ernest Sweatland
Nina Sweatland
Georgia
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David Harris
Edward
Donald Balintly
Robert Wheeler
Veterans Hospital
James Harris
Mildred Pappa
Warner Brown
Hugh Dowling
Harry Falvey
Lake Clear Junction
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Hamilton
Ray Gifford
Harry Moss
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Mexico
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Rome City Hospital
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Robert Combs
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Martin's
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Robin
Durbin Road
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Baldwinsville
al Hall
Carl Prestley
Keith Risley
Usn
Norfolk
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Risley
Keith
Jeanette Cooper
Howard Perkins
Earl Kellogg
Newark
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Bernice
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Chester Sychtysz
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Carrie Stock
Lloyd Hammond
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Walter Stock
Harris Hill Road
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Foster & Adams
New York Stock Exchange
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Harrison
Victor Dean
Texmont Noralex
Jacobus
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Regis Paper
Scott Eter
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EE Gow
Cvcrvcheeions
Southern Pacific
Eee
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Stand Oil Indiana
Oscicscasee
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Rollsman
Calif
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Texas
Texas Instruments
Thompson Ramo
Traces
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G.L.F
Massey Ferguson
LL Loyd Hackett
Hough
New York State
Macadam Construction
S. First ST
DIAL
J. H. O'Brien
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