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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1968
Page
1
Campaign Committee of the Greater Os Commerce worked to make Oswego a more attractive city. Enthusiastic youngsters gathered, leaving no scrap on the grounds as they took pride in a job well done.
Vice President said to resume campaign in Minnesota amid a patchy reception among old loyalists. He argued for a slower arms race and a broader push to reduce tensions, while supporters pushed back on strategy and timing. He faces a mixed reaction as the campaign continues.
AP reports gusty winds drive large brush fires through Los Padres National Forest and near Bouquet Reservoir in central California. About 1,200 acres burned with four treated for smoke inhalation as 1,000 firefighters, plus 400 soldiers, battled the fast moving blaze near Liebre Mountain and Pinal Creek. A special 28 member Indian fire crew joined from New Mexico to help encircle the fire.
The Poor People Campaign enters a decisive weekend in Washington as Resurrection City faces a Sunday permit expiration at 8 p.m. Federal officials oppose extending the stay amid clashes and arrests, while activists seek accommodations amid tense negotiations and widely cited figures on Eastland welfare.
OTTAWA AP The St Seaway strike will cost 96000 daily in toll losses and 34100 in lost wages as talks on a two year contract proceed The Seaway Authority pegged a 6 percent annual pay rise at 543006 yearly and Welland Canal traffic by June 14 reached 16856000 tons surpassing 1966 record
Irving Dominy aged 61 from Plattsburgh drowned Friday when his boat capsized on Lake Champlain. The accident occurred near Chazy Landing, and authorities were alerted shortly after.
North Korea via the Central News Agency claimed its navy sunk an enemy spy ship in the Yellow Sea and said the crew went to the bottom to the last man. US and South Korean officials did not confirm the incident, with Pentagon and Seoul statements calling the report erroneous or unverified.
Saigon reports mark the Vietnam War as the longest U S conflict with six years six months since December 1961. U S forces shift to block infiltration toward Saigon while paratroopers press enemy lines nine miles northwest of the capital. U S command warns of further Viet Cong offensives as negotiations in Paris unfold.
Allan Irvine and Francis Irvine welcomed four baby boys at Home Hospital in Lafayette Indiana after a twoparty pregnancy. The quads named A B C and D were born within 92 minutes weighing 2 pounds 13 ounces to 3 pounds 4 ounces. Doctors say the first days are critical as the infants receive incubator care and special diets. The Irvines live in Wheatfield and expect adjustment as the family expands beyond two to six.
Three Republican senators Griffin Tower and Thurmond said they would oppose any move by President Johnson to name a new chief justice after Earl Warren retires. They argued a lame duck president should not set long term court leadership as the nation nears a new administration. Eastland noted confirmation would be required for any elevation, as in 1941 when Stone succeeded Hughes.
LATE WIRE: OAK BLUFFS Mass AP reports Remi Sen. Brooke, 19, daughter of Edward W. Brooke, will marry Donald R. Hasler, 18, of New Milford New Jersey, in a Catholic ceremony at her summer home. They met last fall.
Denver police dispersed two disturbance incidents across the city in three hours using tear gas to break up crowds. Authorities reported multiple arrests as officers restored order in the downtown and midtown areas.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, closing a week of campaigning for the Republican presidential nomination, was exhilarated by large crowds in Wilmington Delaware and by the favorable reaction from GOP delegates. He concedes two thirds of leaders favor Nixon but says the race is turning and he is still pursuing the nomination.
Archbishop Terence J. Cooke plans to visit Pope Paul VI in Rome during the last week of July. Secretary of State Dean Rusk departed Washington for Iceland to participate in the mid year meeting of NATO ministers.
Arthur J. Goldberg resigns as U S chief UN envoy after steering the delegation since July 1965. He plans law practice in Washington or New York, lectures, writing a policy memoir, and serving as government consultant and UN Association chair. He hints at possible Supreme Court return and public commissions. He made farewell to U Thant after U S Soviet nonproliferation treaty approval.
In Rio de Janeiro clashes over education funding turned violent as police and students battled for a third day. A policeman and two students were killed with unconfirmed reports of another student death. Over 100 injured and more than 1,000 arrested as windows were smashed at the U S Embassy and tear gas spread through the building. Anti American overtones marked most protests in the city recently.
The New York State Banking Board raised the maximum rate on certain individual loans including home mortgages from 6 to 7 percent, effective July 1, following a new state law allowing a 5 to 7 percent ceiling. Banking sources say the change aims to free mortgage money and ease financing for home building, noting many mortgages were written with a potential rate rise clause.
Hugo Vihlen, in the 6-foot boat April Fool, completed about 4,600 miles from Casablanca to near Miami then to Fort Lauderdale after a 85 day voyage. He was escorted by a Coast Guard cutter and later taken ashore on a fishing boat. His father and wife joined the landing crowd as Vihlen reflected on the journey and its challenges.
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