Fulton Council Approves Dilts Plant Expansion Plan
A $3 million expansion of the Dilts Division plant in Fulton won council approval after aldermen agreed to abandon a section of North First Street. The project would add about 150 skilled jobs and raise payroll by roughly $1 million annually as sales are expected to double in five years. Mayor Percy Patrick Jr. said negotiations had centered on acquiring land and street rights for construction.
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Fulton
Dilts
Black Clawson Co
Fulton Common Council
North First St
Percy Patrick Jr
Richard Phelps
Harry Meadowcroft
Dunbar
Hubbard
North First Sts
Patrick
Pope Defends Priest Celibacy Amid Defections
The Pope decries priestly defections as lamentable and urges focus on candidate fitness. He argues celibacy reflects Christ’s lifelong dedication and enhances priestly service, while noting blame lies in improper discernment rather than celibacy itself.
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Christ
Knights of Columbus To Dine With Masons
The Masons of Hiram Lodge 144 F and AM will hold their St John’s Day breakfast at the Knights of Columbus Home Sunday from 8 to 10 am. A large turnout of Masons and Knights is expected. The St John’s Day service will follow at 11 am at the First Congregational Church led by Rev. Dr. Harold W McGilvray.
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Fulton
Hiram Lodge
F&am
Knights of Columbus
Masons
Knights
First Congregational Church
Harold W. McGilvray
Interest in New York Lottery Draws Broad Attentio
Interest in buying New York State lottery tickets has spread beyond the state borders. Federal law frustrates foreign and out of state applicants who mail in requests.
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Albany, N.Y
New York State
Fulton Obituary for Eleanor Rugg Ryan
Mrs Eleanor Rugg Ryan widow of James L Ryan died Thursday in Syracuse Memorial hospital after a long illness. Born in Fulton she lived in Syracuse years with her daughter Mrs Richard Currier. She worked at Will Baumer Candle Company until retirement. Survived by daughter, two sisters Mrs John W Gillard and Mrs George C Themayer and a brother William Rugg plus grandchildren. Services Monday morning at Edward Ryan funeral home Syracuse with calling hours Saturday 7 to 9 pm and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Fulton
Eleanor Rugg Ryan
James L. Ryan
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Syracuse
Richard Currier
Will & Baumer Candle Company
Currier
John W. Gillard
George C. Themayer
Minneapolis, Minn
William Rugg
Edward Ryan
W. Genesee St
Infant James M. Hess dies. services set
James M Hess infant son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Hess RD 1 Pennellville died Thursday at Lee Memorial Hospital He was born in Syracuse May 2 Surviving are his parents a sister Patricia Amerman Hess maternal grandparents James Amerman and Mrs Margaret Levitz both of Syracuse paternal grandmother Mrs Dora Hess RD 1 Loman Aunts and uncles Services Saturday at 2 PM Young and Son Funeral Home Rev Harold Thomas State Street Methodist Church officiating Burial Roosevelt Cemetery Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 PM
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Fulton
James M. Hess
Melvin Hess
Pennellville
Lee Memorial Hospital
Syracuse
Hess
Patricia Amerman Hess
James Amerman
Margaret Levitz
Dora Hess
Loman
Young and Son Funeral
Harold Thomas
State Street Methodist Church
Roosevelt Cemetery
Senate Delays Censure Vote Over Dodd Ethics Case
Several senators including Dodd and Tow er were absent during the stalled session as the Senate refused to soften the ethics committee recommendation. The chamber defeated Tower’s amendment to reprimand instead of censuring Dodd by 87 to 9, while a prior vote on standards of conduct failed 78 to 18.
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R-S.c
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Dodd
Tower
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Connecticut
Ethics Committee
Senate Ethics Committee
John Tower
Bipartisan
Kosygin Johnson Summit At Glassboro Sets Tone For Talks
The Johnson Kosygin meeting in Glassboro drew officials from both sides including Rusk McNamara Rostow Thompson Bundy and Christian. Kosygin arrived with a large Soviet delegation while Johnson hosted at Hollybush College as they weighed Middle East Vietnam and a nuclear treaty amid cautious public diplomacy.
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Johnson
Kosygin
Camden
N.J
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
Yuri Firsov
Walt W. Rostow
Llewellyn E. Thompson
U.S
Moscow
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
George Christian
Marvin Watson
College
Hollybush
White House
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Camp David
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Fulton Acquires Property For Site of New City Hall
Fulton aldermen authorized Mayor Percy Patrick Jr to purchase two South First St parcels the Dr. Steinitz and American Legion properties for 102,500. A city hall complex is eyed with fire and police facilities planned, demolition of current buildings, and an aim to finish plans by January for spring construction.
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Fulton
City Hall
South First St
Percy Patrick, Jr
Gerard Steinitz
American Legion
Fourth Ward
Harold Guifdlge
Louis Fabrizzio
Vernon Sheeley
First St
Patrick
First Ward
Walradt
Phillip
Gansvoort
Schuyler
Jerome
Leithh
Kellogg
Hart
Hannibal St
Walract
Hannibal
Atlantic
Batavia
Lyman
Riverside Avenue
Bakeman
Curtis
Litwak
Walnut
Cedar
Chestnut
Third Ward
East Broadway
Holly Drive
12Th
Taylor Ave
Park
State
Wilbur Ave
Maple Avenue
Maple Ave
Fay
Third
Nestle Ave
Lyons
Union
Mount Pleasant Church Seniors to be recognized Sunday
Fulton Mount Pleasant Methodist Church will honor the senior class during the 11 a m service Sunday. Local residents include Grace Sikes of South Fourth Street who recently fractured her hip and was admitted to Oswego Hospital. Oswego residents Mr and Mrs George Thompson visited Mrs Bessie Myl christ and Mrs Gladys Lawrence. Edith Russell of Cayuga Street plans to move to Ironwood Michigan, after living with Grace Hall.
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Fulton
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Grace Sikes
South Fourth St
Volney Center
Oswego Hospital
George Thompson
Oswego
Bessie Mylchrist
Gladys Lawrence
Park St
Mrs E LaFave Visits Phoenix and Watertown Move
Mrs E LaFave and family, lately transferred from Portmough to Syracuse, spend time in Phoenix and Watertown while seeking a local home. The note lists visiting relatives, graduation plans for Misses Joan and Jean Bolger, and a birthday supper for Mary Ann Walter.
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Phoenix
Earl LaFave
LaFave
Portsmouth
Syracuse
Cold Brook
Joan and
Jean Bolger
Phoenix Central School
William Bill
Valice Walter
Mary Ann Walter
Richard Walter
Christopher White
Elm St
Graham Wells
Church St
Baptist Bible School Opens on July 5 in Phoenix
The First Baptist church announces Vacation Bible School from July 5 to 14, 9 to 11 45 a.m., for ages 4 through 14 with theme Explore Gods Hidden Wonders. Registration runs to June 25. contact Rev Dean A Bonsall for details. The article also covers Rev Richard Tillapaugh starting at First Methodist, summer events, and church notices.
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Phoenix
First Baptist Church
Dean A. Bonsall
Richard Tillapaugh
First Methodist Church
Zingarelli
Phoenix High School
Wesley
Tillapaugh
Phoenix Schools Close Today For Annual Vacation
Phoenix area school notes report Elm St. faculty farewell luncheon with gifts to long time staff including Principal Thomas J. Scholl and several teachers as Phoenix schools shut for summer vacation. Other items mention a Mary Miriam Circle picnic and various local society happenings.
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Phoenix
Elm St
Thomas J. Scholl
Helena Dunlavey
Joyce Parker
Donnelly
Thomas Scholl
Jan Marcy
Mary Miriam
The
Methodist Church
Marion Baker
Michael Scott
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Arthur Woodridge
Fulton RD
Laurence Delong
Raymond Woodridge
Pennellville
Rita Kastler
Nancy Brotherton
Betty Bingham
Keith Bingham
Miss Bingham
Wayne Stokie
Gouverneur
Edith Parker
Winter Park
Fla
William Wikoff
Charles Grauman
Mr. Grauman
Myrtle Grauman
Little Falls
Arthur Sorg
Emma Cummings
Baltimore
U.N Deliberations Focus on Arab Israeli Resolution Path
At the United Nations emergency session delegates weigh Soviet and U.S. plans amid quiet bargaining. Private talks among diplomats, premiers, and foreign ministers shape a compromise, with Abba Eban pledging Jerusalem holy sites be safeguarded while Israel keeps control of the Jordanian sector.
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Kiselev
Israel
United Nations
Tion
Glassboro
N.J
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Middle East
U.N
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Eban
Holy Places
New York State Police Academy graduates 31 troopers
Jackson W. Van Dyke of Phoenix Road 1 joined 30 other cadets in completing 16 weeks of study at Troop C headquarters Sidney before the 31 graduates were honored at exercises on the State University College at Oneonta campus.
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Jackson W. van Dyke
Phoenix RD
New York
State Police Academy
State University College
Oneonta
Sidney
Actress Jayne Mansfield's Daughter Goes to Relatives
Los Angeles police say Jayne Marie Mansfield, 16, ran away from her mother's mansion Friday night and is now living with a close relative. She reported a male friend of her mother beat her during the incident.
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Los Angeles
Jayne Mansfield
Jayne Marie
Carmichael and Two Associates Jailed in Dixie Hills
Stokely Carmichael and two associates were jailed overnight on $1,000 appeal bonds after convictions for refusing a police order to move on in Dixie Hills. They faced a $53 fine or 50 days in jail under a loitering statute, following four nights of violence in the predominantly Negro complex.
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Atlanta, Ga
Stokely Carmichael
Dixie Hills
Howard Moore
T. C. Little
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