Saint Luke's Nursing Home projected on East River Road
An architect’s rendering shows Saint Luke's $2 million nursing facility on East River Road as mortgage closing proceeds in Oswego city. Key figures include Herman Lavikoff and Eugene Myers of the New York State Finance Agency, Rev. William J. Brown, Carleton H. Rounds ALA Oswego, Mrs. Eugene F. Sullivan, and Edgar E. Fischer of the Health Department.
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N.Y.S. Finance Agency
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Wiliam J. Brown
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Carleton H. Rounds
A.la
Oswego
Eugene F. Sullivan
Edgar E. Fischer
N.¥.S. Department of Health
Costa Rican Court Blocks Extradition in Vesco Case
Washington reports the Costa Rican court refused Vesco's extradition as he faces fraud and obstructing justice charges tied to a $200,000 Nixon campaign contribution. The Justice Department and Senate Watergate investigators pursue the broader espionage and coverup questions.
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Washington
U.S
Sente
Watergate Committee
Robert L. Vesco
George McGovern
D-S.d
White House
R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
Senate Committee
Dean
McGovern
Ing
Vesco
New York City
Costa Rica
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Welfare fraud case tops New York records in Albany
Louise Butler, 37, mother of 10, was charged with second degree grand larceny over 26 274 dollars in welfare payments. Officials say she concealed her husband Sylvester’s presence to receive 600 dollar monthly aid totaling 26 274 dollars, while police found 946 dollars cash and 57 dollars in food stamps.
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N.Y
New York State
Louise Butler
Albany County Social Services Department
Sylvester
Butler
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State Welfare Inspector General
New York City
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New York Weather Improves Today Then Sunday
The Associated Press reports partly sunny skies and lower humidity across New York State today and Sunday. Scattered showers or thunderstorms are possible, mainly in the mountains, with a slow moving cold front offshore and a weak system in the St. Lawrence Valley contributing to showers. Highs range from the low 80s in western areas to upper 70s in the east. This echoes last year’s Tropical Storm Agnes activity in the region.
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Hudson Valley
New York City
Long Island
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New York
Pennsylvania
Queen Elizabeth II Visits Canada in Centennial RCMP Tour
Queen Elizabeth II begins a 10 day Canadian tour marking the RCMP centennial. She and Prince Philip will travel over 3400 miles through four provinces to 20 towns and cities, retracing routes from prior visits amid generally affectionate reception except for 1964 Quebec tensions.
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Elizabeth II
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Prince Philip
Quebec City
Golfball Size Hail Hits Checotah Oklahoma
Thunderstorms drenched the Eastern Seaboard and Pacific Northwest while midcountry and western areas enjoyed sunny skies. Oklahoma and Kansas saw isolated storms with hail the size of golf balls reported in Checotah eastern Oklahoma. Heavy rains touched parts of North Carolina and Virginia as dawn temperatures ranged from 47 in Sault Ste. Marie to 92 in Needles California.
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Associated Press
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Pacific Northwest
Oklahoma
Kansas
Checotah
North Carolina
Virginia
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
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Calif
Nixon names career diplomat ambassador to Denmark
President Nixon selected Philip K. Crowe of Easton Maryland a career foreign service officer to be the United States ambassador to Denmark Crowe previously served as ambassador to Ceylon and the Union of South Africa and led intelligence in the China Burma India theater in World War II later on an economic mission to China and was a special STRTN 1957 59
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Nixon
U.S
Denmark
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Ceylon
Union of South Afric
China
Fred J. Russell
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Calif
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San Diego
Space Agency
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Pope Paul VI pledges active role as peacemaker
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI Giovanni Battista Montini says he will remain an active promoter of peace. He spoke to a Vatican cardinal audience who wished him well on the feast of St John the Baptist.
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Vatican
Giovanni Bautista Montini
House OKs large appropriation bill for nine agencies
Washington report: Congress approved a massive funding bill funding nine government agencies for the next fiscal year. The measure passed 316 to 21 and totaled $453 million more than the President Nixon requested, including adjustments to programs he sought to replace or modify.
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Washington
Nixon
Chile Students Back Miners Support Strike Leaders Call Boycott
Chilean students showed anti government sentiment by boycotting classes to back striking copper miners. Leaders urged students Friday to stay off streets to avoid clashes with leftist supporters of Salvador Allende's Marxist government.
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Salvador Allende
Park signals reunified admission to United Nations
President Chung Hee Park says he would not oppose separate admission of North Korea and South Korea to the United Nations. The announcement, made on national television, marks a major policy shift since 1948.
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Seoul, Korea
Chung Hee Park
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations
Park
Appeals Court Refuses to Act in Antipoverty Agency Case
Washington AP report says the appeals court will not suspend a lower court ruling barring Howard W. Phillips from serving as acting director of the antipoverty agency. General Haig is accused of violating law and name checks show Staats notes indicate possible violations by Haig.
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Antipoverty
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nixon
Union thugs blamed for gunfire at Peron memorial
Buenos Aires police report at least 20 wounded after gunfire near a Peron memorial. The left wing Peronist Youth Movement blames union thugs for the attack, prompting a government call for calm and investigations.
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Peronista Young Movement
Juan D. Peron
Skylab Medic Ill After Sunlit Return to Earth
Dr Joseph P Kerwin, returned from a 28 day Skylab mission, was the sickest of the three crewmen with dizziness and vomiting. Commander Charles Conrad Jr. showed quick recovery while Paul J Weitz faced greater adaptation challenges to gravity. Flight surgeon Dr Royce Hawkins noted Kerwin’s unprecedented response and expected a substantial rebound after rest.
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Paul J. Weitz
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Kerwin
Box Score on U S Soviet Man in Space
SPACE CENTER Houston AP With the flight of Sky lab 1 the United States Soviet man in space box score now reads.
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U. S
Dollar Hits Record Low In Germany
In London and European centers signs of monetary easing appeared as the dollar fell to a record low in West Germany at 2.55 marks per dollar. The lira gained strength after France and West Germany pledged $1 billion in new credits, while gold softened in London and Zurich.
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Paris
Benny Goodman Headlines City Swing Honor Event in Westport
Benny Goodman known as the King of Swing performed as an unscheduled guest at a ceremony in Westport Connecticut. The Stamford resident joined a band to play Stompin at the Savoy and You and received an outstanding artist award during the Easter Seal Salute to the Arts event.
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Benny Goodman
Godman
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Savoy
Nixon Brezhnev Talks Move to California Home
Nixon and Brezhnev shift talks to the Western White House in San Clemente California to finish a lengthy communique on nuclear arms, European security, and NATO allies. Kissinger says the nine tenths complete document covers strategic arms talks and aviation links between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Brussels
U.S
Sheraton Sells Niagara Falls Ontario Hotels
A group led by White Holdings Ltd. has sold three Sheraton hotels at the Rainbow Bridge entrance in Niagara Falls Ontario for about 10 million dollars. The Brock 262 rooms Foxhead 406 rooms and Motor Inn 200 rooms will keep the Sheraton name. Jefferson in St. Louis was also involved in the talks.
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Sheraton Corp. of America
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Casals Made Honorary New York City Citizen in Rainy Ceremony
Cellist Pablo Casals, 96, was made an honorary New York City citizen in Central Park as 6000 drenched fans braved rain. Mayor Lindsay presented the plaque. Isaac Stern and the Casals Festival Orchestra performed briefly while Casals urged youthfulness and love to save the world.
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New York
Central Park
Casals
Isaac Stern
Saint-Saens
Casals Festival Orchestra
Alexander Schneider
John V. Lindsay
Pearl Bailey Hospitalized In London
American jazz singer Pearl Bailey, 55, was in intensive care in a London hospital after chest pains. A spokesman said she did not have a heart attack and would be kept for observation after a doctor’s examination the night before. Bailey had discussed her heart condition in London recently.
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London
Pearl Bailey
Miss Bailey
Ricochet Car Damages Store In Philadelphia
Irvin Hail, 76, of a northern New York village, drove his car into a Philadelphia supermarket when brakes failed. He reversed, lost control, and struck a house and a backyard trailer, with the garage shifted two feet from its foundation. Police said $1,000 damage to the market, major trailer damage, and minor house harm occurred Friday afternoon.
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N.Y
Irvin Hail
New York
Hail
Tractor trailer driver killed in New York crash
Daniel Tucker 21 of Scranton Pennsylvania died when his tractor trailer left N Y 41 southwest of Syracuse and struck two trees. His brother William Tucker of Taylor Pennsylvania was hospitalized at Auburn Memorial Hospital in Auburn with satisfactory condition.
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N.Y
Daniel Tucker
Scranton
Syracuse
William Tucker
Taylor, Pa
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Auburn
Two Guards Killed as Inmates Take Over Cellblock
In Florence Arizona State Prison inmates stormed a cellblock and killed two guards, apparently by stabbing. Officials launched an investigation as authorities sought motives and methods behind the disturbance. A new warden was to start duties at the facility in three weeks.
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Ariz
Arizona State Prison
Ed Aitkens
John Moran
State Department of Corrections
Central Arizona
Harold Cardwell
Ohio State
First Black Woman to Lead United Church of Christ
Judge Margaret Haywood of Washington DC, an associate DC Superior Court justice, was expected to be elected moderator of the United Church of Christ. She would become the first woman and first black person to hold the post, with acclamation anticipated at the biennial synod. Haywood has long served on the churchs executive council and in civic church affairs.
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Washington, D.C
Womaan
ST. Louis, Mo
Margaret H. Haywood
Haywood
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