Amateur Archaeology Diggers Unearth Relics in Oswego Area
The Heritage Foundation and volunteers search Oswego area sites on Saturdays using shovels sieves and a hoped for mine detector to uncover historic objects. Finds include a colonial fire fork Civil War era boats green glass bottles an 18th century inkwell and clay pipes. Objects will be stored at Fort Museum or the Historical Society as part of a living local history effort.
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Benjamin Franslin
Tury
Fort Museum
Historical Society
Heritage Foundation
George Nesbitt
Marinus Willett
The
Living Museum
Oswego
Obituary of Mrs Rose Whalen Morrison of Linden
Mrs Rose Whalen Morrison died unexpectedly Sunday at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston a Linden New Jersey resident She was born in Oswego wife of John W Morrison daughter of the late Joseph and Clara Galvin Whalen A SUCO graduate she taught in Plainfield and Linden schools Surviving include her husband a son John W Morrison a brother the Rev Thomas Whalen two sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be in Linden with interment there
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Rose Whalen Morrison
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Mass
Linden
N. J
Oswego
John W. Morrison
Joseph
Clara Galvin Whalen
St. Mary's School
SUCO
Plainfield
St Elizabeth's Church
St. Mary's Church
John W Morrison
Thomas Whalen
St. Joseph's Church
Sanitaria Springs
Kenneth
Cathryn Mosher
Edward
Maynard i Clara) Fletcher
Westfield
Linden, N. J
Court Orders Mississippi U to Admit Negro
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ordered U.S. Judge Sidney Mize to issue an injunction forcing the white University of Mississippi to admit James H. Meredith. Meredith, a 29 year old Air Force veteran, has fought segregation for more than a year and faces loss of credits and GI benefits if he transfers.
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Jackson, Miss
John Minor Wisdom
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Wisdom
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Mize
Ole Miss
Robert B. Ellis
Jackson State Negro College
Kennedy policy blamed for market drop sparks GOP push
The GOP intensifies attacks linking President Kennedy's Yale speech and federal deficits to a market decline. The Senate Republican Policy Committee joins the Republican National Committee in arguing that Wall Street suffered from Kennedy era policies, while Javits calls for tax relief and corporate rate cuts to rally business confidence.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Republican National Committee
Wall Street
Yale
Jacob K. Javits
Congress
Javits
Treasury cash balance and debt figures for June 12
Treasury reports June 12 cash balance at 9.811 billion with year to date deposits of 96.66 billion and withdrawals of 103.21 billion. Total debt reaches 299.471 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
State warns on sub standard car seat belts enforcement
Lake Placid LAKE PLACID i State Motor Vehicle Commissioner William S Hults warned that starting Sunday anyone selling or installing sub standard automobile seat belts faces prosecution The law sets a maximum fine of 950 or 15 days in jail Enforcement was postponed to Oct 1 for a seal of approval on belts due to distributors with compliant belts lacking the seal Local dealers association meeting supported promoting seat belt use The law requires 1962 cars to have anchorages and belts mandatory from 1965 with specs for pressure buckle slippage stretching width and thickness
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Lake Placid i
William S. Hults
Hults
Hie
Associaton
Rockefeller Says Arm Twisting Will Force Wagner Run
ALBANY N Y Gov Rockefeller urges that President Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy will push Mayor Wagner to seek the New York governorship. Wagner denies any arm twisting and vows not to run. Rockefeller cites four other Democrats in the race and says Liberal Party support will come in the November election.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Wagner
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Queens
Frank D. O'Connor
Queens County
Samuel S. Stratton
Schenectady
Howard J. Samuels
Canandaigua
Majjof Stanley Church
New Rochelle
Liberal Party
Weather Summary and Temperatures for Today
For the 24 hour period ending at 8 am today high 75 low 63 mean 69 precip 0.17 station pressure 29 78 wind tonight north northeast 10 to 15 sunset 7 51. Sunrise tomorrow 4 26. Highest on this date 92 in 1943 lowest 48 in 1926. Forecast variable cloudiness cooler today fair cooler tonight sunny with moderate temperatures Wednesday.
Priest and Psychiatrist Share Common Ground Says Expert
Dr Henry R Gold a New York psychiatrist and rabbinic scholar told a University of Michigan audience that the functions of priest and psychiatrist are increasingly similar. Neither can replace the other but both occupy a common ground.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Henry R. Gold
New York
University of Michigan
Banker of Central Square Re-Elected President
John A. LeFaivre of First National Bank of Central Square was reelected president of the Central New York Bankers Association. Other officers include Harold F. Jones as vice president and Louis Purrell as secretary treasurer. Executive committee members are John Godzac, Frank G. Williams, and Marion F. Davis. Cayuga County.
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John A. LeFaivre
First National Bank of
Central Square
Central New York Bankers Association
Harold F. Jones
Louis Purrell
John Godzac
Onondaga County
Frank G. Williams
Oswego County
Marion F. Davis
Cayuga County
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