Oswego County Reports No Primary Contests Tomorrow
Oswego County will not hold primaries tomorrow as no-designated petitions created contests. The Liberal Party petition was ruled invalid by Justice Richard D. Simons, dispelling two potential district primaries in Oswego and Fulton. No primary to select county Liberal Committee members. status of the Liberal Party remains unclear.
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Oswego County
New York State
Liberal Party
Oswego
Fulton
Richard D. Simons
State Supreme Court
Simonson
Justice Simons
Thomas M. McGough
Fifth District
Judge McGough
Conn Organ Ad Praises Learning Method and Models
An advertisement for the Conn Organ promotes the new In stead Music learning method claiming to teach 39 popular songs in minutes. It touts dual keyboards with feet pedals, human expression, and professional quality from C. G. Conn Ltd. Nine models start at $995 with easy payments offered.
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Conn
C. G. Conn, Ltd
Polish Catholics celebrate millen nium with Warsaw crowds clash
In Warsaw thousands of Catholics massed near Cardinal Wyszynski's palace as Communist party workers blocked streets. Rioting broke out when police tried to clear marchers who chanted Primates and Catholics unite. Helmeted police charged, tear gas rose, and crowds dispersed by midnight.
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Warsaw
Communist Party
Cardinal Wyszynski
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Polish United Workers (Communist
No Primaries But Taverns To Be Closed In Oswego County
Oswego County will enforce the law prohibiting sale of intoxicating beverages during voting hours from noon to 9 p m though no primaries will be held. The rule applies even in areas without polling places despite apparent oddities.
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Oswego County
Mohnkern Re elected Secretary at State Executives Conference
Lionel A. Mohnkern executive manager of the Greater Oswego Chamber of Commerce was re elected secretary of the New York State Chamber of Commerce Executives for the tenth year at the annual summer conference in Inlet covering June 22 to 25. He was also named a director at large for Region 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel A. Mohnkern
Greater Oswego
Schenectady Chamber of Commerce
Helen Bell Rogers
Yonkers Chamber of Commerce
John J. Roberts
Empire State Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Richard B. Irwin
Staten Island Chamber of Commerce
Henry Gallien, Jr
New York State Dept. of Commerce
Alfred M. Hudson
Mohawk Air Lines
Joseph Horan
Don Petruccelli
la Crosse
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Heirs named in Galletta Estate probate filing
Maria Galletta died May 10 in Oswego. Her will names two sons John and George Galletta and two daughters Mary Rose Driscoll and Helen Foschani, all of Oswego, with Leyden F. Brown as attorney. James F. Cahill of Pulaski leaves a 100 dollar bequest to Rev. Howard Gosier and 100 to his nephew Thomas Neil Cahill, remainder to Natalie Cahill. Maude W. Barclay of Richland leaves all to husband Robert J. Barclay.
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Maria Galletta
Oswego
John
George Galletta
Mary Rose Driscoll
Helen Foschani
Leyden FE
Brown
James F. Cahill
Pulaski
Howard Gosier
Ogdensburg
Thomas Neil Cahill
Natalie G. Cahill
Maude W. Barclay
Richland
Robert J. Barclay
U. S. Sky-Troopers and Buddhist Crisis in Vietnam
U S Sky-Troopers seize radio equipment at a pagoda amid Buddhist protests ahead of the September elections. Buddhist Institute leader Thich Tam Chau threatens a boycott while Thich Tri Quang endures a fast in Saigon. In Saigon, 153000 Vietnamese construction workers strike for higher pay, delaying Pentagon projects including a new embassy. Two U S Marine captives escape after a month and a half in Viet Cong captivity, trekking through peril to reach a government outpost near An Hoa.
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Struggle Movement
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Unified Buddhist Church
Thich Tri Quang
Saigon
Hue
U.S
American
Pentagon
South Viet Nam
Tan Son Nhut
Associated Press
Bob Gassaway
U.S. Marine Corps
James 8. Dodson
York
Lance Cpl
Walter W. Eckes
New York City
da Nang
Dodson
Eckes
An Hoa
Psychologists Attend Unique Educational Disadvantage Workshop
Lisle F. Rath of Oswego County and Otto H. Wallenfels of Fulton were among 70 practicing school psychologists at a first of its kind workshop for the educationally disadvantaged. The event was led by seventeen education and psychology authorities and held at The State University College at Potsdam from June 20 to 24.
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Oswego Area
State University College At
Potsdam
Lisle F. Rath
Oswego County
Cleveland Man Elected VFW State Junior Vice Commander
Frank Marcellus of Constantia, Oswego County postman and longtime VFW leader, was elected junior vice commander of New York State VFW at the 47th annual convention. He organized a drill corps of girls for Oswego County parades, succeeding Herbert C. Brian as state commander. Brian is executive secretary of the Ogdensburg Chamber of Commerce and succeeds Vincent J. DiMattina.
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Rochester
Frank Marcellus
Constantia
Oswego County
Department of State of New York
Marcellus
Herbert C. Brian
Ogdensburg
Emerson Upset at Wimbledon Sends Davidson to Quarterfinals
In Wimbledon fourth round, unseeded Australian Owen Davidson defeated defending champion Roy Emerson 1-6 6-3 6-4 6-4. The 29-year-old Emerson, aiming to be the first to win three straight titles since Fred Perry, was unsettled after a fall in the second set.
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Wimbledon
England
Owen Davidson
Roy Emerson
Australia
Davidson
Fred Perry
Emerson
Oswego Firemen Contain Fires At Three Dwellings
Oswego firefighters responded to three weekend alarms. At 43 Liberty St a pan on a stove caused smoke and fire damage to the kitchen and dining areas of Mrs. Barbara Stacey's home, owned by Mr. Grasso, under Capt. William Clare. A grass fire at 272 W Seventh St damaged a side of the Fred Byrne residence, then at 134 E 10th St a studio couch burned, quickly extinguished with damage to the couch.
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Oswego
Liberty St
Barbara Stacey
Grasso
William Clare
Fred Byrne
Seventh St
Searor
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Harry Arkland 50th
Mr and Mrs Harry Arkland observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a buffet luncheon and open house hosted by their daughter and son in law at 180 Duer Street. A Mass of Thanksgiving was planned for St Peters Church and Mr Arkland, retired from Marathon Paper Co in 1961, remains in good health. Guests traveled from California and several New York communities to attend.
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Laura K. Chambers
Harry M. Arkland
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Chateaguar
N. Y
Marion K. Chambers
Clarence Dwyer
J. P. Turner
Duer St
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Arkland
F. Fighth Sr
Marathon Paper Co
Oswego
California
Richfield Springs
White Plains
Yonkers
Utica
Liverpool
Rochester
Vicinity
Emerson Injures Leg as Crowd Reacts at Center Court
The match halted when Emerson slipped and slammed into the umpire chair, leaving him briefly unable to continue before he returned to the line. Earlier Nancy Richey, co holder of the No 1 U S ranking, reached the quarter finals by beating Kathy Harter 6 2 6 4 in a rain interrupted match.
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Emerson
Nancy Richey
United States
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Calif
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Grose Music Shop
Second St
Oswego High School
Pontiac Hotel
H. Willard Pierce
Norma Hibbert
Tessa Price
Alex von Holtz
Yg Faust
Paul Guido
Galletta
Guitar
West
U. S
Cleveland
VFW
Brian
Mrs
Harry Arkland
Big Tuffy
Idea
Ana
Oswego Plaza
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