Oswego Catholic High honors 132 graduates at ceremony
Most Rev. David F. Cunningham delivered the commencement address as 132 Oswego Catholic High School seniors received diplomas in St. Francis Hall. The event honored many students with awards including St. Francis, St. Vincent de Paul, American history, science, and language prizes, with faculty and area clergy in attendance.
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Oswego Catholic High School
St. Francis Hall
David F. Cunningham
Syracuse
Cunningham
Oswego
Fulton
Minetto
Hannibal
Sisters of St. Joseph
Dominican Sisters of
Sparkhill
Jolenta
Franciscan Order
Father Yennock
Janice Richmond
Edith Lee
OCHS
Richmond
Yennock
Marjorie
France
Paula McNamara
Francis Aartman
Cynthia Kabat
John Allen
Theresa Spatano
Thomas Proud
Kathy Komarnicki
Dora Christian
Eugene M. Yennock
Miss Christian
St. Francis
Catholic Daughters of America
Komarnicki
St. Vincent de Paul
Byron Smith
Betty Ruggio
Knights of Columbus
Oswego Council
Marine Midland Trust Co
St. Thomas Aquinas
Elizabeth Seton
Eric Wolven
Kristin Kissock
Patricia Donovan
Suzanne Fox
Elks
Oswego Lodge
Stephen Frawley
Barbara Turner
Margaret Quigley
Joseph Bergman
John Sullivan
Tom Comerford
Jacqueline Colosimo
Mary Kostoroski
Oswego Rotary Club
Adele Brown
Joseph Berkman
Oswego Firemen’s Benevolent Association
Elizabeth Arden
Cross Burned at Home of Negro Teacher in East Meadow
A six foot cross was burned outside the home of Vincent F. Wright a 31 year old Negro school teacher with a white wife in East Meadow Long Island Detectives report Wright heard his car windows broken and silent phone calls Wright has lived in the white neighborhood for two years and this is the first cross burn case Eiseman said.
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East Meadow
N.Y
Fred Eiseman
Vincent F. Wright
Long Island
Wright
East
Acme Markets Names John R. Park President
John R. Park was elected president of Acme Markets, Inc. at the Board of Directors meeting following the Annual Stockholders Meeting on June 23. He succeeds Paul J. Cupp who remains chairman and chief executive officer.
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John R. Park
Acme Markets, Inc
Paul J. Cupp
Mr. Park
American Stores Co
Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
For the 24 hour period ending 9 am today high 86 low 68 mean 77 with no precipitation. Winds W to NW 12 mph, station pressure 30.18, relative humidity 70 percent. Highs 80 near the lake to 90 inland, tonight 65 to 70. Mostly fair and humid with a chance of thunderstorm, then sultry Tuesday with cooler by evening and southwest winds 15 to 30 mph gusts over 50 with storms.
Buses collide injuring six near Flatbush intersection
A school bus and a city transit bus collided at Utica Avenue and Avenue L in Brooklyn. Sixteen people were taken to Coney Island and Kings County hospitals, including five adults and five children at Coney Island Hospital. A child had a serious forehead laceration and possible concussion.
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New York
City Transit
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Coney Island Hospital
Kings County Hospital
Children’s Bus Service
P.S. 203
Avenue M
52Nd Street
Poli
Utica Avenue
Avenue L
Grand Circuit Horses Invade New York State
The Grand Circuit brings top 2 and 3 year old harness horses to Saratoga Raceway and Roosevelt Raceway with features including the $17,149 Saratoga Springs Trot and the $19,772 Schuylerville Pace. Bret Hanover aims for his 30th win as Noble Victory seeks glory on Thursday. Cap Hanover and Dunham Hanover post fast miles at Vernon Downs and Saratoga Raceway respectively.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Raceway
New York State
Bret Hanover
Noble Victory
Castleton Farm
du Quoin
Ill
Saratoga Springs
Schuylerville
Roosevelt Raceway
Speedy Scot
Su Mac Lad
Speedy Count
Big John
Speedy Rodney
Vernon Downs
Cap Hanover
Yankee Mick
East Meadow
Buffalo Raceway
Bedazzled
Dunham Hanover
Lake George
Torpid
Floyd Captures First Big Title at St Paul Open
Raymond Floyd, 22, won the $100000 St Paul Open with a 270 total, four strokes ahead of Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler. He earned $20000, the biggest check of his career, after a final 69 at Keller Golf Course. Palmer and Sanders praised his talent.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Raymond Floyd
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Power Brigade
Floyd
Keller
Tommy Aaron
Gene Littler
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Fayetteville
N.C
St. Andrews
Aaron
Dean Refram
Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Joe Campbell
Dick Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
Randy Glover
Treasury cash balance and debt figures for June 23 1965
The U S Treasury reports in Washington a cash position of 12 303 138 546 16 dollars on June 23 1965. Deposits for the fiscal year beginning July 1 totaled 122 323 485 80 dollars while withdrawals reached 124 293 730 048 12 dollars. The total national debt stands at 317 917 720 139 51 dollars.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Starlings And Masons Record Babe Ruth Wins
Two moved up Babe Ruth League games were played Sunday at Fort Ontario. The Masons routed the Young Democrats 15 2 as Rich Edwards led with a two bagger and three singles and Mike Converse added a double and two singles. Kevin Riley struck out five while adding two singles. The Starlings edged Oswego City Savings Bank 6 5 as Riley and Dowdie contributed key hits and Fox took the loss.
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Fort Ontario
Steelworkers Local 2877
Starlings
Masonic Club
Young Democrats
Oswego City Savings Bank
Masons
Kevin Riley
Herb Fox
John Dowdie
Fran Fetterly
Jim Star
Rich Edwards
Mike Converse
Riley
Pat Canale
Rich Woods
Joe Annorino
Gary Shanley
MacDonald’s triple seals Starlings’ seventh inning win
Gary MacDonald delivered a decisive triple in the top of the seventh, driving in the go ahead run after a fielder’s choice left runners on base. He joined his second career triple and first plated a runner in the fifth. Bankers’ pitching held the Starlings to five singles.
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Gary MacDonald
Bob Barsi
MacDonald
Gerry Michalski
The
Bankers
Mark Sherwood
Mike Crisafulli
Mike Meehan
Joe Paeno
Barsi
Clark Wins 51st Grand Prix of France in Relaxed Fashion
Scotsman Jim Clark claimed the 51st Grand Prix of France in Clermont Ferrand as his smooth driving style left the field astonished. Clark said he felt at home on the circuit after only a few laps and did not realize he was setting lap records.
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France
Jim Clark
Clark wins grueling Iver Arctic course race in record time
Clark, driving a Lotus, conquers the serpentine Ive- Auvergne circuit in 2 hours 14 minutes 38.4 seconds over 40 laps finishing with seven lap records. He earns 27 world championship points as Graham Hill and Jackie Stewart trail in second and fifth at the event.
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Clark
Lotus
BRM
Graham Hill
Jackie Stewart
Great Britain
Stewart
Hill
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Acme Markets
Hough
Macadam Construction
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DIAL
Fulton, N.Y
J. H. O'Brien
Pres
Marine Corps League
Oswego County
Joseph T. White Jr
Joseph Wine
James Woods
Joseph Shandor
Wallace Roberts
Charles Rose
William Shinnick
Spencer Cooper
U. S. Treasury Report
Babe Ruth
Michalski
Tom DeSantis
Fred von Holtz
Bob Allen
Clermont. Ferrand
Crown Tire CO
Albany Sts
W. First ST
Raichle's, Inc
Construction OF Osweco, Inc
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