City Hall Future Remains Uncertain In Oswego
Oswego city hall nears its centennial yet is described as an antique that still serves municipal needs. Mayor John O C Conway weighs preserving or replacing it as progress and costs loom, with 1971 Eastside Sewage and 1973 west side projects taking priority before any city hall decision, likely not before 1975.
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John O'C. Conway
Palladium Times
Don McCann
Oswego
Conway
John Potter Hatch
U. S. Army
Donald McCann
John O'C Conway
Eastside
Winnie Ruth Judd Captured After 1962 Escape
A woman in a Danville California home claimed as Marian Lane is identified by Sheriff officials as Winnie Ruth Judd the 1933 double murder convict who escaped from an Arizona mental hospital. Lt. Robert Lang says fingerprints photos and a scar confirm the identification despite her denial. Arizona plans to extradite the captured suspect. she is described as younger and heavier than the original Judd.
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Martinez
Calif
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
San Francisco
Robert Lang
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Lang
Marian Lane
Arizona State Hospital
Walsh
Danville
John Bremer
Europe
California
The
Tiger Woman
Fork Truck Operator Killed in Plant Mishap
Roma J. LaFave 30 died at Myers Community Hospital after a forklift backed into a parked trailer at the Glidden Urkee plant in Wolcott east of Rochester. State Police said he was caught between the trailer and the forklift control panel.
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Wolcott
N.Y
Glidden
Urkee
Rochester
Roma J. LaFave
Myers Community Hospital
Sodus
Special chartered bus stop opens on Thruway
Albany ap reports a rest area for passengers on chartered buses opens Tuesday near Newburgh on the State Thruway. The facility can handle up to 2,000 people at a time and eases congestion for charter buses using the Thruway and Interstate Route 84. Charter buses are barred from eight existing service areas on peak weekends and holidays in summer.
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Albany
N.Y
Newburgh
State Thruway Authority
Nixon names USC doctor to top health post plan Romania visit
President Nixon will appoint Dr. Roger O. Egeberg, dean of the University of Southern California Medical School, as assistant secretary of health and scientific affairs. The announcement follows Finch's failed bid for Knowles and notes a forthcoming presidential trip to Romania amid a global tour.
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New York
Nixon
Roger O. Egeberg
University of Southern California Medical School
Secretary of Health
Robert Finch
John H. Knowles
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Finch
American Medical Association
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Ziegler
Romania
Pacific
Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hilt
Dirksen
Egeberg
Violence flares in Kokomo as curfew steps up
Violence returns to a predominately Black area of Kokomo Indiana with a 10:30 p m to dawn curfew and state police riot teams patrolling. Four armed white men atop a rooftop faced riot charges while 14 total arrests were made. Fire damage included four businesses and a residence as cross burning sparked the unrest.
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Kokomo
Ind
Omaha
Neb
Cairo
Ill
John Miller
Dave Levendowski
Robert Barton
Vivian Strong
James Loder
James Strong
Monkey Ready To Rocket Into Orbit Tonight
A 3 year old 14 pound male monkey named Benny from Thailand is set to launch from Cape Kennedy atop a Delta rocket at 11 10 p m EDT for a 30 day orbital flight. The mission tests memory capacity in weightlessness and includes behavioral experiments and rewards with food pellets.
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Cape. Kennedy, Fla
Benny
Thailand
Lima man dies of crash injuries at Strong Memorial
Shawn Otis, 22, of Lima in Livingston County died at Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester from injuries suffered in a car crash last Saturday.
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Rochester
N.Y
Shawn Otis
Lima
Livingston County
Strong Memorial Hospital
Prime Beef on Littering Fines in Oswego City
Reader asks why city signs set a $50 fine for littering are not enforced. Says many residents confuse curb and street surface and urges households to comply with city instructions. Calls for police to issue tickets and more enforcement.
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Mr Beef
Oswego
Cit
Trumans Took Vows 50 Years Ago Today
Independence Missouri story recalls the 50th wedding anniversary of Harry S. Truman and Elizabeth Wallace. The couple, married in a small church, have lived in a white frame house and kept their private life amid national events. He, 85, uses a cane. she, 84, shows little change from White House days.
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Independence
Kansas City
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Harry S. Truman
Trumans
Truman
White House
First Presbyterian Church
Harry
Elizabeth Wallace
Eastern Air Lines Jet Hijacked to Cuba From Florida Coast
An Eastern Air Lines Boeing 727 with 101 aboard was hijacked Saturday while en route along the Florida east coast. FAA Miami assistant area manager Jim Frazier said the plane carried 94 passengers and seven crew and was on Flight 173 from Baltimore to Tampa.
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Miami
Eastern Air Lines
Cuba
Florida East Coast
Federal Aviation Administration
Jim Frazier
FAA
Eastern
Baltimore
Tampa
Fla
Prince Regent Wins Derby at The Curragh Ireland
Prince Regent captured the eighth Irish Sweeps Derby at The Curragh. Ribofilio owned by Charles Englehard of Short Hills New Jersey finished second. A photo for third appeared in a race distributing Irish sweepstake tickets worldwide.
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Englehard
Short Hills
N.J
Ashe Advances to Wimbledon Quarterfinals Over Gonzales
Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia defeated Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles 7-5 4-6 6-3 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon Open quarterfinals. Ashe played his best tennis of the tournament in the win.
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Wimbledon
England
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Wall Collapse Kills 18 Children in Mekong Delta Village
A cement wall collapsed on a group of children in a Mekong Delta village, killing 18 and injuring four. A U.S. Army CH47 helicopter was hovering nearby unloading supplies about 40 yards away. An investigation will determine if the downdraft contributed.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S
Tor Ch47
Korean Students Riot For Second Day Over Term Limit
About 1 000 Korea University students clashed with riot police for the second straight day opposing constitutional amendments to allow President Chung Hee Park a third term. In Pusan Dr Yu Chin o urged opposition rally of 50 000 to block the bills.
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Seoul
Korea
Korea University
Chung Hee Park
Pusan
Yu Chin-o
Shinmin
New Democratic) Party
Ex union leader killed in Argentina protest clash
Buenos Aires AP reports Emilio Mariano Jauregui 26, former leader of the Argentine Journalists Union, was killed during a demonstration against Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's Sunday visit. A policeman was wounded as protests turned violent. government says Jauregui fired first and the officer shot in self defense.
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Buenos Aires
Argentine Journalists Union
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Argentina
Emilio Mariano Jauregui
General Confederation of Labor
Jauregui
Church group pushes end to ban on women chaplains
At the United Church of Christ general assembly in Boston the Committee on Military Chaplains and Armed Forces Personnel urged the U S armed forces to lift bans on women chaplains. They argued exclusions lack theological or ethical basis and urged equity in service roles.
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U.S
The
United Church of Christ
Cally
Church
Committee On Military Chalains
Armed Forces Personel
Thalidomide Helps Leprosy Patients At Carville Hospital
Doctors at the U S Public Health Service Hospital in Carville Louisiana report thalidomide effective in preventing crippling effects of leprosy in severe cases with FDA permission.
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Carville, la
U.S. Public Health Service
Food and Drug Administration
Thunderstorms Kill Umpire In Buffalo Softball Game
Violent storms swept Western New York causing at least one death in Buffalo where 31 year old Milan P Magdik was struck by lightning while umpiring a Riverside Park softball game. The same storm knocked out the Weather Bureau radar at Buffalo airport and felled trees and power lines across seven counties delaying travel and prompting multiple power outages.
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Buffalo
New York
Milan P. Magdik
Riverside Park
Weather Bureau
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Gilbert Matton
Cattaraugus
Little Valley
Salamanca
Randolph
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Erie County
Genesee
Livingston
Wyoming
Batavia
Fire Injuries Fatal to Ex Governor's Wife in N C
Mrs. Luther Hodges aged 70 died from smoke inhalation after a fire in her home in Chapel Hill. Her husband Luther Hodges, 70, former North Carolina governor and U.S. secretary of commerce, survived after jumping from a second floor and is hospitalized with a broken foot and back injuries.
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N. C
Chapel Hill
N.C
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Hodges
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Fresh S Viet Troops Press Near Ben Het Camp
Fresh 1 500 South Vietnamese troops launched sweeps around the besieged Ben Het Special Forces camp to ease pressure. Viet Cong calls the camp doomed as rocket and mortar attacks intensify. U S air strikes and B 52 bombardment target enemy positions and reinforcements.
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Ben Het
Saigon
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Strategic Air Command
Laos
Highlands
Air Force
Dien Bien Phu
Crosses Lake Twice Drowns On Third Try
A 17-year-old named Daniel Bigler from Forestville drowned on his third attempt to swim Alpine Lake in Silver Creek New York. Lifeguard Larry Pazda said he was about 30 feet from shore calling for an inner tube when two girls using the tube surfaced nearby. He sank in five feet of water before they could reach him and bring his body to shore.
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Silver Creek
N.Y
Alpine Lake
Larry Pazda
Daniel Bigler
Forestville
Pazda
Bigler
Prince Charles Wins Welsh Nationalist Hearts Ahead of Investiture
In Caernarvon the town embraces the future Prince of Wales three days before the investiture. Local pride runs high as Welsh speakers dominate the town, while tourism and visitors are expected to boost the economy for the royal ceremony and related preparations.
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Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Caernarvon
Wales
Britain
Bonnie Prince Charles
Caernervon
Cardiff
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