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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
12
Voters approve the consolidation creating a larger Oswego City School District with five surrounding towns. Unofficial tally 648 for and 325 against amid anticipated tax rate increases. New district to begin with September school openings. Oswego City Board budget to be replaced.
James Febbrecht of Deer Park a student at State University College at Oswego paid a $25 fine after being found guilty of reckless driving arraigned before Justice Donald Kelley Oswego Town Deputy Sheriff Joseph Miano continues the investigation Febbrecht resided at 94 West Cayuga Street and crowded a car off a curve on Washington Boulevard The Loop at 650 pm last night
Wallace Shorty Wallace overcame Bob Murchie in a 20 hole opening round at Oswego Country Club to reach the championship flight. The match featured a two hole sudden death after dormie two and ended with a birdie for Wallace on the second extra hole.
New York State will apply tougher fire safety standards to older public school buildings starting in 1966. The Board of Regents outlined requirements including fire enclosures around stairways, self closing or automatic doors, emergency exits via windows, and two exits per floor with unobstructed egress. Exceptions exist for direct outdoor exits or if automatic sprinkler or detection systems are installed or an approved alternate plan is allowed.
District of Columbia commissioners weigh new rules that could strip barbers of licenses if they refuse service to any customer or cannot cut both white and Negro hair. The proposed regulations target discriminatory practices in barber shops and address civil rights concerns.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Kim Novak considering This Property Is Condemned, front row boxing tickets priced at 500, Marti Stevens linked to No Strings in London, Jacqueline Kennedy watching Whitney Museum move, and Dick Gregory suit with Tim Boxer. Also notes Militon Berle misprint and summer entertainment inquiries.
Jacki Gleason denies inviting Keefe Brasselle to a film next year while he only says he would take him to a movie. Jean Paul Vignon shines for collectors of oo la la charm. Magda Gabor returns to El Morocco with family after illness as Everly Brothers stir tensions. Carol Burnett’s baby news upends Girl to Remember. What Makes Sammy Run parties surge. Gina Lollo and Milko Skofic mend tensions on a New York trip. Lido Beach Hotel in morning cadence idling.
Dialogue on a famous separation and divorce hints frame a light Varyety week. NBC employs 46 vice presidents as a factoid. Carmine DeSapio returns to politics and Susan Kohner's onstage injury earns a fake fang. European tour reports note Latin refugees boosting talent. RCA Victor lands Broadway show score for 110 in the Shade from David Merrick.
Andy Williams was late to Columbia Records party at the St Regis after the Rolls Royce sent to collect him broke down on the turnpike in New Jersey. He waited for another car, delaying his appearance. Sugar Ray Robinson opens a training camp at the Concord to mix shadow boxing with celebrity mingling. A new folk group from Boston, Dick Kennedy and the Senators, debuts with a lean New Frontier image similar to Vaughn Meader.
Lake City Chapter No. 352 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Eileen Batchelor and Worthy Patron Robert Richardson presiding. A spelling ceremony honored sideliners and a 50 year pin was presented to Harriet Wright of Syracuse.
After six weeks of silence North Korea admitted two American helicopter pilots Capt Ren W Stutty and Capt Charleton A Voltz are alive and detained as criminals. A North Korean delegate told the U N command the men are in normal condition and urged no further attempts at release while noting the crash occurred during a routine border check.
Mrs Emma Mercer Sioux Falls celebrated her 109th birthday with a picture and a letter from President Kennedy. She said she took after her father who died at 100 after walking to town in the hot sun.
The annual picnic of St Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran church will be held tomorrow at Nestle's Grove south of Fulton with an outdoor service at 11 led by Rev Hugh Whitaker replacing the 10:30 service. Guests include Bart Reitano and his sons from Downey California visiting Mrs Concetta Reitano and Nancy Reitano at 93 fast Tenth end a half St. Also Wingham Curtis visits his sister Mrs Harold M Williamson at 93 Sheldon Ave. Miss Ruth Williamson returns from New York City trip.
Mrs George Lamb of 339 West Third Street has been a patient at Oswego Hospital since Tuesday, recovering from eye surgery. Two outstanding sporting films Exhibition Shooting and Gunning the Flyways will be shown at the Leatherstocking Club meeting at 8 PM Monday at its Route 104 East clubhouse. Public invited to view the films.
Louis Brandes foreman of the Commercial Department is a patient at Oswego Hospital. He was admitted after becoming ill at his home, 22 Lawrence Street, at 9 10 this morning.
Miss Mary Towse, student at University of Rochester Eastman School of Music, will be a senior at Marywood College Scranton this fall. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Towse of South Fifth Street. Albert Durfey of West River Road South is home recuperating after an operation at Strong Memorial Hospital.
Miss Helen Seymour of Oneida Street spent several days with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Ralph Seymour and family in Ithaca New York.
Mrs Jesse Yardley and her infant daughter of South Fifth Street returned home on Tuesday after a period away.
Nunzio Spirghiiozzi recounts the Yonkers state convention of the Order of the Sons of Italy. Peter Brevett elected grand venerable 1963 64. Frank Segretto reelected grand trustee. Venerable Sugar named to finance committee. Lodge praised for National Home building fund gift. Columbus Day proposal urged through Keating.
State police report two youths died when the car left Route 30 and hit a tree in Franklin County. Victims were Charles Rivers, 20, of Constable, and David A. Schimmer, 19, of Weedsport. A trooper stopped Schimmer on Route 11 minutes before the crash and issued a speeding summons.
Treasury agents raided two Oakland Chinese grocery stores and reported tok jow a harsh tasting rice liquor bootlegged for 13 to 15 dollars per gallon.
More than 20 women gathered at the Lower Oswego Falls Grange hall on Wednesday afternoon to manufacture cancer dressings. The group will not meet in July or August unless a medical emergency requires a special session at Lee Memorial hospital.
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