Altmar Post Office Observes Fourth of July Hours
Altmar residents with lock boxes may use the post office lobby from 7 45 to 9 45 a m on July 4. No incoming or outgoing mail, no window service, and no rural delivery will occur that day. Community notices include visits by local residents and the installation of Russell Tryon Post 1435 American Legion officers. Bells will ring at 2 p m for four minutes as part of the nationwide Bells for Freedom program.
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Altmar
Helen Rich
Evergreen Nursing Home
Pulaski
Robillard
Robert J. Ecker
Covina
Calif
Robert
Clarence C. Durst
Luther Rath
Oswego
Lysle J. Ecker
Elaine Ecker
Linda
Jeanne Ecker
Leigh Faulkner
Michael
Mary Ann Riley
Parish
Robert Lockwood
Port Chester
Stephen DeLaunay
Boylston
Ray Clemens
North Osceola
Edgar Durst
Redfield
Charles Summerville
Oswego County
American Legion
Raymond T. Ackley
Donald E. Barker
Argentina Coup Upsets Regions and OAS Charters
The Buenos Aires coup ousted President Illia as tanks moved to key sites while the junta announced his removal and dissolved Congress. The United States and many Latin nations suspended relations. the OAS planned a Buenos Aires meeting to rewrite its charter and strengthen inter American ties. Exile arrangements surfaced in Uruguay as Illia fled and Perette sought asylum.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Argentina
State Department
Washington
Organization of American States
OAS
Luis Cival Zaglio
Illia
Carlos Perette
Uruguay
Perette
Congress
Supreme Court
Casa Rosada
Treasury cash balance and debt figures for June 24 1966
The report shows the Treasury cash position with a balance of 138,464,067,400.68 in deposits for the fiscal year beginning July 1 and withdrawals totaling 140,384,619,888.03. The total debt stands at 321,161,993,665.91 with an additional 11,615,035,209.38 cited.
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U.S. Treasury
Washington
The
Treasury
Court Reverses Sugerman in Codarre Insanity Appeal
The court ruled Codarre was legally insane at the time of the alleged crime and that he could not have made a reasoned guilty plea. It held a first degree murder conviction was unlikely and that any death sentence would probably be commuted to life. Rogge, Codarre’s attorney since 1958, led prior efforts in Dutchess County and federal courts before this reversal.
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Codarre
John Rogge
Rogge
Dutchess
Poughkeepsie
U.S. District Court
Sidney Sugerman
Sugarman
Bingo Grossed $389000 In Oswego County In 1965
The state Bingo Control Commission reports Oswego County had 135 665 players across 674 bingo occasions with 16 302 games. Gross receipts were 389 313 dollars with prizes totaling 256 662 dollars and a net profit of 112 187 dollars.
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Oswego County
State Bingo Control Commission
Commission
Kennedy Scores and Aftermath in Tamny Contention
The piece reports Kennedy’s strong showing and its political impact on Tamny leader J. Raymond Jones, who claims a vendetta motive. Final unofficial vote: Silverman 70,771. Klein 47,625. Judge Thomas Rohan 8,084. Silverman’s win allegedly aided Theodore Weiss’s upset against Rep Farbstein over Viet Nam.
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Tammany
J. Raymond Jones
United States
Jones
Kennedy
Johnson
Robert F. Wagner
Silverman
Klein
Thomas Rohan
Theodore Weiss
Leonard Farbstein
Weiss
Farbstein
Weiss Campaign Pushes Peace Plan Amid Tight Vote Count
Weiss a reform Democrat backed cease fire calls and peace talks with the Viet Cong. An unofficial tally had Weiss ahead by 61 votes, with final totals Weiss 17 385 Farbstein 17 324. The effort relied on cooperation between the Soil Conservation Service and the State Conservation Department technicians.
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Johnson
Weiss
Farbstein
Soil Conservation Service
State Conservation Department
Oswego Forest Planting Reaches 118000 Trees This Spring
Oswego County planted about 118000 State Conservation trees this past spring. Emery Woodruff contracted machine planting for 78000 trees while Boy Scouts hand planted 10000 trees. Wildlife shrubs totaling 3150 and 2200 conifers were added on district cooperators farms for food and cover.
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William Surrey
State Conservation Department
Oswego County
Emery Woodruff Boy Scouts
Elephant Kills Child at Zoo in Controversial Incident
Continued on page 13 details an elephant attack at a zoo where a 23 year old animal calmly approached visitors. Ruth Ellen fed the animal while a cyclone fence failed to fully deter entry. Melvin Bollig rushed to aid as the elephant left the cage and the coroner weighed the animal’s fate.
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Ruth Ellen
Nelson
Melvin Bollig
Lion House
Screeming Eagles Drill Team to Perform at Independence Day Parade
The Screeming Eagles from Utica, nicknamed Aristocrats of Precision Drill, will headline Independence Day events Sunday. Formed in 1954, the 65 member corps ages 9 to 23 includes a 20-person color guard and has appeared in Macy’s parade and on CBS and NBC. Led by Joseph Byrd, they perform five tempos from 115 to 180 steps per minute, exceeding typical military cadence. Sponsorship supports their parade appearance.
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Eagles
Utica
United States
New York City
CBS
NBC
Joseph Byrd
Screeming Eagles Corp
Elks Lodge Oswege Hosts Competition Event
The Oswege Lodge of Elks hosted a local competition inviting members and guests to compete in a series of lodge activities. Attendees included lodge officers and visiting Elks from nearby chapters.
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The
Oswege Lodge of Elks
Bees use solar tracking to fly fixed relative to sun
Bees possess a built in protractor that lets them fly in a fixed direction relative to the sun as observed from the hive.
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Altmar P. C
Schneider Bros
W. Bridge St
ST. Joseph’s
Yarrena
Merittonceri
Mary
Schneider Bros. Jewelers
West Bridge St
Palladium-Times
Seneca St
Cor. W
Childa
Men's & Young i
Endicott Johnson
West First St
S. First St
Fulton
Screeming Eagles
Suara
Loron
Mitchum
Mree Sais
Midtown Shopping
Revion
Blondsilk
Ater Asya
New Revion
Keys Ratroll Arts
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