Graduation Day Sermon Leaves Oswego Seniors Inspired
Auxiliary Bishop Francis J Harrison addressed 113 Oswego Catholic High School graduates on graduation day. He spoke of mixed emotions, change, and the need to embrace learning and faith, urging students to live a dynamic life in Christ and become visible signs of His victory.
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Looking Backward Fifty Years Ago in Oswego
Looking back at June 29 1921 in Southwest Oswego R E Rounds found restaurant prices of 48 per bushel for potatoes 140 per pound for pork chops 8 a dozen for eggs and 30c a quart for milk He urges fair play and warns against exploiting others The Fourth of July celebration planned in Minetto features 15 events in field sports fireworks and a concert Rival hot dog vendors clash Public officials may clash at forks of the road The season's first drowning occurs behind the starch factory when John Zapaska drowns after cramps He fought with Polish Legion in France.
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R.E. Rounds
Minetto
Starch
John Zapaska
Polish Legion
France
Historic visitor at Old Fort Ontario from Ann Arbor
Carl Gothe of Ann Arbor Mich., a leading authority on historic museums, visits Historic Old Fort Ontario. Phi Chapter Beta Chi nursing awards Carol Jean Henning a nursing scholarship to St Elizabeth Hospital School in Utica. Oswego Country Club golf tourney set to start next week. Minetto School Board keeps tax rate at 3.95 per hundred. Patricia Otis of Fulton High scores 100 in advanced algebra Regents.
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Ann Arbor
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Utica
Oswego Country Club
Minetto School Board
Patricia Otis
Fulton High
Army officer nominated for permanent commission in 1946
First Lieut. Fred Jones Air Corps U S Army is recommended for a permanent commission as first lieutenant. His name appears among 9 800 reserve officers sent to the Senate by President Truman for confirmation. Also noted are 125 reservations for a Pontiac Hotel dinner for Syracuse Power Squadron and a trade name filing for Conway Bottling Co. leasing Oswego property for ginger ale production. Oswego Zephyrs host Rome Packers with Walt Kuno leading hitters at .357.
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U.S. Army
Senate
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Pontiac
Syracuse Power Squadron
Oswego Harbor
Conway Bottling Co
John O.C. Conway
W. Bridge
Oswego Zephyrs
Rome Packers
Walt Kuno
Ellsberg Papers Leak Case Dominates Supreme Court Fight
Daniel Ellsberg, 40, MIT researcher and former aide to Defense Secretary McNamara, admits leaking the Pentagon Papers and faces espionage counts with up to 10 years and 10,000 dollars fine on each. The high court weighs government secrecy claims as Times and Post face publication restraints while Congress reads the study under tight security.
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American diplomat dies in Sahara sunstroke
U S diplomat H Earl Russell Jr 48 died of sunstroke after his car broke down in the Sahara Desert His wife Beatrice son Scott and friend Thomas Whitecomb were found by a search plane They had set out from Rabat to Dakar to assume deputy chief of mission duties at the American Embassy in Rabat The trio survived dehydration and exhaustion and were treated in Port Etienne
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Thomas Whitecomb
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Mauritania
Port Etienne
Senate debates plan to limit defense budget to 68 billion
The Senate proposed a 68 billion cap on Pentagon spending and moved to curb the Havana to Miami Cuban refugee airlift that has brought about 250000 refugees to the U S. The stopgap bill to fund government agencies through Aug 6 faced four hour debate and a possible July 4 recess.
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Town Assessor For Boylston Has Birthday
Francis Stone of Boylston, long time town assessor, celebrated his 80th birthday. A native and local educator, he worked about 12 years for the New York Central Railroad and later became a noted A and P highway salesman driving a Tea Wagon from 1912. He retired in 1969 and lives in Boylston with his daughter Elizabeth Murdie. he has three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Francis Stone
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New York Central Railroad
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Floyd
Elizabeth) Murdie
Ikey's Crossing Road
Neal A. Bintz Heads State Editor Group
Stratford Ontario AP Neal A Bintz Utica Daily Press managing editor is elected president of the New York State Society of Newspaper Editors Harold E Addington Syracuse Herald Journal becomes director Earl Aronson Hudson Register Star and Sal DeVivo Saratogian named officers Mario Rossi Syracuse Herald Journal named director The two directors replace De Vivo and Len Feldman Buffalo Courier Express Meeting concludes today
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Len Feldman
Buffalo Courier-Express
Oswego Tax Third Installment Deadline Set
City of Oswego warns June 30 is last day for second installment payment without penalties. City Chamberlain Paul Miller announces office hours at city hall open 5 days a week until 5 p.m.
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Threat of Italian election lifted for six months
Rome reports the threat of a general election is suspended for six months as President Saragat begins his final year in office. Premier Colombo, leading the Christian Democrats, faces ongoing friction with the Socialists that could render the center left coalition powerless. Saragat’s term ends December 29 and a new Parliament may be delayed until 1973 unless a major issue triggers dissolution.
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Giuseppe Saragat
Emilio Colombo
Colombo
Christian Democrats
Saragat
Italy
Socialists
Youths Fire On Pursuing Police Car in Buffalo
In Buffalo a police car chasing a gang of youths into an Inner City housing project was hit by about 10 pellet shots. Neither officer was hurt. The youths, accused robbers of two women at a stoplight, fled into Talbert Mall parking lot, where at least three volleys were fired at the patrol car.
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Buffalo
Talbert Mall
State Bans Commercial Abortion Referral Services in New York
New York Governor Rockefeller signs a law prohibiting commercial abortion referral services state wide and bans contracts with such services from physicians hospitals and facilities in or outside the state. Violations carry up to one year in jail and a $5,000 fine. Referrals will be limited to medical professionals and non profits.
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Senate
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Tarky Lombardi
Planned Parenthood
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Environmental Conservation Commissioner
State Environmental Board
Cornell University
TV Weatherman Free on Bail After Holdup Arrest
Buffalo television weatherman Frank Biniak known as Frank Benny was arrested in a suburban savings and loan holdup. He posted 15000 bail and was charged with second degree robbery and third degree grand larceny for a $503 robbery. He was captured at his Williamsville home. a toy revolver and money were recovered. Police traced the getaway car after a mask sighting. Biniak also worked mornings on WGR TV and radio.
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Frank Benny
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Williamsville
Herbert E. Zimmerman
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Zimmerman
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WGR Radio
Mississippi’s Longest River Reaches 352 Miles Measure
The report notes the river’s length at 352 miles marking its longest measured stretch. Local geographers and historians cite surveying methods and historical maps in confirming the extent of the waterway across the state.
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