Sealright Official Tells of London Paper Meetings
H M Gray vice president of Sealright Oswego Falls Corp attends the London world paper industry conference where growth forecasts and technology trends were discussed. The Em pire State Paper Research Institute in Syracuse hosts meetings, with 22 mills from multiple countries represented and US Canada leading global pulp and paper production.
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Empire State Paper Research Institute
State University College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Empire State Paper Research Associates
College of Forestry
Gray
United States
Canada
Great Britain
France
Holland
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Australia
Institute
Syracuse
London
Monaters Company
Wiggins- Teape Gray
Dilts Hand Tops Gardner in City League Opener
Dilts Hand made six runs in the sixth and seventh to defeat Gardner 6-2 at Denesha Field in the Fulton Softball Association doubleheader opener. Joe Penkala earned the win for Dilts. Dick Dunham took the loss for Gardner.
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Fulton
Dilts
Gardner’s
Fulton Softball Association
Denesha Field
Armstrong
Jet
Joe Penkala
Dick Dunham
Gardner
Jet's
Jets
Bartlett
Barney Naioti
Australia Tiger Snake Holds Deadly Poison Around
A tiger snake in Australia carries enough venom to kill about 400 people, according to experts. Researchers warn of the danger it poses to communities and pets in outdoor areas.
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Australia
Fulton man charged after 10:40 p m crash in Granby
Fred Wilber, 72, of Fulton, received a summons for driving while intoxicated after a late night crash on old Route 3 in Town of Granby. He allegedly backed into a parked car off the road as Hazel Richardson, 48, Fulton, was away from her vehicle.
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Fulton
Fred Wilber
S. Fourth St
Granby
Wilber
Justice of the Peace
Robert Haggerty
Lloyd Elkins
Frank Patane
Hazel B. Richardson
S. Second St
Mount Pleasant WSCS Installed
Fulton Good Luck Circle of Mount Pleasant Methodist church meets Wednesday July 1 at Mrs Lina Stevens home. 1964 65 officers installed include President Cassie Osborne Vice President Ethel Ives Secretary Mildred Smith Treasurer Claudine Kitts Spiritual Life Ernestine Bartlett Youth Work Rosemary Sickler Student Work Margaret Rath Children's Work Rae Rockwell Supply Work Dora Kimball Missionary Education Ruth Grant Literature and Publications Aleze Ives Social Relations Louise Ives Circle leaders Birthday Bernice Bartlett Faithful Leta Youngs Friendship Mary Howard Good Luck Evelyn King Harmony Lillian Frazier Welcome Ernestine Bartlett
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Ruth Grant
Aleze Ives
Naomi Clark
Louise Ives
Bernice Bartlett
Leta Youngs
Mary Howard
Evelyn King
Lillian Frazier
Ernestine Bartlett
No Mail Deliveries on Saturday July 4 Fulton Post Office
Fulton postmaster George F. Byrne announced a July 4 holiday schedule with no window, city, rural, or parcel post delivery services. Regular curbside collection remains, and the lobby opens only for lock box patrons from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Fulton
George F. Byrne
Byrne
Must Register By July 25 to Go To Arrow Conclave
Fulton based ACLA announces registration deadline for the 1964 Area HG Arrow conclave. Aug 14-16 at Camp Vigor of the Woods near Potsdam with 16 participants from the Oswego County BSA Council. Events include fellowship training and competition led by Bruce Coville and James Polson.
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Fulton
Order of the ‘Arrow
ACLA
Oswego County
Boy Scouts of America Council
Camp Vigor of the Woods
Potsdam
Bruce Coville
Troop 50
Phoenix
James Polson
Post 64
Robert Bellinger
Post 16
Minetto
Michael Alsevers
Tradp
Camp 12 Pines
Rotarians Have Perfect Attendance Pins Awarded
Fulton Rotary Club honored members with perfect attendance pins at the final meeting of the 63 64 year Aquilla Barrow retired as president. Succeeding him will be Brun er Fox. pins were given to Clifford Heath Francis Miller Fred Gibbons Dave Weakley Clair Wadsworth Frank Morin Elmer Hib bard and Clifford Lyboldt for years of service ranging from three to sixteen.
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Fulton Rotary Club
Aquilla Barrow
Bruner Fox
Clifford Heath
Francis Miller
Fred Gibbons
Dave Weakley
Clair Wadsworth
Frank Morin
Elmer Hibbard
Clifford Lyboldt
Fulton Elks Lodge Bridge Winners Named
Mrs. Kirke M White and Mrs. William Cule ton captured first in the Fulton weekly bridge tourney at the Elks Lodge Monday night. Second went to Leland Cusak and Fred Gibbons with Mrs. Willard Anderson and Mrs. Joseph Amedio third. Fourth went to Mrs. Peter Donovan and Mrs. Phillip Johnson. A three-way tie for fifth included Mrs. Harry Shultz and Jack Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hall, and Mrs. Matthew Frawley and Mrs. Richard Baker.
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Fulton
Kirke M. White
William Culeton
RFK Denies JFK Conspiracy In Krakow Question
In Krakow RFK states there was no conspiracy behind JFK's assassination and that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. He calls Oswald a societal misfit and says ideology did not motivate the act, remarks echoed during his Poland visit.
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Warsaw
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
Oswald
Europe
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Czestochowa
Catholic Poland
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown School Office Hours
The district office will be open 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. during July and August at the Altmar Parish Williamstown Central School.
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Pulaski
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown
Miss Pamela Jeffock Weds Paul Clark in Baldwinsville
Miss Pamela Tifft Jeffcock daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Jeffcock of 78 Maple Rd Baldwinsville became the bride of Paul Stuart Clark son of Dr and Mrs Paul Clark of Fayetteville on Friday June 2 at First Presbyterian church Baldwinsville Rev John Crosby and Rev William Bell officiated Miss Janet Jeffcock sister of the bride was honor attendant Junior bridesmaids included Miss Wendy Jeffcock Miss Jane Longley and Miss Randa Wilkinson Best man was Edward Knoblock Ushers included David Mahoney James Crossley William Backes David Wood and Dr Robert Wilkinson The bride’s father is an official with Sealright Oswego Falls Corp in Fulton and active in the Fair Haven Yacht club
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Wendy Hovey Jeffcock
Jane Tifft Longley
Lexington
Mass
Randa Wilkinson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Edward F. Knoblock
David Mahoney
Monterey
Calif
James Crossley
Watertown
William Backes
Trenton
N. J
David Wood
Lyons
Robert Wilkinson
Jeffcock
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Fulton
Fair Haven Yacht Club
Fire at City Dump in Hannibal Town Reports Fire Crews
Fulton firemen responded to two calls on Monday. The first alarm was for a blaze at the city dump in Hannibal Town at 1 15 PM with one truck dispatched. At 3 11 PM a second call sent crews to Rowlee's Beach to extinguish a car fire owned by Erving Thomas of Rochester.
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Fulton — Fulton
Hannibal
Rowlee’s Beach
Erving Thomas
Rochester
Moravia Man Edward L. Haynes 85 Dies at Home
Edward L. Haynes of Moravia aged 85 died at a local nursing home on Sunday. A former Erie Canal teamster turned farmer for 49 years, he was a St. Matthew's Church communicant and member of Dads of the VFW and Moravia Volunteer Fire Department. Surviving: daughter Mrs. James Roberts Locke. son Walter Haynes Groton. sisters Mrs. John Connolly Oswego and Mrs. Raymond Sherman Erie Pa. five grandchildren. six great grandchildren. Funeral at Wade Funeral Home Moravia Wednesday 9:45 a.m. and St. Matthew's Church 10 a.m. Rev. Paul Miller officiating. Burial Soule Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 7–9 p.m.
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Moravia
Edward L. Haynes
West Monroe
Erie Canal
St. Matthew’s Church
Haynes
Dads
VFW
John Connolly
Oswego
Raymond Sherman
Erie
Wade Funeral Home
St. Matthew's Church
Paul Miller
Soule Cemetery
Stock quotations from Foster Adams NYSE Syracuse office
The page lists stock prices and percent changes for a wide range of corporations including Allied Stores, Am Airlines, Am Can, Am Home Products, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing Aircraft, Continental Can, Dow Chemical, Eastman Kodak, Ford Motors, General Electric, General Motors, Kodak, Pfizer, Procter & Gamble, Sears Roebuck, Texaco, and many others with varying gains and losses. The data appears as a market snapshot from a 1950s era newspaper.
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Amn Tel & Tb
Anaconda
Armstrong Cork
Arch Top & Santa F
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Bpborg-Warner
Burlington Ind
Campbell Soup
Canadian Pacific
Ccccss
Glee Celanese Corp
CO Accidecses Sc
Chesapeake & O Rv
Ccsnes
Cvee Ohs Cities Service
Ees
Colo Fuel & Ir
Columbia Gas
Compa
Cccctes Vecelizeses
Consol Edison
Continental Can
Continental Motors
Copperweld Steel
Corn Products
duPont de Nemours Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Eastern Gas & Fue Eastman Kodak
Bond & Share Fairc
Ford Motors
Fruehaus
Cces
Gen Am Trans
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Instruments
General Motors
General Tel
Steelhen Se
Georgia Pacific
Glidden Corp
Eees
Googfien
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
Tee
Icsnacscess
Hammiermill
Hawaiian
Honeywell
Imperial Chem
Int Harvester
Eat
TO & Tee
Jones & Laughlin Ste Kennecott Copper
Ccndecenas Pianes Lehman Corp
Liggett & Myers
Lockheed Aire
Marine Midland
Merck Tee
Iccnascnes Minn Min & Mfg
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
National Biscuit
OG Domed
Y State
E&og
Niagara Mohawk Pwr
Northern Pacific
Clin Mathieson
Tboard Motor
Owens Illinois Glass
Pacific Gas & Electri Pacific Lighting
Penick & Ford
Pennsylvania
Pepsi + Cale isees
Phelps Dodge
Pfizer
Phillips
POPE
Kcncccus
Proctor & Gamble
Socony Mobil Oil
Stand Rollsman
Stand Oil Calif
Sunray Midcon Oil
Sweets Co
Texas Co
400 More Sailors Continue Missing Trio Search in Mississippi
Federal and state authorities with 100 Navy sailors search Neshoba County hills and swamps for three missing youths last seen June 21 after jail release in a traffic case. The FBI distributed circulars across five states. only clue remains the burned station wagon found recently.
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Meridian
Navy
Neshoba County
Pearl River
Pearl
Dewitt Hutton
State Game and Fish Commission
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Arkansas
Chicago March Draws 300 Negroes in Civil Rights Rally
More than 300 Black residents marched on Chicago's South Side in a second dawn protest aimed at supporting picketing of Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania. Seven ACT leaders were arrested for public meeting without a permit, later released on $25 bonds as the crowd watched.
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Chicago
South Side
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
47Th Street
South Parkway
ACT
Jesse Gray
Herlem
Council On Housing
New York City
Lawrence Landry
Whitney 25th Anniversary Open House Held in Phoenix
Mr and Mrs Richard Westover of Fair Haven hosted an open house for parents Mr and Mrs Francis Whitney commemorating 25 years of marriage. One hundred two guests attended with many gifts. out of town visitors came from Florida Mechanicsville Fulton Williamstown Parish Silion Oriskany Falls Syracuse Cleveland Pulaski Clay Barville. The Whitneys wed June 24 1939 in Poughkeepsie and toured the Worlds Fair on their honeymoon. They have four grandchildren.
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Phoenix
Richard Westover
Fair Haven
Francis Whitney
Florida
Mechanicsville
Fulton
Williamstown
Parish
Silion
Oriskany Falls
Syracuse
Cleveland
Pulaski
Clay
Barville
Whitney
Poughkeepsie
New York
Whitneys
Niagara Falls Seeks To Double Tourists
Niagara Falls New York has been awarded 30000 by the Area Redevelopment Administration, announced by Senator Kenneth Keating. The grant will help the city study how to better compete with nearby Canadian areas and aim to double its tourist and convention business.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Area Redevelopment Administration
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Keating
Old Orchard Beach Sketch Drawn in 1614 by John Smith
UPI reports that a summer 1614 sketch of Old Orchard Beach in Maine was drawn by Capt. John Smith of Jamestown Virginia, according to Automobile Legal Association records.
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Boston
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
John Smith
Jamestown
Automobile Legal Association
Little Leaguer Shot After Trespassing Charge
In Boylston Massachusetts a 12 year old Little League pitcher was shot and killed after trespassing on an elderly man's property Richard Beauregard died from a neck wound from a 30 30 rifle Carl Anderson a 67 year old retired merchant seaman was charged with murder Police said seven boys including Richard and his twin brother Robert were on the property near the victim s home Anderson had recently complained to police about trespassing on his land
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Boylston
Mass
Richard Beauregard
Carl Anderson
Richard
Robert
Anderson
Gertrude C Robbins 71 Pennellville resident dies in Syracuse
Mrs Gertrude C Robbins 71 of Pennellville Road wife of Reed Robbins died Sunday in Community Hospital Syracuse She was a Syracuse native and St Michaels Church Central Square communicant Surviving include her husband a brother Edward Cogan of Syracuse a sister Mrs Margaret Beamore of Bradenton Florida and several nieces and nephews Services tomorrow Frasier Funeral Home and St John the Baptist Church Burial in Assumption Cemetery Friends may call today.
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Syracuse
Gertrude C. Robbins
Pennellville RD
Reed Robbins
Community Hospital
St. Michael’s Church
Central Square
Edward Cogan
Margaret Beamore
Bradenton
Fla
Frasier Funeral Home
N. Salina St
St. John the Baptist Church
Assumption Cemetery
Widow Mabel Dann Dies at 70 in Phoenix Area
Mrs. Mabel E. Dann 70 of Phoenix Route 1 died unexpectedly yesterday at home after a heart attack. Native of Eustis Nebraska, she lived in Phoenix most of her life. Survived by three daughters Margaret Palmer Han nibal Elsie Skilinski Ella Dann and son Charles Dann plus eight grandchildren. Private services tomorrow at Gates Sears Funeral Home Baldwinsville with burial at Green lawn Memorial Park Warners. No calling hours. Memorials to Baldwinsville Ambulance Corps accepted.
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Phoenix
Mabel E. Dann
Phoenix RD
Route 48
Eustic
Neb
Margaret Palmer
Hannibal
Elsie Skilinski
Ella Dann
Charles M. Dann
Baldwinsville
Gates-Sears
Stanley Robinson
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Warners
Scranton Contests Goldwater for Illinois Delegates Hope
Gov. William Scranton seeks votes to block Goldwater’s first ballot nomination. He and Goldwater will address the Illinois Republican delegation before the July convention. AP poll shows Goldwater leading with 693 delegates to Scranton’s 138. 39 Illinois delegates favor Goldwater, 1 Nixon, 18 uncommitted. Scranton challenges a face to face debate. Goldwater declines. Victor Smith says delegates likely to vote their preference after the meeting.
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Chicago
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Illinois
San Francisco
Harold Stassen
Associated Press
Goldwater
Scranton
GOP Central
Victor Smith
Cochairman
Smith
School Budget Approved by Phoenix Central Board
A special meeting of the Phoenix Central School Board approved the 1964 65 budget after discussion. The plan moves to district voters at the annual meeting. The Board authorized key staff to attend July August workshops in Oswego or Syracuse. Staff needs include several teaching and librarian positions and a reading coordinator. Funds were transferred from Internal to General.
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Phoenix
Board of Education
Phoenix Central School
New Beaver Meadows Golf Club Seeks Members
Phoenix report on a new Beaver Meadows Golf Club forming with 200 acres priced at 19500 dollars and an 18 hole course plus a clubhouse and pool. The steering committee meets at the VFW Post in Phoenix with architects, a legal adviser, and a moderator guiding plans. Targeted membership 200 with 70 percent rural and 30 percent urban. over 50 joined in a week.
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Phoenix
Beaver Meadows Golf Club
Beaver Meadows
Fulton
VFW
John Bailey
John O’c. Conway
John Harder
Phoenix Vfw
Leonard Cooper
Leon Vickery
Flea Market Antique Sale Sponsored by the Silver Whistlers
The Silver Whistlers sponsor a all day flea market antique sale on Thursday. Dealers from surrounding areas will display a large variety of antiques and handmade articles will be offered by the Whistlers.
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Sandy Pond
Silver Whistlers
Whistlers
Uranium Minerals Once Considered Oddities
Uranium minerals, valued as a potential energy source, were once viewed as peculiar or unusual finds rather than practical resources.
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Eric Woolworth Co
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Youngstown
Ski America
EXCH
Catalin Corp North
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Ronald McIntyre
Silver St
Norwich
Linda McIntyre
Charles R. Green
Charles FE. Green
Pershing Drive
McIntyre
Norwich High School
le Beaux Art School of Beauty Culture
Green
Fulton High School
Grand Union
Mrs. Reed Robbins
Gov
New Golf Club
Hough
New York State
Macadam Construction
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DIAL
J. H. O'Brien
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