Kennedy Assassination Report Sparks CIA FBI Credibility Debate
Senate intelligence members allege CIA and FBI lied to the Warren Commission about Kennedy's assassination. Senator Schweiker cites new material showing defects in the original investigation and hints at pursuing hot leads, with Hart differing on the commission’s lone gunman conclusion. A new permanent intelligence panel is proposed amid debate and cloture filings.
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Mike Mansfield
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
County Demos Fail To Loosen Controls
Oswego County Legislature rejects a motion to loosen committee control over resolutions by a 39 to 14 vote with 14 absent. Debate centered on a proposed floor resolution if six weeks pass without committee action. GOP majority blocked the change, Democrats touted it as a sunshine law while Republicans warned of bogdowns. An adjournment motion and a separate debate on a new administrative assistant post for county offices followed, with salary and recruitment concerns raised.
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Oswego County
John T. Sullivan
Edward Frawley
D-Fulton
James Wright
Wright
John Naioti
Doulton
Phi Omicron X Brothers Prep House Despite Commencement
After SUCO students depart for graduation, Phi Omicron X works to maintain their hundred year old West Third and Cayuga Street house. Chris Gonzales stands on a ladder steadied by Dave Lipke as Jim Sherman oversees Paul Montelbano sweeping the stoop into Wally Becher’s dustpan with Rich Henry observing.
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Cayuga Sts
Chris Gonzales
Dave Lipke
Jim Sherman
Paul Montelbano
Wally Becher
Rich Henry
Lottery Re Start Set for August
Gov. Carey announced New Yorks lottery will resume mid August with $1 instant lottery tickets. It will include a second instant game and a revival of a 50 cent weekly drawing. The plan centers on a Georgia based firm for development, while in state printing may occur for some tickets.
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Arafat Pledges Stand in Lebanon Civil War Clash
Palestinian factions led by Yasir Arafat threaten renewed fighting against Syrian forces in Beirut. Syrian-controlled Palestinians in Tripoli attack leftist militiamen for a fifth day as the war toll climbs to about eighteen thousand six hundred dead and many wounded.
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Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Hafez Assad
Arafat
Tripoli
Mrs Shapiro Appointed To Oswego Housing Authority
Mayor John E Fitzgibbons announced the five year term appointment of Mrs Joan Werbel Shapiro to the Oswego Housing Authority filling the vacancy from Miss Dorothy Mott's retirement after twenty four years. Shapiro, SUCO graduate and mother of seven, has led community service roles with Meals on Wheels and local Jewish and civic groups and recently became Vice President of the NYS Branch National Women's League for Conservative Judaism.
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Joan Werbel Shapiro
Oswego Housing Authority
Shapiro
Dorothy Mott
Fitzgibbons
Hamilton Homes
Mott
SUCO
Bernard Shapiro
Voter Registration Event At Towpath Oswego County
Officials conducted voter registration at the ground floor Community Lounge. People present included Mrs. Junes Mrs. Ann LeClair and others around a table with Lester McCracken vice chairman of the Fulton City Republican Committee among attendees.
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Junes
Ann LeClair
LeClair
Todd
Lester McCracken
Fulton City
Republican Committee
Helen Penc
Mary Perkins
Elli Kunze
Louie Isaacs
Congress questions safety agency after Kentucky mine disaster
A congressional panel heard that federal safety officials did not act despite a mine’s repeated violations before 26 miners died in explosions at Scotia Coal Co. six months earlier. Penalties were under consideration.
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Washington
Congress
Kentucky
Scotia Coal Co
Clark Defends CSEA Contract Amid Aldermen Clash
Oswego notes a heated dispute after a 4 to 3 Common Council vote on the CSEA contract. CSEA local president George Clark rebuts aldermen, criticizing their reading, agendas, and advice while praising opponents Manasseri and Harris for speaking out despite disagreement.
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Oswego Common Council
Custer
Csea-City
Clark
Reagan Seeks Michigan Switch In Democratic Primary
Ronald Reagan urges cross party voting as Carter Udall compete in Michigan’s pivotal Democratic primary. He aims for a statewide tally in Oklahoma where he already secured 18 delegates and eyes a sweep of 36 delegates. Ford starts a southern tier swing before Michigan campaigning.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Reagan
Oklahoma
Republican Executive Committee
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Kentucky
Johnson City
Tenn
Aftershocks and rains displace quake refugees in Friuli
In Udine Italy torrential rains and new landslides forced hundreds of tent city evacuees from the northern Italy quake zone to seek shelter as officials rush railway cars and trailers. A 66th aftershock and rising flood risks threaten four villages along the Tagliamento River while authorities accelerate drainage work and cots deliveries.
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Italy
Friuli
Dot
Tagliamento River
Inside Comics Editorial Family Page Fulton News
Editorial roundup from Fulton News highlights comic strips and family pages with reader letters and nostalgic columns spanning TV and movie notes plus obituaries and legal notices.
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Weather Summary for Local Area
Sunshine gives way to thick clouds and showers this afternoon with possible thunder. Temperatures rise near 80 today, tonight low 65 to 70, humidity around 70 percent, wind southwest to south 7 to 14 miles per hour. Chance of rain climbs to 80 percent this afternoon and 90 percent tonight, then 40 percent Saturday.
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