Ten Year Plan Urges More Classrooms for Oswego Schools
Oswego boards hearing a three section plan from Dr. Mark FitzGibbons calls for a new high school wing an addition at Riley and Leighton schools and refurbishing Oak Hill for district use. The plan targets 1970 completion with total district modernization and potential consolidation into an enlarged city district as a future option.
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Norbert Ellerin
Oswego Board of Education
Mark H. FitzGibbons
Charles E. Riley
Frederick Leighton
Oak Hill
Board of Education
FitzGibbons
State Education Department
Oswego
Kandergarten
U. S. Department of Labor
New City School District Proposes Major Reorganization
A 1960s era plan outlines creating Business and Instruction divisions plus Buildings and Grounds and a Pupil Personnel Services bureau. It calls for annual promotions, added administrative positions, vocational programs, and a special track for talented students. An athletic field redevelopment and Oak Hill admin HQ refurbishment are also planned, with initial funds and timing discussed.
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Jenge
FitzGibbons
Tme
Oak Hill
Carol Service At First Methodist Church
A candlelight carol service is set for 7 30 p m Sunday at First Methodist with Doris Dale presiding Brenda LaForce at the organ and a program featuring organ meditation readings prayers and carols led by Edward Cridge and others Public invited.
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First Methodist Church
Doris Dale
Brenda LaForce
Miss LaForce
Ann Hockenberger
Edward Cridge
Bessie Stevens
Winifred Higby
Raymond Miller
Lorne Loder
Barbara Pritchard
Carol
U S Bases Relax Rule on Overseas Dependents
The Defense Department eases Eisenhower era limits on military dependents overseas allowing more families to stay abroad. The new memorandum by Deputy Secretary James H. Douglas lets services set monthly quotas, potentially keeping many attached to overseas posts while slowing planned reductions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Department of Defense
United States
Defense Department
James H. Douglas
Thomas S. Gates
Combined Choirs To Hold Christmas Benefit Concert
The Presbyterian church choirs present their annual Christmas Benefit Concert this Sunday at 4 pm designated as a family service with a free will offering. Selections include Hallelujah Chorus and Silent Night with performances by junior and senior choirs plus guest artists and organist Nancy Turner.
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Presbyterian Church
George Koppers
William Wake Wil
Carol Matteson
William Jones
Crane School of Music
Nancy Turner
Ellen Sivers
Robinson
Choir mothers and guests for Christmas concert at Tuttle church
Choir mothers listed Vena Williams Euna Kirkpatrick and Kitty Dietz. Additional musicians Elmer Hadlow Robert Stirling Calvin Bond Art Greer Dick Bohall Bob Canfield Ruth Hanks Roberta Muller. Tea social after concert led by Mrs Frank Pyke and church women. Gift to music program suggested during concert offering. Calendar outlines local events through Dec 25 including dances dinners and meetings.
King of Nepal Initiates Broad Politician Purge
King Mahendra moves to consolidate power by arresting politicians across factions including right wing and communist groups. Gurkha troops guard key sites as Kathmandu maintains a calm exterior amid a crackdown described as a new royal policy of neutrality.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Nepal King suspends constitution amid coup against Koirala
The king orders suspension of publication and dissolves parliament after arresting Premier B P Koirala and 10 of his 11 Cabinet ministers. Reports say Communist leader Pushpalal and rightwing figures may have been detained. Nepal, population about eight million, faces a rapid constitutional crisis as diplomats watch.
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B. P. Koirala
Nepal
Koirala
Pushpalal
Bharat Shamsher
Gorka Parishad Party
Nepali Congress Party
Army Officers' Club
United States
European tour ends with brief Washington remark
Officials said the king’s seizure of power in the mountain kingdom appeared driven by domestic issues. A State Department spokesman noted no indication of changes to foreign policy or relations with Red China or the Soviet Union.
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Washington
U.S. State Department
Mountain Kingdom
Red China
Soviet Union
Romney unveils new AM Motors sales plan in New York
George Romney announces a plan to boost American Motors sales offering buyers rebates funded by government savings bonds. He frames it as sharing progress with consumers and invites other auto makers to join, though no rush is evident.
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American Motors
Detroit
Mich
George Romney
Romney
New York
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Red Cross
Oswego County Beer Association
Rotary Club
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Oswego Hospital
Oswego State College of Education Library
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