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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1970
Page
11
Sgt Lionel Earl answers reader questions on passing while left turning slow driving police accident reports and thresholds for reporting after accidents. He explains overtaking rules and signs why new police cars use brighter roof lights and thanks readers for submissions.
Secretary Morison of the AFL accepted a challenge from William Butterworth of the Illinois Manufacturing Assn to plan a nation wide assault for an open shop. Dr James G Riggs of Oswego Norman School donated an oak desk to the Department of Education made by Industrial Arts students. Christy Mathewson, famed pitcher, faces a life battle against tuberculosis per doctors.
The 1945 report notes General MacArthur completing a framework for Japan's new order and planning to tax the emperor as a private citizen. Secretary Ickes urges Hawaii statehood “in the immediate future.” David Russell IV passes board for Eagle Scout rank. Harry E. Hinman Jr. earns Aircrew Wings after flight training completion.
Ten years ago on December 22 1960 thirteen crew members were rescued and 15 reported safe aboard the stem section of a broken U S tanker about 100 miles off Cape Hatteras North Carolina The State Board of Regents signaled revival of a statewide educational television network plan The Philadelphia Phillies announced the signing of Richie Allen an 18 year old Negro shortstop who played with their Elworthy farm team last season Mayor Ralph Shapiro announced reappointment of Albert Godden as Commissioner of Water.
Wolcott area churches announce Christmas Eve services led by local clergy. The Wolcott Presbyterian Church hosts a carols and candle lighting service at 10 p m, followed by Holy Communion at 11 p m in St Stephens Episcopal Church. Other churches in Savannah and North Rose host candlelight services, midnight Mass at 11 45 p m, and a candlelight communion with soloist Dana Ford at 7 30 p m.
Richie Ashburn, then Philadelphia Phillies center fielder, drew 125 bases on balls setting a club record for walks. Later a Phillies broadcaster, he achieved the feat during the 1954 season.
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