Three Hurt in One of Five Holiday Accidents in Fulton
Police reports show three people suffered minor injuries in a two car crash Friday, the incident being one of five Christmas holiday accidents under police review. Vehicles driven by John Dann Jr and Marion J Ingersoll collided on Utica and S Fourth Streets. Dann family members suffered cuts and pain, while Mrs. Ingersoll had back pains. Other accidents Thursday involved Brenda Kassing, Dominick Procopio, Richard Doney, Stewart Guyette, and Patrick Terramiggi with various property damage and minor injuries.
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Falton
John Dann Jr
Mildred Ave
Syracuse
Maron J. Ingersoll
Hanni- Dann
Daniel Dann
James D. Howard
Fulton
Collins
Agway
Howard
Richard Doney
A&p Market
Stewart Guyette
Doney Auto
Brenda Kassing
West Second St
Dominick Procopio
West Second
Pine Sts
Bodley High Athletes Vie in Holiday Tournaments
Bodley High School squads are in holiday action across Fulton, Cicero, Liverpool, and West Genesee events. Fulton sends wrestling, swimming, and basketball teams to multi-school meets while bowlers compete at Flamingo Bowl in Liverpool Tuesday morning.
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Fulton
New York Cities
Bodley High
Bodley School
Fulton Grapplers
Cortland
Cicero
Herkimer
Liverpool
Baldwinsville
Central Tech
Marcellus
Red Raiders
CNYCC
Floyd Wallace
Fayetteville-Manlius
Nottingham
Henninger
Carthage-Corcoran
West Genesee
Cicero- North Syracuse
Corcoran
Rome
Auburn
Norwich
Jamesville-Dewitt
Lowville
Bodley High School
Fayetteville - Manlius
Bishop Grimes
Chittenango Central
South Jefferson
Carthage
Solvay
Central Square
Black Development Group Leads Broad Aid Push Despite Tight Funds
New York AP reports the Black Economic Development Conference BEDC led by Rev. Calvin B Marshall coordinates diverse aid ventures in education publishing and community services funded mainly by white church gifts totaling about 306000. The effort aims to liberate Black people from racism and expand self development while facing dwindling contributions and selective program delays. James Forman, once the manifesto author, remains BEDC field director while BEDC plans a memoir and presses for reparations.
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New York
James Forman
Calvin B. Marshall
Black Economic Development Conference
BEDC
Episcopalians
United Presbyterians
Marshall
Empire State Building
Black Star Press
Detroit
Manifesto Press
Philadephia
Cleveland
Chicago
Alre A
Mr. Marshall
Forman
Brooker van Peeerigt
Iscation Church
Phoenix Church Annual Meeting Set For Jan. 30
In Phoenix churches the Methodist and Congregational communities announce meetings and services. The United Methodist church plans its annual meeting for January 30 with reports due to Mrs. Rhoda Williams for typing. Memorials honored and sermons touched on by Rev. L Tillapaugh and Rev. Norman Isaman form part of weekend observances.
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J. Ross Elliott
Lester E. Elliott
St. Michael Alsever
A.W. Schaefer Sr
Ethel B.W. Darling
Albert Schaefer
United Methodist Church
Rhoda Williams
Congregational Church
Norman E. Isaman
Marion Waldron
Pilgrim Fellowship
Pilgrims Fellowship
Milton Candee
Warren Harke
Alan Harke
Fleishmanns
Kathy Harder
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Arthur Zasadny
Lethbridge
Alberta
Harder
Merle Harder
Potsdam
Meg Spencer
Horseheads
St. Lawrence
Knee cut in fall on slippery downtown pavement
Clifford Lambert 21 of 181 South First St suffered a knee cut after slipping on downtown pavement. Police say his knee struck the front of a building as he fell. he was taken to Lee Memorial Hospital by Menter Ambulance for treatment.
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Fulton
Clifford Lambert
South First St
Lambert
Lee Memorial Hospital
Menter Ambulance
Wilde Wins Ecology Award for No Blade of Grass
The Southern Chapter of the California Environmental Health Association awarded producer-director Cornel Wilde a certificate of recognition for his MGM film No Blade of Grass about an ecological disaster and ensuing chaos. The association comprises public health specialists in government and related fields.
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Los Angeles
California Environmental Health Association
Cornel Wilde
MGM
The
Environmental Health Association
Shirtsleeve Diplomacy in the prewar era
A pre World War I period is described as the era of shirtsleeve diplomacy as Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan the Great Commoner discarded formalities once common in diplomatic activity.
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William Jennings Bryan
Israelis Produce Twenty Two Films In Israel During Sixties
Between 1960 and 1966 Israelis produced twenty two feature films in Israel reflecting early national cinema. Directors and actors from the local industry contributed to a growing film culture amid regional change.
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Israel
Fulton Obituary John J. McGraw 75 of Fulton
John J. McGraw 75 of Fulton died Thursday at home after a brief illness. Born in Wisconsin he lived most of his life in Fulton and worked at Sealright Co. Inc. He was a Mason and member of Adams Loewe and the First Baptist Church. Survived by wife Ella Mae two sons Floyd A. and John J. Jr. two sisters and a brother. Services Monday 11 a.m. at Young and Son Funeral Home with spring burial at Mount Adnah Cemetery. Visiting hours Saturday 7–9 p.m. and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Fulton
John J. McGraw
S. Seventh St
Wisconsin
McGraw
Sealright Co. Inc
Adams Loewe of
Masons
First Baptist Church
Ella Mae McGraw
Floyd A
Mary Schremph
Elizabeth Whalen
Watertown
William McGraw
Young and Son
Mount Adnah
Fulton Joseph Gronski 76 Funeral, Burial Set
Joseph Gronski of Fulton, a Globe Woolen Mill machinist and Polish-American Club member, died at home. Survived by daughter Charlotte Samel, sister Sister Sophie, and two grandchildren. Services at Sugar Funeral Home Monday 9:30 a.m. with burial in St. Marys Cemetery. viewing Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and Monday 7-9 a.m. continuous.
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Fulton
Joseph Gronski
Seventh St
Poland
Globe Woolen Mill
Charlotte Samel
Utica
Sophie
Massachusetts
Sugar Funeral Home
Second St
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral Home
Mrs Anna Story 79 Fulton Resident Dies in Fulton
Mrs Anna B Story 79 of 712 Fulton Ave died on arrival at Lee Memorial Hospital Thursday. A Wyoming native she lived in Fulton 50 years. She is survived by five sons Samuel Rossman Isaac Daniel Thomas and Thomas Wolever and five daughters Raymond Powers Donald Lamphere Hugh Clark Joseph Guilfrida and Royal Southard. Funeral service 2 pm at Gardner Funeral Home with burial at Mount Adnah Cemetery.
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Fulton
Anna B. Story
Fulton Ave
Lee Memorial Hospital
Wyoming
Story
Samuel and
Rossman Story
Isaac Story
Air Force
Germany
Daniel Story
Navy
Washington, D. C
Thomas Story Wolever
Texas
Raymond Powers
Donald Lamphere
Florida
Hugh Clark
Joseph Guilfrida
Royal Southard
Gardner Funeral Home
Mount Adnah
Highest point in New Jersey is High Point peak
The highest elevation in New Jersey is High Point at 1,803 feet above sea level, marking the state’s loftiest summit and a notable landmark for hikers and visitors.
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New Jersey
High Point
Fulton Area Christmas Gatherings and Assignments
Fulton residents share Christmas visits with relatives from Verona to Baldwinsville. Airman Roxanne Drake completes basic training at Lakeland AFB Texas and heads to Chanute AFB Ill. for weather services training. Local churches report prayer and family events as residents travel and guests arrive for holidays.
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Roxanne Drake
Clifford C. Drake
West River Rd
North
Lakeland
A.F.B. Texas
Chanute, Afb Ill
Israel Population Skewed Toward Youth Under 27
Report notes more than half of Israel’s population is under 27, highlighting a youthful demographic trend that may influence social, economic, and political dynamics. Data show a large generation growth and implications for future housing, education, and labor markets.
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Israel
Porpoises Stationed in Vietnam for Surveillance and Detection
Navy officials confirm an experimental unit in Vietnam is testing a surveillance and detection system using trained porpoises. Details are classified, with San Diego researchers leading the program and three porpoises reportedly trained by a 15-man Navy team.
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Vietnam
Washington
South Vietnam
Navy
Naval Undersea Research and Development Center
San Diego
Calif
Naval Forces-Vietnam
The
San Diego Union
Worldwide outcry over Soviet death sentences for hijack plotters
Denunciations against the Soviet Union spread globally as Leningrad court sentenced Edward Kuznetsov and Mark Dymshuts to death by firing squad for a planned escape to Finland. Others received prison terms. Israel and worldwide Jewish groups urged clemency and freedom for the defendants and for Soviet Jews seeking emigration.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Israel
Moscow
Tel Aviv
Haifa
White House
Nixon
Eilat
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Rakah
Communist Party of
Nikolaiv
Podgorny
Golda Meir
Knesset
Kremlin
Edward Kuznetsov
Mark Dymshuts
Finland
Washington
POWs discuss access and missing data during Hanoi talks
U S POWs highest ranking official met in the embassy says three proposals were presented to Hanoi including access to information on missing Americans and a possible prisoner release. He notes no flat denial of travel to Hanoi and cites Hanoi referring questions on missing 1 560 to Hanoi. Cambodian and Vietnam fronts saw cease fire dynamics and defections amid new casualty tallies.
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Nixon
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Paris
Hanoi
Vientiane
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Am Rong
Phnom Penh
Saigon
U.S
Coin Boxes Taken From Two Fulton Car Washes
Donald Holiday reported to police Thursday that coin boxes were removed from two automatic car washes he operates located at North Second and Ontario and at West First and Schuyler Streets.
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Fulton
Donald Holiday
North Second
Ontario
West First
Schuyler Sts
Wolcott Volunteer Fire Department Names Its Officers
Newly elected Wolcott Volunteer Fire Department officers are led by Vic Van Vleck as fire chief. First assistant chief Roy Betts and second assistant Jim Vezzose join, with Robert Gowers as captain and John Morgan as lieutenant. Vezzose serves as president with David Bauer as vice president and Jim Early as secretary. George Chatfield is treasurer. Jack Palmer is emergency squad captain. Bill Youngs fire police captain. Directors are Bob Delf and Jack Palmer, with Doug Jordan and Robert Prindle as county delegates, Cooper Buckalew and Jan Fochler as regional delegates.
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van Vleck
Wolcott Fire Dept
Wolcott
Wolcott Volunteer Fire Department
Vic van Vleck
Roy Betts
Jim Vezzose
Robert Gowers
John Morgan
David Bauer
Jim Early
Georges Chatfield
Jack Palmer
Bill Youngs
Bonn Diplomat Freed After Kidnap by ETA
West Germany says diplomat Beihl was released after ETA kidnappers abandoned pursuit. Beihl flew via Wiesbaden to a Luftwaffe jet in Biarritz with family joining for medical checkups in Ludwigsburg. ETA claimed its aim met, warned of automatic retaliation if further action occurs.
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Albert Gaum
Baldur Freek
ZDF
Eingeer
Andre Chambrun
Peter Kruse
Beihl
Gaum
Wiesbaden
Chambrun
Kruse
Karl Moersch
Foreign Ministry
Biarritz
Luftwaffe
West Germany
Ludwigsburg
Switzerland
Italy
Belgium
ETA
St. Jean de Luz
France
Trenton Coin Club Draws Favor Bruce Branham Twice
Bruce Branham, a year old Trenton lad, wins two prizes at a meeting of the Trenton Coin Club as the drawing selects his name twice before he leaves. A third drawing misses him and selects another attendee.
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Trenton
Bruce Branhem
Trenton Coin Club
Bruce
Bruce Branham
Basketball Named After Half Basket Origins in 1891
The sport gained its name in 1891 when peach baskets replaced square boxes in the court setup, as outlined by inventor James Naismith.
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James Naismith
Henny Youngman One-Liners Define A Lifetime Of Laughs
Hollywood AP reports comic Henny Youngman, famed for rapid one liners, has spent 40 years making a living with jokes about school, war and mini skirts. He notes his touring and TV work, appearing on about 40 shows yearly as a guest, while never securing his own series.
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Hollywood
Henry Youngman
Henny Youngman
Canada
Greenwich Village
Woman Pleads Guilty to Issuing Bad Checks
Alyce A. Wittmore, 4% of RD 2 Clyde, pleaded guilty before Village Justice Carl L. Katz to issuing several bad checks. She received three months probation and was ordered to restitution. Arrests were made by Police Chief Lester Taber and BCI Investigator Joseph DeAngelis.
Mount Mitchell Tops North Carolina’s Highest Peak
The tallest point in North Carolina is Mount Mitchell at 6,684 feet, rising in the Black Mountain range. The summit marks the state’s highest elevation and stands as a notable geographic landmark.
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North Carolina
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