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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
16
A GAM-77 Hound Dog missile was fired successfully from a B52 bomber over the Atlantic Test Range. The 51 foot missile traveled several hundred miles before impacting the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday. It deployed its own navigation system and carried several hundred pounds of test gear.
Interstate Route 81 will span Oswego county from Oneida Lake bridge north to the Jefferson county line. The five contracts total over 20 million dollars with completion in Oswego county targeted for late 1961, funded 90 percent by the federal government and 10 percent by the state.
The Rhemenough Bridge Club held its monthly master point game at Hotel Pontiac. North-South winners were Robert Grey and John O Mara of Mexico with 11415 points, followed by Mrs Thomas Mc Gough and Mrs James Mc Crudden, second with 11242, and others including Charles Goldstein and Mrs Kirke White, fourth with 101?2, plus East-West winners led by Irene Brown and John Barrett with 106, and John Cullinan and Charles Davis, second with 10312.
Western New York and Ontario forecast show sunshine and snow flurries with cold highs from 20 to 25 and near zero lows. Northern Finger Lakes regions expect frost and gradual warming through Saturday with 15 to 30 mph winds. Arizona copper mining near Phoenix yields over 250 million dollars in ore annually.
The Civil Aeronautics Board planned to meet Mohawk Airlines officials today over the eight day stewardess strike that followed a brief sales of its crew. Mohawk suspended operations at midnight last Thursday amid wage demands and working condition disputes with pilots over crossing picket lines. Ithaca and Cornell University, in New York, sought alternative service as Easter travel pressures grow. students faced travel difficulties while stewardesses demand higher wages.
New York state education commissioner James F. Allen Jr upheld a high school teacher James R. Worley’s firing from Fox Lane High School Mount Kisco for refusing to submit lesson plans in advance. Worley appealed after the Tenure Commission backed the board, and Allen supported the principal’s authority while stressing the incident harms students.
New York reports Wilt Chamberlain may retire after Philadelphia Warriors loss to Boston Celtics 119 111 in the NBA playoffs. The seven foot star, MVP and rookie of the year, cites a final game and plans to “hibernate” as he contemplates life after basketball.
NEW YORK. John Lardner, 47, renowned columnist and author and son of Ring Lardner, died at his Manhattan home from heart failure after recent hospitalization for a heart attack. A newspaperman and sports writer early in his career, he wrote a weekly Newsweek sports column since 1939 and later contributed television and radio pieces to the New Yorker. His books include It Beats Working and Strong Cigars and Lovely Women.
A Chango pharmacist describes healing a tumor through faith in God, discussing his experience in a Christian Science radio interview on WROC Rochester at 9:15 p.m. Sunday. The Weather Bureau notes hailstones weighing up to 1.5 pounds, the largest reported.
Oswego area residents are invited to a Fallbrook Open House Sunday from 1 to 5 pm. Dr Norman E Whitten dean of students at State University College of Education notes Fallbrook offers indoor riding ski tow slopes and fishing trout in spring. He praises college development by the Foundation and city officials and credits Dr Foster B Brown and Charles J Coward for reconstruction work. The Health and Physical Education Department will manage both outdoor and indoor facilities with the Student Personnel Office running the Ski Lodge snack bar.
A two car crash at the West Third and Ellen Streets intersection injured a passenger, Kathleen Cherchio, 37, who was hospitalized and later treated for pregnancy-related pains. Robert A Becker, 27, of Clay, was ticketed for failing to observe a stop sign after colliding with a vehicle driven by Mrs Cherchio at 109 East Cayuga Street.
Cherchin car in the right rear. Minetto Fire Dept reminds residents the Chief Elwood Baker that a new dial system number is FI 3 9930 for fire calls. In Statesboro Georgia prison scene: guards and inmates bow their heads while Chaplain leads. Patterson and Grisson escape in a truck after Patterson faces life and Grisson three to five years.
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