GE and Carrier discuss short term lease of office space
General Electric and Carrier Corp discuss leasing 80 000 square feet of Geddes Street office space for office and engineering work. No new hires expected. 800 to 900 production staff remain in Geddes Street. GE may handle some Atlas missile guidance work. Carrier stresses production facilities stay active. Carrier showcases new facilities as part of a 23 million expansion plan.
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General Electric Co
Carrier Corp
Carrier
Geddes Street
Syracuse
Heavy Military Electronics Equipment Department
Morglay
Carrier Circle
Thompson Road
Unitary Products
Cambridge Corn
la Puente
Calif
Spelling Bee Champion Arrives in Washington for Finals
Nancy Driver, the national spelling bee champion, arrives at National Airport with her mother and editor. She stays at Sheraton Park Hotel and attends a kickoff mix with 68 regional champs. City tour plans include Arlington Cemetery, Annapolis, Mt. Vernon as Bee Week runs Monday to Thursday.
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Washington
U. S
Capitol
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Nancy Driver
Chester Driver
Herald
National Airport
Sheraton Park
Nancy
Burgundy
National Theater
National Presbyterian Church
Eisenhower
Arlington Cemetery
U. S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Mt. Vernon
Manlius Man Crushed Under Lift Truck Near Onondaga Beverage
Donald Spafford of 113 Mill Street was crushed beneath a heavy lift truck while riding in the back of a large truck at the Onondaga Beverage Corp. yard near 345 Spencer Street. He is in serious condition at Syracuse General Hospital. X rays to determine injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Beverage Corp
Spencer St
Donald Spafford
Mill St
Syracuse General Hospital
Spafford
Easy Laundry Appliance
Murray Corp. of America
Solar
Spencer Sts
Eastern Ambulance
Three Writers Named for SU Summer Creative Writing Workshops
Syracuse University announces two Summer Workshops in Creative Writing running from June 30 to August 8 and June 30 to July 26. Visiting lecturers include Malcolm Cowley Delmore Schwartz and Saul Bellow. Associate professor Donald A. Dike leads the programs with staff Leonard S. Brown and Harvey Jacobs. Open to students and nonstudents with no enrollment prerequisites. The aim is manuscript criticism and intensive instruction to boost imaginative writing abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Donald A. Dike
Dike
Malcolm Cowley
Delmore Schwartz
Saul Bellow
Leonard S. Brown
SU Studies Bids For New Dormitory
Surace University bids on a $5 million men's dormitory were studied to see if offers fit a federal loan limit of $3 million. W. Pahl Construction Co. led general bids at $1.807 million. Edward Joy Co. led heating at $258,236. James F. Conway led plumbing at $156,756. Bee Electric led electrical at $240,000. Westinghouse Elevator Co. led elevator installations at $193,705.
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Surace University
Eil
W. €. Pahl
Henry A. Wason
North
Syracuse
Kenneth A. Taylor, Inc
James F
Syracuse Society to Convene Executive Council Meeting
The Syracuse Chapter of the Society of Technical Writers and Editors will hold an Executive Council meeting at 8 pm on Wednesday at the home of Chapter President Paul Lang 126 Cashin Dr Fayetteville.
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Syracuse
The
Society of Technical Writers and Editors
Paul Lang
Cashin Dr
Fayetteville
Four New Churches Join New York State Council of Churches
Nearly 100 delegates at the Assembly approved an interdenominational program to address juvenile delinquency discrimination and migrant workers. Four denominations Armen ian Church of America Church of the Brethren Hungarian Reformed Church and Romanian Orthodox Church joined, bringing total members to 24 denominations and 90 local councils serving over two million Protestants. A plan for three intensive five year pilot programs to fight discrimination was endorsed with a summer committee appointment to oversee them. A migrant workers study will be launched under the Migrant Commission Rural Church Institute and Christian Social Relations Commission. A follow up presentation to Education Commissioner next week will propose counseling services extended youth camps and cooperation with youth courts and agencies.
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Assembly of the New York State Council of Churches
State Council
Armenian Church of America
Church of the Brethren
Hungarian Reformed Church In
Council of Churches
State Council of Churches
Council
Migrant Commission
Rural Church Institute
Christian Social Relations Commission
Commissioner of Education
Youth Court
Crouse-Irving Nursing Grads Honored at Hendricks Chapel
Thirty-one nurses received pins and diplomas at the 42nd graduation of Crouse-Irving Hospital School of Nursing in Hendricks Chapel. Dr. C Barber Mueller urged rising professional scope and responsibility for nurses over the next 20 to 30 years, citing rising academic demands and widening roles in social welfare and public health.
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Beatrice K. Palen
Crouse-Irving IL Hospital
Phyllis
Crouse-Irving
Hendricks Chapel
C. Barber Mueller
Upstate New York Medical Center
Crouse- Irving Hospital School of Nursing
Onondaga County
Mueller
Germany
Syracuse
Roberta Truesdall
Fidmeston
Women’s Auxiliary
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Laura Mary Abdullah
Massena
D'Orazio
Karen Joan Cogan
Saranac Lake
Clarence H. Twichell
Crouse-Irving Hospital Board of Trustees
Barbara A. Riorden
School of Nursing
Phyllis Ayers
Karleen Riche
Lovnville
Jeanine A. Briggs
Cortland
Anna Cook
Cannonsville
Joan E. Crandall
Sherburne
Mary T. Demers
Barbara Mr. Donerty
Benton Harbor
Mich
JoAnn Evans
Oral Roberts Opens 10 Day Crusade At State Fair Grounds
About 3000 people hear Oral Roberts of Tulsa preach faith healing at the State Fair grounds. Aides estimate 350 came forward for decisions for Christ and two dozen testified to disease relief from Roberts prayers. Witnesses traveled from Massachusetts Connecticut Pennsylvania Canada and New York.
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Oral Roberts
Tulsa
Okla
State Fair Grounds
Roberts
Christ
Massachusetts
Connecticu
Pennsylvania
Canada
New York
Eastwood High to Host First Syracuse Outdoor Band Concert
Eastwood High School band presents a free outdoor program Sunday at 3 50 p m honoring graduating seniors Gordon Hayes Ronald Hauptli David Hogan and Judy Hamilton. John Wilke directs selections from Lil Abner and My Fair Lady in a one hour show.
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Eastwood High School
Syracuse
Gordon Hayes
Ronald Hauptli
David Hogan
Judy Hamilton
Lil’ Abner
John Wilke
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Rotary Club
Rotary Awards Committee
Fred Kaffer
Frank T. Wood Jr
Frances Singer
A. van W. Hancock
William T. Melchior
Lew Andreas
Syracuse Bee
Anne Richard Peters
Scripps Frank
Francis Lederer
Howard Newspapers
Ihr A Brid
SU Studies
James A. G. Moore
Paul
Ferenczy
Hungarian Reformed Church
Florian M. Galdan
Romanian Orthodox Church
V. Uj. Assadourian
D’orazio
Jamesville
Karen Cogan
Roberta Truesdell
Edineston
Laura Abdallah
Joan Button
Cannon St
Phyllis D'Orazio
Quinlan Ave
Barbara Kepler
Brow St
Liverpook
Elizabeth Ladoueour
Grant Blvd
Jean A. Palen
Nedrow
Carolyn Steves
Gordon Ave
Phyllis Palmer
Lebanon
Delphene Pond
Marian A. Rorapaugh
Jane Wart
Richland
Deanna Wilkinson
Morrisville
Robert F. Weese
S. Geddes
N. Anthony
Geddes
Vy Gal
Loag Association
Kirsch
S. Warren
Onondaga Hotel
Oswego ST
Baldwinsville
S. Main ST
Morth Syracuse
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