Kennedy Slips by Syracuse in hush hush labor probe
Robert F. Kennedy visiting upstate New York for a mob racketeering investigation moved through Syracuse largely unseen. He avoided hotel registrations, traveled with Sherman Willse, and skipped planned meetings, then boarded a plane to Buffalo after a brief Utica stop. Kennedy did not press questions in Syracuse and planned to return to Washington.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Syracuse
Upstate
Kennedy
Utica
Buffalo
Sherman Willse
Field
Rochester
Oneida
John M. Liddy
Valuable Stamps May Be Stolen
H. S. Sellinger, 26, of 149 Stadium Pl. told Patrolman Charles Gorman that someone broke into his mailbox last night and opened two letters. He said he expected valuable stamps in the mail and will check the senders to see if the stamps were enclosed.
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H. S. Sellinger
Stadium Pl
Charles Gorman
North Country Roundup Reunion Set For Tomorrow
The annual North Country Roundup gathering of former residents runs from 2 to 5 p.m. tomorrow at Drummins venue. Organizers invite alumni to reconnect, share memories, and enjoy community camaraderie during the event.
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Drummins
Miller family welcomes Shar on Joy on Friday the 13th
Mrs Anne Miller of 567 Westmoreland Ave gave birth to her second child Friday the 13th at 2 30 a m in St Joseph's Hospital. The new daughter Sharon Joy weighs seven pounds one ounce and joins 10 year old Robert as the second Miller born on Friday the 13th. Doctor Nathan Cohen delivered both Millers and calls the occurrence extremely rare.
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Anne Miller
Westmoreland Ave
Hy Miller
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Miller
Sharon Joy
Robert
Nathan Cohen
Papa Miller
Sharon
Mrs. Miller
Pocketbook and Bible Found on Rt 48
The sheriff's office sought the owner of a woman's pocketbook and Bible bearing the name Carol found last night along Rt 48. Investigators checked for identification and requested any missing-item reports from residents.
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Carol A
Le Moyne Seniors Attend Baccalaureate Mass
Nine hundred nineteen Le Moyne College graduates gathered at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception for their Baccalaureate Mass with Rev. William J. Shannon delivering the sermon on letting light shine and values. Bishop Foery and other officials attended. A breakfast followed at Hotel Syracuse as ceremonies lead to Sunday’s 3 p.m. commencement at Onondaga War Memorial.
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le Moyne College
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
William J. Shannon
Shannon
Walter A. Foery
Syracuse
le Moyne
Onondaga War Memorial
Lemoyne
LeMoyne College
Cathedral of the Tumaculate Conception
Penitentiary Deputy Chief Pay Under Review
The Board Penal Committee considers raising the deputy superintendent’s salary at the County Penitentiary to attract a qualified penal officer to oversee the institution. Current deputy pay is 6925. the new amount will be decided later. Superintendent Edward Wickham will supervise from July 1 until a successor is named, with Marsden retiring July 1. The panel, led by Calvin D. Hamilton, will review applications for the superintendent post, including Thomas Martin and lawmen Robert Alexander and Yale Cummings, while Wickham plans retirement later this year.
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Republican Party
Board of Supervisors
Edward E. Wickham
William G. Marsden
DeWitt
Calvin D. Hamilton
Marsden
Wickham
Thomas Martin
Fabius
Robert Alexander
Yale Cummings
Dickinson urges colleges to supply intellectual leadership in world affairs
State Commerce Commissioner Edward T. Dickinson told the 1958 Political Institute audience at Syracuse University that colleges must provide the intellectual arma ment for world leadership. He warned against measuring education by Soviet gains and urged language study and new creative ideas in philosophy, government, and science. The conference runs through tomorrow with Eleanor Roosevelt and Governor Harriman slated as speakers.
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Commerce
Edward T. Dickinson
Syracuse University
Dickinson
Oxford
Cambridge
Madison Avenue
Eleanor Roosevelt
Gov. Harriman
Dyer Again Scout Head Re-elected To Onondaga Council
Thomas H. Dyer Marcellus attorney and county water commission chair was re elected president of the Onondaga Council Boy Scouts at the Carrier Corporation annual meeting Also re elected were D Raymond Park Robert G Van Wagenen A Floyd Wray as vice presidents and a long list of gentlemen named as members at large of the executive board including Maxwell Brace Jr Robert T Clark George S Cooper Donald W Darrone Richard Everill Nick Ferrante and more
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Thomas H. Dyer
Marcellus
County Water Commission
Onondaga Council
Boy Scouts
Carrier Corporation
D. Raymond Park
Smith and Caffery Steel Co
Robert G. van Wagenen
R. G. van Wagenen Co
A. Floyd Wray
Niagara Mohawk
Maxwell Brace, Jr
Robert T. Clark
George S. Cooper
Donald W. Darrone
Richard Everill
Nick Ferrante
Russell H. Gray
Fred F. Hoyt
Tosenh
Llel
Paul A. Keene
B. Churchill J Loveland
Earle
Sudlee Roger Moreland
Maurey Morgan
Donald Pomeroy
Mark Sales
Fred R. Sears
James P. Stimson
Clarence H. Twichell
Robert Tye
Newton E. White
Eric W. Will
John D. Williams
Russell S. Williams
Clifford Winters
Isaiah Wolfson
James G. Wray
Stranger Attacks Grill Patron at Fusco Grill
James Wing, 25, of 1200 Butternut Street, told police an unprovoked stranger struck him in the mouth at Fusco Grill on Geddes Street. He fell into a glass pinball machine and suffered a severe elbow laceration later stitched at St Josephs Hospital.
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James Wing
Butternut St
Wing
Fusco
S. Geddes St
Wiliam Lawton
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sunnycrest Golf Course the only city park for golf
Police Chief Harold F. Kelly warns that golf is not allowed in any city park except Sunnycrest Golf Course. Officers are to tell anyone seen golfing in other parks to stop and move to Sunnycrest.
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Sunnycrest
Harold F. Kelly
Kelly
Man Injured By Tractor Near Cicero School
Robert Sweeting 26 of RD 1 Parish was seriously injured when run over by a tractor while removing trees from Route 11 north of Cicero near the school. He suffers a possible fractured pelvis and multiple bruises contusions and lacerations. He was taken to St Josephs Hospital in critical condition. Official said the accident happened near the school and library as trees were being cleared.
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Robert Sweeting
RD 1
Parish
Cicero
New York State Tree Service Co
Sweeting
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
H. P. Overbaugh
North
Syracuse
Salina Considers Legalized Bingo Ordinance
A public hearing at 8 15 p m Monday in Salina Town Hall will consider a proposed ordinance to legalize bingo. If adopted, the measure would permit bingo games by authorized organizations within the town limits.
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Salina
Regents Exams Begin At Syracuse Public High
Hundreds of Syracuse public senior high pupils start the three hour regents tests this morning with English and writing after which math courses, algebra and geometry follow in the afternoon. Next week brings American history world history French German Hebrew Italian Spanish and other subjects across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday sessions ending with comprehensive art and music on Thursday morning. The term closes for summer vacation on Friday June 20.
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Syracuse
Parking Lot Plans Pushed by City Mayor
Mayor Henninger announced plans to convert the former Welfare building site at W Willow and N Franklin into a paved parking lot for 116 cars. The lot will be lit, supervised by an attendant, and no meters will be used. estimated cost for black topping lighting and a small office building ranges from 12000 to 15000 dollars.
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Welfare
W. Willow and
N. Franklin Streets
Henninger
Peinik Wrecking Co
Slum Study Cooperation Is Praised
City Relocation Office reports excellent cooperation from Near East Side residents in a housing needs survey for the 88 acre renewal project. Ten interviewers began work on the north end. 750 families are represented. No evictions will occur for at least two years.
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Near East Side
City Relocation Office
Robert Hale
E. Genesee Street
Montgomery
S. State
S. Salina
Pioneer Homes
Almond Street
Hale
GE to furlough 500 in salaried Tech Products unit
General Electric will extend a one week unpaid layoff to about 500 salaried employees in the Technical Products Department this summer. The move follows the plant shutdown from July 3 to July 20 and aims to minimize further workforce reductions amid a weak radio and television market. Morlock cites a leveling business decline and hopes for improvement in the second half of the year.
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General Electric Co
William J. Morlock
Morlock
Traffic Court JUDGE TRUMAN H. PRESTON rulings noted
Driving While Intoxicated case suspended 80 days with a $100 fine and license revocation for John A. Lynham Jr of White Plains. Speeding fines include $25 for Andrew P. Bradshaw of Jamesville with 43-45 mph on Salina Street. Sir Richard T. Van Siyne of 123 Atcheson Rd. cited 40 mph on S Geddes St. Weight figures display violation: $10 for Richard C. Lang of RD 2 Canastota.
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Truman H. Preston
John A. Lynham Jr
White Plains
Andrew P. Bradshaw
Jamesville
Salina Street
Richard T. van Siyne
Atcheson Ra
S. Geddes St
Richard C. Lang
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