Democrats split over convention delegates in Onondaga
Onondaga County Democrats unveil rival delegate slates for the national convention. Assemblyman James A. Barry declines as alternate. Sheriff Patrick Corbett withdraws to stay available for possible street disturbances. McCarthy and Kennedy factions name their delegates and alternates with Hamley, Higgins, Burns backing at large picks while Savage notes unity aims.
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James A. Barry
The
Herald-Journal
George P. Savage
John J. Burns
James M. Hanley
Thomas W. Higgins
Merchants National Bank
Savage
Hanley
Johnson and Burns
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Burns
Patrick Corbett
Henry A. Bersani
George W. Cregg
Corbett
James J. Karry
Jerome Mlnson
Wilsons Leading Jewelers
Louis J. Nicoletti
Greater Syracuse Labor Council
McCarthy
Demerats
Vincent A. O'Neil
Onondaga County Committee
Oliver E. Clubb Jr
Syracuse University
Ernest Boston
Crusade For Opportunity
Bernard Chertow
Democatic Party
Doris Phillips
Marcellus
Edward Hutchinson
Clubb
Executive Committee
Onondaga County
Recreation study urges fuller use of school facilities
A Graves Organization study of Onondaga County's 17 suburban districts finds 2,240 acres of school land hosting 92 schools and extensive recreation spaces. It urges coordinated public use, fewer new builds, and joint programs with county and city recreation departments to expand access and efficiency.
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Onondaga County
Charles M. Graves
Atlanta
Graves
North Syracuse
Westhill
James J. Barry
North
Syracuse
McDowell Commissioned as Army First Lieutenant
Willard B. McDowell, son of Mr and Mrs W B McDowell of 128 Claire Rd, was commissioned a Army first lieutenant at Oakland Army Base. A Nottingham High School and Syracuse University graduate, he earned a BS degree in 1964 and serves as executive officer of the Military Airlift Clearance Authority Agency of the western area controlling movement of military freight cargo and passengers.
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Willard B. McDowell
W. B. McDowell
Claire Rd
Army
Oakland Anny Base
McDowell
Nottingham High School
Syracuse University
Army Base
Military Airlift Clearance Authority Agency
Western Area
Humane Society to Hear Ohioan Guest Speaker
Mrs. Jean McClure Kelty of the Animal Charity League of Youngstown Ohio will address the Human Association of Central New York at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Crumlins Country Club. She is assistant professor of English and philosophy at Youngstown State University, founder and director of the Animal Charity League, and member of multiple wildlife groups. The meeting is open to the public.
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Jean McClure Kelty
Animal Charity League of
Youngstown
Ohio
Human Association of Central New York, Inc
Crumlins Country Club
Kelty
State sparks handicapped family event in Georgia
Special park program for disabled persons and their families set to open in Georgia. Organized by state agencies, the event aims to provide accessible recreation and support resources for attendees.
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Chicago
Georgia
Man Who Preached Keys For Years Forgets To Return One
Harry Taylor, a desk clerk at the Arlington Hotel in Nees City Kansas for 14 years, reminded guests to return room keys. After retirement he forgot to turn in his own key and had to mail it back to the hotel.
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Nees City
Kan
Arlington Hotel
Harry Taylor
Taylor
Telegram power and practice in business and personal use
Inactive accounts tied to dormant funds are awakened by reminders and coupons in ads. Telegrams confirm receipts, share price lists, and transmit facts via Western Union accuracy. Use telegrams for congratulatory notices, multi destination press releases, bids, travel proofs, price changes, and field motivation.
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Western Union
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Democratic Party
Vincent A. O’neill
Jerome M. Wilson
Oliver E. Clubb
Patrick J. Corbett
West Genesee
Liverpool
Fayetteville-Manlius
Baldwinsville
Onondaga Central
Lyncourt
Jamesville-DeWitt
Humane Society
Western
Union
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