Clyde NY Rebounds From GE Closure To Attract New Industry
A small New York village of 2,800 near Syracuse and Rochester rebuilt after General Electric shut a Clyde plant in 1965 leaving 500 unemployed. The two year EDA funded effort led to several firms employing hundreds, an industrial park plan, and ongoing diversification proving the town less vulnerable to a single plant shutdown.
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New York State
Clyde
Syracuse
Rochester
General Electric Company
General Electric
Clyde Industrial Development Corporation
Mead Carney
EDA
Parker Hannifin Company
Dinion Corporation
Auburn Plastics Company
Auburn
Local Notices Highlight Marriages Deaths and Community Changes
Community notes list numerous births marriages and deaths including Billy Yeager saved by a 14 year old Boy Scout and Harold Bishop starting work at International Harvester in Cincinnati. Also reported are real estate transfers moves appointments and family announcements from Harrison and surrounding areas.
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Colwell Frakes
Elliott Avenue
Ashton
Corydon
Willard N. Wright
Hursttown
Martin A. Chism
Charles H. Buchanan
Edgar Lord and
Central
Ruby Martin
Thomas R. Guest
Dolly M. Curts
Ben L. Borst
Mildred Carolyn McCracken
Leonard C. Jaegers
Charles Gettelfinger
Aloys Schmelz
Elmer Hudson
Claud Turley
Morris Dean
Virgil Maymon
Glendie Hollis
Clara Alice Rea
Dick Jordan
Billy Yeager
Billy
Harold Bishop
Clifton
International Harvester Co
Cincinnati
Orville A. Kitterman
Frank Boley
Boley & Kitterman Motor Co
Pontiac
GMC
Standard Oil Company
B. F. Yeager
Poplar Street
Arlston Alstott
Ola Mae Stauth
Robert Morris Frost
Dorothy Haub
Glenn Albert Krush
Julia Elizabeth Green
George Loy Wilson
Bicycle trails expansion and electric cars eyed by state
Blooming ton opens a 24 mile public bicycle trail as Wisconsin reaches 1 000 miles of trails. J Arthur York and the State Tourism division tout recreational and tourism potential while a national bike revival grows. The Bloomington trail circles Monroe Reservoir and passes quarries and scenic spots amid rising interest in bike travel by all ages. Electric cars may arrive by midsummer with two adults and two children per vehicle and recharging via power lines. The Tax Foundation notes federal debt interest exceeds education spending, detailing a $1 114 tax on a $10 000 salary split among defense, interest, health, and more.
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Bloomington
J. Arthur York
State Department of Commerce
Wisconsin
York
USA
Paul Dudley White
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White
Stewart L. Udall
Capitol Hill
London
England
Monroe Reservoir
Indiana
National Geographic Society
FORD
TAX Foundation
Press President Tension Seen Inevitable in Johnson Era
George Reedy, White House press secretary to President Johnson, told the Woman's National Democratic Club that political leaders must endure harsh scrutiny while praising the press for its persistent, skeptical role. He warned there may never be a harmonious White House press relationship without one side relinquishing some duties, noting tension helps sustain democracy.
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George Reedy
White House
President Johnson
Woman’s
National Democratic Club
Reedy
New Hampshire Ave. Nn
Struthers Research and Development Corp
Newmen's Views Vary On Post Office Set Up
The column discusses Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien's idea to privatize mail delivery via a nonprofit corporation independent of politics. It notes broad interest from publishers lawmakers and postal unions and suggests a profit motive could drive efficiency. It compares to a TVA style model and even mentions a limited profit option like Comsat.
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Corydon
Indiana
Audit Bureau of
N. Capitol Ave
Robert P. O’bannon
Frank L. O’bannon
Harrison
U.S
Canada
John Stuart Mill
Newmen
Lawrence O’brien
Tennessee Valley Authority
Postoffice Department
O’brien
Congress
Comsat
Freudian Flap and Morning Paper Quirks in Schoolroom
A humorous column notes a wife irritated by her husband reading the paper at breakfast and questions whether the real issue is neglect or her not getting the paper first. A third grader recalls his brother’s kinder garten enrollment and a teacher's firm rule.
Not Disturbed Students and Commencement Expectations
North Texas State University President J C Matthews reflects on student behavior as graduation nears In his view most students behave as ladies and gentlemen despite hair long beard protests and selective rule breaking The piece also follows a light note about Pussywillow the Washington DC cat and a New York gift from a pet shop to an address for Miss Pussywillow.
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J. C. Matthews
North Texas State University
Pussywillow
Washington, D. C
New York
Miss Pussywillow
Harper’s
Word to the Unwise and Nighttime Anecdotes
A string of humorous vignettes and anecdotes covers wit about truth and cleverness, a Beatnik joke, a lawyer’s arm sentence, a WWI volunteer Jose Sandoval, Byrd’s intervention at West Point, nest egg origins, and a Drew Theological Seminary campus prank.
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The
Corydon Democrat
National Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau of Cir
Clyde, N. Y
Lage
Economic Development Administration
U. S. Department of Commerce
Mead Carney International
English
Katie Habermel
Louisville
A. B. Linder
Thomas Crecelius
Hill Grove
Press Haun’s
Shuppert & Son
Depauw
Minnie Weathers
Charles Fitzgerald
Belle McCoy
John C. Hardin
Sallie E. Record
Joseph C. Staib, Jr
Philip Siegwald, Sr
Joseph Marshall Stilger
James Holiday
Junius Holiday
Boone Township
Indiana Law School
Indianapolis
Alva G. Thomas
James Thomas
United States Army
Clarence Ehalt
Southern Railroad
Ray Kingsley
Lloyd McBride
Otterbein
Mt. Vernon
Clara Kost
William Knight
Laura Faith
George Stepro
Nellie Ashton
Eliza E. Funk
Shelby Summers
Henry H. Friedley
Rollie F. Hall
Maurice Bauer
Marjorie Catherine Lames
Mary A. Richards
Raleigh Hall
Charles Coffman
Elmer Bryant
Ernest Mayfield
John Libs
Lewis Love
Richard Blake
Wallace Cox
Joseph F. Pinaire
Roger V. Brewster
Sarah Margaret Young
George S. Cabell
Clara McGrain
George M. Crayden
Martha Jane Mattingly
Marcia E. Stonecipher
Bert Hockman
Minnie Beanblossom
Carrie Haas
William H. Pipes
Herman Richmer
Lanesville
Albert Caproni
Harrison County
American Red Cross
Dowling McGrain
Bob Hubbard
Heidelberg
California
Chicago
Pearl O. Seacat
Frank E. Heninger
Betty Atkins
William Churchill
Ethal Mae McKim
Billy Ray Reed
Birds
Eugen&i
Bays
George Byrum
Robert Emily
R. F. Vester
Billy Murphy
Rex Crecelius
Gordon Hendershot
Emil G. Miller, Jr
Homer P. Reinmiller, Jr
Emma Isabelle Shuck
Homer L. Barger
Louetta Erstine
John Sharp
Abe
Hoosier Spots
Marie Smith
Washington Post
Denver Post
Blue River Inn
Callahan
Marge
Beatniks Anonymous
Smith
Atlantic
Book-of-the- Month Club
Jose Sandoval
Philippine Islands
Woodrow Wilson
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Academy
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
Lynn Harold Hough
Harry
O’bannon Publishing Company In
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