Governor outlines 23 story Harlem office project
Governor Rockefeller reveals plans for a $12 million plus 23 story state office complex in Harlem between Seventh and Lenox Aves and 125th 126th Streets. The project would consolidate state boards and commissions, with condemnations demolition and relocation raising costs and sparking potential local friction and safety concerns.
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Rockefeller
Harlem
Seventh
Lenox Aves
125Th
126Th Sts
Mid
Manhattan
Oswego
Too Little Too Late on Federal Spending
President Johnson pushes bipartisan talks to cut at least 3 billion in the current year while deficits loom. Expenditures are rising by about 18 billion versus last year, with defense leading the surge. Tax hikes are pitched but risk hurting the economy.
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Johnson
Senate
House
Great Society
Viewpoints on foster care and child welfare debate
The writer urges a state review of adoption and foster care in New York. It cites a 1965 legislative report noting high public care costs with insufficient service quality, and argues for support to keep families intact, while acknowledging complex factors and the need for reform.
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Liuni
Kingston
Rockefeller
New York
Porter Margaret Hammersley
Legislative Committee
Nord
Citizens Committee On Welfare Cocts
Baldwin Maull
Buffalo
Health notes on multiple sclerosis by Dr Brady
Dr Brady discusses the unknowns of multiple sclerosis also called disseminated sclerosis. The piece notes symptoms and treatment are uncertain, diagnosis is difficult due to varied effects in different nervous system regions, and early misdiagnosis can occur as MS is common in younger adults.
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Edward Mallanby
M.D
F.R. C
F.rs
Oliver and Boyd
London
Mellanby
M. S
U Thant criticism over US Vietnam talks gains new momentum
The United Nations secretary general U Thant asserts the United States refused 1964 65 talks with North Vietnam revealing U S policy seen as prolonging the war. State Department cites no credible peace offer and warns against entrapping bombing pauses. Washington officials fear Hanoi could seize the lull to build forces.
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U Thant
United Nations
United States
U. S
Vietnam
Newsweek
North Vietnam
State Department
Burma
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Hatred of One Yankee Abroad For Another Is Most Intense
London visitors complain about American crowds in clubs as they seek spots with fewer Americans. Notable venues include Dolly's Blaise's The In Place and Ad Lib with aging details on entry, fashion, and even provocative dining lines.
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London
United States
Paris
Rome
Europe
Dolly's
Scotch of
Rolling Stones
Blaise
John Kennedy
Hal Boyle
Eisenhower
GOP
William Howard Taft
Teddy Roosevelt
Harding
Hoover
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy
Johnson
Goldwater
Oswego Palladium Times Consolidates Local Papers
Oswego Palladium Times governs official city and county news in Oswego New York. The paper, result of the 1925 consolidation of the Oswego Palladium and the Oswego Times, lists staff positions and an extensive mailing rate schedule for subscribers across New York State and nearby regions.
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Oswego
N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
R. Thomson
F. Chapman
Des Plaines Ave
Des Planes
Illinois
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Times Carrier
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Matthews Special Agency, Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Editor's Moment of Meditation on Pearl Harbor Day
A reflective meditation calls for mindful thoughts on soldiers in Vietnam and prayed for a swift honorable end to the conflict. The editor envisions an era of armistice and peace through negotiations and united cooperation among nations.
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Viet Nam
Pearl Harbor
United Nations
Reagan Emerges as Key GOP Hopes Leader in 1968 Race
National poll shows Nixon favored by 38 percent, Romney 25 percent for the GOP nomination, with Reagan gaining strong cross group support. Reagan leads among independents and Republicans, positioning him as potential balance of power in the 1968 nomination battle.
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Washington
Dick Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Nixon
Reagan
Romney
Ronald Reagan
California
Ronnie
Screen Actor’s Guild
No Inaugural Ball Planned for Alabama Governor’s Take
Alabama will skip an inaugural ball as Lurleen Wallace takes office. Inauguration day planning chairman John Pemberton cited Vietnam War costs and serving soldiers, saying the parade and ceremony on January 16 would honor all Alabama servicemen fighting in defense of the state and nation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
John Pemberton
Viet Nam
Pemberton
Isaiah 55 Water and Milk Offer Without Price
A biblical verse invites all who thirst to come to the waters and buy wine and milk without money or price, emphasizing free spiritual sustenance for all seekers.
Paulsen Tops Masters in Pair Championship Bridge Play
Eric Paulsen of Los Angeles outplayed in a pairs event, achieving eleven to twelve tricks under pressure. He opened with four spades, then discarded cleverly, held off a misdirected club finesse, and used counting to force a twelfth trick.
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North East South West
Eric Paulsen
Los Angeles
West
East
Paulsen
Hearts
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