Fort Ontario Tour Booklet Aids Historic Site Visiters
The State Education department and Wallace Workmaster have published a nine by sixteen inch Fort Ontario tour booklet on a single sheet folded into eight pages. It presents building histories, past and present uses, a chronology, and data to deepen visitor understanding. Two hundred thousand copies will be available at the Fort for tourists and residents. The guide highlights Fort Ontario’s growing status as a state historic site and notes more than 300 000 visitors in the past three years.
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State Education Department
Wallace Workmaster
Fort Ontario
The Military Base Cut Back
The New York delegation protests Pentagon base cutbacks, arguing state hardship and political overtones. Our stance defends phasing out facilities for efficiency, noting no ideal alignment and urging national defense economy while avoiding favoritism.
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Pentagon
Viewpoints of Other Editors on Rail Finances and Policy
Editors note William White mailed a leaflet aboard Erie Lackawanna trains explaining tax withholdings and a rejected $5 million loan. He laments government subsidies to rivals while praising rail modernizers and questions policy at all levels. He contrasts ICC gloom with hopes for tax relief and future loans.
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Erie Lackawanna Terminal
Hoboken
N. J
William White
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway
White
ICC
World Bank
United States
Yugoslavia
New Vice President Needed as Succession Law Fails
Washington debates a constitutional fix for the Vice Presidency as current line of succession omits a designated deputy. Calls grow to elect a Vice President from Congress, train for the role, and amend Article II to cover disability and emergency succession.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sen
Jacob Javits
New York
Houses
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Con
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady column muses on crackers
A reader recalls Canandaigua crackers from Smith Grieve bakery and mocks overfilled boxes that contain wind rather than weight. He compares past prices of milk, potatoes, and beef, then accuses the maker of dishonest packing to inflate perceived value.
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Dr. Brady
Buffalo
Broadway
Brady
Chapel Street
Canandaigua
Smith Brothers’ Bakery
Grieve’s Bakery
Grieve's
Daniel A. Fise
Shortsville
N. Y
Mary Conroy To Be Hannibal OES Chapter Matron
Hannibal Huldah Chapter 485 Order of the Eastern Star held a meeting at the Masonic Temple with Lillian McBride and George Truell presiding. Officers were elected including Matron Mary Conroy and Clair Conroy as Warden, with installation set for January 14. Christmas presents were exchanged after the meeting.
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Hannibal
Mary Conroy
Clair Conroy
Betty van Patten
Leigh Pitroff
Esther Hall
W. Dorothy S. van Patten
Margaret Johnson
Barbara S. Gifford
Lillian McBride
Swap Bingo for CES With George Truell As Caller
George Truell takes over as caller swapping bingo duties for CES in a community event. The December committee is chaired by Mrs Helen Hall and assisted by Mrs Joan Pontante Mrs Carrie Beckwith and Mrs Verda Cole.
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CES
George Truell
Helen Hall
Joan Pontante
Carrie Beckwith
Verda Cole
Local Weather Report for 24-Hour Period End 9 AM
The report records trace precipitation and wind from the south at 10 mph. Station pressure is 29.95 inches. Relative humidity 96 percent. Sunset at 4:30 PM today, sunrise at 7:32 AM tomorrow. Highest temperature on this date 60 degrees in 1923. lowest 2 degrees in 1893.
Changeable skies bring snow flurries and cold winds
Forecast calls for occasional snow flurries and moderately cold conditions this afternoon and tonight with highs in the 20s. Winds shift to the south tonight and southwest tomorrow, with gusts and locally heavy snow squalls. Perk up stews with wine pairing tips for white or red wines with chicken fricasse or beef stew.
Youthful Steps Into Second Childhood
Hal Boyle notes signs that people feel younger despite aging. He cites changing perceptions of time, grandsons versus grandfathers, late night reflections, small thrills like stairs, and the irony of aging habits. The piece champions ongoing growth and a lingering youthful spirit.
Editor's Moment Of Meditation for Editors and Purpose
A reflective passage urges focus and discipline for editors. It calls for preparation, steady effort, and resilience against past failures. The speaker seeks guidance from the Holy Spirit to plan productive work for communal civic, political, spiritual, and social service.
Johnson Aims for Cordial Ties With Congress Says Halleck
Washington report notes Lyndon Johnson plans a cooperative approach with Congress, leveraging hospitality and personal ties. Charlie Halleck recalls tours of the White House, Johnson’s openness, and efforts to win over moderates like Richard Russell and Harry Byrd. Johnson aims to push civil rights and fiscal goals with minimal wounds.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Indiana
Charlie Halleck
Lyndon Johnson
Halleck
White House
Johnson
Congress
John Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
Texas
Charlie Halleth
Ike
Charlie
Lyndon
Sen
Richard Russell
Georgia
Russell
Homegrown Produce Prices From Syracuse Market
Readable items show prices and varieties for vegetables and fruit at the Syracuse market. Entries include apples, grapes, lettuce, onions, peppers, potatoes, lemons, pears, beans, carrots, tomatoes, celery, and oranges with assorted weights and price figures. Some lines read as clipped OCR but indicate bulk and unit pricing for sellers and buyers.
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Mcintosh
Cortiend
Bosco BO
Crete
Savoy
Esse Orons
Bogpiant
Calif
Span
Idaho
Scscocces
Uoz
Casvecces
SnEll
Boe
Bible Verse Psalms 1331 Unity Among Brethren
A brief verse from Psalms 1331 celebrates the goodness and pleasantness of brethren dwelling together in unity. The passage emphasizes harmony, fellowship, and communal peace among believers.
Notrump over diamond opening preferred in Masvidual guide
In contract bridge, Becker argues notrump opening best for 16 to 18 points with balanced hands. He prefers notrump to describe hand strength and distribution, avoiding misleading diamond bids. A heart first bid is sometimes suboptimal for reach to two diamonds. Other hands illustrate suit selection and bidding strategy for early scores and competition.
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New York State
Oswego
Rome
Schenectady
Homily
Wall Street Journal
David Lawrence
William Brady
Palladium Times
Hannibal Oes Chapter
Hal Boyle
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Congrea
Harry O'Brien
Charlie Hallenbeck
Syracuse
B. Jay Becker
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