West Side club faces gambling scrutiny after brief slot incident
A West Side fraternal organization briefly featured slot machines for members to amuse and enrich the club. Officials have been notified, and liquor licensing and tax authorities are involved. The piece urges even-handed enforcement against all gambling, noting other local venues and activities evade similar scrutiny. Local police had searched the premises but found no machines.
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West Side
Police
District Attorney’s Office
Treasury
Oswego
Birchite Subversion and the Kennedy Conspiracy Debunked
Boston reports show the John Birch Society spent 35000 dollars on ads to argue a Communist conspiracy killed President Kennedy. The group seeks funds for more propaganda while previously calling for impeachment, and critics say the FBI found Oswald acted alone with psychopathic motives. The piece labels the society dangerous to the United States.
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John Birch Society
Boston
Kennedy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Oswald
Mr. Kennedy
United States
Birch Society
Edwin Snider Named Fallbrook Chamber President 1964
California paper notes Edwin Snider known as Duke Snider, ex Dodger and Met, named president of Fallbrook chamber of commerce for 1964. He moved to Fallbrook in 1956, operates a bowling alley, owns a 30 acre avocado and lemon ranch, and remains a booster of the town. In 1963 with the Mets he had 86 hits in 129 games, 14 homers, .243 average.
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Snider
Watertown Daily Times
California
Edwin Snider
Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce
Fallbrook
San Diego County
Duke” Snider
Brooklyn Dodger
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Duke
Brooklyn
Metropolitan
Health Advice and Questions From Dr Brady Column
Health as Seen By Dr Brady answers signed health letters through columns. The piece discusses blood pressure, examination over readings, and warns against hysteria over BP. It includes reader questions on hair eating and bow legs with concise medical replies.
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Brady
F.A.W
Derailed NYC freight trains near Utica halt line
Thirteen cars of a New York Central freight train derailed just east of Union Station in Utica causing delays to area passenger service. The Albany to DeWitt bound train with 108 cars was blocked by a broken axle, with line expected to clear this afternoon.
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Utica
New York Central Railroad
Union Station
Albany
DeWitt
Syracuse
Federal aid to education expands to church related schools
Congress and President Johnson signed a law allocating over a billion dollars for federal aid to education over three years, much of it going to church related colleges and schools. The measure, aimed at higher education, avoids funding elementary schools and prompts debate over constitutionality and tax policy in a politically charged climate.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Johnson
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Kennedy
Reader letter on fruit and joint pain ends with rebuke
A reader complains about leg stiffness and aching joints linked to fruit. They note M says fruit is not good, but the reply dismisses this and urges eating all the fruit. The exchange ends with a playful curse and final instruction to eat fruit.
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H.P.C
Deposit Growth To Exceed 1962 in New York Savings
New York State 227 savings associations expect 1963 deposit growth to beat 1962 figures but likely not reach the 1961 record. First eleven months show deposits up to $424,152,030, with inflows totaling $2,144,835,377 and withdrawals $1,720,683,347. November net deposits rose $32,002,608 while total deposits reached $5,747,774,783.
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New York State
Savings Association League of
David Ford
League
Birthday Club Entertained in Central Square
Mrs Iva Towsley entertained the Mallory birthday club at her home in Central Square on Thursday. Sylvia Rowe daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Rowe and Roland Clark of Mexico were married at the Congregational Church in Constantia on Dec 8. James Chamberlain of Syracuse recently returned from Germany and was a Saturday guest of his brother George and family. Karen and Linda Maharr of Brewerton spent Saturday with their grandmother Mrs Dan Otis. Mrs Cora Smithers of Hastings has been on the sick list the past week. Cards have been received from Batchelors at Mr Dora Fla Mrs Theresa Coyne St Petersburgh Fla Mrs Irene Shaw Haines City Fla Mr and Mrs Darrell Harris and Bruce and Mrs Lela LaRobardiere of Daytona Beach Fla. Mr and Mrs Dan York and Mrs William Huntley were in Syracuse on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Orlando Woolridge Bernhards Bay were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs William Seamans in Amboy.
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Constantia
Iva Towsley
Mallory Birthday Club
Central Square
Sylvia Rowe
Harold Rowe
Roland Clark
Mexico
James Chamberlain
Syracuse
Germany
George
Karen
Linda Maharr
Brewerton
Dan Otis
Cora Smithers
Hastings
Batchelors
Dora
Fla
Theresa Coyne
St Petersburgh
Irene Shaw
Haines City
Darrell Harris
Bruce
Lela LaRobardiere
Daytona Beach
Dan York
William Huntley
Orlando Woolridge
Bernhards Bay
William Seamans
Amboy
Top Hat Restaurant Destroyed By Fire Near Glens Falls
Authorities investigate the cause after a fire destroyed the Top Hat Restaurant just outside Glens Falls. Louis Muller, operator, said he found no signs of trouble when closing at 3 30 a m the previous night. Firefighters discovered the blaze around 7 a m with no immediate loss estimate available.
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Glens Falls
Louis Muller
Glasses and China Break Again in a Glassmaker's Tale
In a humorous column the writer laments constant breakage of dishes and glassware despite modern science and new plastic. She recalls buying many glasses and several china sets, noting the perpetual clash between hope and accident. Her husband once gifted a plastic coated glassware set with a playful guaranteed year, yet one more piece broke, exposing the fine print that the glass remains unguaranteed against breakage.
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New York
China
An Editor's Moment Of Meditation
A national prayer piece extols the United States and its 200 million citizens for their generosity and global aid. It frames the nation as a Santa Claus figure, contributing earnings goods and knowhow to life health and progress in an unprecedented act of brotherhood.
National Whirligig U S Opposed to OAS Plans To Blockade Castro
The United States resists a Cuban blockade despite the OAS vote to probe arms smuggling into Venezuela. Johnson favors gradual pressure to erode Castro with no direct Soviet confrontation, fearing a repeat of 1962. Venezuela backs measures but seeks armed aid to end subversion, while the OAS leans toward tighter trade and fewer contacts with Cuba to keep the USSR out.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Organization of American States
OAS
Castro
Venezuela
United States
Uncle Sam
Khrushchev
MR. K
Soviet Union
Johnson
Kennedy
U. S
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Romulo Betancourt
Russia
Morton to star as gangster in Sinatra film Robin and the 7 Hoods
Hollywood reports Gary Morton, Lucille Ball's husband, will play a gangster in Frank Sinatra's upcoming movie Robin and the 7 Hoods. The project teams Sinatra with a cast of noted performers, enhancing its crime caper appeal.
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Hollywood
UPI
Gary Morton
Lucille Ball
Frank Sinatra
Robin and the 7 Hoods
Better is dinner of herbs with love than stalled ox
A compact proverb appears citing Proverbs 15 17 that a meal of herbs with love is better than a feast with a stalled ox. The tone echoes moral wisdom on value of affection over abundance.
Psychic bids and a club lead shape four hearts triumph
In a national masters pair event, South reaches four hearts after a misleading pass sequence. West defeats with a spade lead and Glatt’s nine of clubs return, limiting the declarer to three hearts and nine tricks at one table, while other tables saw ten tricks for most declarers.
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North East South West
South
North
West
Declarer
Arthur Glatt
Chicago
Glatt
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