Editorial draft and masthead of the Syracuse Herald Journal
The document presents the Syracuse Herald Journal masthead with staff roles, advertising, and pricing notes. It includes publisher Stephen Rogers and editor Alexander F. Jones among many editors and department heads, plus a founder credit for Arthur Jenkins and a 1877 reference. The page shows advertising rates and a quotation about independence and public questions.
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Stephen Rogers
Alexander F. Jones
Cheremte H. Rinne
Sisinese
Monecer
Chauncey
Hurley
Lewis T. Kennedy
Meneser
Kord RB
McEts F
Meneaing
Herel E
Rober
Seeim
Atcemcer
New York
Scote TY
Sovicy
Stoke TY
Sowdey
Mediares
Frtm
Arthur Jenkins
The
Herald
Ranger 7 and thoughts about cave days
The piece recalls Ranger 7’s 70 hour mission from Cape Kennedy yielding up to 4000 moon close ups and its 250000 mile bullseye as a mark of leap from cave life. It contrasts awe at space progress with reports of the Eumpa cult massacre in Northern Rhodesia and notes enduring human problems despite technological strides. It ends with a jab about a deodorant claiming all day protection and the rarity of smelly clocks.
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Moon
Cape Kennedy
Northern
Rhodesia
Kipling
Ranger 7
Republicans Start Campaign as Underdogs in Race
Republicans claim an underdog status as they begin their campaign. They acknowledge a single tactic to energize their base while fearing external misperceptions of that approach.
Lessons Nixon Taught Johnson About Debating Goldwater
The piece contrasts President Johnson’s approach with Nixon’s playbook, noting LBI’s clear lessons from Nixon. It hints at Kennedy-era influences and strategic communication tactics without detailing specific incidents or dates.
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Johnson
Senator Goldwater
LBI
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Cronkite Replacement Sparks Controversy at CBS
Walter Cronkite is reportedly being dropped as anchor at national conventions in favor of a two person team, Robert Trout and Roger Mudd, a move criticized as humiliating a fine journalist. Fred Friendly defends the decision as necessary for round the clock coverage.
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Walter Cronkite
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fred W. Friendly
Mortimer Snord
CBS
Lke
Fisenhower
Fred Friendly
Atlantica
Robert Trout
Roger Mudd
Trout
Four-County Drive Aims To Clean Oneida Lake
A new four county Oneida Lake committee was formed to tackle lake pollution with immediate and long term plans. The group will draft resolutions for Onondaga Oswego Oneida and Madison counties to unite in action and study programs, leading toward state involvement. The effort marks progress against long standing inertia and jurisdictional barriers.
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Oneida Lake
Onondaga
Oswego
Oneida
Madison
Boards of Supervisors
Oneida Lake Association
British election in Britain before American vote
London AP reports Britain will hold a general election likely on October 3 or 8 with Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home seeking a Conservative victory. Conservatives hold 362 seats to Labour 260 Liberal 7 and one independent, with about 28 million voters expected to cast ballots as in the past.
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Camines
Sea Alec Douglas-Home
Alec Douglas
Home
Conservative
House of Commons
Conservative Party
Labor Party
Liberal Party
Rhondda Valley
Sevenoaks
London
Labor
Birmingham
Manchester
Newcastle
Glasgow
Cardiff
Belfast
East End
Westminster
Hensington
Britain
Rutherglen
Scotland
Bury St. Edmaunds
Reds Remember 1941 42 and the Ogre in Russia
A retrospective view contrasts the 1941 42 winter on the Russian steppe with Western fears of German revival and nuclear arming. It notes Soviet suspicion of Western alliances, pilot ships with mixed crews, and the fragile British electoral map influenced by shifting populations and marginal seats.
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Wehrmacht
Moscow
Ukraine
Adolf Hitler
Tac
Expansion of U S Aid to South Vietnam Raises Questions
The administration faces scrutiny over a sudden large scale expansion of American military and civilian advisory personnel in South Vietnam. Officials cite other factors, including hidden nonmilitary aid and public readiness, while critics warn of political fallout and a potential misalignment with strategic goals.
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Pentagon
Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
South Viet Nam
Washington
Nguyen Khanh
Saigon
Ion Ous
United States
Kennedy Drops Bid for Vice President Amid Johnson Move
President Johnson ruled out cabinet members as vice presidential candidates. The field had narrowed to Robert Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey, with Kennedy favored by party organizers but rejected to avoid Kennedy influence. Johnson announced the decision after a White House meeting, saying the ideal running mate should be prudent and acceptable nationwide. Robert Kennedy reacted with terse resignation, saying he had worse things happen.
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Mary McGrory
Washington
Johnson
Kennedy
San Francisco
Robert Kennedy
Humphrey
Minnesota
Goldwater
Bobby Kennedy
Atlantic City
John F. Kennedy
Afr
White House
Mr. Kennedy
Jenning
South
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Germany
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By Laurence Barrett
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