Journal Herald editorial page misread by OCR
The fragment shows a 1978 Herald page with editors Arthur Jenning Mary Jenkins and others. It includes a political stance note: ignoring party politics and discussing public questions to support measures advancing the people’s interests. The date hints March 1978, with typical masthead lines and circulation note.
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Arthur Jerkins
Mary EB Jenkins
EA Ohara
Profuter
Alexander ¥. Jones
Clarence A. Fianne
Chauncey & Hurley
James 31. Armstrong
Mortosial An Ro Meier
Yanan Ater
Weoerer Boer
Cone
Mesa
Anata Snerod
Arthur Jenning
Registration urged as elections loom in Syracuse and county
A brief resume of New York election laws urges eligible residents to register. To vote in New York you must be a state resident for a year, a county resident for four months, and in your district for 30 days. Central registration runs through Sept at the Court House. City and town dates are listed for October and October 12 13. Have a voice in governance.
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Millon
Syracuse
Onondaga County
New York State
Board of Elections
Gop Tax Cut Promises Face Election Year Scrutiny
The piece argues the GOP sticks to tax cut promises, while Democrats push to raise personal income tax exemptions from 600 to 800. It notes past Congress actions, budget constraints, and the political theater of tax policy as 83rd and 84th Congresses unfolded. Republicans may claim a small surplus to justify cuts, while Democrats fail to secure larger exemptions.
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Congress
White House
Colombian press under Rojas system shows government papers
The piece notes General Rojas is creating a national press network to push the government line. Foreign paper sales and international dispatches are heavily censored, and most Colombian papers owe their financing to Rojas, limiting independent reporting.
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Colombia
Rojas
Intermedia
Routine Police Investigation Solves Weinberger Kidnapping
Routine police work leads to arrest by tracing handwriting on the ransom note. The case drew media attention, crowds deterred the kidnapper from the ransom pickup, and the child remained alive until the tragedy later unfolded for the Weinberger family.
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Wemberger Sidnaping
Hong Island
Prophets of Doom
F.B.L
Victor Rigsel
Weinberger
Shooting a Plane To Spite a Hope
The Red Chinese reportedly shot down a Navy patrol plane off their coast, jeopardizing diplomatic efforts to recognize the Chinese Reds and block their UN admission. The act, if confirmed, signals a hardened Communist stance and undermines Geneva talks, risking further diplomatic friction as Washington questions future policy.
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United States
United Nations
Geneva
State Laws Could Bar Millions From Voting This Year
An analysis from the American Heritage Foundation warns that residency rules in many states may disenfranchise up to 19 to 33 million potential voters who relocate or fail to register. It notes differences across states, citing Alabama, Louisiana, Massachusetts, and Iowa, and argues residency requirements create barriers to voting in the presidential election.
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American Heritage Foundation
Cal Acentist
Brookings
Goldman
Negicins
Joan Cornelius Saysr
Watch& Campaign
Books He's Liked And He's Read a Big Bundle
Sterling North writes of reading as a lifelong passion reviewing about 2500 books yearly. He notes Churchill's history, Mindszenty biography, Rakosi critique, and profiles physicists Eddington Jeans and Compton. A new dual-field writer, RE WittersTon, offers Facing the Atomic Future explaining atomic science and ethics for lay readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling North
Woolworth
Eddington
Jeans
Compton
RE. W. Yitterston
Australian National University
St. Martin's Press
Airlines Rise as Railways Lose Ground in Passenger Traffic
The piece notes Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads plan to end first class rail travel for air lines, citing Pullman declines since 1944 and a surge in air passenger miles from 2.2 billion to 20.99 billion. It quotes Pennsylvan ia and Central leaders on jet airliners forecast to reduce surface travel’s dominance and reflects on the era shift toward air travel and the broader impact on rail and freight services, ending with a meditation on time and passing.
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David G. Cooke
Alance
NEW York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Pullman Transportation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Central
American
United and Eastern
Pennsylvania and Central
William M. Allen
Boeing Airplane Company
Free World
United States
After 10 Years Hense A Postwar View by Kenneth Lems a
Former minister Kenneth Lems a argues that ten years after World War II the international order remains fluid. He examines Europe the Middle East and the United States role, noting shifts in alliances nationalism and economic reach. He cautions that 1966 may not mirror 1956 patterns.
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Kenneth Lemsa
Education
AEP
Churchil
Britain
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Greece
Italy
Spain
France
North
Arica
Geremany
Japan
Portugal
On Coming To the Point by Robert Krause
Herald-Journal writer examines a chain of quoted statements from experts and officials. Highlights Dr. Leon Greenberg of Yale on female alcohol use and notes humorous foreign affairs references including Harry Truman and Dmitri Shepnnov.
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Robert Krause
Herald-Journal
Leon Greenberg
Yale
Center of Alcohol Studies
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