Heritage Pines Pioneers News In Syracuse Daily
The Syracuse Herald Journal lists staff and policies as of December 1 1956. It notes publisher E A Ohara executive editor Alexander F Jones and advertising chief John Bageerty among others. The issue reflects independence from party politics and includes subscription rates and postal regulations.
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Syracuse Herald- Journal
Herata Pines
Syracuse
N.Y
THE
Herald Company
Arthur Jenkins
Mary E. Jenkins
E. A. Ohara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Edito Portal Katt McElroy
Sh Fyfe Ghiet Sbational Benen Bs Boarrowas
Arnold Burdick
Spor
John Bageer
the Herald
Governor Harriman Faces Mental Health Funding Charges
National Mental Health Committee head Mike Gorman accuses Governor Harriman of ignoring aging and mental illness funding recommendations. He says proposed budgets of 10.5 million for research and training and 5 million for research were rejected, and that salaries for psychiatric staff lag behind. The governor’s rebuttal may exist, but charges warrant context.
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Harriman
National Mental’Health Committee
Mike Gorman
Joint Legislative Committee On
Gorman
New York State
Culture Scores Solid Triumph over Met Broadcast Ban
WFBL station chief Charley Phillips faced rampant support from Syracuse culture lovers as they fought a Met Opera broadcasts ban. A flood of letters phone calls and petitions pressured for airing. An organized effort included a telephone campaign and letter writing to editors to defend the Met’s Sunday slot.
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Charley Phillips
WFBL
Syracuse
Metropolitan Opera
Met
Phillips
Batten
Barton
Durstine
Osborne
Hope for Education In G O P Statement
New York Republican leaders pledge top priority to expanding state college scholarships during the next decade. They emphasize opportunities over mere financial aid and back broader Regents proposals, university construction bonds, income tax relief for parents, and a revolving loan fund. The plea centers on ensuring real access to higher education for more high school graduates.
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New York
GOP
Webster C Moulton Remembered for Downtown Syracuse Impact
Prominent Syracuse architect Webster C. Moulton is honored in the city for landmark designs including Chappell and Flair department stores Schrafft s Restaurant and the Onondaga Apartments. He earned top honors from the Central New York Chapter of the AIA for his talent and energy and is recalled for distinguished professional service. A quoted line from Thomas Hughes reflecting cultural wit closes the notice.
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Syracuse
Webster C. Moulton
Moulton
Chappell
Flair
Schrafft's
Onondaga
Central New York
American Institute of Architects
Syracuse radio shift fans push for better music and news
Desperate pleas at members meetings, chorus rehearsals, and concerts spur action. Syracuse Public Library enlists top display artists for efforts in main and branch libraries. WFBL write-in campaigns emerge in music stores as petitions circulate in Syracuse area. Public pressure reverses WHENs decision to drop Philharmonic. critics blame network switch that favored disc jockeys over serious programs. The self-assertion movement among radio lovers grows across Syracuse, North Syracuse, and Baldwinsville.
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Syracuse Public Library
Fosters
WFBL
Syracuse
Baldwinsville
WHEN
Philharmonic
Gould
ABC
CBS
Birthday for the CAP Local Operation
The Civil Air Patrol marks its 25th anniversary as the U S civilian auxiliary to the Air Force. From Pearl Harbor to peacetime education, CAP cadets train youth in aviation and support search and rescue with volunteer pilots nationwide. Major figures like Maj Charles F Merrigan and Dr Victor J Rainer highlight a long commitment to youth and aviation education.
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3Iannes J. Donnelly
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Pearl Harbor
Minute Men
QAP
Rolling Field
Washington, D. C
Syracuse
Cayuga
Fulton
Fair Haven
Finger Lakes
Sampson
Moravia
Charles F. Merrigan
Jefferson Street
Hancock Field
America
Harry C. Copeland
The
Oil Crisis Looms Across Europe As Winter Hits
Across Western Europe signs of a tough winter loom as Britain issues gas ration books and curtails industry fuel. Suez obstructions and Syria pipeline destructions disrupt oil routes, forcing reliance on the United States for scarce supply and high costs.
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David L. Bowen
Europe
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
University Is Ignored by Nearby Medical Campus
An editorial notes Syracuse University was not invited to a meeting at the State University Medical College about a possible expansion into a state hospital site near campus. It argues courtesy should include the founding university and near neighbors in future discussions with city and state officials and planners.
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Syracuse Daily Orange
Syracuse University
State University Medical College
Medical College
the Daily Orange
College of Medicine
Callege
State University of New York
Syracuse
Irving Avenue
Yates Castle
School of Journalism
Carlyle Jacobsen
the State University
City Planning Commission
Onondaga County Board of Supervisors
Grin and Bear It A Fascinating Visit UNITED NATIONS
Visitors flock to the UN glass skyscraper on the East River to witness its General Assembly hall and multilingual translations via headsets. The article contrasts UN attentiveness with the U S Capitol, notes the assembly’s architecture, leadership, and the growing role of the UN as a major tourist draw in midtown Manhattan.
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United Nations
East River
Lloyd
General Assembly
Midtown Manhattan
U.S
Selwyn Lloyd
Egypt
Oxford
Cambridge
Prince Wan Wattthayakon
Thailand
Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
House of Representatives
Congress
Security Council
Season's First Screege and Other Curious Tales
Gen. Maxwell Taylor weighs in on discouraging Christmas cards at the Pentagon citing mail pile up while a New Jersey bookie messenger is convicted of aiding betting. a cannily mistaken crochet patterns claim sparks humor as a Brooklyn Bridge purchase rumor lingers. California used car dealer notes clergy avoid secondhand autos due to profanity fears though a clergyman frozen on ice with an automatic remains a punchline.
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Maxwell Taylor
Army
Pentagon
New Jersey
Brooklyn Bridge
California
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Qil
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South America
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Western Hemisphere
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Jules Witcover
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