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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1966
Page
2
Puzzle clues across roll 41 with word pair options and garbled hints. Entries reference phonetic puns and mixed language fragments for word fits. Some items show mismatched letters or space errors, yet indicate possible crossword style answers and theme cues.
A Belgian nun known as Sister Smile left her convent last June to pursue mission work through music. She now lives near Leuven, attends Catholic University courses, and works on a new record of twelve songs introducing her transformation to Luc Dominique. She plans to remain out for at least a year and will decide later.
In Kansas City Kansas a rattlesnake caused a house fire when David Kearney lit a stove and dropped it during the encounter. The blaze damaged about 4000 dollars worth of furniture and forced the Kearneys to vacate for fumigation and cleanup.
Johannesburg brigadier G A Young reported a rare elephant birth of twins near Letaba and Shingwedzi rest camps in Kruger National Park. He provided photographs and a detailed account of the mother cow assisting the newborns with sand cleansing while vultures gathered nearby. The bull calf stood after several attempts as the herd kept watch.
In a stark Page One viewpoint Arnold Doberman voices contempt for city leadership and crime, arguing Mafia influence and real estate power erode safety. He cites 15 cent coffee, calls for billions to cleanse the streets, and laments a dying civic spirit amid urban decline.
In Manchester England a Juvenile Court judge Frederick B Turner left a reparation gift of 100 pounds to an unnamed girl he had advised as a teen. The will notes the girl later became a model citizen and remained law abiding. The judge’s humane counsel proved lasting.
New York and San Francisco reformers accuse George Meany Walter Reuther I W Abel and Paul Hall of rigged elections, blacklisting, and welfare fund corruption. They say the Ethical Practices Committee has failed to investigate union corruption since 1959 and allege district officials siphon welfare funds with employers.
The list presents across and down clues for a Sunday crossword including flame condenser lamp weed poison to cattle love and authority terms pantomime dance and prized game fish compass point pies and cakes and expressed.
The Coast Guard reports pleasure boat fires in San Francisco have caused nearly 1.5 million dollars in damage over two years. Improper galley stove installation and use is identified as the chief cause.
An elephant born at Moscow zoo escaped while being loaded for transfer in Alma Ata. It smashed a truck, overturned a car, prompting militiamen to intervene. The animal was detained and taken to the local zoo amid heavy security.
In Perth Australia a biscuit left by explorer Robert Scott in Antarctica 54 years ago was sampled by a summer expedition. Geophysicist Charles Gunn said the old base camp at Scott’s camp was found intact and “just as it was left by Scott,” who died in 1912.
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