Onondaga Hill Farm Site Wins OCC Approval At Vote
Onondaga Hill farm site near Syracuse wins county board approval for the Onondaga Community College campus after a 21 47 vote amid debate. Trustees said state university must approve. county to fund half construction and one third of operation costs with tuition covering the rest.
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Pompey
Third in family dies after Route 81 crash
A three year old, Treacy Allen West, died at St Josephs Hospital after a Route 31 crash that killed his mother Ruth Evelyn West, 38, and brother Wayne Osborne West, 11. Another brother, David Edward West, 2, was in critical condition. Thomas Clifford West, 17, the driver, was treated for facial cuts. The car struck Bear road abutment after Treacy hit him with a plastic toy.
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Constantia
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Yanks Repulse Predawn Attack in South Viet Nam Battle
American soldiers repulsed a predawn assault by North Vietnamese forces near Saigon. In a separate action, they destroyed a company and seized 133 weapons, signaling a sharp setback for the enemy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Screaming Magics Repel Predawn Attack Near Kontum
U S forces in Kontum Province repelled a predawn assault by a North Vietnamese regular company near the Lao border. About 190 NVA soldiers were killed or left on the battlefield as U S troops mounted a broader Operation Hawthorne sweep extending from Pleiku toward a Viet Cong supply area near Ca Mus. The engagement marks the first disclosure of a multibattalion search and destroy mission in the central highlands, with weapons found buried in the muck including rifles and rocket launchers.
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Laos
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Weather outlook at Hancock Field mentions cooler night
Weather man at Hancock Field notes rain and mixed blessings. Cooler tonight with partly cloudy skies. Low temperatures around that range and highs in the 70s tomorrow.
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Hancock Field
Today’s Chuckle Gag About Telling Her She Looked Rich
A lighthearted quip has one girl telling another she looked like a million and meant every year of it. The joke plays on nostalgia and humorous misinterpretation of a compliment.
GOP seeks tenpoint revision to New York medical aid law
Republicans pressed a tenpoint program to revise New Yorks new medical aid law amid Democratic opposition. The Joint Legislative Committee on Health and Medicare endorsed three GOP amendments while rejecting others as insufficient. Democrats fear delays. Republicans, led by upstaters, want broader access and a choice of physician, with further action likely in the Senate but likely blocked in the Democratic Assembly.
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Joint Legislative Committee
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Assembly
State medical aid plan trims Blue Cross premiums
Gov Rockefeller announced expected premium cuts from federal Medicare and New York medical assistance law. Direct pay individuals could see 0 to 13 percent reductions, totaling about 2.2 million dollars annually for 274,812 subscribers. regional effects include Albany 12 percent and Buffalo 19 percent, with Blue Shield cuts of eight to ten percent in Buffalo and Rochester.
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Henry Rest Sten Jr
Rochester
Pny
Buffalo
New York City
Syracuse
Utica
Meredith Shot During Civil Rights March Near Memphis
James Meredith was shot while walking with his civil rights march group south of Memph is on a Monday. He and fellow marchers took cover as a shooter yelled I only want Meredith then fired. Meredith suffered embedded shotgun pellets with superficial wounds and expected a hospital stay of two to three days before resuming the march toward Jackson. Aubrey James Norvell of Memphis was identified as the man in custody.
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James B. Meredith
U.S
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Meredith
Aubrey James
Norvell
Memphis
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Claude Sterrett
New York
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Sterret
Sackson
Dane Point
Shorty
Hamis
Land
Federal Civil Rights Push After Meredith Shooting
In the wake of James H Meredith’s shooting in Mississippi, officials press for tougher federal civil rights protections. President Johnson and Justice Department officials vow swift action and seek to strengthen the pending Civil Rights Act of 1966, aiming to prosecute those who intimidate or harm rights workers.
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Johnson
Congress
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Justice Department
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