Positive anti crime moves from Onondaga County commission
Mayor Walsh's Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Procedure has issued three steps to improve youth detention Hillbrook expansion and a rehabilitation center to reduce recidivism. They seek a third Family Court judge, staff changes, and higher pay for line officers. implementation depends on Onondaga County leaders.
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Walsh
Earle Hollings
Onondaga County
Hillbrook
Onondaga
Board of Supervisors
Corbett
Syracuse
Mulroy
Shapero
Courts and Correction
Bolshoi Ballet Delights 6400 at War Memorial Hall
A 6400 strong audience filled the War Memorial for the Bolshoi ballet from Moscow on Tuesday evening. Most left impressed by a classic art form, though a few were unsettled by stage views causing some to move to balcony seats. The reviewer believes the community rates a first class music house and praises the Belshoi performance.
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War Memorial
Eyning
Bolshoi Ballet
Moscow
Balletomanes
Navernous Hall
Syracuse Schools Expand Programs for Emotionally Disturbed Children
The Syracuse City School District operates the Syracuse Scholastic Rehabilitation Program with multiple full and half day classes and new placements at the House of Providence Faery Clinic Elmcrest Center and Dunbar Family Center. The SSR program expands to three centers staffed by teachers and a social worker with psychiatric support. Decisions on placement involve teachers social workers nurses school psychologists and the district's Special Education Department to ensure beneficial placement for each child.
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Syracuse
Huntington Family Center
Syracuse City
Dunbar Family Center
Hen Department of Special Education
House of Providence
Faery Clinic
Elmcrest Children’s Center
Hantington Family Center
Special Education Department
New York
Bernice Xipfer
Educati
Firefighters Contain Major Blaze At Local Theater
The six minute head start fire threatened the Loew building but Syracuse firemen quickly controlled the out of control inferno. They prevented damage to nearby offices and kept the first floor theater audience safe as pros performed under pressure.
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Syracuse
Goldberg and Humphrey push clearer Viet Nam policy
U S policy moves toward clarity as Goldberg and Humphrey, with Johnson’s backing, refine aims for Vietnam. They present two key statements aiming to end all hostilities and reaffirm Geneva accords, while ending mixed signals on Viet Cong talks, hoping to align public understanding with policy.
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Viet Nam
Goldberg
Humphrey
Johnson
U.S
Rewan
State Department
Ian American
Catholic University
Viet
Nai
Laos
Southwest Asia
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Fine cooperation to the Werald Journal
A formal thank you from the New York Synod of the Lutheran Church in America assembled in Syracuse, signed by William C. Fensterer, Syracuse, praising the cooperation and extensive press coverage of the convention proceedings.
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Werald-Journal
New York Synod of the Lutheran Church In America
Syracuse
William C. Fensterer
Syrod Pri
LBJ at White House in fast moving life profile
Washington report by Jim Bishop portrays Lyndon B. Johnson as a relentless, fast moving leader who pushes for immediate results. The piece recounts visits to the White House and Texas ranch, interactions with aides, military and medical staff, and Johnson’s intense, present-tense work ethic.
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Jim Bishop
Washington
Lyndon FB. Johnson
Kelly
Texas
Johnson
Bennett Cert
Bob Loomis
Random House
Laci Johnson
Smithsonian Institution
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Lyndon
Watson
Moyers
Roslow
Jacobsen
Kintner
Califano
McPherson
George Barkley
Potomac
Courtney Valenti
Cemetery vandals spur heartfelt St Agnes note
A letter to the Ierald-Journal condemns recent desecration of graves in St Agnes Cemetery. The writer honors the deceased as fine people whose memory and values deserve respect, urging vandals to reconsider their actions and hoping for accountability when a day comes.
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Ierald-Journal
St. Agnes Cemetery
Local newspaper masthead fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows names and roles from Syracuse Herald Journal staff and editorial page, with publisher Stephen Rogers and various managing editors, advertising and circulation officials, and editorial writers. The readable portion lists personnel rather than a news event.
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Herald Company
Jeoreid Mec
Syratue
N.Y
Stephen Rogers
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hatey
Lewis T. Kennedy
Kart MaEirey
Solitery Gera 2
Addington
B Caer
Cry Edson Aneld Berdick
Bamacors
F. Wake Sawer
Ite
Robert Seth
Gonereh
A. Sans
Conied
Reagan's California Primary Victory and Political Implications
DAVID LAWRENCE reports Reagan won the California Republican primary over GEORGE CHRISTOPHER by about a two to one margin, outpacing incumbent Gov. Pat Brown in the Democratic race. The piece discusses wealth in politics, campaign finance, and the potential shift toward a united Republican California amid past Goldwater support and Nixon’s presidential history.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Goldwater
California
Pat Brown
Samuel Yorly
Los Angeles
Barryioltwater
Reagan
George Christopher
San Francisco
Nixon
Gov. Brown
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