Clinton Square plans unveiled for Edwards department store
A new $8 million B W Edwards & Son department store fronts Clinton Square as Syracuse moves toward a revived central business district. City officials and bank leaders outline a bold Clinton Square renewal with a city garage, federal building, new hotel site, and private public investment to anchor South Salina Street.
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B.W. Edwards & Son
Clinton Square
Syracuse
Central Business
Erie Boulevard
Water Street
Clinton and
Warren
Salina Street
3 Dream
Walsh
E. Winston Rodermer
Edwards
Lester J. Norcross
Syracuse Savings
Clinton Square Development Corp
Redormer
Syracuse Savings Bank
Lincoln National Bank
James
Federal
Clergy Question War Policy In Viet Nam Debate
A local Committee of Clergy Concerned Atwout Viet Nam joins a national pro-peace wave challenging bombing of North Viet Nam. Clergy leaders view church ethics as guiding political action, urging active involvement beyond sermons and signaling a shift in church-state relations.
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Viet Nam
Doves
Edward B. Fiske
New York Times
Witler
Hiere
Fiske
Hitler
John C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
United States
America
Airport zoning debate over Hancock field noise and rights
County reporter Gene Geshorn weighs airport noise impacts on nearby property owners in the jet age. The piece argues for fair land-use options and clear notices of expected 100-decibel zones while opposing broad eminent domain and delaying relocation plans for Hancock field.
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Mancock
Gene Geshorn
Uncle Sam
Hancock Field
Tax debate tops White House and Fed policy clash
The piece discusses inflation pressures and possible tax increases as the Fed considers raising the discount rate to curb prices. It notes a White House Fed dialogue, congressional reactions led by Russell and Patman, and consumer price hikes impacting households as 1965 fiscal concerns loom.
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Martin
Federal Reserve
Tkmse
Fed
Capitol Bill
Russell B. Long
Wright Patman
House Banking and Currency Committee
Alartin
White House
All right men they asked for it replaces Balderston
Alattin argued for a business seek to replace ally C Candy Balderston whose term expired, framing the move as a response to demand from the group. The remarks suggest a leadership shake up aimed at securing ongoing support.
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C. Candy Balderston
Alattin
Hurrah for Morse and Fulbright in Viet Nam debate
Letter writers praise Senator Morse and criticise Senator While for accusing him of bullying General Maxwell Taylor. They urge unity, caution against appeasement, and defend hard policy toward Viet Nam while praising American leadership and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s investigations.
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Nevard-Journal
Morse
Sen. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations
al I
William
White
China
United Nations
United States Senate
Viet Nam
While
Senator Morse
Maxwell Taylor
Taylor
Bir
América
Ant Marses
Taylors
Westmorelands
Poor House Fears From Editorial Echoes
The message recalls Massachusetts governor Paul Dever's era when his name appeared on highway signs and state literature. It contrasts with Rockefeller PR efforts and warns that continued political PR may lead to shared financial hardship for all readers.
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The
Herald-Journal
Coy. Rockefeller
Paul Dever
Massachusetts
Dever
Rockefellar
New York State May Vote on Constitutional Amendment
Report notes the Legislature acted on a state constitutional amendment enabling a future vote in November. Details are unclear in the fragment, but the action suggests enabling voters in New York to weigh the proposed amendment at the ballot box.
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Albany
Prerson
New York
New Hampshire
Norew Storick
Syracuse
The
Herald-Journal
New York State
E57 Legislaire
Syracuse Herald Journal early 1986 masthead notes
The fragment shows the Syracuse Herald-Journal masthead dated Friday March 1, 1986. It lists staff roles including Publisher Stephen Rogers, Business Manager Cloverce Rin ne, Advertising Director Chauncey Hurley, Circulation Manager Lewis Kennedy, Managing Editor Karl McElroy, Executive Sports Editor William Cotler, Chief Editorial Writer Harold Addington, City Editor Arnold Burdick, Advertising Managers Wanly Geezer and Robert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Rogers
Cloverce
Humprey slams Kennedy over Vietnam talks in clash
Washington reports Vic p President Humphrey belts Sen Kennedy over his proposal to grant the Viet Cong a role in a future Saigon government. Humphrey warns such moves threaten South Vietnam and the prospects for a negotiated settlement amid a fragile Saigon war stance. He stresses the need for open backchannel communications to Hanoi and Moscow while opposing public concessions.
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Carl T. Rowan
Washington
Vicw
Hobert Humphrey
Sen. Stehert
Kennedy
Viet. Nam
Humphrey
Far East
United States
Soch Viet Nam
Monalulu
Jobsin
Saigon
T Ie
Nuyen Cao Ky
South Viet Nam
Re $O Humphrey
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Sanity in Africa by Willen oy NN Washington
The Ghana revolt ousts Kwame Nkrumah, seen as weakening Western aims and expelling Chinese influence. The piece argues ex-colonial Africa may pivot away from Western-backed independence flaws, with Ghana's change marked by Nkrumah’s fall and a shift against Communist China. The author credits the expulsion of the Chinese as a turning point, noting the West gains from a deflated Communist effort.
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Willen Oy
Washington
Ghana
Rwame Nkrumah
Africa
Nkrumah
Nkrurmah
China
Black Africa
Viet Nam
Vere
West
Hiy
Gold Coast
Nkcumsh
Wis
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