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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1966
Page
4
Deputies complain that patrol cars receive minimal maintenance from a Republican dominated county garage. Bad tires brakes and steering problems go unrepaired. cars are not washed and remain dirty. The piece questions possible political harassment against Sheriff Patrick Corbett’s Democrat department.
Students of the theatre and curious locals can attend a working dress rehearsal of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra's Otello. Maestro Karl Kritz leads renowned artists, chorus, and dancers under Stage Director James de Blasis as Verdi’s opera prepares for Tuesday and Wednesday performances at Loew's Theater.
A proposed New Jersey zoning reform would relax strict subdivision rules, allowing developers to group homes and reserve common open spaces for parks and shade. The plan argues for flexibility to increase tract variety, preserve mature trees, and create parklike settings, moving away from monotonous sprawl.
A satirical gloss lists hawk dove and owl metaphors for senators and committees, lampooning debates over Vietnam policy and diplomacy. It notes figures like Russell, Fulbright, Morse, Church and Mansfield while poking at Johnson era politics and lobbyists.
The piece argues that French withdrawal under De Gaulle would threaten NATO’s core purpose and collective security. It warns that Britain’s shrinking commitments and national budgets drive unequal burden sharing, risking the alliance’s cohesion and future defense. The analysis emphasizes France as a cornerstone and France’s exit as a potential strategic blow.
A column railing at political campaigns in Jordan notes yearly, humorous arguments over taxes and sewers. It highlights Progressive Party claims and Citizens countercharges while referencing civil rights cases and Habeas corpus against a Mississippi backdrop.
Herbert Weld of Syracuse cites a church explosion that wrecked a 134 foot Nelson monument in Dublin. The Herald Journal notes the event and Weld’s reference to the prior incident.
The couple recounts the December 1964 vagrancy arrest of their daughter Jan Illltesas, 22, at the Lowndes County Courthouse in Columbus, during a voter registration event. Connected to COFO, she was detained for legal aid to pursue a Supreme Court appeal, with volunteer lawyers asserting false arrest and seeking a favorable precedent.
A Washington column argues the liberal movement splits over New Tef t critiques of Johnson's Vietnam stance. It frames labor, Republicans, and leaders like Javits and Douglas as pivotal battlegrounds, warning that attacks on Vietnam policy threaten liberalism's political strength.
Column observes rift within the liberal coalition as the far left presses for antiwar stances. It argues moderates Douglas and Javits may endure, while warns internal guerrilla-style pressure risks fracturing the two‑party system and national honor amid Vietnam debates.
The article warns General De Gaulle’s push to pull France from NATO would erode continental military strength, sparking anxiety across Western Europe. It argues limited war options and nuclear deterrence depend on unified command, and that French withdrawal could leave West Germany vulnerable to a Soviet invasion, threatening reunification prospects.
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