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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1968
Page
12
A Quaker reflects on tolerances across billions of people from 146 countries and 228 religions. He argues shared humanity binds all humans through common needs and suffering and urges offering help to the marginalized as part of a universal family.
The Cadet Association of Syracuse University will stage the 1968 Military Ball in the Hotel Syracuse grand ballroom starting at 9 tonight. Sponsored by Army and Air Force ROTC cadets, the event offers social contact with commanding officers and classmates with a Camelot Knight to Remember theme.
James Keller reports on a Senate Special Committee on Aging finding older people facing isolation and practical crises. Investigators found loneliness in cold rooms or suburban homes, with many saying no one has knocked in months. The study urges advance planning and ongoing community service to assist the elderly and cites Psalm 25:16 for guidance.
County Judge Ormand N. Gale ordered a hearing after reversing Sam Amato’s 1950 first degree burglary conviction due to illegal wiretap evidence. The district attorney contests the reversal, arguing a Herald-Journal story from Oct 22 1950 shows Amato knew of the wiretap. Amato’s sentence was 40 to 60 years.
American Legion General Pulaski Post 1650 held a dinner to celebrate burning its mortgage. Commander Angelo Barnello led the event with vice commander Edward Wolpink treasurer Stanley Kaczmarek and adjutant Stanley Zubrowski assisting in the ceremony.
Majority Leader Robert S. Leverton to present a bill to the Council Monday that would amend Rule 17 to allow debate before an objection is raised. The rule currently tables an ordinance for two weeks once any member objects. The change would enable debate both times the measure is on the floor if approved by the nine member Council.
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