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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1968
Page
6
A fragmented public notice details postal form errors and stamp requirements. It includes garbled lines about entries in envelopes and six cent postage, then shifts to cryptic clues and word pair choices with parenthetical corrections.
Mrs Blaiberg and Mrs Haupt visited Cape Town as Dr Philip Blaiberg spoke for 244 hours a week after the heart of Clive Haupt 24, a mulatto, was transplanted into Blaiberg. Haupt died of a brain hemorrhage. Blaiberg was discharged from Groote Schuur Hospital a week earlier and is said to be progressing well.
Wildcat strike by longshoremen continues at New York docks, halting port operations for the sixth consecutive day. Authorities monitor tensions while leaders push for contract talks and labor demands.
Last Sunday's Moneyword Puzzle Contest No 527 named Mary Li Kaleta and F P Kline Sr of Syracuse and Mel Lashure of Gouverneur as consolation prize winners sharing 100 dollars for nearly perfect entries. Honorable mentions include Andrew Caruana James Eaton K P Elleman Mrs Jay Getman Mrs John Homa Leo Malosh Marion Riker Betty Smith Kay Telford and others from Syracuse Rome and nearby towns. Now is the time to enter Easter purchases and include name and address on every entry.
Washington Post reports on a Public Health Service study from Puerto Rico begun in 1963 with 1,500 interviewees. It finds happiness correlates with fewer negative feelings, higher life satisfaction, and higher income, while healthy people report more happiness than the sick.
A Birmingham Ophthalmic Information Council poll places Sophia Loren first among ten famous women for wearing finely designed modern spectacles. American Mia Farrow ranks sixth in the list.
A spring be-in at Grand Central Terminal grew into a militant antiwar demonstration with about 3,000 youths chanting anti draft slogans. Police clashed with protesters using night sticks. 57 arrests reported, two hospitalized, five officers injured, two sick.
Several hundred students ended a five day sit in at the campus administration building after reaching a compromise with the board of trustees. The student government will handle charges against 39 students accused of disrupting the Charter Day ceremony. No charges will be pressed against sit in participants. The school will reopen Monday.
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