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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
9
Fragmentary excerpt mentions skunk meat with claimed medicinal value and dubious references to Texas, the Ute, and Indian practices. The text is garbled and may reflect a historical discussion or transcription error without coherent narrative or identifiable events.
An ad promotes Seasran as a daily digestive regulator for people over 35. It claims Seasran provides bulk and moisture to support peristaltic action, gently stimulates intestinal muscles, and offers a milder alternative to harsh laxatives. The copy uses playful branding and a backward read of the name.
A one day Water Safety Instructor refresher course starts at 8 30 tomorrow at Symgust s University men s pool led by Barbara Laney and Sin Buzzard with Elton Fairbank and John Loomis guiding. An afternoon session follows at Midtown Plaza. Doctors and others may call Red Cross for details. A second refresher is scheduled for June 4.
Syracuse Herald Journal reports Genese street resident Maceo Edwards, 41, picked up two youths at Onondaga and Warren streets. En route to East Syracuse, the youths demanded Edwards stop. After a stop at Green Lakes State Park, one teen brandished a knife and ordered Edwards from the car. Edwards fought the pair and escaped as one youth fled, the other drove away with the car. Police tracked the incident to Edwards.
The U S Civil Service Commission has approved higher recruitment pay for most federal accountant positions to address a shortage. About 6 500 employees are affected with adjustments effective from the first pay period. Details available in the district and internal revenue general bulletin. Murray Murdoch of the New York Rangers tied a consecutive hockey games record from June 4 to 1937.
Police probe a vandalism incident at a school following a student report. A tomtom, cymbals, and a snare drum belonging to a student were missing, with classrooms and the principal’s office ransacked, according to police.
A 14 year old girl, Janice Wellenkamp, was bitten by a playful beagle near Fellows and Lennox avenues while walking to school. Doctors warned she may need a series of rabies shots unless the puppy is found by Sunday night.
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