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The Herald announces its founding figures Arthur Jenkins Mary Jenkin s and staff, with political stance favoring independent public discourse. This 1956 storefront note recalls the newspaper's January 15 1877 origin and core mission to discuss public questions and back measures for the people.
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Syracuse
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Mary &. Jenkens
Barhara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence 3. Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James M. Armstrong
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Penis Kezeeth Spatzen
Francis ‘Oolever
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Temporary Victory on Social Security Reform Limits
A Senate Finance Committee move, led by Chairman Byrd, wins a temporary hold on a Social Security bill by removing a new disability program and lowering the age for all women beneficiaries to 62 while preserving widow benefits. The administration may concede on disability rules on the Senate floor, but broad age cuts for women are viewed as reducing job opportunities. Also noted are canine bite incidents affecting postal workers, with 10 percent taking a day or more off and 75 percent needing medical care.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Post Office Department
Post Office
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Mr. Cole
Russia
NATO
Europe
County opens Mental Health Clinic milestone in county effort
A milestone in the county's fight against mental illness marks the official opening of the Country Mental Health Clinic. It will serve patients unable to finance private care or without access to treatment, aiming to relieve overcrowded hospitals and institutions.
More Than Rumor On Road Programs
Advocates of patience note progress on road projects amid rumors and delays. The piece cites visible work on Route 11 from Nedrow to Tully as evidence that rumors yield to real advances despite lingering doubts.
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Pepp
Nedrow
Tully
Brandeis Library Fund Supports Growth and Women’s Committee
Syracuse Chapter of the National Women's Committee at Brandeis University promotes library growth beyond 100000 volumes. It aims to double membership with annual and life gifts and book-fund contributions funding student needs. The Syracuse chapter’s spring meeting is set for May 25 to urge donor participation.
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Brandeis University
Syracuse
National Women's Committee
Brandeis
Education Ignites Courage on Syracuse Campus
A feature explores how students on Syracuse University's Hill section sidewalks cross streets with apparent confidence, puzzling wary drivers. It questions whether education, optimism, or bravado fuels the fearless student pedestrians who seem invincible to oncoming cars.
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Syracuse University
Ashton
Military Strategy and the Nuclear Era Threats
Capt B A Liddell Hart argues Western military theory is outdated in the atomic age. He cites Montgomery on modern organization for war and warns that winning or losing concepts fail against nuclear powers, urging prevention of all-out war and noting Britain’s vulnerability to missile strikes.
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IBM
Chicken Pox And Communists In Deportation Row
One child contracts chicken pox delaying the deportation of a Russian diplomat’s family tied to a New York kidnapping of five Soviet sailors. The piece mocks Soviet fears, lampoons Tweed era corruption, and lists odd market items including a parakeet travel aid and a gold bracelet.
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New York City
Boss Tweed
Tammany Wall
New York Central
MacArthur idol on San Blas Islands stirs ritual cure belief
Thomas Fr and Henry Science Editor report that on San Blas Islands a seven foot MacArthur statue and many smaller wood likenesses serve as protective gods against epidemics. With no doctors, the indigenous people rely on the MacArthur cult and medicine men while recalling a measles outbreak tied to American soldiers during World War I.
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Thomas FR
Henry Science
North American Newspaper Alliance Alligancy
San Blas Islands
Panama
Douglas MacArthur
San Blas Island
Pacific
WacArthur
San Blas
Ailizandi
Alcoholism Rates Not Tied Solely to City Size Says Yale Study
Yale researchers analyzed 107 U.S. cities from the 1950 census and found that alcohol abuse rates do not rise simply with population. San Francisco posted the highest rate at 419 per 1000 adults, while Sacramento and Louisville also showed high figures. states ranged from Nevada highest to South Carolina lowest.
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Yale University
Mark Keller
Vera Efron
Quarterly
Journal of Studies On Alcohol
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Mississippa
Ford Foundation and Its Critics From Sterling North
A critical look at the Ford Foundation notes its shift from a liberal Pasadena epoch to a more cautious current posture. It highlights its preference for large, global uplift projects, prolonged research, and the Fund for the Republic, while criticizing arts funding and the handling of grants.
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Paul Hoffman
Robert Maynard Hutchine
Fund For the Republic
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