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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1966
Page
2
A mountaineer brings a wounded man to a town doctor. The mountaineer explains the injury was accidental in a joke about a son-in-law. The exchange ends with a quip about continued shooting and a local business ad for Olds Mobile.
Albany legislators prepared to approve a 102.3 million increase in state school aid as a bipartisan move after a six day recess. The bill, aimed at most districts, would lift total aid to about 1.368 billion this fiscal year, with funds beginning in the 1966-67 school year. The political talks also touched on Medicaid costs and a wage rise plan, while City funding and transit fare debates lingered.
Niagara Falls 70 men in welfare jobs under a hard line policy cut 20 percent of the relief rolls. Norman J. Schreiber credits convictions for motivation and reports no job refusals since one man received 30 days in jail. Roy Wilkins urged investigations over a quoted term. Schreiber denied using it.
Twenty three more British built buses reached Havana adding to a fleet of 654 in service and 146 more planned this year. Cuba has now received 737 Leyland Motors buses for the capital's transport system.
About 30 students mainly foreigners including Cubans and Africans staged a five minute hit and run at the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw protesting U.S. Viet Nam and Cuba policies. They damaged a car windshield and several windows, then left before police arrived. Ambassador Gronouski planned a protest to Poland and said damages ran to several hundred dollars.
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