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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1959
Page
4
The Herald Journal of Syracuse quotes its founder Arthur Jenkins about pursuing an independent course and discussing public questions. The paper traces its origins to the first issue dated January 15, 1877 and lists staff roles and contact details.
The State Commerce Department will hold its third annual industrial development workshop on October 29 in Rochester. Community leaders from municipalities villages and counties will learn professional techniques to improve the local business climate, with delegates from banks insurance power and railroads and traveling reps providing the out-of-state view.
The text recalls that hunting carries risk from carelessness and loss in the woods. It urges a simple survival kit including compass, canteen, three flares, waterproof matches, non perishable food, and a heavy knife. It notes several area hunters have been lost but survived, and laments lack of leadership and forest stewardship.
Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos, addressing the OAS, urges practical action to fix wealth imbalances in the Western Hemisphere. He notes moves toward the Central American Common Market, a planned Inter-American Development Bank, and a coffee price stabilization agreement as early steps, with decades needed for full solutions.
Schoharie County holds two surplus Navy airplanes, a $125 unpaid tab, and $2,400 in storage charges amid a plan to survey highway evacuation routes. The CD director ordered the planes from surplus lists though the county has no pilots or airport. The district attorney notes there were no battleships on the surplus list.
Major segments of the Empire Stateway run from Scranton to Alexandria Bay will open in two weeks. Eighteen miles in Jefferson County open by October 21, another 18 miles in Northern New York under contract, and the Syracuse Brewerton link to be dedicated October 28.
Chicago report surveys three main labor dispute tools negotiation mediation and fact finding under Taft-Hartley. It notes President Eisenhower invoked the act over steel and longshore strikes and explains the process from initial talks through 60 day cooling off periods and union votes.
The piece maps supply routes into Canada's Northwest Territories from Edmonton via rail and river, detailing the Mackenzie River system, Great Slave Lake ice delays, and alternative highway access to Inuvik. It notes labor dispute mechanisms in the U.S. context, including arbitration and adjustment as peacekeeping tools.
Vice President Nixon pursues a new phase of risk taking as he campaigns beyond delegate counting. He uses public exposure to bolster support, aiming to blunt the “Nixon can’t win” charge while pitching in Texas and Florida. Rockefeller probes Nixon with early stops in California and Oregon.
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