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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
6
A civic editorial laments the tearing down of the old First Presbyterian church steeple as a sign of broader danger to historic buildings. It urges preservation efforts and expert advice before more structures are altered or demolished, warning that once gone these legacies cannot be replaced.
A conservative editorial criticizes Gov Rockefeller's plan to reconvene the legislature for reapportionment. It argues the fight over one man one vote is political, with New York City Democrats or upstate Republicans likely to push their own interests. The piece defends current GOP control until January and dismisses calls for fair representation as partisan ploys.
Dr James B Conant negotiates with five New York state colleges for a cooperative pilot to test his education reform ideas in teacher training. The project aims to shift standard setting to college faculties and require school boards to cooperate in supervised practice teaching, with independent department involvement across disciplines. Institutions include Fredonia Brooklyn College Vassar Cornell and Colgate.
Dr Brady answers reader health questions through letters and columns. The piece discusses belly breathing as natural breathing used by wind instrument players and singers, noting it aids wind and lung function. It invites readers to request lessons or pamphlets by mail.
Retired with a history of angina pectoris twenty years ago the writer pursues violin making as a hobby and asks for guidance or information related to the condition and exercise tolerance.
The Sandy Creek Fair Association will hold its annual meeting at Seeley’s restaurant on December 2 at 7 30 p m with a dinner and 8 30 p m business meeting. Reports on the 1964 fair by Paul J Woodard and Mary E Buyette will be presented and plans for 1965 discussed. Offices to be filled include president vice president secretary treasurer and six directors. Expiring terms listed for Kenneth Conway Adams Hadwen C Fuller Parish Hamilton Christman Lacona Carl Falvey Redfield Wilcox Rowell and Percy Rose.
The Pulaski Service Club will meet Thursday December 3 at 7 p.m. at Seeley’s Restaurant. Senator-Elect H. Douglas Barclay will headline the evening program.
Pulaski civic club members will gather Thursday December 2 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Joachim Michael replacing the previously announced location. Mrs Michael will present a program titled Christmas in Germany and members should bring Friendly Service Gifts.
An old-style advertising snippet shows a commercial printing firm offer with dial numbers 13-3800 and 13-3801. The fragment emphasizes affordable printing and immediate service, typical of midcentury business cards. It highlights contact details but lacks full address or company name.
The Supreme Court did not rule on the pledge case but declined to hear it, leaving the law of the land in effect from a 1952 decision. Commentary notes lingering questions on whether recitation in schools is religious exercise or historic reference, with Justice Douglas and Justice Brennan offering cautious views.
Oswego County is set to receive 277 599 70 for welfare work with 39 264 090 22 distributed to 65 Public Welfare Districts for the quarter ending September 30. The Federal share totals 25 135 034 45, with Oswego City district receiving 43 351 05 and the county 100 218 45. December disbursements total 33 775 825 00 statewide, about 80 percent of anticipated expenditures, Federal share 19 097 500 00, and Oswego City district 34 680.
A New York AP column riffs on embezzlement reaching a billion-dollar industry, profiles a typical embezzler, and lists assorted trivia. It notes presidents who married older wives, football costs, and odd folklore. It blends humorous quips with facts on aviation, gardening, and teeth.
A prose prayer begins with thanks to the Holy Spirit and asks for guidance and focus. The speaker seeks entry into a sacred sanctuary, quieting thoughts and shaping lips to praise and consecrate to what is good and holy.
Washington notes Kosygin hinted at possible token repayment on the $11 billion Lend-Lease debt. Despite talks since 1947-48, Americans might receive only about five cents on the dollar. The piece traces past valuations, offers, and the Johnson Act limits, plus Hopkins' missed concession chance with Stalin.
Sharon Van Arsdale, senior at Pulaski Academy and Central School, receives the Ontario Chapter DAR Good Citizen Award for dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. She ranked highly on the state DAR test and, as senior class president, plans to become a dental hygienist.
The Cadette Girl Scout Troop sponsors a dessert card party at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Congregational Church in Pulaski.
A devotional note reflects on Deuteronomy 8 17 warning against pride in wealth and power. The speaker urges gratitude to God for blessings and warns against self reliance that excludes divine provision.
South dealer opens with diamonds as North responds diamonds and South raises. West, evaluating seven or eight diamonds between North and South, doubles four spades and leads diamonds to threaten dummy. East ruffs, West gains, and declarer suffers a four down loss totaling 1100 points from projected play.
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