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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
6
Chicago proposes a 1969 budget of 462 million dollars, 23 million less than this year, with over 6,000 teaching positions cut. The plan would raise elementary class sizes from 34.5 to 45 or more, affecting educational quality unless funds are restored.
The passage poses key questions on reducing crime and urban slums and ending the Vietnam conflict with minimal delay. It notes Brookings offers some sound, though not definitive, answers as the new administration prepares to lead the nation.
The Brookings Institution president Kermit Gordon argues in the book’s introduction that wartime horror television and the budgetary drain make a Vietnam settlement essential for the new administration to tackle urgent domestic issues. The piece endorses the conclusion with strong emphasis.
Dr Brady debunks the belief that cold baths boost resistance to respiratory infections. He argues immunity is specific and not general resistance, noting no scientific proof that cold baths enhance protection versus diseases like diphtheria measles or influenza. He concedes he might bathe coldly himself but sees no benefit beyond personal preference.
Reader asks why sulfur is not listed among necessary minerals. Answer notes sulfur is abundant in many foods so deficiency is unlikely. Cites old time sulfur and molasses as a mild laxative, not a deficiency remedy.
A WSJ column notes progress of women since gaining the vote and entering law medicine and other fields. It cites Penny Ann Early seeking a jockey job at Churchill Downs and describes male jockeys blockading ride for a girl. The piece suggests lingering parochial attitudes test the weaker sex question.
The 9th annual Winter Festival unfolds Friday and Saturday at the grange hall. Pancake day runs 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with Durward Thompson. a 9 p.m. dance on Friday. Maurice Hurd and Al Krakaw play. Saturday noon lunch and a 5 p.m. Big Smorgasbord Supper. A Village Players one act, rummage sale, bazaar, country store, and music by Big John Didden and Don and Danny Bisbo accompany the event.
About 150 teenage girls at the Maryland School for the Blind attended a touch and talk fashion show by 23 teen models. The event, designed for tactile learning, featured wide leg slacks fringe sports wear and color and accessory explanations by the models.
A columnist critiques student protests at Connecticut and San Francisco State, praising university leaders who used police to disperse demonstrators. He derides the demonstrators as fascist imitators, notes Hesburgh and Babbidge’s frustration, and mocks calls for ethnic courses and “participatory democracy.”
An analysis of the Walker Report and national commission findings argues the Chicago permit for street demonstrations fueled riots during the Democratic National Convention week. It notes provocation from some protesters and calls for venues like auditoriums to avoid public disorder, while acknowledging Communist ties among some groups and the impracticality of stopping demonstrations entirely.
Libby Unwin a 24 year old college graduate and former teacher works as a groom at Lincoln Downs Race Track. She says horseracing life is less frustrating than teaching and that the sport offers an easygoing, out of touch world that she loves and finds relaxing.
Hal Boyle reports from Rio de Janeiro on Brazil’s Voice of Brazil, a government produced hour nightly broadcast seen as a dull nationwide public update. It covers executive, judiciary, and legislative news and may soon include televised government documentaries. Senator Vasconcellos Torres gains daily promotion through the program’s routine information requests.
Oswego Palladium Times details its post office status as second class mail. It lists consolidation history, publishers, business manager, rates for home delivery, carrier routes, single copies, and mail rates by region. Advertising agency presence and Associated Press affiliation are noted.
View of a distant publican not looking up to heaven. he beats his breast and asks for mercy, reflecting Luke 18 13. This brief devotional verse emphasizes humility before God.
A devotional prayer thanking God for the Bible's influence and guidance. The text cites Elwell M. Drew of North Park Community Advent Christian Church in San Diego California, asking for continued teaching as readers study and live its precepts.
A cryptic list presents numbered clues and terms such as daily phrase interdict wool carrier and loom operator. The fragment hints at a crossword style puzzle with cross references and missing context.
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