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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
6
A federal jury in Miami dismissed the estate of a cigarette smoker's damages claim. The court directed the jury to decide if cigarettes are reasonably fit for consumption and if they endanger many smokers. The foreman noted the key word was reasonably, and the verdict did not deny cigarette danger but addressed liability.
A reflective piece on choosing a Christmas tree as a spiritual ritual. It links the evergreen grove to inner peace, the seven foot spruce with a strong top spike to hold the White Star, and the broader message that giving, not acquiring, brings fulfillment. The article ties traditional symbols like candles and the Wise Men’s star to hope for peace on earth and goodwill.
Viewpoints of Other Editors from the Buffalo Evening News discuss the holiday tree market and a Chase Manhattan Bank projection that Americans will spend about 155 million on trees this year with 55 million on artificial varieties. They note growing adoption of synthetic trees, stricter fire safety rules in public buildings, and the persistent charm of real trees for families especially teens, while weaving in playful digressions about calcium and public health notes.
Analysis of 1 440 coronary occlusion cases shows activity level before onset is not linked to risk. Sleep rest and mild activity common before symptoms. walking and unusual exertion also noted. Angina likely due to coronary artery spasm. rapid relief from vasodilators like amyl nitrite and nitroglycerin, inhaled or dissolved.
Washington analysis of the Republican Governors Denver conference shows internal bitterness over Dean Burch and perceived treason by some governors. The piece argues the core issue is uniting disaffected voters and avoiding me too politics while balancing moderates and insurgents ahead of the next election.
Letters praise Dr Brady for calcium and vitamin D guidance in managing chronic rheumatism and spinal arthritis. Readers report back pain relief after calcium and D supplements, milk intake, and self care, while Dr Brady warns against calcium deposit myths and urges ongoing nutrition as a lifestyle.
Patrolman A. H. Hawkins notes a feathery attack in Plant City as a woman accuses her husband of striking her when she refused to name her telephone contact. The weapon is listed as a pillow in the incident report.
New York AP notes a rising auto culture outpacing population growth with 77 percent of men and 46.5 percent of women licensed to drive. It lists a mix of statistics on money, calories, and quirks from Quotable Notables, concluding with reflections on aging and fame.
A reflective prayer-like passage asks for a life shared to kindle understanding and good purpose. It invokes God to make the author a burning light and to dispel darkness in the place they live. The tone is reverent and aspirational, emphasizing enlightenment and moral duty.
Washington columnist Andrew Tully argues for J Edgar Hoover as a principled, effective FBI leader amid civil rights tensions. He notes the agency shelters no violators, gathers evidence within jurisdiction, and faces opposition from both segregationists and black activists. Hoover remains crucial despite partisan scrutiny.
An 88 year old St Petersburg man, known for humor, teased his wife by approaching while she sat on a downtown bench near two elderly women. He complimented her beauty, kissed her in view of the onlookers, then strolled away.
Mia Farrow, star of Peyton Place, makes her first film appearance in Guns at Batasi. The UPI report notes her transition from television to cinema in the historical drama.
In a 1955 Great Britain vs United States match, a South hand’s odd jump shift led to six notrump with heavy penalty. West opened with king of hearts as lead, costing Britain a high score and illustrating how even experts falter under pressure.
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