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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1971
Page
6
The late Dr. John Foster Burden inspired confidence in patients and colleagues alike. His career reflected a life of service as physician, churchman, and civic figure in Oswego, where his loss is met with unanimous sadness and gratitude.
AFL-CIO President George Meany warned the President that labor would voice its opposition to Phase I and Phase II measures. Delegates refused to stand for Hail to the Chief as Nixon entered, underscoring labor’s claim to free expression in the United States. The piece criticizes labor’s stance as unhelpful to inflation and economy efforts and predicts Nixon will act with or without labor support.
Dr Brady discusses calories in alcoholic drinks and how sugar and alcohol affect energy use. It lists approximate calories per glass: champagne 90, port 165, Rhine 70, claret 60, brandy 70, bourbon or rye 85, hard cider 40, and notes beer 100–135 per glass. It notes sugar and alcohol burning limits and the impact on performance.
The text defines being under the influence as drunk and notes alcohol surpasses carbohydrates and proteins in caloric value but is lower than fats. It contrasts terms like intoxicated and slightly drunk with overindulgence. It also compares fuel values of alcohol to starch sugar lean meat egg white milk curd and fats.
Washington reports the India Pakistan war could affect broader Asia and possibly the Middle East. The United States backs a U.N. General Assembly ceasefire vote, citing a 21 year old resolution allowing action when the Security Council is vetoed. Congress critics urge halting U.S. funding to the U.N. amid Soviet vetoes.
Hal Boyle jokes about retracing Hernan Cortes route from Veracruz to Mexico City in a travel piece from Mexico City. He recounts packing odd gear and mishaps, then shifts to U S policy on India Pakistan aid and a ceasefire push. The column notes U S aid cuts and Soviet vetoes in the UN context.
A June 30 1971 State Department remark by William D Blair Jr draws contrast with prior warnings from Lawrence Sullivan Henry Anslinger about Communist China drug monopoly. The letter argues China funds drugs through government control and urges severing drug supply as President Nixon eyed China outreach.
Washington correspondent notes Sen. George McGovern drew crowds and friendly responses in the Midwest but failed to win over undecided workers. His amnesty stance alienates blue collar voters while appealing to students, leaving his broader support unsettled.
The Palladium-Times announces consolidation with the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times on April 21 1925. Rates shown include weekly 70 cents for route delivery and single copies 1 cent, with varying annual and monthly mail rates for Oswego and other addresses. Advertising offices listed in Des Plaines Illinois and New York City. The paper invites reader notices of misstatements and credits the Associated Press for local news.
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