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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1968
Page
6
A columnist argues that inaugural events, balls, galas, parades, and receptions distract from the main task of inaugurating the president. The piece defends gaiety in measure but urges focus on the January 20 transfer of power and the nation’s leadership burden.
A historical notice urges careful holiday safety as evergreen trees dry out and decorations, wrappings, and wiring can ignite. It stresses checking Christmas lights and avoiding flame risks to prevent tragedy during the season.
Dr Brady discusses iodine deficiency as a hidden health issue and outlines a six week iodine ration test to gauge impact. He reviews symptoms especially in girls and women, notes how minor iodine intake compares to calcium, and warns about contagion from mild respiratory infections spreading via conversational spray. He also addresses public confusion about the term cri and offers pamphlets on iodine, weight loss, and X ray treatments.
David Lawrence notes that the Supreme Court’s denial to review reservist mobilization sustains the legality of U S military actions in Southeast Asia. He cites Congress and presidents’ powers, treaty commitments, and past actions from Tonkin to Korea to argue executive arms remain under constitutional funding and authorization.
Viewpoints from Chicago and Illinois editors describe Cargill Inc renting hopper cars with Illinois Central Railroad providing engines and crews. The scheme promises on demand cars for long hauls such as from Illinois to Baton Rouge at under $3 a ton, versus $4 previously, with Archer Daniels Midland weighing similar rental ideas for soybeans. Expansion hinges on ICC rulings and likely opposition, but potential benefits for agriculture and railroads are noted.
The passage states Norway covers 125,181 square miles, roughly the size of New Mexico, and notes it stretches as far as the distance from New York to San Juan Porto Rico. It presents a geographic comparison without additional context.
Memory is man’s best companion and the richest man is he who has the most pleasant memories. The piece recalls 20th century scenes from cigarettes at 10 cents a pack to beefsteak for a family, straw cuffs on butchers, mailbox holes for letters, corncob pipes, rabbits for meat, miniskirts, dogs and boys, live Christmas trees, ice men, Sunday naps, old movie serials, open spaces, more parking than cars, and candy bars for a nickel with a double dip ice cream for 15 cents.
In Honolulu 150 Waikiki entertainers secure a new two year labor pact covering major hotels and nightclubs. The American Guild of Variety Artists and Waikiki venues agree wage boosts from 35 to 464 percent and provide a ti leaf grass skirt allowance for hula dancers.
FBI figures show violent crimes including murder rape felonious assault and robbery rose by 16 percent in 1967. The increase reflects broader trends in national crime data and highlights shifts in violent offense patterns across multiple categories.
Oswego Palladium Times announces office details, publisher names, and advertising rates. Includes subscription prices by region and mail rates, with Associated Press claim and editorial note urging correction of misleading statements.
One letter stands for another in the cryptogram. A is used for the three Ls and X for the two Os in the sample. The length and formation of the words, single apostrophes, and daily differing code letters give hints. Yesterday's puzzle shows LANGUAGE IS THE PICTURE.
Washington report highlights signs of marijuana and glue abuse among grade school students in several cities. Dr Yolles and Dr Cohen warn of alarming development while noting possible LSD and heroin peddling and the need for stronger enforcement and funding for the Narcotics Division.
Prayer text from Low Woodrum of Hastings Michigan United Methodist Church emphasizes a hopeful vision of a renewed world through divine cooperation. The devotional urges harmony with God's goodness and invites believers to join in His task through spiritual strength.
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