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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
6
Aldermen led by Crisafulli oppose creating a Commissionership of Works Water and Engineering arguing over personality and integrity. They threaten to bring charges if Norman fails to perform but opponents push Charter changes and mayoral appointment as the remedy.
ABC pundit suggests President Johnson may not run in 1968, noting heighted pressure from war in Vietnam and economic woes. The view is not widely shared, given his steely will and long-term ambitions, with many predicting he will seek another term through 1972.
Deseret News urges airlines to enforce no smoking rules and respond to passengers' discomfort from cigarette smoke. Readers should contact airlines and the Civil Aeronautics Board to push for stricter enforcement and stronger action against smoking on flights.
Ex wrestler Tiger Joe Marsh signs for a guest segment in the TV film Lost In Space, announced by UPI. The former pro wrestler joins the cast for a Hollywood appearance, details remain brief.
UPI reports Richard Attenborough will produce and star in Insurance Italian Style for 20th Century Fox. The project marks a high profile collaboration as Attenborough expands into production alongside acting duties.
Oswego Palladium Times announces publication details and postal rates. It lists staff roles, addresses in Des Plaines Illinois, and advertising agency, with subscription prices by mail and carrier for New York State and other regions. The notice includes Associated Press affiliation and requests correction of any misleading statements.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown halted executions at San Quentin in one of his final acts, commuting four murderers to life without parole and making eight others parole eligible. The decisions, dated Dec. 22, come as Reagan may continue capital punishment and after years without gas chamber executions.
Four members of Michigan State's 1966 football squad played for Pollard High School in Beaumont Texas. The players named are Bubba Smith Jess Phillips Bill Ware and Clint Harris.
An advertisement for letterpress offset printing services appears in the Palladium Times Saturday edition. It lists contact or pricing details 249.9800 and 249.2801.
Senator Mike Mansfield calls for a major reexamination and possible curtailment of Great Society programs. He urges all Senate committees to review past legislation, note gaps and overlaps, and begin oversight that may take years, balancing needs with economy amid Vietnam costs.
AP report depicts a chaotic post holiday scene in a middle class lounge littered with pine needles boxes and broken toys. A 10 foot Christmas tree collapses as a guinea pig climbs the tree base while a weary family reflects on the white Christmas as the mail arrives and the joke about apres le deluge echoes.
In Sacramento Reagan, then governor elect, inadvertently affirmed California and U S oaths when a deputy secretary of state read a loyalty document. Officials say it was not a swearing in, but Reagan did raise his hand and affirm. He plans the official 12:01 a.m. Jan. 2 oath in the capitol and a public inaugural Jan. 5.
Pray that the coming new year brings peace of mind and happiness. Seek gentle understanding patience kindness courtesy good health and love crowned by the fervor of a consecrated faith for all who read this moment.
Senate critic Edward Long urges hearings on Kennedy Hoover eavesdropping dispute to set clear ground rules. The essay argues Congress must enact laws governing government conduct, preserve citizen rights, and bar invasive surveillance without due process.
The Insurance Information Institute reports a fire breaks out every 24 seconds in the United States and more than 1,000 homes are hit daily. It notes 8 deaths occur roughly every 44 minutes as fires surge nationwide.
A short biblical quotation notes that as cold waters refresh a thirsty soul, good news from a distant land offers relief and encouragement. The source references Proverbs 25 25 to frame the message.
South opens with a pass then two spades, Crawford bids six spades and succeeds by evading heart tricks. The East West table fails to reach the slam. North-South bidding missteps lead to suboptimal contracts and a lesson on bidding sequences.
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