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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
6
The piece notes that over 450000 graduates will leave colleges this year as commencement speeches promise guidance. It argues many speakers doubt their usefulness and that each generation must rely on its own experience rather than past wisdom to shape the future.
Haydn S. Pearson extols the radish as a reliable staple for home gardens. He notes its quick germination, historical presence from ancient Egypt to Roman writers, and its enduring value despite overplanting waste.
Viewpoints discuss Prime Minister Lester Pearson's proposed Canadian flag design as a move to strengthen national identity away from British and French symbols. The piece notes potential reaction from monarchist and French-Canadian communities and situates the debate amid Quebec's upheaval and possible changes to the national anthem.
Dr Brady warns aspirin is not a fever reducer and laments misuse by vendors. He cites high school student and Dr Larson to challenge fever claims, cautions against false antipyretic beliefs, and recalls a long career while denying retirement.
Rains fill a depression in the bell tower at the First Congregational church in Billings creating what may be the country’s largest bird bath. Local birds flock to the water feature as they drink and bathe in the sunlit tower nook.
The Department of Justice files suit against a Cincinnati newspaper, claiming monopoly and restraint of trade for buying control of the rival paper in 1956. The case argues the government may rewrite constitutional limits to shape newspaper ownership to aid unions and reduce competition.
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds with stamps values from $0.55 to $12.65. Transactions include Curtis F. Coon to Peter LaFave in Scriba, Howard Allen to Howard A. Hill in Oswego, Raymond Cotter to Eugene M. Potter in Constantia, and others involving Pulaski, Mexico, and Syracuse districts.
A brief quotation from III John 1 11 urges readers to follow what is good and avoid evil. It states that doing good aligns with God while doing evil separates one from God.
Hal Boyle reports curious notes from readers with quirky facts about Florida mangrove swamps where oysters attach to submerged roots. The column also shares miscellaneous vignettes on Greece siesta norms and broad American life trivia.
An editor seeks a calm prayer to root out fears and anxieties that hinder talent and service. The plea asks for freedom from antagonisms, rebellions, and criticisms, seeking to replace them with love taught by God for true success.
Andrew Tully argues Prince Edward County must fund and restore desegregated schooling after the Supreme Court ordered reopened facilities. He warns segregationists will cry poverty and cites the court's reinforcement that shutdowns violate equal protection. broader state action and federal support are urged.
A Covington Kentucky Methodist church posted an outdoor bulletin inviting Sunday climbing lessons with the catch phrase You Can Go Higher Than the Moon. The message promotes weekly lessons to attendees of all ages.
In a 1935 bridge challenge, Jo Culbertson outplays Hal Sims after a bold spade underlead and precision play. The bidding reaches three no trump, then four spades lead tests weak suits, Ely wins, and Culbertson’s bold move seals a one-trick victory for the Culbertsons.
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