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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
6
The historian Arnold Toynbee suggests the current global disruptions such as student protests street riots and nationalist movements may form a non lethal substitute for war. He calls this a kind of World War III driven by human resistance to technological depersonalization.
Oregon victory by Eugene McCarthy weakens Robert Kennedy's bid and heightens California's importance for both, while Humphrey quietly expands delegate support in Pennsylvania and Florida. The California showdown may not settle the race, but could tilt the convention toward Humphrey.
Editors urge immediate action to curb U S crime with Congress split over Title II. They push cross chamber talks to draft measures balancing enforcement and constitutional protections, warning delay harms broader crime legislation.
The author argues many chronic diseases stem from nutritional deficiency and advocates continuous vitamin and mineral supplementation rather than short term fixes. He recalls personal anecdotes, stresses long term dietary correction, and questions whether doctors will prescribe a fixed seven day menu.
Ottawa AP reports lower wheat sales and a five week strike cut tonnage through the St. Lawrence Seaway by 10 percent in 1967. Seaway Authority president Pierre Camu notes revenue held at 17 million dollars, with a 3.7 million combined profit on Montreal Lake Ontario and Welland sections, and a 13.33 million net loss after amortization.
A 29 year old mother of four was jailed in Waterloo after state police filed a murder charge in the rifle slaying of her husband. Mrs Harold L Champion allegedly shot 25 year old husband Thursday during a quarrel at their home near Valois. She was committed to Seneca County Jail without bail.
The piece argues from planners and editors that moving poor and unemployed from cities to rural areas could ease urban strain. It calls for rural job programs and education, urges farmers and small towns to attract industry, and notes a broader urban to rural population shift with social and economic stakes.
In Oswego the Players’ All My Sons opens May 30 and runs through June 2. Director Don McCann and cast including Robert Milam earn strong praise for intelligent, steady performances with occasional rushed climaxes and moments of lingering cueing issues.
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Dominica marks International Human Rights Year with five commemorative stamps portraying civil rights figures and bearing Queen Elizabeth II and UN Human Rights Year emblems. Iran issues four stamp sets honoring rulers visits and cultural events. Also noted are stamp sellers guides and a price range from hundreds to $100000 for collections.
Turkey issues two stamp sets marking legal history. One set honors the centenary of the Court of Appeals with Mithat Pasha, the first president, a law book, and a tree branch. The other set commemorates 100 years of the Supreme Court featuring Cevdet Pasha and scales of justice.
Commissioner Sheldon Cohen argues the U S tax system rests on mutual confidence between taxpayers and the Tax Bureau. He notes annual taxes total about 155 billion dollars, cites organized crime links to tax evasion, and urges broad public, school and business cooperation to curb crime.
The piece discusses militant groups relying on force and the need for law enforcement to act together. It emphasizes monitoring legal firearms traffic to prevent stockpiling and notes the IRS enforces the National and Federal Firearms Acts to track guns from manufacturer to dealer to purchaser, including machine guns.
A devotional plea for clarity amid news confusion. The text anchors faith in God’s existence and in Jesus Christ as revelation and love, urging daily repetition of the belief that this is the day the Lord has made and to rejoice. It closes with thanks from James W. Kennedy of Cincinnati Ohio, director and editor at Forward Movement Publications.
Oswego Palladium Times details mail matter status under 1946 act, consolidation history, publisher and staff, and advertising rates. Rates listed for office carriers, in Oswego and surrounding counties, and address rates for other locales, with regional office and Associated Press note.
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