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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
6
An op ed praising American strengths urges focusing on national achievements to inspire youth. It highlights republican founding, innovation, aid to the needy, defense commitments, and addressing domestic problems, noting young Americans seek solutions and action.
Dear Dr Lamb explains a reader's aspirin allergy detected after years of misdiagnosis. The author notes intermittent facial swelling and throat risk, finally diagnosed by an allergy specialist as salicylate allergy. Caffeine in aspirin is discussed as a headache remedy, with caveats for caffeine-tolerant individuals.
Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines plan to boost charter flight offerings this fall, challenging lower cost supplemental lines. Pan Am aims to raise its charter fleet to 11 to 13 aircraft by next spring and tap Boeing 747 jets for duty. Charter rates for fall trips include London at 135 dollars and Paris at 142 dollars round trip.
A sequence of Public Service Commission hearings will resume in Syracuse July 12 to 14 over the quality of Western Union Telegraph Co. service as the company seeks to close several offices. Officials cite complaints of offices not opening on schedule and backlogs of undelivered messages.
Washington notes that the Sunday Face the Nation clash between Hubert Humphrey and George McGovern devolved into a defense of past records. Neither offered concrete plans for Vietnam peace or tax reform, and voters learned little about future policy amid cross accusations over Johnson era positions. The piece predicts Nixon will dominate focus with Vietnam, economy, and revenue sharing as campaigns proceed toward November.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle reflects on memory giving life meaning and recalls a younger America. He evokes 46 star flags, wax and wooden matches, Sen Sen breath fresheners, Boy Scout knives, Ingersoll watches, modest wages, and simple domestic routines.
A quirky column notes a lawyer boasting of two-suit trousers and a chocolate bar kept handy to curb spending. It jokes about appetite and bank overdrafts, late TV movies, and a boss with an outward swinging door spotted by a perceptive observer.
World Almanac Facts notes Flag Day honors the Continental Congress resolution making the Stars and Stripes the U S flag in 1777. The first national observance occurred on the 100th anniversary when the government asked flags to fly from public buildings to commemorate adoption.
In San Francisco and Los Angeles a weary Hubert Humphrey campaigns hard in California seeking a pivotal victory to derail George McGovern’s rising momentum. He touts Medicare housing subsidies Job Corps and Social Security as his legacy while insisting he can still win.
Banks nationwide back arts projects from symphonies to school art fairs and kite design scholarships. The Banker to the Arts program funds exhibits, tours, and community culture while helping establish nonprofit status and tax guidance. Contact Banking Serves America for involvement details.
A note indicates that the center of the dishcloth gourd can be utilized as a bath sponge or dishcloth. The idea highlights practical uses for the gourd beyond decorative or culinary roles.
Public notice of newspaper consolidation and mailing details for The Palladium Times and The Oswego Palladium Oswego Times. Includes carrier rates, mail rates, and advertising representatives. Noting Associated Press ownership and policy on corrections.
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