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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
6
A periodical opinion piece denounces Madison S. Jones of the New York City Commission on Human Rights for blaming violence by a booze fueled mob on poverty and unemployment. The author rejects the notion that teen violence is spontaneous and urges accountability and action to curb urban crime.
This editorial urges all registered voters to participate in the primary. It notes five Republican candidates for Congress and three for state senator, with three Democratic candidates for state senate. It stresses the importance of voting in the primaries to influence November representation.
A New York World’s Fair public opinion poll recorded results on five questions. Amb Heny Cabot Lodge led Republican support with 19 371 votes, Goldwater 7791, Nixon 6075, Rockefeller 5245. Yes 13699 to 27693 no on woman president. Lottery 28691 yes 13133 no. Red China in UN 31003 no 9258 yes. Schools: reading 29440, arithmetic 14814, English 8999, science 6288, geography/history 4202, foreign language 3092. The piece notes polling limits and time value of fairgoers but highlights citizen participation.
Dr. Brady reviews sacroiliac joint laxity and Goldthwaits work, noting past misbeliefs and osteopathic manipulation. He advises against bending the back to lift, promotes thigh driven lifting, and suggests osteopathic manipulation may help sacroiliac strains. He also answers questions on improving coronary circulation.
In Pulaski the WSCS of Park Methodist Church will meet at 8 p m Wednesday June 3 at the home of Mrs Harold Franklin. Leaders of the program Women in the Church are Mrs Florence Hilliker Mrs Archie Neill Mrs Everett Jones and Mrs Carrie Scriber. Annual reports will be given. Assisting the hostess are Mrs Lara Sharp Mrs John Miller and Mrs Max Butler.
The 1964 senior class plans its annual ball Saturday in the school gym from 8 p.m. to midnight with the theme Daisy Fantasy. Carl Silfer and his band from Syracuse will provide music. A banquet at Seeley’s Restaurant starts at 6 p.m. for seniors and guests.
In Pulaski 84 tables played last Thursday with top North South finishers Josephine Soule and Martha Burghdoff followed by Sylvia Kinney and Cade Harmon. East West winners were Richard Miller and Betty Allport with Joe Kelley and Walter Smith close behind. The next session will be Thursday June 11 at 8 p.m. at Dracos Restaurant. Contact President Grace Blakely to find a partner.
A column argues that Red China poses the central threat to Southeast Asia, not the United States. It calls for Western unity, economic policy coordination, and collective action by Britain France and other free nations to support smaller states and deter Soviet and Chinese influence.
Mrs. Clair Dallas, who had surgery May 2 at Auburn Memorial Hospital, has returned home. The report notes other local social updates including visits, birthday party, and changes to church event dates such as Children’s Day and Vacation Bible School. Local families, guests, and events are listed with names and locations.
License No. 28-SL-113 issued to Richard P. and Thomas M. Donahue dba Bay Shore Grove to sell beer wine and liquor at retail for on premises consumption at Off Lake Rd County Route 39 Oswego. Notice dated June 2 3238.
A collection of Hal Boyle quips on everyday life. Topics include stenographers fingernails, children’s homework, doctors, marriage costs, home TV habits, mules and golf, artificial flowers, architecture, body building, medicine, clothing salesmen, poetry, and honeymoon memories.
An editorial meditation expresses gratitude to God as the source of strength and wisdom. The speaker seeks continual self knowledge and understanding of the universe, asking to be guided into divine paths and to learn the principles by which creation and life operate.
Senator Magnuson urges the government to hire seasoned U S sales experts to operate from embassies abroad. They would pitch U S products to foreign buyers in local markets with language and trade know how. The plan aims to counter foreign competition and expand exports amid rising global markets.
In a Three Notrump chase, South aims for nine tricks from seven. Avoid allowing East the deadly heart return. win the diamond, repeat clubs, and deploy a cautious spade finesse. South can secure at least nine tricks regardless of West’s defense.
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