Thank You Dr Brown Oswego Health Leader Resigns
Dr. C Adele Brown resigns after nearly 40 years directing Oswego school health services. She guided nursing, health records, and programs, aiding thousands of students with compassion and private funding when funds were scarce. She received the Howe Award and remains active in school health research.
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Oswego School Health
C. Adele Brown
Board of Education
Dr. Brown
American School Health Association
Howe
Brown
Their Own Fault Democrats in New York reapportionment setback
The Supreme Court decision mandating a November New York election under a Republican drawn plan exposes Democrats as despondent over potential loss of control after failing to deliver a fair nonpartisan remap. Their plan favored New York City, dismembered Oswego County, and lacked Johnson-like unity, leaving them to blame themselves.
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U. S. Supreme Court
New York
Supreme Court
New York Court of Appeals
Mally
New York City
Oswego County
Assembly
Johnson
Moore to retire as State University trustee
Viewpoints article notes Gov. Moore's long tenure as chairman of the State University trustees since its founding. It credits his leadership with stabilizing growth, keeping the university out of politics, and guiding presidents through decentralization and expansion affecting 100000 students. The writer urges permission for Moore's retirement at an chosen date while contrasting it with lighthearted asides and reader letters.
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Gov. Moore
State University
Sealed Proposals Opened for Oswego Public Works Projects
The City Clerk’s Office Oswego New York invites sealed proposals for two public works projects. Paving East Seneca Street from Railroad Bridge to East City Line and the Trunk Lower Line in the 7th Ward from West 5th Street to Singleton Street. Deposit of 50 dollars per set of plans and specifications. Proposals due Eleven o’clock AM June 8 1965. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. James P. Cullinan Jr City Clerk Purchasing Agent June 2 1965.
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City Hall
Oswego
New York
Department of Public Works
East Seneca Street
Railroad Bridge
East City Line
7Th Ward
West 5Th Street
Singleton Street
James P. Cullinan
JR City Gork & Purchasing Agent
Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Chronic Joint Disability
Dr Brady argues that current drugs do not alter the course of chronic joint disability and urges a nutritional regimen of Ca D B-complex and iodine. He criticizes medical silence, promotes his primer, and calls for readers to send 35 cents and self addressed envelopes for a copy.
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S.P
Smart Aleck
Moron
Dumbell
Communists Hold Tight Control in Poland Elections
The piece argues Poland’s 1965 elections show Communist domination with 90 percent turnout, no opposition, and candidates pledged to the Communist platform. It links Poland’s system to broader Soviet strategy of infiltration in Latin America and other satellites, warning against liberal charges of U.S. imperialism.
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United States
Europe
Poland
Warsaw
United Press International
Moscow
Latin America
Cuba
Dominican Republic
South Vietnam
Saigon
America
Communist Party
Communist Organization
Phaseout for Flynn at Stead Air Force Base
Staff Sgt. Daniel Flynn a 28 year old from Pawtucket Rhode Island says ten Air Force units or installations have been phased out or deactivated after he was assigned to them or connected with them since 1955. He was at Reno Air Defense Sector Stead in 1963 and both the air defense unit and the training base will be phased out by mid 1966. He does not know his next assignment but the Air Force has its fingers crossed.
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Flynn
Air Force
Bible Passage Inspires Charity Theme
A quotation from Matthew 25 40 frames a message of compassion toward the needy. The verse emphasizes that acts of kindness toward the least people are acts toward Christ himself.
Letters From Vietnam Reveal Homesick Soldier's Reflections
The Open letter from Harold in Da Nang describes doubts about the war effort and the hope that U S money and troops will help create a stable Vietnamese government. He notes dignity among locals, mentions a 13 year old orphan nicknamed Miss Viet Nam, and plans to fund her education while facing the chance of losing her. He signs off as a homesick husband and father.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Frances
Tracy
Viet Nam
Little
Harold
Editor's Meditation on United Nations Anniversary
An editor prays for blessings on the UN as it seeks to raise human welfare and promote global cooperation. He notes the 20th anniversary of the General Assembly's creation in San Francisco and urges more learning about the organization.
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United Nations Organization
Father
United Nations
General Assembly
San Francisco
National Whirligig Clay and Liston Have Done Big Damage
Andrew Tully argues that Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston symbolize broader threats to Black advancement. He warns the political exploitation of the Negro vote as whites seek power in the South and urges government protection between Black citizens and exploiters.
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Clay
Liston
Andrew Tully Washington
Maine
Times
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Dempseys
Joe Louises
Washington
Cassius
Sonny
Lewiston Promoters Profited Amid National Public Property Controversy
The piece accuses promoters of making millions from a Lewiston episode while government inaction and sanctioning their alleged coercive tactics. It notes the affair was broadcast nationwide and reach Europe via a satellite system funded by taxpayers.
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Lewiston
Europe
Oswego Palladium Times Newspaper Details and Rates
The Oswego Palladium Times lists officials led by Clarence T. Leighton and addresses on West Third Street. It details publication scope as city and county official newspaper with subscription and mail rates, advertising representation, and Associated Press affiliation.
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Oswego P. Madium
West
Oswego N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
West Third St. Oswego
Thomas A. Cloutier
West Third St
Oswego
William H. Leighton
Ellen St. Oswego
Clark Morrison
East Ninth St. Oswego
Esther B. Dalgard
West Oneida St
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
St., Oswego
N. Y
Palladium-Times
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Edvence
Julus Matthews Special Agency Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
South at six clubs hinges on exact spade layout
Contract Bridge analysis shows South must rely on a precise spade division from West to make six clubs. With opening heart lead, South can win with ace of hearts, finesse jack of spades, ruff, and cash A K clubs, then discard hearts on spades to reach the four spade tricks needed, but only if West holds exactly three spades to the king.
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West
South
East
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