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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
6
The United States saw a near perfect Atlas launch for Gemini 9 followed by a late unplanned postponement due to an electronic fault. Meanwhile the Surveyor craft reached the moon for a soft landing and began sending back pictures, a notable success amid overall spaceflight uncertainties.
A columnist argues the Medicaid program and a 15 cent New York City subway fare reveal a political deal where upstate lawmakers resist subsidies while city Democrats push costly plans. The piece laments rising costs, widening geographic rifts, and the irony of cooperation that never occurs.
An Alabama case sparked a U S Supreme Court ruling affirming a newspaper may editorialize on Election Day without fear of criminal penalties. The Mills case challenged a law that barred electioneering and urging votes on Election Day. The Court warned that restricting press free expression would muzzle a vital civic institution.
Dr Brady argues long study shows calcium shortage raises risk of drug addiction and warns against nonprescription barbiturate and aspirin misuse. He advocates calcium-rich diets, warns mothers against giving aspirin to children, and urges laws to curb aspirin sales and trim excess remedies. Milk and greens cited as top calcium sources.
David Lawrence argues the U N offers the only honorable path for the United States to exit Vietnam, pledging to use UN peacekeeping to deter aggression. He cites Secretary Rusk and notes international opinion shifts and Communist obstruction, urging mobilization of the free world under UN auspices to withdraw American troops.
An 8 year old Par ish RD 2 boy sustained a fractured left shoulder and leg when his bicycle was struck by a car on Route 69 in Town of Mexico. Patrick H Beoker was taken to Oswego Hospital with good condition after the collision near Colosse. Clyde A Houser 72 of Mexico RD 3 drove the car and said he braked to avoid the boy entering the highway from a blind driveway.
A humorous column by Bill Dean advises choosing a wife who can manage finances and legal matters. It highlights the value of an accountant or attorney as a spouse, noting insurance, taxes, and household budgeting, with light satire on consumer culture and marriage.
The Oswego Palladium Times details mail and carrier rates for in county and out of state subscribers. It lists staff including Clarence J. Leighton president Thomas A. Cloutier executive vice president and business manager and others. The notice notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and identifies Associated Press membership.
An Editors Moment of Meditation reflects a reflective morning prayer praising gratitude to Heaven for blessings and faith in guiding daily work recreation and moral challenges. It emphasizes being in tune with spiritual security satisfaction and friendship health through stout faith from dawn to night.
Andrew Tully criticizes Stokely Carmichael and SNCC for backing a black nationalist party. Carmichael proposes exclusivist black politics and allies with the Black Panthers, alienating white support and provoking strong debate over civil rights strategy.
Jesus replies by placing a child before them to teach that humility is foundational in the kingdom of heaven. The scene from Matthew 18:1-2 emphasizes childlike faith and modest stature as central to true greatness.
Venezuela's R Benaim as declarer in a contract bridge game overcome expected down one by deft play. After the heart lead and a sequence of finesses, he made ten tricks in notrump four. East’s heart misread set the stage, but Benaim's shifts and discards secured the contract.
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