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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
6
A critic denounces high printing costs and extraneous material in the Congressional Record. The piece argues lawmakers edit remarks, insert unrelated content, and waste taxpayer money, urging citizens to curb the practice and suggesting a new watchdog group.
In June days the marvel of flight unfolds from birds to bees and butterflies. The countryman sees nature demonstrating flight long before humans fly, while birds’ songs remind us art and music accompany achievement. Material conquest should yield joy and a harvest of living.
An editorial summarizes BRUSH surveyed 3,000 men and boys 15 to 25 about long hair and gender equality. It argues against the idea that feminized styles reveal inferiority, noting historical trends and suggesting natural hair growth is common. The piece then promotes health primers on CRI and chronic joint disability, offering a 35 cent booklet with stamp‑addressed return envelopes.
Dr Brady urges readers to term common respiratory illnesses CRI to discourage spreading germs. He condemns the idea of lowered resistance as hokum and notes immunity is specific to each disease. He cites Osler’s views and laments cold damp environments while urging considerate behavior toward others.
Reader asks if adults can improve calcium deficiency and prevent brittle bones. The answer refutes the idea that only children assimilate calcium and notes bone metabolism continues beyond infancy. A second Q and A on bar bells recommends not heavy weight lifting for teens, favoring running, swimming, broad jumps, or sprints for healthy growth.
David Lawrence argues the Soviet Union repeats 1939 errors by backing Nasser and blocking Middle East peace. He urges Voice of America to reveal Moscow's true aims, warns that Soviet vetoes and dictator-backed aggression risk a wider war, and frames U N mediation as crucial if public opinion opposes expansionist aims.
Minnesota becomes the 44th state to adopt a sales tax after a Conservative legislature overrode a veto. The 3 percent tax will take effect August 1 and apply to most retail purchases except groceries clothing drugs gasoline and some services. Liquor and beer will be taxed. Alaska Delaware Montana New Hampshire Oregon Vermont remain without sales tax. Nebraska added a 2 percent tax.
A concise Bible passage from Proverbs 3 13 states happy is the man who finds wisdom and gains understanding, highlighting the value of discernment and insight in life.
Hal Boyle critiques expense account living and American habits in a satirical column. He ridicules bagel nostalgia in Manhattan, wealth comforts, teens slang, misused morals, cat ladies, inheritance temptations, and the Clash of intellectuals. He notes upper income strain, spending beyond means, and global views of Uncle Sam.
The Palladium Times announces subscription rates for Oswego and surrounding counties with annual and semiannual options, mail rates by region, and advance payment requirements. It lists staff titles, office address in Des Plaines Illinois, and Associated Press membership.
Washington noise over crime rises as Ramsey Clark disputes a national crime wave while FBI data and local incidents suggest otherwise. Senators Carl Curt and Glenn Cunningham press for action as violence claims build on Capitol Hill and in the streets of Washington and other cities.
The 1,000 year old Cairo Azhar Mosque front, designed in Turkish style, will be altered to Fatimide design to maintain building homogeneity. Turkish style features high castle like walls while Fatimide aesthetics favor lower walls with Oriental decorative elements.
In Kentucky history, the first twelve governors were born outside the state. T. Morehead became the first native-born governor, elected in 1834 in Frankfort, Kentucky.
A reader prayer page quotes Lyndon B. Phifer of Tallahassee Florida a retired Methodist editor invoking faith to confront evil. The plea asks for courage and confidence that with God on their side they cannot be defeated and urges steadfastness in Christian mission.
Bridge lesson notes by B. Jay Becker discuss playing a West hand in Six Hearts with diamonds led by North and plans for guard against 4-1 or 5-0 spade splits. It analyzes alternate lines, timing of ruff-discard, and the impact of South's distribution on the remaining tricks.
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