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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
6
June remains the peak month for weddings as traditions trace to Roman Juno. Practical reasons and favorable elements like weather and post graduation festivities fuel celebrations. Brides’ radiance graces social pages while the new couples face a hopeful life and plans for a family.
The article outlines a shift to deny the enemy access to South Vietnam while degrading his production. Pacification efforts in the rice delta are expanding with military aid. DMZ forays aim to disrupt troop concentrations and rocket emplacements. Mobility, not static lines, counters Hanoi’s strategy. Casualties in DMZ hills are the heaviest in two years, but negotiations look unlikely as Hanoi and the Viet Cong persist. The path shows South Vietnam strengthening politically and economically despite stalemate.
The Christian Science Monitor notes cautious optimism as United States officials push the Indian Resources and Development Act of 1967. The measure seeks a 500 million dollar loan guaranty fund to spur tribal economic ventures near reservations while preserving Indian identity and traditions.
Reader letters to Dr. Brady rebut common cataract fears noting pain free results from surgery. A patient reports 20/20 vision after two operations and stops heavy glasses after lifelong wear. The column explains cataract is internal opacity and urges seeking proper treatment over eye drops or nostrums.
U Thant defends UN peacekeeping amid criticism as the Security Council debates a compromise on Egypt and Israel. A U.S. backed plan seeks to delay any blockade enforcement while pursuing a diplomatic settlement. Nonpermanent members discuss a freeze until a settlement emerges. Thant warns peacekeeping remains voluntary and essential despite limits.
National Guard men and 260000 Army Reservists must receive regular drill pay. Senator John Stennis vows to fight for a strong ready Reserve force as President Johnson backs the move.
Senate figures press for a reserve mobilization review as Arab-Israeli tensions rise. Stennis argues US is overextended and ready reserves must be fully equipped. Thurmond criticizes reductions in reserves and National Guard amid new crises. Symington backs Stennis, Tower voices protest, Kennedy questions deactivation of New York 27th Armored Division.
French President Charles de Gaulle, after a Cabinet meeting, urged cooling tensions in the Middle East and proposed an international conference table for Israel and Arab states. He warned that armed action by any nation would lack France's approval or support and affirmed each state has a right to live.
The Austin American reports President Johnson's first grandchild, a boy due June 17, will likely be named Lyndon Austin. Luci Johnson Nugent and Pat Nugent keep the name secret, though Pat favors not making a junior. An unnamed friend notes many name Lyndon.
Stamp news notes Thoreau born 150th anniversary July 12 issuance in Concord Massachusetts with a first day cover option. Also lists Austria 3-schilling Gothic art stamp, Canada's Royal Visit 5-cent issue June 30, Surinam Easter issues and Cyprus Five Year Development stamps with Crown Agents report.
The five new stamps depict an electric power station at Moni Limassol an Arghaka Maghouda dam in the northwest Cyprus hills a highway to Troodos mountain resorts a hotel in Nicosia and the harbor at Famagusta.
Ernest H. Hosier was hospitalized at the House of the Good Samaritan in Watertown Thursday following a heart attack at home. Reported Tuesday he was off oxygen and resting comfortably. A Redfield Rebekah Lodge 673 card party to benefit the lodge will be held June 3 at 8 p.m. in the Redfield Rebekah hall with refreshments and prizes.
A reader cites Luke’s teaching that a good person from a good heart yields good results while an evil person from an evil heart yields evil deeds. The quotation emphasizes inner character shaping outward acts.
Oswego Palladium Times official Oswego city and county newspaper consolidates Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times. Publisher Clarence T. Leighton and staff list operating details and subscription rates by mail and carrier, with offices in Des Plaines Illinois and New York agencies.
Andrew Tully argues U Thant has outlived usefulness as UN Secretary General after bowing to Nasser’s Gaza withdrawal demand. He contends Soviet strength grows, the U S must engage Moscow, and calls for Thant’s replacement to honor Security Council aims and avoid war.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Bramer celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday June 4 at their Speigel Drive home in Sodus Bay RD North Rose. Friends relatives and neighbors are invited.
A devotional note by Alfred N. Sayres of Lancaster Pennsylvania praises spring growth as a sign of divine wisdom and asks for grace to grow more godlike in thought word and act. The speaker identifies as professor emeritus at The Lancaster Theological Seminary.
In this Becker analysis the declarer uses a safety play to guarantee the contract. South wins the diamond queen cashes hearts and a heart, then finesses the nine. If East holds the queen, three notrumps are secure and four heart tricks achievable, avoiding down one without the safety maneuver.
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