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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1968
Page
6
The piece argues campaigns cycle repetition as candidates appeal to voters over a long period Yet it notes occasional fresh ideas from Humphrey and Rockefeller that add light to the dialogue and underscore that campaigns should explore issues rather than merely seek broad promises The aim is a political dialogue on day to day questions.
The Scorpion tragedy underscores the need for a modern undersea rescue system. Despite progress on the Deep Submergence Systems Project, complex tech keeps delays. While four of six rescue subs were funded, critics question the patience shown as better equipment is long overdue to prevent future submarine losses.
A Senate subcommittee led by Senator Joseph S Clark questions Federal job programs. David Freeman of the Washington Metropolitan Area Jobs Council calls current efforts chaos with overlapping groups confusing employers and job seekers. He urges better regional coordination and sensible organization to aid the unemployed.
Dr Brady discusses iodized salt and iodine supplements as essential nutrition. He cites goiter declines in Michigan due to iodized salt, urges continued iodine intake for all, and promotes pamphlets on preparing for maternity and the todin ration. The piece blends patient quote, public health messaging, and vitamin guidance.
Questions about health effects of cold drinks and sleep posture. Answer states cold water is fine before during or after meals. Recommends flexible pillow use and personal comfort. Also says adults can share a room with a child but separate beds are better for rest.
The Central New York Chapter of the Pioneer Gas Engine Association will hold its third gas up of the year on Sunday June 9 starting at 10 a m at Sherburne's 175th anniversary on South Main Street. Admission is free and families are invited to bring picnic lunches.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will make the first upstate campaign swing for the 1968 Democratic presidential race with a rally in Rochester after speaking in Buffalo. The trip tests his efforts to win as many as 60 New York votes, while Kennedy allocates no firm dates before the June 18 primary. McCarthy also headlines the Oregon win, shaping delegate battles across New York.
Alcan Aluminum Ltd announces British approval to construct a $130 million Canadian-funded smelter and coal powered plant near Blyth in Northumberland. The project plans 120,000 tons yearly capacity with 60,000 tons online by 1971, awaiting local authority clearance before proceeding.
Art Shamsky of the New York Mets hit a home run the first time he batted for Geneva New York in 1960, marking an immediate impact in his early major league exposure.
The song Dixie was composed in 1859 by Dan Emmett, a prominent minstrel composer, marking a landmark in American musical history. The work has been cited in cultural and historical contexts for its enduring impact and contested legacy.
Senator Kennedy remains a viable candidate for the Democratic nomination as California prepares to vote for 174 delegates next week. His strong New York organization seeks 190 votes on June 18 and at the state convention, while Nixon and Humphrey loom large in a race shaped by primary results and party machinery.
Joy Stilley muses on how adding a calendar and clock to the bedside might tame mornings. She describes groggy awakenings, confusion over the day, and restless nights filled with dreams and nightmares. She ponders whether removing the clock could ease sleep guidance and reduce wakeful anxiety.
President Johnson raised the interest rate on U.S. Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares to attract investment. E and H bonds will pay 4.25 percent, up from 4.15 percent, with Freedom Shares rising to 5 percent for new and outstanding bonds from June 1 to maturity.
A horse that breaks into heavy sweat before a race is described as wash y in betting circles. Trainers watch for this sign as it may reflect stress or fatigue affecting performance. The term appears in racing lexicon to flag horses needing attention before starting gates.
Dr Antonio Cua chair of the Oswego State College philosophy department outlines a busy year. He will edit the first edition of Hutcheson s complete works and may publish a book from the editorship. He will lecture this summer at NIU and UC Stockton with a Philosophy Forum piece titled Philosophical Analysis and Reality. His articles appear in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research Thought and Word Philosophy Today and others. He will be visiting professor at Catholic University of America and aims to finish a book on ethics. His first book Reason and Virtue appeared from Ohio University Press in 1966.
Al Rube Walker pitching coach for the New York Mets is identified as the brother of Verlon Walker, a coach for the Chicago Cubs in a brief sports note.
Federal Mediation Conciliation Service notes bargaining generally works, with many peaceful contracts and low lost time. In 1968 strikes rise due to costs and unrest, yet compromise remains essential. upcoming talks cover aluminum, steel, aerospace, longshore and defense industries amid economic and political freedom concerns.
In Bountiful Utah doctors give Brad Haines to Monday to pass a petal swallowed by the 2 year old after X rays show the turtle remains alive in his stomach. Surgery may be needed if not expelled.
On this date events span Dunkirk evacuation completion in 1940 with 337000 Allied troops evacuated, Dutch West India charter in 1621, Jefferson Davis born in 1808, Nor mandie liner speed record in 1935, Windsor Simpson marriage in 1937, Paris jetliner crash in 1962, Gemini flight in 1965, Khrushchev trade push ten years prior, Pope John XXIII death five years prior, Boston race riot context, and an Amazon River island noted.
A devotional prayer asking God to keep eyes and ears open to the needs of others. The speaker seeks Holy Spirit guidance to follow Christ’s directives, heal the sick, comfort the sorrowing, and speak peace to the dying. The prayer requests strength for work and witness and ends with gratitude to Jesus.
The notice lists second class mail status under federal acts for the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times, credits Clarence T. Leighton and Thomas A. Cloutier as publisher and manager, and outlines yearly and periodic advertising and subscription rates for Oswego and surrounding counties with mail and carrier options. It notes advertising agency contact and mentions Associated Press input and international distribution references.
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