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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
6
British group outlines a plan to tax all equipment and vehicles with decibel ratings above 60 and ban their use. The idea targets airplanes trucks motorcycles and common items, with critics noting impracticalities and widespread disruption.
The Canadian American Committee reports that closer cross border ties will create inevitable frictions as economic interests align. It warns governments to consider cross border effects and notes that nationalism can morph into anti Americanism or be used for political aims.
Viewpoints discuss if a forecast misjudgment can lead to a lawsuit after Hurricane Audrey. Whitney Bartie sues for 360000 in Lake Charles Louisiana, claiming damages from delayed warnings. The case tests government liability and weather forecasting standards amid many related lawsuits.
A long reader letter discusses digestive health dental care and diabetes with quotes about tooth loss mastication and the pancreas. The piece emphasizes saving teeth preventive care and the dentist as a health dispenser noting a 79 year old retiree and a caller seeking continued guidance.
Washington column argues Kennedy erred by ordering 22 Herald Tribune subscriptions canceled and cutting staff from reading critical views. It urges the President to read opposing opinions to gauge public opinion and defend his policies. The piece defends a free press as essential to accountability and notes past presidents avoided controversy without making it national.
A humor column compiles assorted trivia on air travel, blood types on WWII dog tags, weight shifts in flight attendants, geese as weeders in California, sting insect deaths, growing alcoholics, drinking and driving stats, sewing popularity, pet arteriosclerosis, origin stories of stars, stray matchbooks, beauty myths, executive notes, Washington estate values, and a record beard.
In a Switzerland vs Belgium match at the European championships in England, both declarers reached six spades and made all twelve tricks. Belgian Ebi Polak and Swiss James Patino employed identical plays, with West leading diamonds and correct endplay by South to secure the slam.
Montreal school children of the same age and socio economic level showed bilingual youngsters scoring higher on verbal and nonverbal intelligence tests in studies by Elizabeth Peal and Wal lace Lambert reported at a psychologists convention in Atlantic City.
In Atlantic City New Jersey the Convention Hall pipe organ is described as the world’s largest. It reportedly has 32 913 pipes with seven manuals in the main console and five in a movable console.
An editor calls for blessing all graduates this month with faith in knowledge and learning. The message urges the zeal to doubt and question, the urge to experiment, and dedication to self improvement and mankind.
Nebraska primary results show Ralph Beermann, a staunch anti subsidy rightist, defeating Rep. Ralph Beermann to claim the highest GOP challenge to federal farming policies. The piece notes Beermann’s stance against subsidies and regulatory farm controls versus veteran Rep. Weaver’s moderate record and seniority on the Appropriations Committee.
In his first 1960 campaign address the candidate framed the election as Socialism against Freedom. He urged a return to free enterprise for farms and business and criticized Kennedy Freeman farm controls and subsidies. He argued taxes strip citizens of substance and favored local disposal rights and minimal federal budgets.
A candidate challenged Representative Weaver by arguing he is more conservative and claimed a $9 billion gap in federal appropriations between them. The exchange focused on voting records and spending priorities.
Beermann led a large turnout with 29 701 votes to Weaver 25 345 while Harrison polled 7 000. The result drew varied commentary from editors in Nebraska and nearby states and was seen as a sharp rebuke to the Kennedy Administration. Some charged Harrison joined the race to aid Beermann.
The article notes former Vice President Nixon carried Nebraska by about 168000 and won 11 other states with strong agricultural support, losing Minnesota narrowly due to a Chicago Democratic majority. It speculates a candidate who can hold agrarian districts and win key states like New York and Pennsylvania could lead a 1964 White House bid.
Center-cut rump, chuck, top round and shoulder arm are all recommended. These cuts provide good flavor and workable tenderness for traditional goulash.
A verse from Deuteronomy stresses loving the Lord with all heart soul and might, urging total devotion and faithfulness in daily worship and conduct.
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