Bridge Rebuild in New York Faces State Approval
The lower bridge project, long studied by the State Department of Works, has a signed contract awaiting Albany approval to begin. The Mayor urges delaying till November to avoid summer traffic chaos, while merchants fear delays favor rivals and Urban Renewal. The piece argues for proceeding to minimize total costs and hardship.
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State Department of Works
Albany
Was This Flight Necessary for Gemini 4
An editorial argues Gemini 4 is wasteful and unproductive yet necessary to match Soviet space gains. It says the mission yields little new knowledge but upholds national prestige and deterrence in the space race, comparing US efforts to Soviet progress and emphasizing stakes beyond Earth.
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Soviet Union
United States
Unemployment debate and home birth views contrasted
The piece contrasts government unemployment figures with critics who argue for a sharper definition and highlight invisible unemployment. It notes labor shortages, geographic mismatch, and debates from AFL-CIO and manufacturers, urging clearer thresholds for policy decisions. It also includes divergent personal views on childbirth at home versus hospital births and a nurse midwife reference.
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Labor Department
Afl-Cio
National Association of Manufacturers
Wall Street Journal
Treasury
Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Home Births and Childbirth
The piece argues that pregnancy and childbirth shift from whispered taboos to confident practice. It defends home birth as the best setting for a baby and mother, noting evolving attitudes among educated women. It emphasizes that home, big or small, is defined by the birth of a child rather than its cost or size.
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America
Alice
Senator Douglas Attacks De Gaulle Over US France Rift
Sen. Paul Douglas delivers a sharp Senate speech criticizing President de Gaulle s stance on gold payments NATO ties and recognition of Red China. He warns of possible American reprisals and urges France to repair ties while France risks alienating the United States and its allies.
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Washington
de Gaulle
France
United States
Congress
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Senate
Douglas
University of Chicago
American Economic Association
Sen
U.S
America
NATO
Red China
Viet Nam
Russia
Paris
U. S
Caribbean
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Europe
Ilinois
Presdent
Communist Party
Oswego Sealed Bids Sought for Fire Department Equipment
Oswego New York announces sealed proposals due June 11 1985 at 11 am in the City Clerk's Office for a 1000 GPM Class A pumper and an 85 foot aerial platform. Bids must meet on file specifications and may be rejected. June 2 1965. James P. Cullinan Jr City Clerk and Purchasing Agent.
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City Hall
Oswego
New York
E.D.T
Department Public Safety
James P. Cullinan, JR
Marine Company Commander Finds Greatest Reward in Paddy Life
AP profile of Captain Pat Collins leader of recon Company D 3rd U.S. Marines. He loves the field life, values dedication and duty, and keeps thoughts on family in the Bronx while serving amid heat and distant gunfire in Vietnam. He recalls 13 years in the service, paratrooper feats, and two bravery medals.
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Viet Nam
Pat Collins
Recon
U.S. Marines
Pat
Marines
Korea
Bowling Green
Ohio
Mary
Bronx
New York City
Editor's Moment of Meditation on Space Age Progress
An editor speaks as a devoted observer noting the nation entering a new era driven by Space Age techniques. The piece prays for wisdom and will to sustain rapid knowledge growth aiding Americans and others worldwide.
National Whirligig Firearms Bill Opponents Resort to Scare Tactics
Andrew Tully analyzes NRA opposition to the Dodd bill in the Senate. The author rejects claims that the measure would end private gun ownership and notes states’ lack of jurisdiction over purchases. A Los Angeles police statement contrasts seized land mines with confusion over other weapon shipments to a Hollywood shop.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
NRA
Senate
Merton Howe
Los Angeles
Federal bill tightens gun controls with hunting carve outs
The proposal bars unlicensed interstate gun transport while sparing rifles and shotguns used by hunters. It allows cross state travel for repairs and raises pistol sales age to 21 with dealer records. It cites Oswald and Hoover to frame gun lethality and calls for better tracking.
Private arsenals a target bill sparks anti weapon fears
The proposal aims to curb private arsenals by forcing purchases of anti aircraft guns bazookas machine guns and mortars to be registered with authorities. Local authorities express concern over the potential for forceful takeovers and vigilantism.
Growth of Jesus in wisdom and favor with God
Luke 2 52 describes Jesus increasing in wisdom stature and favor with God and people as he grew in body and mind.
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Jesus
God
Oswego Palladium Times contact and rate notice
Official newspaper details for Oswego Palladium Times announce office addresses officers and staff. It lists mailing rates by region and delivery options, advertising agency contact, and Associated Press copyright note.
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Ellen $T
Oswego
Clark Morrison
East Ninth St
Esther B. Dalgard
West Oneida St
County of
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Palladium-Times
New York State
Mississippi River
Julives Matthews Special Agency Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Contract Bridge B Quiz Four Table Hand Bids
Four hands explore bids after North signals. 1 AQ94 YKS2 OJ73 4K62 proposes three notrump. 2 Q8742 993 J54 4Q6 suggests three diamonds. 3 K9653 YT 982 GKJ3 favors four diamonds. 4 AJ985 YKQOS 086 BAR weighs three clubs for potential grand slam in hearts.
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Hearts
North
Herta
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