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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
6
The piece contrasts optimistic 1962 forecasts with actual growth, noting the CEA projects a $578 billion to $583 billion GNP for 1963 while most forecasters hedge. It argues the economy often defies consensus, offering an unpredictable but positive outlook amid taxes and death.
The article notes a strong urge to travel drives millions toward U S national parks each summer. It cites nearly 90 million expected visitors this year and the National Park Service’s 1916 founding with one billion visitors in history. The piece praises park scenery and facilities as a vital public good.
The piece argues modern life floods people with numbers and identifiers rather than identity. It notes how banks, agencies, insurers, and doctors catalog us by codes, from Social Security and driver records to insurance IDs, bank accounts, and IBM style machine memory. It warns against losing individuality to data systems.
A reader mails a critique of a health column by Dr Brady, stressing it teaches health practices rather than diagnose diseases. The letter discusses practical nutrition topics such as wheat germ, vitamin E, and milk intake, warning about wheat germ oil advantages and noting riboflavin deficiency signs.
A reader cites Dr W R Aykroyd on cod liver oil helping fishermen see at night. The answer notes vitamin A in cod liver oil can prevent night blindness and suggests a 50 000 unit vitamin A acetate tablet twice daily for a short test if oil is unwelcome.
Sidney Mang of the New York State Association of Insurance Agents lauds the 1958 McMullen-Cuite Law requiring that a liquidator reinsures all policy holders with a solvent company. The Manhattan Casualty Company was liquidated and its policy holders reinsured by Empire Mutual Insurance Company of New York, replacing the prior practice of cancellation without return premiums.
A U S Supreme Court decision endorses compulsory union dues via an agency shop, forcing nonmembers to pay or face firing. The column argues this tramples individual rights, condemns the majority for ignoring constitutional protections, and notes potential erosion of state and federal limits on union influence.
The May 25 chicken barbecue attracted a large crowd and netted 251.40, donated to the district cottage repair fund. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thiel from Niagara Falls and several other couples from Mannsville Buffalo Candor Oswego Fulton and nearby areas.
Being therefore justified by faith we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Romans five one presents the believer's reconciliation through faith in Christ and the resulting peace with God.
Hal Boyle reflects on Pope John XXIII as a remarkable fill-in leader who respected all faiths, moved quickly to champion change, and bridged religious divides. He notes John’s humility, pursuit of justice, and humane approach, leaving a legacy as a great interim figure who became a lasting symbol of tolerance.
The writer calls for guidance to replace hate with love and fear with understanding. They seek help to avoid dishonesty and to embrace integrity and righteousness. They ask for humility to counter personal arrogance, aligning with their faith.
Admiral George W. Anderson accepts a Lisbon posting after opposing Defense Secretary McNamara. The piece argues civilian control over the military is essential, noting McNamara’s stance on unification and budget integration while praising his reinforcement of civilian supremacy.
Fulton reports the Mount Pleasant Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service installed new officers during the Sunday morning service. Listings include President Mrs Homer Ose borne and secretary roles held by multiple members, with circle leaders named as Birthday, Faithful, Harmony and Welcome among others.
Frankfort Kentucky officials say a statewide educational television network should be operating by the end of 1963. The project plans include a network linking schools and instructional stations across the state.
Boris Schapiro, playing six hearts as declarer, ruffed, drew and claimed a 980 point slam but his team lost 120 on the hand. At the other table North-South stopped at four hearts, while four spades doubled yielded a -1 100 point swing for the defense.
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