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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
6
President Lyndon B. Johnson sent a congratulatory message read by President James E. Perdue at Oswego during the commencement. About 6,000 in attendance heard the White House letter praising educated leadership and the goal to eradicate ignorance poverty and bigotry.
The piece extols sunlight on east start to the longest day, detailing how golden light floods mountains, pastures, meadows, and river valleys. It notes birdsong at dawn, mists lifting from swamps, and bees harvesting nectar as warmth sustains life and happiness on earth.
Viewpoints note Canada’s National Research Council studied 18 000 eggs over seven years and links the white film on eggs to machine washing at grading stations. Cooler handling and insulation are urged to preserve stand up yolks, with continued research planned to resolve the issue. The column also includes brief consumer health notices and a bed wetting pamphlet advertisement.
Column recounts Dr Brady’s reading journey from crime fiction to medical texts and Arctic exploration. It shares experiences with Stefansson and Andersen, measuring how exposure to cold, diet, and the Arctic life affect health, frostbite, and immunity. It also addresses questions on vitamin D and saccharin usage.
President Johnson faces pressure from advisers to seek a tax hike to cover Vietnam War costs. A rise could yield about five billion extra revenue but leave the treasury in the red, raising concerns about inflation, interest rates, and voter reaction in 1968. The piece notes potential wage pressure, spending cuts, and political risk alongside Washington’s broader fiscal debate.
A devotional note cites I John 4 13 affirming believers live in God because God has given us his Spirit. The short passage emphasizes divine indwelling and fellowship through the Spirit.
Hal Boyle notes a Chinese method of debt enforcement where creditors and their families move into the debtor's home until payment is made. The piece also surveys postwar Japanese growth, sleep needs, blood supply statistics, and assorted aphorisms and trivia from public figures and folklore.
The Palladium Times announces its consolidation of the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times and provides publisher and staff details. It lists mailing rates for various regions including Oswego, Northern Cayuga, Wayne Counties, New York State, and other addresses, all payable in advance, with advertising agency representation and Associated Press affiliation.
Washington society writers mock Governor Reagan while noting that access to elite events hinges on appearing important and dull. The piece humorously details dinner party rituals, brandy etiquette, and the social choreography expected of incoming VIPs in the capital.
A reflective prayer invokes focus on daily work and unity of machines and people. The forward movement editor from Cincinnati urges steady effort, relaxed minds, and seizing opportunities to reduce weariness through diligent service.
The column recalls a famous six spades hand where North opens with 2 and West leads clubs. Harw Fishbein demonstrates a winning line: win club ace, ruff, lead spade ace, and later diamonds to force East to decide on trumping. The correct play yields all but one for declarer.
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