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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
6
The article discusses George F. Kennan’s view that the United States must first fix its domestic problems before influencing global events. Kennan argues for a shift in emphasis toward addressing rural Negro migration and urban decline, advocating a practical balance between involvement and self‑reliance to shape world affairs.
The obituary honors Helen Keller who rose from infancy blindness and deafness to become a crucial advocate for the deaf and blind. It highlights Annie Sullivan Macy as her transformative teacher and credits both women with shaping 20th century aid and understanding of disability.
The piece argues about who is responsible for college students behavior, weighing Miss Martha Peterson's questions to Linda LeClair's parents against college and court trends. It notes parental deferral, college blame, and suggests seeking consensus on accountability. It also blends health advice on calcium and vitamin D, urging adequate daily intake and milk consumption.
Dr Brady discusses neurasthenia origins and the rest cure, arguing calcium deficiency as a key cause. He cites Silas W Mitchell and Osler, notes milk as the richest calcium source, and references Sherman and his chemistry of food. The piece cites nutrition advances and promises guidance to prevent nervous breakdown.
Burns vary in depth from shallow to deep. Light burns are treated with a creamy paste of powdered pumice and linseed oil rubbed along the grain until smooth, then polished. If unavailable, silver polish with mild abrasive may be substituted and a colored wax used to finish. Deep burns require complete refinishing.
The Kennedy McCarthy television debate is criticized as unclear and overly technical. The article argues the format failed to explain major national issues simply and highlighted personal digs rather than concrete policy, leaving most voters with little guidance on future administration priorities.
A series of property transfers including Paul F Connor and Martha T Connor to Robert F Carter and Katherine K Carter at 14 Bronson St Oswego. Harold T O Grady and wife to Billy B Browning at 20 Pershing Drive Fulton. Amanda J Ingersoll et al to Ninita F Johns and Yolanda M Johns in Syracuse. John Hoomany and wife to Stanley F Smith in Commack L I. Richard C Little and wife to John Hoomany at Fulton RD 1. Florence T Downes et al to Burton Whitney and wife in New Haven. Charles Clark and wife to Chester R Downing at 82 W Cayuga St Oswego. Emily Gile to Robert A Kennedy and wife on East River Rd Fulton. Albert Mulcahey and wife to Harry Maiurano at 176 v Bridge St Oswego. Rouse Realty Corp to Thomas F Powell and wife in Pennellville. Eugene H Williams and wife to Terrance LaVigne in Constantia. Percy E Patrick Jr et al of Fulton RD 1 dba Patrick Brothers to Anna Belaski et al at 58 Rowlee Road Fulton.
The Ainu of Japan, with distinct language and non Mongoloid features, are thought to descend from early Caucasoid type populations that once inhabited Northern Asia, according to scholars.
New York AP notes in Hal Boyle column how mail yields varied tidbits from science to folklore. Facts include a scale weighing a fly tongue to a trillionth of a gram and a Yale study suggesting dinosaurs could run up to 30 mph. Folklore warns of luck tied to moles and pennies.
Postmaster General W. Marvin Watson discusses the need for efficient postal operations and the balance between rates and costs. He notes the Postal Service handles 83 billion items annually, urges businesslike management, and announces plans to install the world’s largest postal data system to cut paperwork and boost productivity.
The nationwide Processing Plant argues for modern facilities and equipment to avoid deteriorating mail delivery and rising costs. It cites a $5 billion capital investment over five years and frames capital expenditure as an efficiency investment, echoing President Johnson on the high price of a poor Postal Service and the need to advance the modernization program.
A biblical excerpt urges believers to shun worldly desires and possessions. The verse I John 2 15 cautions against attachment to worldly things and promotes spiritual focus.
Today in history highlights events from 1944 D Day Normandy landings to 1963 and earlier notable dates. It recalls Nathan Hale born 1755 Pushkin 1799 Alsace annexation 1871 Belleau Wood 1918 Yorktown sunk 1942 Brazil Japan war 1945 and later political crises.
The Bendix built radar at Eglin Air Force Base features a screen the size of a football field and can monitor about 95 percent of man made objects in space. It uses thousands of antenna elements on a 155 foot high by 350 foot long structure with fast computers switching beams in millionths of a second to track satellites and warn of ballistic missiles.
A quick home method notes coating a chipped white pottery piece with clear nail polish to seal the exposed porous clay. This prevents dust and stains from highlighting the flaw and helps restore a cleaner appearance.
A Cheverly Maryland minister offers a daily devotional asking readers to walk in light of good works and loyalty to God. The prayer seeks guidance for thoughtful actions that lead others toward a closer relationship with Christ.
Publication information for the Oswego Palladium Times includes history since 1819 and ownership by Clarence T Leighton with Clark Morrison III as associate publisher. It lists postal rates for subscriptions by mail in Oswego and nearby counties, offices in several cities, and notes Associated Press membership and correction policy.
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