The Graduates and a Challenging World
The article reflects on graduates entering a dynamic era with immense opportunities for growth. It highlights their zest for life, adaptability to change, and the ongoing need for study as they confront a world of continual flux and new ideas.
Tests Gone Berserk Whispers Privacy Invasion in Federal Hiring
Rep. Cornelius Gallagher charges federal job screenings include 300 intrusive questions about personal sins and morals. He notes eavesdropping devices and mail checks erode privacy, urging Congress to curb such practices in government employment.
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Cornelius Gallagher
New Jersey
House
House Government Operations Committee
Rep
Gallagher
Congress
United States luxury liners in red ink crisis
Viewpoints discuss the faltering U S passenger fleet facing heavy subsidies and competition from air travel. Labor costs, government support, and foreign ships crowd the market while new flagship vessels and policy promises loom.
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United States
Wall Street Journal
Atlantic
Europe
U.S
Trans
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady Tonsillectomy Time Is Here
Dr Brady argues against routine tonsillectomy calling it a major operation with risks while tonssillotomy is minor. He notes tonsil tissue is not malignant and cautions against overuse, urging grandparents and parents to delay surgery for six months to allow natural shrinkage with sun, fresh air and proper vitamins and minerals.
Donahue Promoted During Sea School in Norfolk
Marine Private Daniel L. Donahue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Donahue of Oswego New York, has been promoted while attending Sea School at Marine Barracks Norfolk in Portsmouth Virginia for duty with a Marine detachment aboard ship.
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Portsmouth, Va
Daniel L. Donahue
Russell E. Donahue
E. Eighth St
Oswego
N. Y
Marine Barracks
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth
Marine Corps
Amarillo
Tex
Fay I. Kimball
Walter F. Kimball
Phoenix
N.Y
U.S. Air Force
Amarillo Afb
Kimball
Air Force
Air Defense Command
ADC
Stewart Afb
U.S
Phoenix Central High School
Unknown Remakes Hollywood Play John Wayne Role
A relatively unknown actor Alex Cord will play the old John Wayne role in the remake of Tagecoach.
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Hollywood
UPI
Alex Cord
John Wayne
Tagecoach
Johnson lauds revolution of the Negro at Howard University
President Johnson delivers a pro Negro address at Howard University praising civil rights progress and urging equal opportunity. He cites unemployment gaps and family impact, arguing freedom alone is insufficient without real opportunity and support for Negro Americans. Roy Wilkins and ML King endorse the message.
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Washington
Johnson
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Martin Luther King Jr
Mary McGrory
Washington Evening Star
Howard University
America
Congress
Ciety
Church of England to study London dioceses reorganization
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsey and the bishops have set up a commission to study reorganizing London and southeast dioceses. The plan targets diocesan size with thresholds of 900000 population or 200 parishes, with possible exceptions. Dioceses affected include Canterbury Chelmsford Chester Guildford London Oxford Portsmouth Rochester Southwark St Albans and Winchester.
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London
Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
Church of England
Greater London
Methodist Church
Chelmsford
Chichester
Guildford
Oxford
Portsmouth
Rochester
Southwark
St. Albans
Winchester
Many Brands of Courage in Viet Nam Air Rescue Crews
In Da Nang a small Detachment 5 Pacific Air Rescue Center crew saves 21 stranded airmen and recovers as many bodies in four months. Maj. Ronald L. Ingraham commands. Capt. Floyd R. Lockhart leads busy missions, earning the Air Medal as air rescue crews endure peril, bravely flying day or night under fire.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Detachment 5
Pacific Air Rescue Center
Ronald L. Ingraham
Homestead
Fla
U.S. Air Force
Maj
Ingraham
Floyd R. Lockhart
Richwood
W.va
Lockhart
Editor's Moment of Meditation and National Prayer
An editorial urges Americans to recognize the power of personal and congregational prayer. It cites Jefferson's oath against tyranny and Johnson's claim that leadership requires earnest consistent prayer for protection and guidance.
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Thomas Jefferson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson avoids public quarrel with Kennedy and de Gaulle
President Johnson says he will not engage in a public brawl with Senator Kennedy over Vietnam or Dominican policy. He also sidesteps friction with Charles de Gaulle while praising calm diplomacy and focusing on tangible U.S. gains in South Vietnam. Johnson cites rice production gains and rising schooling as proof of successful policy amid critics.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Bobby Kennedy
United States
Dominican Republic
Johnson
New York
Bobby
Kennedy
Crace
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Oswego Palladium and Times Official Newspaper Details
The Oswego Palladium and Times official newspaper of Oswego City and County is published daily except Sundays and Hollas at 174-176 West First. Entered at the Oswego, New York post office as second class mail matter. Rates: $26 per year by carrier, $10 by mail within the region, other terms listed.
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Hollas
West
Oswego N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Logan
West Third St
Thomas A. Cloutier
Oswego
William H. Leighton
Allen St
Clark Morrison
East Ninth St
Esther B. Dalgard
West Oneida St
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Palladium Times publication rates and notices
The Palladium Times outlines mail subscription rates for different regions and the advertising representatives agency. It notes payments must be in advance and lists offices in New York and other cities. It also states the paper will correct misreadings and that the Associated Press holds rights to local news.
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Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Finnish team nets grand slam in hearts at bridge event
In a controversial seven hearts contract at the European championships, the Finnish North-South pair, using an artificial bidding sequence, scored 2 210 points after a crossruff. A trump lead would have defeated the contract, but the moment preserved a remarkable success amid bid confusion.
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Finland
North
South
West
Declarer
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