Meredith Shooting Raises Civil Rights Firestorm
The Mississippi ambush of James H. Meredith, a 32 year old civil rights marcher, is framed as proof of American barbarism and danger to Negroes seeking to vote or travel. President Johnson cites the attack to urge new civil rights legislation and guard against violence by racists and extremists.
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James H. Meredith
Mississippi
United States
John F. Kennedy
America
Meredith
Johnson
Congress
Surveyor I Achieves Safe Moon Landing Despite High Costs
After a three year delay and cost ten times original estimates, Surveyor I marks a spectacular success. The mission delivers clearer lunar surface photos than Luna 9 and supports feasibility of manned moon travel, even as the moon remains barren and inviting further exploration.
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Surveyor I
Viewpoints on Mexican strawberry export crops impact
The Kansas City Star notes U. S. limits on Mexican farm workers push. Mexico's 1965-66 strawberry output is forecast to double with 80 percent frozen. U. S. freezing firms help fund crops, aided by low wages and sugar pricing. The piece questions worker restrictions’ effect on U S labor and highlights Mexico’s strawberry economy gains.
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Kansas City Star
U. S
Mexico
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Foreign Agricultural Service
Calcium and Sunshine Fight Hidden Health Defects
Dr Brady argues Americans suffer calcium deficiency from refined diets and sunshine vitamin D is needed for calcium use. He explains calcium supports nerve function heart contraction blood clotting capillary integrity and bone healing. He notes sun exposure or UV lamps supply vitamin D essential throughout life and recalls a successful diathermy treatment for tonsils.
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Aunt Polly
Uncle Pete
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Red Creek Road reconstruction approved in Wolcott
Jay F. Robinson Jr. announces the Wolcott town project to rebuild a .87 mile section of Red Creek Road from Wadsworth Corners to Hopeman Road. The work costs about $42,000 and includes widening resurfacing and reducing a dangerous knoll.
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Red Creek
Jay F. Robinson, Jr
Wolcott
Wadsworth Corners
Hopeman Road
Kennedy Speech in South Africa Tests International Norms
Senator Robert F. Kennedy visited South Africa to address the National Union of South African Students and endorsed the youth movement while criticizing apartheid. The trip, labeled private by the South African government, raises questions about foreign officials discussing internal policies abroad and shaping global opinion. Kennedy urged youth to lead against oppression, calling for universal justice and shared conscience beyond borders.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Republic of South Africa
Europe
Latin America
Asia
United States
Kennedy
National Union of
South African Students
Senator Kennedy
South Africa
Legislative
New Low Corn Hybrid Stands Five Feet High
Farmers report a new corn hybrid reaching five to six feet, about half the height of standard varieties. The compact stalk is sturdy and well suited to mechanical harvesting.
Prefers Old Wooden Sloop To Fiberglass Contraption
PORT WASHINGTON N Y AP I am the skipper of an old wooden sloop a confession that in some circles is like owning up to operating a 1950 automobile In spring fiberglass owners drop in to suggest a race to prove their boats require less work The truth is fiberglass needs attention while old wooden boats like Argo demand long hard labor through winter and spring.
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Port Washington, N. Y
Oswego Palladium Times mailing rates and staff notes
The Oswego Palladium Times features subscription rates by mail and carrier with regional distinctions and pricing. It lists staff roles including Clarence J. Leighton as president and names Thomas A. Cloutier and Clark Morrison among executives, plus Esther Deigvord as secretary.
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Oswego
Jewego Pealiodium
Oswego Times
Clarence J. Leighton
West Thire St. Oswego
Thomas A. Cloutier
William HH Leighton
Clark Morrison
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St. Oswego
Esther
Deigvord
Oneida St. Oswego
Cial
Mnsswego
Cayuga
Wayne Senities
An Editor's Moment of Meditation
An editor's meditation requests guidance to accept daily responsibilities and cope with numerous charges. It seeks clarity to see eternal foundations of truth and love and asks for peace of mind to avoid restlessness and confusion that misleads people.
Humphrey backs Nixon as strongest GOP prospect in 1968
Vice President Hubert Humphrey calls Nixon the most effective Republican candidate and notes Nixon’s long party connections and Goldwater backing. He also mentions Romney as likable but less influential and remarks on rising Democratic hopefuls like Mayors High and political newcomer Milton Shapp.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Dick Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Nixon
State Department
Romney
Miami
Robert High
Haydon Burns
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Oregon
Robert Duncan
Kidder
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Nixon campaign veteran evaluates rivals in interview
Hum(ph)rey smiles as he defends Nixon saying he ran strong in 1960 against Kennedy and trained him. He calls Nixon experienced, organized, militant in campaigns and notes Lyn don Johnson would beat either Nixon or Romney, while Nixon would challenge the President.
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Humphrey
Nixon
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Romney
Humphrey Dodges 1972 Run Hint Amid Banter
In a publication stance Humphrey declines discussing a possible 1972 bid saying he has not convinced himself to run and that such talk would be premature because of what he calls the unknown factors shaping his plans.
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Humphrey
Humphrey Defends Health as 1972 White House Bid Looms
The article notes Hubert Humphrey, aging toward 61 in 1972, argues age is not a political barrier. He claims health and vigor surpass earlier years and compares himself to rivals like Bobby Kennedy and Richard Nixon, who are also aging toward potential campaigns.
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Humphrey
Bobby Kennedy
Callon
Romney
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Teddy Roosevelt
Annual Community Chorus Concert Directed by Mrs Searle
Mrs Esther Searle will direct the second annual Community Chorus concert at 3 30 p m Sunday June 12 in the auditorium of Leavenworth Central School read as a local event with a community arts focus.
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Wolcott
Esther Searle
Leavenworth Central School
Winners Named in Poppy Poster Contest
Red Creek Terry Phil lips and Steve Shutts win the annual poppy poster contest sponsored by Peterson Hall Unit 436 American Legion Auxiliary. Runner up honors go to Solomon Stephen Beth Fineout and Jacqueline Kleege.
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Red Creek
Terry Phillips
Steve Shutts
Peterson Hall Unit 436
American Legion Auxiliary
Solomon Stephen
Beth Fineout
Jacqueline Kleege
Lamb of God Cited in John 1 29
A gospel excerpt notes John the Baptist declaring Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. The disciple scene emphasizes recognition of Jesus as a destined savior.
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John
Jesus
God
Declarer Visualizes Opponents' Cards To Nine Tricks
In a three no trump contract West leads hearts. South wins with the queen and deduces West holds most of the missing high cards. By careful counting and a spade play, South makes nine tricks: three spades two hearts and four diamonds, while a non thinking declarer could fail and go down.
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Declarer
South
West
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