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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
6
Survey shows mid March meat prices up 21.5 percent from a year ago with sirloin steak and related items averaging 6.22 per pound. Overall food costs up seven percent annual, while services from doctors to laundries keep rising regardless of seasonal trends.
A National Education Association commission and the American Association of School Administrators urge public schools to enroll four-year-olds. The plan would make the new year part of schooling rather than prep for kindergarten, but cost and qualified teachers pose obstacles.
Viewpoints describe the ongoing Quebec long shoremen and Canadian Seaway workers strikes entering a second month. The article notes millions in losses, disruption to Montreal and the Welland Canal, and risks to U.S. ports like Buffalo and Cleveland if the work stoppage deepens. It calls for firm Canadian law enforcement and emphasizes international responsibility to keep the waterway open for both nations.
The essay argues that chronic rheumatism is not explained by conventional medicine and proposes nutritional deficiency, especially vitamin B, as a root cause. It cites McCarrison’s studies in Hunza, critiques Osler, and endorses a regimen of diet changes, warning of fluoridation support.
A calming note outlines steps toward peace with Communist China pledging no first use and a nuclear test ban while the U S considers halting bombing in North Vietnam in exchange for reciprocal actions. Premier Ky hints at resignation after reform and elections as Dominican elections inspire regional faith in international mediation. NATO talks in Brussels and a proposed East West framework aim to unite Europe amid France's withdrawal. meanwhile Red China shows willingness to pledge non use first and U S hopes a treaty can follow soon.
Gary Chesbro and David Turk named Members of the Month for June in the Pennellville Happy Valley 4-H club led by Parker Bell. Chesbro, son of Ray and Mrs. Chesbro, a Phoenix High School senior, 10-year member, plans biological technology studies at Farmingdale. Turk, son of Donald and Mrs. Turk, a senior, nine-year member, focuses on Dairy Garden and Poultry with State Fair exhibits and plans college attendance.
Students begin preparations for ministry this fall, enrolling in courses and aligning schedules with their calling. The program outlines discipline, coursework, and fieldwork requirements to equip trainees for service.
The Commission on Education of Park Methodist Church hosts a picnic supper on Wednesday June 8 at 6 30 p m in the church social hall for parents children church school teachers and commission members. Attendees should bring their own table service dish to pass and milk for children. Rev. Harlow Doliber executive secretary and conference director of Christian education will be the featured speaker.
Maggie Orr Arostegui, widow of Cuban physician Dr. Gonzalo Arostegui, unfinished humanitarian work in exile. She pushes a sun shine cart at Mercy Hospital each Tuesday with reading material and items for patients and also sews at Gesu Church Spanish Center. Her husband founded the Cuban blood bank in 1942 and organized the Cuban League Against Cancer before dying of cancer in New York in 1963.
Oswego Palladium Times appears as official city county newspaper with detailed subscription rates, address listings, and advertising agency notes. It lists executive staff including Clarence J. Leighton and Thomas A. Cloutier and explains mail rates for Oswego and distant destinations. The document notes Association Press affiliation and delivery by office.
A devotional meditation extols praising the Lord and cherishing life and freedom. The author echoes Psalmist exhortations calling kings princes judges and all people to exalt the Lord whose name and glory surpass earthly realms.
Congress contemplates tightening college deferments to calm draft inequities while resisting quick fixes. The push includes higher scholastic standards for deferred students and a crackdown on those abusing graduate study. McNamara hints at a broader public service approach but Congress stalls on universal service.
Salina business operator Pat F. O'Connor found his television would not show a picture and discovered the wire connecting the set to the antenna had been stolen. He later found the rain gutter drain pipe missing from his building as well.
A quoted Bible verse from Proverbs 22 6 emphasizes training a child in the right way so they remain correct in old age. The line asserts parental guidance shapes lifelong conduct and faith.
South reached six spades after two no trump by East under the unusual no trump bid. South claimed five diamonds and five clubs plus a singleton spade and heart, then executed a grand slam by careful play. East’s unusual no trump and North’s heart response are debated as to which side should have won the contract.
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