Oswego Traffic Advisory Urges Signs and Parking Tightening
Oswego officials urge traffic improvements as lower bridge closure strains the city. The Traffic Advisory committee proposes larger, clearer signs at East Tenth and Utica, elimination of curb parking on West Third, and more police direction during peak hours to ease July and August congestion.
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Oswego
East Tenth
Utica St
West Third St
Utica
Erie Sts
New York Telephone Co
West Third
Exchange Building
Portents of Mideast War Warn of Wider Conflict
The article surveys fluid and uncertain early Middle East tensions with massive diplomatic failure to avert war. It questions Soviet involvement, noting Kremlin aid to Korea Cuba and North Vietnam, and warns of a potential global spread beyond current conflict zones.
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Kremlin
Korea
Cuba
North Vietnam
Middle East
Governors Home Dilemma Spurs Call For Living Quarters
Viewpoints arguing that all governors should have a residence in office, noting current inequities among states. The column contrasts Michigan and Oregon provisions with states like Arizona, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts and cites New York and California examples. The piece advocates a desirable home funded for each governor to ease duties and improve governance.
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Michigan
Oregon
Arizona
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New England
Ernor
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
Ronald Reagan
California
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
A reader asks about a mother with Riggs disease and extreme jaw pain after multiple dentists and doctors. Dr. Brady cautions against full tooth extraction and notes alcohol injections into the nerve may relieve neuralgia for months, but urges prevention and non extraction when possible.
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Brady
Boy Born Tuesday to Janet Lennon Bernhardi
Janet Lennon Bernhardi of the Lennon Sisters has a newborn son named William Joseph. The 6 pound 15 ounce boy was born Tuesday night at St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica. Lee Bernhardi, a production manager for ABC, is the father. the couple met on the Lawrence Welk show.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Lennon
Janet Lennon Bernhardi
St. John’s Hospital
William Joseph
Lee Bernhardi
ABC Television Network
Lawrence Welk
Continued Pressures for Cease-Fire to Avert Wider War
In Washington and Tokyo, officials note that Arab Israeli clashes risk widening into a major war, but expect government pressure to produce a cease-fire and then long peace talks. U.N. intervention is questioned while Soviet actions and NATO arms supplies complicate the crisis. U.S. neutrality aims to avoid military or economic moves during negotiations. Japan reports a 1965 GNP of 86.39 billion dollars, up slightly from the prior year.
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Washington
Israel
U Thant
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
Egypt
U. N
Kremlin
Black Sea
Mediterranean
NATO
Middle East
United States
Goldberg
Suez Canal
Great Britain
France
Vietnam
Korea
Tokyo
Economic Planning Agency
Japan
Psalm 19 14 Let the words of my mouth be acceptable
A religious verse from Psalms opens with a prayer that the speaker’s words and thoughts be pleasing to the Lord. The line emphasizes inner meditation and spoken speech aligned to divine approval.
Eddie Chapman A Self-Styled Ex Spy Now Sells Antiques
Hal Boyle profiles Eddie Chapman a former safebreaker and wartime double agent who says he has given up villainy not reformed, living as an antiques dealer and writer. He recalls early crimes, Nazi espionage, and a postwar betting windfall that led to a ban from dog racing.
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New York
Eddie Chapman
Britain
Nazi Germany
Eddie
Warner Bros
Chapman
Derringdo
London
Jersey
Channel Islands
England
France
Tangier
Oswego Palladium Times Publisher Rates and Facts
Oswego Palladium Times details its consolidation date, key staff, and late 1940s postal rates. It lists circulation charges by area, subscription prices, and advance payment requirements, along with advertising agency contact and Associated Press note.
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New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Matthews Special Agency, Inc
Thire Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Ill
Detroit
Philadelphia
Syracuse
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Palladium Times
Supreme Court Rules Proposition 14 Neutral on Racial Housing
The Supreme Court's 5 to 4 decision finds California Proposition 14 neutral while upholding anti discrimination housing laws. Justice Harlan dissents, arguing the amendment protects personal rights and does not authorize public discrimination.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Byron White
John M. Harlan
Harlan
California Supreme Court
Joe McCarthy
Hugo Black
Tom Clark
Potter Stewart
Black
Navy ships leave area as 6th Fleet may aid UN policing
Observers report U.S. Navy ships depart the zone while speculation grows that the 6th Fleet could assist United Nations in policing any truce. Adm. Martin says no 6th Fleet aircraft supported Israel and none were near the eastern Mediterranean. Newsmen aboard the carrier saw no combat activity and Russia maintains surveillance without joining Arab accusations.
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6Th Fleet
United Nations
Israel
Adm
Martin
Mediterranean
Roman emperors linked to Spain new light
The article notes that Adrian Trajan, who died in A.D. 117, was the first emperor associated with Rome by Spain, followed by Hadrian Marcus Aurelius and Theodosius.
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Adrid — Trajan
Rome
Spain
Hadrian
Marcus Aurelius
Theodosius
Sign Reads Come in Pick Out a Drum and Beat It
A Hannibal Missouri music store displays a sign reading Come in pick out a drum and beat it. The playful sign targets customers with a pun tied to shopping for percussion.
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Hannibal
UPT
Prayer for Today by M Ray McKay
A devotional prayer invoking the living God for daily faith and repentance. The text asks forgiveness, forsaking insincerity, and seeking close fellowship with Jesus, attributed to M Ray McKay, Wake Forest North Carolina, professor emeritus at Southeastern Theological Seminary.
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God
Jesus
M. Ray McKay
Wake Forest
N. C
Southeastern Fete Theological Seminary
Italian defense tops five spades in altered contract play
In a 1966 Tournament of Champions hand, Avarelli and D Alesio faced a suit preference clash but navigated it with precise signaling. D A lelio induced a diamond shift, then ruffed and used clubs to force advantage, earning 500 points. The column stresses clear partnership understanding over long run schemes.
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Konstam and
Gray
Avarelli
D’alesio
D’alelio
Rand
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Janet Lennon
David Lawrence
Hal Boyle
Safecracker
Owego Palladium
Thomson Newspapers Inc
West First St
Oswego, N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
K R. Thomson
F Chapman
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Illinois
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
U. S. Navy
B. Jay Becker
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