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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
6
The piece likens lunar exploration to historic human daring, noting that Marconi sparked global curiosity and Mars missions display courage akin to trench warfare. It highlights that future space knowledge will unfold amid risks, with a beacon of hope and the promise of new horizons for humanity and for every home.
The piece warns of tourists removing artifacts from historic graves and landmarks across the United States. It cites Deadwood graves of Wild Bill Hickok Sam Bass and William Bonney as prime targets and urges preservation to avoid erasing natural and ancestral heritage.
Viewpoints discuss the rising value of shrimp surpassing tuna and salmon, plus questions on shrimp farming versus wild catch. It then shifts to Little Lesson 23 on Training for Diabetes, arguing vitamin B complex acts like a catalyst in carbohydrate oxidation and stressing adequate daily intake for potential diabetics.
A retired woman experiences sudden brief blackouts with panic before regaining full consciousness. Dr Brady suggests possible hypoglycemia, sharing a personal past similar episodes and noting dietary changes that helped. He recommends further reading in Body Mind and Sugar by Abrahamson and Pezet.
A reader argues there is only one arthritis type due to lack of lubrication and promotes oiling joints with proper food. A counterpoint notes most people misunderstand anatomy. Another letter asks about finding a doctor for home birth and receives cautious guidance on inquiring politely and canvassing physicians.
The Supreme Court signals that state bans on interracial marriage may be unconstitutional under privacy and liberty principles. Analysts expect rulings could also strike limits on divorce grounds, treating marriage as a private, protected relationship.
Psychologists confirm that a buyer’s pupils widen when viewing a specimen he likes. Chinese jade dealers observe this eye cue to gauge willingness to pay. The finding supports the dealers’ practice of judging a buyer’s commitment by his gaze.
Lyndon Johnson avoids sulking over poet exclusion as Robert Lowell refuses White House festival invite amid protests from Mary McCarthy and others. The president continues cultural outreach, while critics question his foreign policy and style.
A prayer-like meditation seeks repayment of personal debt to God through life choices and deeds. It asks for guidance to align thinking and action with spiritual fellowship, respect for others, and forward progress in useful deeds across work and home.
At Da Nang air base the Navy Post Exchange opened amid heat and tension as 7,000 troops rushed inside and spent about 31 thousand dollars. Lt. George F. Hoffman predicted a million-dollar-a-month operation and future expansion with five new field exchanges planned in the 1st Corps area.
Athens reports Delos the ancient Aegean island now accommodates visitors with sleeping options for only three guests. The three mile long site provides a single room and a double room for overnight stays near its archaeological areas.
A concise note on Jesus growing in stature wisdom and grace as Luke records. The passage highlights his physical development and deepening love from God and people who knew him.
The Oswego Palladium Times lists publication details including offices in Oswego and affiliations. It includes carrier and mail rates for Oswego and surrounding counties, advertising agency contacts, and notes on Associated Press ownership and correction policy.
In a contract bridge session North rebid six clubs after an open six clubs by South led to a grand slam chase. West overruled and bid six spades, risking a possible grand slam by North. A second table saw seven clubs bid by South and West attempting a grand slam defense.
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