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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
15
Contest clues mix scattered letters and word fragments. Across answers include convex and items like skirt armor and vaulted roof, with references to tangles, concealment, genus of macaws, and regional terms. The puzzle also hints at Asiatic silk worm and Hawaiian volcano.
Wisconsin Supreme Court prepared to decide in July on the National League appeal of a circuit court ruling that baseball violated state antitrust law by stripping Milwaukee of its only major league team. The case centers on whether Wisconsin can regulate the Braves transfer from Milwaukee to Atlanta.
The discussion centers on whether Congress should regulate baseball. Kuhn argues baseball should only be interfered with by Congress, but Stafford notes no law exists and no legislation has been passed. The exchange highlights the absence of federal baseball regulation at the time.
Harmon Killebrew homered twice as Minnesota defeated Kansas City 9 4 to tie a major league record by hitting five homers in a single inning. Joey Jay pitched Cincinnati to a 1 0 shutout of Philadelphia on five hits for his sixth win vs two losses.
North Victory residents Nellie Gove and niece Barbara Jones attended the Phelps High School graduation Friday evening. Nellie’s granddaughter Janet Fessenden, daughter of Horace and the late, was among the graduates. The Fessendens formerly lived in the area. Ovid Wilcox spent Sunday with Andrew Bassett in Granby. Samuel E Axell and family spent the weekend canoeing at Selkirk. Billy Jay of Houghton College stayed with his parents Willis and Jane Jay through Wednesday night.
A feature explains how a lie detector test works with a suspect seated in a wired chair and monitored for blood pressure respiration and movement. It notes the test is not painful and not mandatory and asks if lie detector results are admissible in court while awarding Wayne Wobl of Chicago a prize for the question.
Mr and Mrs James Hallas and family of Cato visited Mr and Mrs James Hanl on Sunday afternoon. Miss Marion Whalen of Geneva spent a couple of days with Mrs Bessie Cooper and Ruth Allen before leaving for Dublin Ireland. Miss Linda Van Alstine returned home from Memorial hospital Auburn where she was a patient for five days. Miss Taylor from Pennsylvania and Mrs A E Noble called on Mrs Edna Schrader Friday. MSgt Ray E Hancock transferred from Griffiss AFB Rome to Hancock Field Syracuse joining the 35th Air Division Inspector General team. Magt and Mrs Hadcock staying with Mr and Mrs George Brown while awaiting move. Mrs Ralph Johnson and sons Mark and Eric of Auburn visited Mrs Floyd Vine Saturday, and Mr and Mrs Floyd Vine of Sarasota Florida visited the Vine home Monday. Mr and Mrs Neil Currie of Syracuse spent last Saturday with Mrs Flossie Blanchard.
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