National Flag Day Observed With Patriotic Reflections
Tuesday marks National Flag Day honoring the Stars and Stripes. Since June 14 1777 the flag has symbolized freedom and unity, inspiring eloquent discourse and stirring emotion across American history in Oswego New York.
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Estimates shrink Buddhist share in South Vietnam to 17 percent
Earlier claims placed Buddhists at 80 percent of South Vietnam’s population but surveys adjust that to about 17 percent with only half aligned to the anti Ky federation. Ky, a Buddhist, faces a polarized scene as free elections loom and coalition prospects stay doubtful.
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De Valera Wins Ireland Reelection Amid Changing Tides
Irish voters renew Eamonn de Valera as president, extending his term to 1973. The veteran leader, active since the 1916 uprising, relied on legacy slogans as Ireland shows signs of fatigue with long tenure and Gaelic language push. Margin over Thomas F. O’Higgins was 12,000 votes.
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Viewpoints on expanding higher education in America
A Christian Science Monitor column argues the United States must plan long term for higher education as enrollments surge. It cites the University of New York pledging to offer education to every high school graduate by 1974 and doubling its 108,000 full-time students, highlighting a broader demand for college access and the need to tailor education to individual needs rather than only build new facilities.
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Health as Seen By Dr Brady A 1953 letter inspires a nurse dream
In autumn 1953 Dr Brady recalls a letter from 13 year old Sandra in New Jersey. She cared for siblings while fearing her mother’s illness and dreamed of becoming a nurse and marrying a sober man who wants children. Brady plans to publish an updated note in 1964.
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Mexican diplomat Elias Alvarez del Castillo dies during surgery
Elias Alvarez del Castillo Medibore a Mexican diplomat lawyer and writer died Thursday during an operation at age 70 His 17 years in diplomacy included postings in more than 20 countries He authored several books on Mexican history
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No Surf-Boarding Ban Enforced at Boston Beaches
AP reports on a ban banning surfboard riding at 17 metropolitan Boston beaches. Commissioner Howard Whitmore Jr. announced the Thursday decision to prevent hazards to bathers at crowded beaches, especially by unskilled riders.
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Reagan Triumph in California Reveals Power of Personality
Analysis credits Ronald Reagan's California governor nominating victory to public perception shaped by his sincerity and televised address. The piece contrasts his win with Brown Yorty outcomes, notes GOP unity potential, and argues voter judgment often hinges on character over specific issue stances. It also reflects on campaign finance realities and the risks of running without wealth.
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Lightning Strike Delays Elmira Star Gazette Press Run
A lightning sparked fire delayed the Elmira Star Gazette first edition by about 105 minutes after its plant lost power. A minor transformer fire forced fifty employees to flee while smoke filled the building. Partial power was restored in two hours and full power in five hours.
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Newspaper presses back on schedule after transformer fire
Flames confined to a transformer were contained and replaced before the initial press run. A spokesman said the missing last edition would be made up during runs for the second and third editions, with final morning editions expected to resume on schedule.
Wilt Chamberlain's 100 Point Game Against Knicks
Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points for Philadelphia on March 2 1962 setting an NBA single game scoring record against the New York Knicks at Hershey? The 100 point game remains the milestone in league history.
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The Summer Supply of Double Talk
A humorous AP column offers a bundle of summer double talk phrases with literal translations. It parodies social chatter about tan lines, boating, fashion, and hosting, paired with blunt, comic literal meanings to reveal the disconnect between politeness and reality.
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Oswego Palladium Times Ad Rates and Staff Directory
The Oswego Palladium Times announces post office details and subscription rates for Oswego, Northern Cayage and Wayne Counties with yearly, half year, and monthly options. It lists staff names including Clarence J. Leighton and Thomas A. Cloutier and notes Associated Press association.
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An Editor's Moment of Meditation in Purity
A prayer for personal cleanliness in speech and conduct. The speaker seeks courage and good sense to gird himself with purity and to model virtuous habits for influence over others in daily contact.
James Meredith and Mississippi fear still tenacious
Andrew Tully argues Meredith was a trouble-maker for challenging Mississippi’s racial order yet asserts his right to march and seek equality. He notes Mississippi’s terror remains and that reformers, while disliked, advance rights through Congress and courts, not marches.
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Tragic Drowning of 6-Year-Old in Jamesville
Janice Lynn Colton, a disabled girl six, drowned after tumbling into a cess pool drain pipe near her Jamesville home six miles southeast of Syracuse. She was playing with a companion when the accident occurred. daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Colton of Breezy Acres trailer park.
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Tallest NBA player Halbrook starred for Syracuse
Swede Halbrook, at 7 feet 3 inches, became the NBA's tallest player when he competed for Syracuse University.
Bible Verse John 3 16
A passage from John 3 16 emphasizes that God loved the world and gave his only begotten Son so that believers may have eternal life. It states belief in him leads to salvation rather than perishing.
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Bridge Strategies: Notrump and Four Hearts play options
Declarer at Three Notrump should win clubs with the queen, then test 3-3 splits or singletons in spades, discarding to force a ninth trick. If clubs are 4-2 or 5-1, switch to low spades and later back to spades toward Q8 to maximize chances. At Four Hearts, best is to win the spade and lead a low club from dummy to induce queen from South, yielding three club tricks. if not, play a sequence to maximize trump timing and club work, aiming for ten tricks with 3-2 trumps.
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