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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
6
An editorial argues the Senate vote to end a 75 day filibuster promises a Civil Rights bill with social and legal impact but warns legislation alone cannot solve racial tensions. It stresses the need for genuine opportunity, voluntary goodwill, and minority self-reliance to achieve lasting harmony beyond new federal controls.
A special Oswego Common Council meeting centers on how far to open up new areas for development and who should pay for roads sewers and water. The piece argues that city investment yields long term tax benefits and growth, while stressing required developer and owner participation.
A Buffalo Evening News column mocks early TV based election returns and computer forecasts. It argues that rushing to declare winners undermines suspense and public service, likening premature results to a murder mystery spoiler.
Health columnist Dr Brady discusses pile treatment options and criticizes hospital operation and office injection methods. He notes recurrence can occur after either treatment and emphasizes that proper care requires immediate incision and clot extrusion under local anesthesia for rapid relief.
Federal agents arrested 24 suspects in Albany including two women for unregistered gambling and failure to buy $50 tax stamps. About $20,000 in cash was seized. all released on $500 bail after waiving preliminary hearings.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson travels to Philadelphia to receive a humanitarian award from the Golden Slipper Square Club, an affiliate of the National League of Masons. About 1500 business and professional men will join a dinner dance honoring the First Lady. The White House says she will fly commercially and land around 4 30 p m.
Washington a political analysis questions why Democrats oppose Barry Goldwater while some Republicans doubt his stand on civil rights. It notes rising GOP support and possible cross over votes, suggesting a potential large November popular vote for the Trump era context.
Robert W. Grimm won a narrow 68 842 to 61 367 victory over Thomas W. Ryan to remain Erie County Republican chairman. Ryan, ex-president of the Niagara Frontier Transit System, had Mahoney backing. The feud between Grimm and State Senate Majority Leader Walter J. Mahoney has persisted over 18 months, with calls for Grimm’s resignation earlier this year.
In Braintree Massachusetts Joanie Hyland a blind seventh grader at Braintree Junior High excels in class earning A and B grades. She travels to school alone with a friend and learned to bike in the streets after practicing on a playground. She views blindness not as a handicap and recalls climbing to a roof to see what it looked like.
Hal Boyle reflects on aging and memory with nostalgic vignettes from a bygone era. The piece contrasts past daily life and social norms with present expectations, noting changes in entertainment, transportation, medicine, courtship, and politics.
An editor offers a patriotic prayer as Flag Day nears urging Americans to display Old Glory and reaffirm love for the nation. The piece calls for quickening patriotism, defending freedoms, and saluting the flag with the Pledge of Allegiance as a reminder of privileges and obligations.
Editor notes Andrew Tully abroad column by top officials. Bell describes 17 years since Marshall Plan and 15 since Point IV proposal noting aid helped Western Europe Japan Greece and Turkey and Lebanon. Evidence shows aid graduates to donors and reduces US burden while boosting US markets and balance of payments.
The article lists 14 additional countries in Asia Latin America and Africa where the shift to economic self support is advancing and the need for U S economic aid is diminishing. Some have relied heavily on U S assistance while others have varied dependency.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Higley and family from Williamstown visited the Chapmans last week. Sunday guests at the Cornells included the Cornell family of Syracuse, the Hammond family of Syracuse, and the Spencer family. The Chapmans and their children visited the Nott family in Elbridge, and Lynn Bello and children from Altmar were recent callers.
In a bridge hand, declarer overcomes a two heart defense by establishing a diamond trick and using a trump entry to dummy. A key spade finesse on the six trick, targeting the ten of spades, secures ten exact tricks and highlights the value of the trump finesse.
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