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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
6
The president will push sizable excise tax reductions in two steps on July 1 and January 1. Congress may modify, but reductions likely follow the president's recommendation. Excise taxes fund about 8 percent of the budget and affect many industries, from tobacco and gasoline to toiletries and jewelry.
The House Appropriations Committee approved 5.69 billion dollars for the Agriculture Department for the next fiscal year, with nearly 4 billion aimed at price support, storage, and export subsidies. The panel cites a 25 year cost-price squeeze affecting about 2.5 million farmers, while noting 539 new employees and broad concerns about beneficiaries and vested interests.
Viewpoints tribute notes Burgess shaped American childhood with Peter Rabbit and other field and forest characters. His Mother West Wind stories ran daily for 48 years ending five years ago. The Buffalo Evening News published many of his tales helping generations love nature.
Dr Brady discusses chronic arthritis as chronic joint disability from physical degeneration and nutritional deficiency. He rejects inflammation as defining arthritis and urges readers to request his pamphlet calcium and rheumatic for 10 cents.
Transfers show multiple Oswego County parcels with buyers and sellers from Oswego Fulton Volney Hannibal and nearby towns. Stamps range from 55 cents to 12 dollars 65 cents, with properties in Oswego, Hannibal, Schroeppel, Granby and Volney transferring to various individuals.
President Johnson has repeatedly urged the Soviet people to share in a peaceful future, signaling readiness to cooperate economically if Moscow adopts a nonthreatening government. He noted gaps in international communication and urged wider broadcast of his message through USIA to reach behind the Iron Curtain.
A war notebook observes new English from Vietnam War reporting. Terms such as click for kilometer and gooks for Koreans appear, along with Viet Cong and zapped. An AP dispatch notes patch slogans and comic language mishaps at Da Nang, while a sergeant from Austin receives a promotion and jackpots at a club slot machine.
The Oswego Palladium Times official notes list staff positions including Clarence T. Leighton president Thomas A. Cloutier executive vice president and business manager William H. Leighton vice president Clark Morrison third treasurer Esther B. Dalgard secretary and a format of mailing and carrier rates. It records addresses for offices and the paper as the official newspaper of Oswego city and county with subscription prices and regions served.
The speaker offers fervent thanks to the Creator for life and countless blessings. They reference Psalm imagery describing the blessed person who avoids ungodly counsel and sins, and delights in meditating on the Lord’s law day and night.
Hal Boyle profiles John Lindsay amid New York City politics. Lindsay, an Ivy Leaguer with aristocratic image, battles perception as a reform ally while Bob Wagner, a machine politician, wields citywide support and a Republican label many voters resist.
An appellate court ruled Cornell University must pay real estate taxes on fraternity and sorority houses in Ithaca. The Supreme Court's Appellate Division denied the university's exemption bid, finding the facilities serve social and private club purposes beyond education. The case involved lease arrangements with three fraternities and a sorority.
The statement notes that oil makes up a larger share of the total tonnage carried by sea, indicating its central role in maritime freight. It highlights oil as a principal commodity in global shipping dynamics.
South evaluates four bid options after North doubles and describes three club RAC raise, two notrump, four clubs, or pass. The author argues two notrump best to show diamond strength, avoid misfit, and pursue a nine or ten trick game. two clubs raise risks misread, while four clubs may overstate strength and invite a poor contract. pass avoids danger when hand is a hot potato.
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