The Disease of Violence and the Kennedy Assassination
The piece links Senator Kennedy’s shooting to a national crisis of violence, arguing the disease of violence plagues American life and world affairs. It calls for identifying causes and healing American society to act as a moral beacon for the world. It cites Ambassador Goldberg’s UN remarks on ending killing at home and abroad.
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Goldberg
United Nations Security Council
Kennedy
United States
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Campaign Spending Limits Gain Public Support
A poll shows 68 percent of Americans back laws to cap campaign spending. The editor argues money should not decide elections as television and big donors skew access. Emphasizing equal limits, the piece urges continued public interest and exploration of practical solutions.
Viewpoints on farm markets and world wheat trade
Editors argue government efforts to manage farm markets collide with global trading. Weather drives large harvests while U S wheat prices hit 26 year lows, sometimes below the new international price floor. Senate rejection of the world wheat pact could reduce domestic and international confusion.
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U. S
Senate
Health Views On Tonsil Issues From Dr Brady
Dr Brady argues against full tonsil removal as routine treatment, favoring tonsillotomy for enlarged tonsils. He notes past opposition to Holmes on contagion and says some peers criticized his teaching, but asserts tonsillotomy offers similar outcomes with less risk and no need to remove all tonsil tissue. He cites historical caution toward saner, targeted procedures.
Tonsillectomy Round Robin Sparks Fearful Protests
A reader’s clipping details physicians’ protest over frightening parents about tonsillectomy and cites a child’s death on the table. The author argues surgeons fail to remove all tonsil tissue and warns parents to oppose radical surgery, noting emotional burden on guardians.
Questions and Answers on Smog in Southern California
The reader asks about smog in Southern California and whether year round climate minimizes pollution. The reply notes a vague pungency in the air at night but dismisses smog as a major concern while asserting the region has the finest climate in the world.
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California
Judge Burka Blames Police Inaction Over April Washington Riots
Judge Alfred Burka criticizes city officials for failing to order arrests or warn looters in Washington April riots. He cites police who testified they had orders not to arrest and urges public notice that looters will be prosecuted. The ruling ties to wider debates on police conduct and free speech in demonstrations.
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Washington
Alfred Burka
Court of General Sessions
Burka
Nathaniel Dodds
Dodds
Chicago
Daley
Supreme Court of the United States
District of Columbia
Costly heart transplants raise questions of access
Hal Boyle notes that the theoretical price tag of a new heart runs about $50,000, a figure helping explain why heart transplants are limited. The column mixes general health trivia with quirky facts, highlighting rising costs and broader social observations.
Prairie preserve saved as living nature lab
In Glenview Illinois the Peacock Prairie a 5.14 acre tract near town will be kept as a living nature laboratory by the University of Illinois rather than used for a miniature golf course or driving range. Funds from the U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and the Chicago Community Trust helped purchase the land from a Chicago dealer ensuring its protection. A separate incident in Chicago Heights involved a man who rented a car accessory and fled without paying after the dealer installed an air conditioner, realizing the vehicle had been stolen only after the act.
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Glenview, Ill
Chicago Area
University of Illinois
Chicago
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Chicago Community Trust
Chicago Heights
Ill
Yanson Chevrolet
State Capitals Lacking Homes Remain Nine
All but nine state capitals in the country lack homes, a situation noted across the states. Officials urge housing solutions as lawmakers debate funding and zoning to accommodate displaced residents.
Harnesses in cars cut highway deaths says Secretary
Secretary of Transportation Alan Boyd urges continued use of shoulder belts noting Sweden data show fatalities drop when belts are fastened. He cites 9,345 accidents with belts where no one died and says belts plus safety standards could cut traffic deaths by 83 percent, despite dealers removing belts. He stresses federal funding for education, policing, highway design and 20 safety standards effective for post January 1 vehicles.
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Alan
Boyd
Washington
United States
Sweden
Department of Transportation
Looking Backward Fifty Years Ago in Oswego 1918
Thirty lines recount events from June 1918 including welcome for Edward Donovan return from France, an accident injuring James N. Pringle, a $1300 claim by American-LaFrance Fire Engine Co. against Oswego, the death of Paul A. Sheldon, and wartime food restrictions, followed by brief notes from 1943 on air battles, strikes, baccalaureate, and regional war efforts.
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Oswego
Sent
Edward Donovan
Edward
France
James N. Pringle
West Second
Cayuga Sts
American-La France Fire Engine Co., Inc
Department of Fire and Police
Paul A. Sheldon
East Tenth St
Troop Transport Surges in May and Local News Briefs
In May the nation shipped about a quarter of a million troops. Oswego County strawberries sold at 30 cents a quart on the local market. A fire damaged the residence of Thomas Cloonan on West Schuyler Street with trifling damage. Stella Crazer, 10, claimed she was stabbed by a boy after refusing cookies. police could not identify the suspect. A bone dry amendment was introduced in Washington to ban selling furnishing or transporting distilled spirits for beverage purposes.
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Oswego County
Thomas Cloonan
West Schuyler St
Stella Crazer
East Tenth St
Oak Hill
Senator Jones
Washington
Oswego Palladium Times publication notice and rates
Oswego Palladium Times listing publication details, pricing and mailing rates for Oswego and surrounding counties. Includes dates of consolidation and office contact notes with advertising representation and Associated Press attribution.
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