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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
6
The piece argues few black leaders challenge campus black studies but cites UPI data showing black graduates with strong business and professional skills command high salaries and demand exceeds supply. It warns that focus on doctrine may distract from marketable skills, urging emphasis on competencies over ideology for career success.
Law scholar Joseph Page cites rising private sales of spray weapons like Mace as police and criminals stockpile. The New York Times notes robberies using spray blinded guards for cash, prompting calls for tighter controls and scrutiny of effects and buyers.
A reader discusses autointoxication and laxatives in response to Dr Brady and a booklet offer. The exchange contrasts Dr Brady’s views with another physician's stance, citing physiology texts to argue against alarm about autointoxication and asserting normal protein putrefaction in the large intestine.
Columnist Phil Pastoret jokes that if astronauts confirm the moon is green cheese, there will be a chorus of I told you so from people on Earth. The humorous reflection emphasizes public skepticism about space claims.
David Lawrence argues against reducing tax incentives for charitable giving while endorsing controls on improper actions by tax exempt foundations. He warns that curbing large donations could raise government costs and taxes, despite potential reforms. He notes 1968 charitable giving totals and volunteer work by 30.5 million people.
Analysis from congressional hearings shows 80 percent of damaged businesses in the 1969 Washington riots were small neighborhood shops. Many owners earned under 5,000 dollars annually and a majority were marginal. The data indicate looting often targeted shops run by known community friends rather than perceived exploiters.
Hal Boyle profiles director John Huston, describing a life spent boxing, serving with the Mexican cavalry, painting, singing, acting, and directing. Huston recalls not having a fixed goal, spending money for others, and balancing film work with foxhunting on a Galway estate. He envisions an Irish film industry and reflects on virtue, fear, and entertainment as guiding forces. He notes his father Walter Huston and daughter Anjelica, and discusses directing himself and family in film.
A compact reflection on the power of words and books. It cites Job 19 23 and Thomas Carlyle praising preserved human achievement within pages of books.
Sen. Robert P. Griffin pledges to assist New York Mayor John Lindsay in his campaign strategy. The article notes nearly nine million vehicles use the Grand Island Bridges yearly as the Niagara Thruway carries traffic over the Niagara River near Buffalo.
Bruce Biossat argues global soil loss from desertification and misused irrigation threatens world crops. He cites the Sahara’s advance, deforestation in Latin America and Asia, and erosion in East Africa and Argentina, urging action by educated youth to aid sustainable farming.
Miss Kathy Kusner became the first American woman granted a jockey’s license by the Maryland Racing Commission in October 1968. The note adds that baseball arrived in Japan in 1872, with the first organized team formed in 1878.
Oswego Palladium Times entered at the Oswego post office as second class mail under the 1946 act. Rates show yearly subscriptions and local mail prices with advertising representatives and Associated Press policy.
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