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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
13
Flying fish rise above the water and taxi to speed, then spread enlarged pectoral fins to glide from 150 to 1000 feet. They can land and take off again with vibrating tails, using the flight to evade predators such as bonito. A South American river fish reportedly flaps its caudal fins to fly briefly.
A granite monument marks the burial of a time capsule at the 1939 New York World's Fair site. A second capsule is planned to be buried at the same spot when the current World's Fair closes in October 1965.
Incendiary blazes in a barn at West Seventh and Seneca Streets, rented to J. M. Riley Co. by Edward Byrne, and a recent fire at Miss Lydia Phoenix’s Normal faculty home, prompt police scrutiny. Three horses perished in the barn fire, with suspicions pointing to vagrant arson.
A speaker advocate calls for increased breastfeeding, arguing mothers should nurse their infants instead of using bottles for feeding to promote better health and bonding.
Dr Paul C Johnson delivers baccalaureate sermon for Oswego Normal seniors in the auditorium as commencement exercises are set for Tuesday. First annual BPW chorus concert planned for Wednesday at Robinson Auditorium under Miss Gladys Howard. Oswego High golfers finish second to New York Mills in Section 3 with Bud Dowdle 157 for 36 holes, Osetek 165, Ciesla 171, Plata 176. Oswego 669 to 664. Temperature drops 31 degrees from a Sunday high of 86 to 55 by noon Monday. Oswego Nets fall 10-6 to Ogdensburg as Cam-Am lead trimmed to a half game.
Sunday report notes French Premier Joseph Laniel resigns following a note of no confidence. Rev. Thomas J. Murphy named outstanding citizen of 1954 by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Brooklyn regains first place by a 10-8 win over Cincinnati. Michael G. Conn Jr. to lead Oswego Catholic High Guild summer festival.
Dial FI 3 3800 FI 3 3801 appears as a contact line in a commercial printing department notice. The fragment suggests a newspaper page element listing contact numbers for the Palladium Times blog or department.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Potter and Flora VanGorder and Jeffrey enjoyed a picnic at the Redfield camp of Potters. Frank Scott and family in Mexico hosted visits to daughter and relatives. Chauncey Dunsmoor spent time with Frank Scott in Mexico. Patrick family guests of Philip Falise.
The American Football League schedules 20 pre season games in 15 cities starting August 8 with the New York Jets facing Buffalo in Tampa Florida and Denver playing at San Diego.
Red Creek voters will meet at 8 p.m. on Tuesday June 16 in the auditorium of Red Creek Central School. Albert Curtis’s term on the board expires and a five year vacancy will be filled. Resolutions authorize capital notes to fund senior band uniforms and stage curtains at Fair Haven elementary.
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