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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
6
The piece describes New York City's drought amid reservoirs at 55 percent capacity. It details water restrictions including lawn sprinkling bans, pool closures, hydrant controls, closed car washes, and limited restaurant water use. The author argues for prioritizing water planning to avert future crises.
The passage extols woodlands as sanctuaries from modern tension. It compares oaks beeches maples and hills to a cathedral with light filtering through leaves. It highlights quiet paths birds flowers and the restorative power of outdoor therapy.
The piece notes a gradual shift in American opinion on race with polls showing rising willingness to integrate and to accept neighbors of different races. It cautions that fear remains and pace of civil rights may feel too fast in some areas, while urging continued efforts to reduce prejudice and hardship during transitions.
Dr Brady explains calcium in the body, distinguishes deposits from arteriosclerosis and rheumatism, notes calcium in soft tissues affects function, and invites readers to request his calcium pamphlet while defending his statements as scientifically supportable. A correspondent asks for clarification on calcium deposits and related conditions.
A bus driver transporting the Philadelphia Phillies from Clearwater to Cocoa Beach ended up about 70 miles north in Daytona Beach. The exhibition against Houston was rained out after the mishap, with spectators asking if the driver was the same one who once ferried the team to the pennant chase.
In a bid to save city funds and aid the poor, Mayor Hennessey directs jail inmates to cut up timber from the old city pier into stove sized pieces for distribution to the Department of Charity next winter. The plan aims to keep prisoners busy and provide cost free relief.
Oswego High School schedules class night exercises for Friday with Jack Riley as senior president delivering the oration and John Clancy offering a response. Mary Losurdo Connie Geraghty Jerry Heagerty and Bernardine Metcalf to present the class history. Patricia Otis Nathan Rosenberg will read the will and prophecy. Margaret Raycheff the class poet will deliver her composition.
On June 13 1940 French forces advance five miles in a counter attack amid fierce fighting against 120 German divisions. Larry O'Brien is elected president of the Hi Y club succeeding Morris Mowrey. A Oswego Remembrance Days horse show is planned for Fitzhugh Park. Paul Schneible 22 injures arm aiding a coworker at a state grain elevator when brakes slip. Jep Grant leads Oswego Nets to a 6 3 win over Rome.
Public notice branding the Oswego Palladium Times as official Oswego city and county newspaper with editor specifics, mail and carrier subscription rates for Oswego and surrounding counties, and rate options for in state and out of state addresses. Includes advertising agency contact and AP affiliation statement.
Ten years ago on a Saturday disaster off Gallop Island claimed the life of Richard McCormick 47 superintendent of the Niagara Mohawk steam station. Frank M. Pyke 42 steam station technician is listed as missing and presumed lost. General Motors joins Ford with a wage plan for CSO United Auto Workers. Rabbi Norman Nass delivers a baccalaureate at Oswego State Teachers College. Sears Roebuck opens a catalog sales office on West First Street. Richard Morisette becomes assistant aquatic director at Catholic Youth Organization Camp Nazareth.
Children and youths attend observance at the Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. on Sunday June 13 with programs by Nursery Kindergarten Primary and Junior Departments. Gift Bibles awarded to nine youngsters. Junior Choir pins awarded for service with multiple years.
Paul DeRitter leads a fifth year program with Bob Kowalski Mary Miller and Kim Robinson as participants. Ushers Bradford Blake Richard Burke David Leighton and Robert Wedlake assist. Scripture read by Raymond Wedlake. Neal Miller and John DeHollander deliver messages on Christian Vocations and Love and Christian Service. Douglas Tosh leads Call to Worship Invocation and Lord’s Prayer. James Leighton leads Responsive Reading and Mary Miller offers Morning Prayer and Prayer to Dedicate the Offering. Mrs Vanda Brown superintendent will speak and report for the year. Jeanne Kowalski choir director Ralph Ware organist. Senior Choir performs I Am Alpha And Omega. Junior Choir offers Offertory Children Who Have Said Their Prayers. Attendance expected of parents friends members and visitors at 11 am.
Samuel G. Castaldo transfers property in Minetto to Thomas M. Krupa. Herman F. Fehlman sells to Mad River Club Inc in Boylston. Schroeppe deeds to Oswego County for highway rights list Reddick Williams Dausman Ospelt Oja and Bishop with varied stamp duties.
A concise verse notes Mary anointing Jesus feet with costly spikenard and wiping them with her hair. The fragrance fills the house as onlookers react to this act of reverence.
A brief meditative editor's reflection urging nurture of the far flung spirit of ecumenicity. It prays to the Father for constant prayers and hopes for permanent peace, seeking diminished misunderstanding and broader spiritual grace for the welfare of all mankind.
Andrew Tully argues that academics calling for U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam and Dominican crises ignore history. He contends past actions by Eisenhower Kennedy and Western leaders could have altered outcomes and warns against capitulation to communism as inevitability.
In a rubber game North dealer West Felderman uses a falsecard to mislead South about his heart holding. Becker notes the crossruff plan and ruffing sequence. West's king of hearts misleads, leading declarer to misplay and fail the slam despite nine tricks already played.
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