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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
6
Oswego editorial argues the doctor shortage is real and expanding driven by population growth rising incomes and Medicare and insurance reforms. It notes shifts toward preventive care and administrative tasks reducing active patient time and calls for more physicians to practice full time.
The piece celebrates Flag Day and the flag as a symbol of liberty and national unity. It recalls the flag’s history dating to June 14, 1777, and urges rededication to the nation’s ideals, liberty, and the fight against oppression and communism.
A viewpoint piece argues that grizzly bears once ranged across North America but face extinction outside Alaska. It asserts conservation transcends dollars and urges individual action, clubs, and legislation to prevent loss of biodiversity and natural heritage.
A reader shares relief from neck and shoulder misery after adding calcium and vitamin D to their diet. The column stresses nutrition over medicine, urging a steady daily intake, and suggests vitamin B complex deficiency may underlie many misery symptoms.
Seaman Christopher R. Castaldo, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel G Castaldo of 37 W Eighth St Oswego NY, serves aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Sellers in the U S Sixth Fleet. The ship will participate in fleet exercises and NATO operations during a three to five month Mediterranean deployment.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee outlines background on the 1957 UN peace effort over the Gulf of Aqaba. The piece argues U S position supports free and innocent passage through the gulf, links past and present policy, and asserts law as the basis for international peace, citing Truman, Eisenhower, and Dulles.
Kyodo News Service reporter Yasumasa Ota quotes a high ranking Hanoi official who says beer is essential to the war effort. He notes North Vietnamese workers drink a glass or two before 6 a.m. start and beer is supplied to army units in the same amount as ammunition.
New York AP column summarizes quirky folklore and practical notes. Highlights include snoring causes, widow statistics, Israel migration, starvation trends, and a mix of trivia quotes on education luck nurses and aging babies.
The Oswego Palladium Times merged with the Oswego Times in 1925 under Clarence T. Leighton as publisher. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, editions for Oswego and nearby counties, and international options. Advertising representatives are noted with offices in New York and other cities.
Washington argues that Israel is correct to defy Egyptian efforts to block Israeli shipping through the Gulf of Aqaba and the Strait of Tiran. The piece cites international practice on shared waters and contrasts Soviet support for Nasser with past U.S. and Turkish actions over the Dardanelles and global access.
Navy reports Lexington lost in Coral Sea with most of 2300 vessels saved. Fifteen Minette girls Patricia Hibbard and Faye Farnham win scholarships at Oswego High assembly. Sixty five Oswego selectees to begin military service. Strawberry crop ripens, few pickers at three cents a quart. Attorney Samuel Tompkins named acting city judge during Judge Hardie’s Canada trip. St Joseph’s defeats Hurons 9 to 4 in City Softball. Jer ry Heagerty stars as Dawson’s takes lead.
Ten years after his death Jimmy Dorsey, famed bandleader, is remembered as dying at Doctors Hospital at age 53. Oswego figures elect local trustees Ralph M. Faust and William J. Purvis to the Oswego City Savings Bank board. The Oswego Board of Education seeks another $200000 to finish Frederick Leighton Elementary School as Hannibal High wins the county baseball title over Phoenix 43 to something.
The prayer asks to hear God's voice amid noise and jet engines and rockets and urges mankind to use power for holy aims and Thy kingdom's cause. Albert N. Rogers, pastor, Seventh Day Baptist Church, Denver, Colorado, signs the prayer.
In the 1964 World Bridge Olympiad Swiss North South, Arthur Robinson and Robert Jordan beat contract four spades with a precise club defense after Jordan signals doubleton on king of clubs. The play ended in a one-trick defeat for declarer, with the other table also reaching four spades and going down one.
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