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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
6
The piece celebrates the summer solstice as Earth tilts toward the sun and summer's beauty, ease, and leisure. It contrasts heat and insects with poets praise, noting Shakespeare and Henry James on summer's charm and the season as a time for escape and relaxation.
The U S Federal Radiation Council says it will set public fallout standards within a year, likely above worker exposure limits, implying tolerance for brief spikes. A bigger issue remains how to press Russia to stop testing once the limit is reached.
A London Times column jokes about police use of transistor radios on duty and their impact on behavior and music. It contrasts modern technology with crime fighters and includes brief notes on penicillin trials and light reader questions.
Reader questions about milk induced gas and diarrhea receive calcium sourcing tips. Dr Brady suggests alternative calcium foods, gradual milk introduction, lime water dilution, barley water, and banana pairing, aiming to keep daily calcium intake balanced.
Utica able bodied men on Oneida County relief will work on farms this summer or lose welfare benefits. Commissioner Michael J. McGuirl said 145 men will be assigned to picking strawberries onions and beans after fitness exams. Refusal to work would suspend relief, with a trial plan aimed at reducing migrant labor needs. Durward Kirby topic noted as aside.
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia accuses the president of encouraging mass demonstrations and using federal power to force racial mixing. He denounces the administration’s civil rights proposals as destructive to property rights and the Constitution, pledging to oppose them with all resources.
Herbert Anderson, playing Dennis the Menace's father, muses that a good father combines an athlete's heart with a blacksmith's hands and Joe's patience, reflecting a paternal ideal from a TV show perspective.
A Daily Bible Passage reflects on John 15 5 where Jesus declares I am the vine and you are the branches and promises that abiding in him yields fruit while separation brings no fruit, emphasizing dependence on Christ.
A humorous collection of juxtapositions showing imagined letters that reveal unexpected life surprises. Gentle jabs at family wealth, dental bills, political prizes, elopement plans, shopping prudence, and a hypothetical White House consultation.
A fervent meditation praises Old Glory and all it represents for Americans. It honors generations who fought and died for liberty and liberty’s symbols from Valley Forge to Inchon. It calls the flag a symbol of hope for the enslaved and a beacon of peace through vigilant striving.
Washington analysis argues Governor Rockefeller keeps his GOP presidential bid by counting on a so called divorce vote among Catholics and other anti divorce groups. Gallup shows Goldwater and Romney gaining on Rockefeller after his remarriage.
Enthusiasm among Rockefeller circle grows as marriage talk seems to fade before convention time. Governor touts potential wholesome first lady image while Goldwater and Romney confront personal issues, with campaign dynamics shifting in this period.
Four contract bridge scenarios with South as the responder after East-West stop at two hearts. Recommendations: 1) Double to force partner. 2) Bid two spades to exercise takeout feel. 3) Double in balancing seat to name best trump. 4) Pass to avoid penalties and seek a plus score. Each hand analyzes point counts and suit distribution to justify the choice.
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