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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
6
Critics argue the Supreme Court’s latest ruling heavily restricts police and prosecutors by requiring warned confessions only with explicit waiver and counsel. They warn the decision hampers investigations, delays justice, and could free guilty offenders, marking another setback for crime-fighting efforts.
The piece notes irony in the Meredith shooting exposure enjoys national attention while white victims facing crime elsewhere receive little political aid. It contrasts reactions by governors, Congress, and press, arguing the focus on Meredith's case overlooks violence against whites in Harlem Chicago and Rochester.
Viewpoints contrasts city life with a tranquil rural tableau as a farmer steers a distant tractor across a green field while birds sing and May unfolds. The piece notes urban readers’ nostalgia and rising interest in farming amid hard work, weather, and the lure of crops and soil.
Dr Brady recalls a German physiology professor’s idea that organ strength comes from use and argues for adding: as nature intended. He discusses teeth roles in mastication, how impaired chewing burdens digestion, and notes starch digestion begins in the mouth with saliva enzymes.
A brief note on printing methods including letterpress offset and palladium pimes with dialing specs 34 percent, listing a contact number 343 3801 for technical inquiries.
David Lawrence notes President Lyndon Johnson's approval at 46 percent per Gallup, the lowest of his presidency. The piece links the drop to the Vietnam War, rising living costs, farm price worries, and housing concerns amid possible November losses for Democrats.
The report notes state sales taxes, a major revenue source, are now in 41 states and the District of Columbia. Massachusetts and Virginia have joined, contributing to a 1965 total of about $6.7 billion, roughly 26 percent of state tax receipts.
A collection of remarks about Hal Boyle and his columns, noting readers say he resembles Will Rogers but lacks Rogers’ humor. The dialogue shows editors, readers, and callers pleading for substitute columns and discussing career pressures in journalism. The tone mimics a humorous exchange about Viet Nam coverage and column deadlines.
Oswego Palladium Times masthead lists officers and office addresses in Oswego New York. It announces daily publication with Sunday and holiday exceptions and details mail and carrier subscription rates for Oswego and surrounding counties, plus rates for other New York addresses and Canada.
An editor offers a prayerful pledge of allegiance to the flag reflecting love of country. The text honors heritage of freedoms and declares the nation indivisible under God with liberty and justice for all.
An auditing firm reports up to 1.5 million in Harlem based HARYOU ACT funds unaccounted for as Washington weighs releasing a critical investigation. Officials say the report may be edited in an election year while hints of payroll tax shortfalls and a 800000 dollar general funds shortfall emerge.
Regular Treasure Island Newcastle Wyoming reports the city library suspended overdue fines for books returned during library week. A local man returned a Robert Louis Stevenson novel 40 years overdue, avoiding an estimated $292 in fines.
In a team match South reaches four hearts after two tables. At the first table West leads spades and East covers missteps. declarer loses a heart, a diamond, and a club. At the second table declarer improves by playing the nine of hearts from dummy, prompting an overtrick opportunity. South wins with the queen and then traps East's remaining trumps to make four hearts.
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