Johnson Commission on Violence Seen as Informational
The Johnson Commission findings will be probed by experts and presented to the public next year as a summary of current knowledge and proposals. Members face scrutiny over credentials and bias while testimony from specialists stresses violence as a serious national issue and the gun's prominent role.
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Johnson
Senate
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Sistently
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Commission
America
David Abrahamson
Brandeis University
Emberg Center For the Study of
Oswego Retail Merchants urge flag displays citywide
The Oswego Retail Merchants association plans a patriotic program to fly four by six foot U S flags on aluminum standards across business districts starting by July 4. The city will drill sidewalk holes for the flagstaffs, and merchants may display the flags daily or on busy Fridays and Saturdays to boost visibility and unity.
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United States
North Vietnam
China
Cuba
Retail Merchants Association of
Oswego
Conway
Department of
Family as shelter against turmoil in Mister Rogers viewing
Viewpoints of Other Editors from the Christian Science Monitor urge parents to shield children from violence by fostering a calm home. They advocate gentle discipline, shared family acts, and unpatronizing companionship to help kids grasp adult events and preserve a nurturing atmosphere.
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Christian Science Monitor
Misterogers
George Orwell
James Agee
Beriberi and vitamin B in nutrition insights
Health columnist Dr. Brady explains beriberi caused by inadequate vitamin B intake, noting its lower prevalence in North America versus Asia due to poverty differences. He cites Eijkman and Takaki, discusses underdiagnosis, and urges lifelong B complex supplementation for chronic constipation or mucous colitis, framing it as essential food rather than medicine. The piece includes Q and A on suicide insanity and gas versus colitis.
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North America
Orient
China
India
Malaya
Philippines
Eijkman
Admiral Takaki
Beriberi
Takaki
Navy
North Am
Erican Beriberi
Fingerprints Key to Ray Capture in King Slaying
Washington report details how fingerprints solved the James Earl Ray case. FBI analysts narrowed 2000 fugitives after a single clear print found at an Atlanta rooming house matched Ray, leading to his London arrest. The piece explains fingerprinting history and its unchangeable patterns, underscoring its role in identifying suspects across aliases and disguises.
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Washington
London
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King, Jr
Dr. King
King
FBI
Ray
Atlanta
Eric Starvo Galt
Canada
Answers on Saltpeter Boils and Sun in Health Column
Readers queried saltpeter in wartime rations and reproductive effects. Respondents denied any link to sexual function, advised a booklet for boil prevention, and affirmed sun exposure aids tuberculosis under medical guidance.
Why Life’s Wonders Deepen As We Live It
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on life’s persistent wonders and the paradoxes of human behavior. He riffs on aging hair, umbrellas in rain, bystander innocence, racehorse nerves, meal cravings, cat claws, diet promises, mother law jokes, lawn care, teen restraint, clothing quirks, fat reactions, parental effort, merit raises, postage stamps, hash in dining rooms, luggage mishaps, and the paradox that easier science makes life harder to recapture the same kick.
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United States
U. S. Geological Survey
New Mexico
New York Civil Service Commission
United States Army
FBI
Mary
Crim
France Expels 43 Foreign Rioters Amid Crisis
Paris reports 43 foreigners expelled in the past 24 hours as France intensifies measures after civil unrest. Cabinet bans on street demonstrations and dissolution of seven extremist groups followed last month’s crisis, with eight Spaniards and eight Algerians among those expelled. no Americans were among them.
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Paris
France
Kennedy backers in New York pivot to McCarthy campaign
New York Kennedy supporters have been steadily joining the Eugene McCarthy presidential bid since RFK's death. Democratic headquarters in New York report a steady flow of former Kennedy workers switching to McCarthy, signaling organizational realignment in the state.
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RFK N.Y
McCarthy New York
Kennedy
New York
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Pacific air routes battle heats up in CAB hearings
Airlines fight for Pacific routes as Northwest Pan American and United hold licenses while Eastern Trans World and Western seek permission. The clash stems from security, expanding economies, jet technology, and costs. A 747s era looms with prices around 18 to 20 million, pushing smaller carriers toward mergers or larger operators. The CAB plans a long review with no immediate decision.
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John Cunniff
AP Business New York
American Airlines
Washington
Pacific
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
American
Civil Aeronautic Boa
U.S
Northwest
Pan American
United Air Lines
Eastern
Trans World
Western Airlines
Southeast Asia
Japan
United Staes
Indonesia
China
Europe
Hawaii
Oye
Uture
Curfew and burglary report stir Minetto town affairs
Henry Ford reportedly seeks Senate bid and curfew enforcement faces delay as women push action. Alvan G Forbes finds a colored intruder in his Minetto home. a pursuit along West River road yields no trace. State and Oswego police search for a man with small feet.
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Henry Ford
United States Senate
Wilson
Alvan G. Forbes
Minetto
West River
Sixty year old war news and local incidents
Twenty five years prior news reports Allied bombers hitting Sicily and Rhine targets as RAF blasts. A Connors barge carrying about 600 tons of sulphur sinks in Oswego River near Minetto Bridge, salvage likely. Oswego Market features eggs at 32 to 40 cents per dozen and field dressed chickens at 55 to 57 cents per pound. Local elections see John R. Mullican and John Stets seek alderman seats. A Pulaski woman delivers a son in an automobile outside Oswego Hospital after a minor car collision and bumper lock with another car.
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Sicily
Rhine
RAF
Connors
Oswego River
Minetto Bridge
Oswego
John R. Mullican
First Ward
John Stets
Fifth Ward
Pulaski
Oswego Hospital
Psalm 112 9 His righteousness endureth forever
A biblical verse from Psalm 112 9 emphasizes generosity to the poor and enduring righteousness as a timeless virtue. The passage highlights divine blessing and the lasting impact of charitable acts.
Today In History highlights from 1940 to 2023
On this date historical milestones are noted including the German occupation of Paris in 1940, the 1777 flag citation by the Continental Congress, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s birth in 1811, 1934 events with Adolf Hitler, 1944 Saipan invasion, 1957 Haiti regime change, 1968 French withdrawal from Morocco, 197? Soviet spaceflight, and recent UN Security Council vote on Israeli withdrawal.
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Paris
Congress
Eehaus
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Adolf Hitler
Beni
U.S
Saipan Island
Marianas
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
France
Morocco
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Prayer for TWDAY at Memorial A R P Church
A religious supplication asks for childlike faith and God’s guidance in daily life. It seeks clear vision of creation and holy service, humility in service to others, and a strong trust in Christ Jesus within the church community.
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Christ Jesus
Hill
Memorial A. R. P. Church
Palladium Times Postal Rates Notice and Backdated Billing
Public notice details postal service rates for the Palladium Times in Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga and Michigan regions. It lists annual and half year prepaid prices, single copies ten cents, and mail rates for various counties and durations. The fragment indicates business manager Thomas A. Cloutier and Associated Press membership with branding references.
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N.Y
Thomas A. Cloutier
Oswego
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Wayne
Cayuga Co
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