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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
6
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. compares Vietnam to the American Revolution, calling Viet Cong the Minutemen and Americans redcoats. Columnists debate though, arguing the parallels misfire, noting Vietnam’s history, sovereignty, and the lack of a direct colonial framework.
The American Bar Association reminds us that law is a form of love and justice. Law shelters and protects yet restricts freedom to respect others. Law embodies the best thinking and highest ideals of humankind and binds society by common needs and conscience.
A reader reports relief from neck and shoulder misery after supplementing calcium and vitamin D as advised in a health pamphlet. The piece urges viewing the misery as nutritional deficiency driven, notes vitamin B complex and calcium needs, and promotes dietary guidance rather than medicine. It also shares reader questions about Parkinson's tremor and encourages sending 35 cents for a Calcium Shortage pamphlet.
A popular legend explains Tincup Colorado was named after a miner who carried gold bearing sands to an assayer in a tin cup. The tale reflects local mining lore and the town’s historic connection to precious metals.
President Nixon lifts trade limits, allowing a wide range of farm, mineral, industrial, and consumer goods to be exported to Red China for the first time in two decades. The move aims to ease tensions and boost US influence in Southeast Asia while signaling a broader shift in Sino American relations.
In New York a cadre of night workers operates after the city’s day shift ends. Office cleaners, night cabbies, patrols, hospital staff, telephone operators, disc jockeys, restau rant regulars, and newsmen fill the nocturnal world. They share the dark streets with fire crews and city workers who brighten storefronts at dawn.
Washington based analysis shows Leonid Brezhnev has outmaneuvered rivals to expand power in both the Communist party and Soviet government. He strengthens political police oversight, widens central planning, and promotes loyalists while demoting Kosygin and others, signaling a careful yet firm consolidation without a Stalinist purge.
DETROIT AP Ford Motor Co has begun an advertising campaign asking consumers if they will pay the price for new safety devices under consideration by the federal government. The ad argues drivers should use seat belts and shoulder harnesses already in cars and questions the cost of air bags and passive restraints, while noting Ford’s safety achievements. The campaign aims to influence public opinion amid regulatory battles over exhaust standards and restraint requirements.
On June 14 historical milestones are listed: 1775 U.S. Army authorized recruiting 10 rifle companies for a year. 1777 Stars and Stripes named national flag. 1846 California Republic proclaimed. 1934 Mussolini and Hitler met in Vienna. 1940 Paris occupied by Germans. 1941 F D R frozen German and Italian assets. 1944 Saipan invasion begins. 1961 Peace Corps first volunteers. 1966 Grand Coulee Dam status raised. 1969 Brazil releasing 40 political prisoners in wake of a kidnapping case.
Farm boy from Pike County Arkansas reflects on performing for President Nixon and a gathering of farmers at a White House agriculture event. The description recalls Campbell’s surprise at reaching the presidency stage.
Oswego Palladium Times details post office classification, consolidation history, leadership, and rates. Rates include yearly advance subscription $36.40 and 70 cent weekly carrier price. Mail rates listed for Oswego and nearby addresses with varying terms, plus advertising reps and Associated Press note.
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