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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
6
Oswego seeks stronger collection of overdue water charges. A tank-truck operator paid $1,100 after court action, while thousands in arrears remain. City charter allows adding delinquent bills to tax rolls. a tax sale could yield titles. Mayor Shapiro forms a committee to study revenue ideas including delinquent water bills.
The piece compares government actions in the steel price crisis with President Kennedy’s stance on a potential airline strike. It notes aggressive measures against steel firms to block price hikes, while accusing the administration of only talking rather than acting against the Flight Engineers International Association. It argues the president shows bias, acting in steel but restraint toward unions in aviation.
The column critiques a Supreme Court case on ham labeling and recalls 1960s federal rules. It argues against phony claims of consumer protection and discusses rheumatism treatment, urging readers to pursue nutritional regimens while warning about miracle cures and clinic hawkers.
Dr Brady explains that arthritis is often misused to label any joint pain. He notes five types including infectious and rheumatoid arthritis but argues most are not inflammatory and should be termed hypertrophic arthroses.
The speaker invokes a blessing for the mind guiding mental discipline and openness to new ideas. They reference Cicero cautioning that poison in the mind is more dangerous than poison in the body and seek a lake of learning for wisdom and goodness.
The Palladium Times Blog lists contact numbers 3-3800-F1 and 3-3801 for the Commercial Printing Department.
President Kennedy offered vague remarks at a Thursday news conference as New York stocks plunged by billions. A government report showed first quarter declines in manufacturing sales and profits, with profits down sharply in furniture, lumber, glass, and beverages.
Monterrey youths Eloy Cavazo and Gilberto Sanchez age 10 and 11 travel to Nuevo Laredo to perform in a mano-a-mano. they aim to become top bullfighters and have killed nine bulls each in 26 prior fights. They earn 5000 pesos per appearance and have appeared across several Mexican cities.
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Hal Boyle riffs on identity through what a person has not done, listing quirky, human experiences and omissions. The piece argues that actions and inactions alike shape who a person is, ending with a prompt for readers to share their own unseen deeds or omissions.
National Whirligig Eisenhower ships from active GOP leadership as top strategists press for a stateside campaign push in 1964. The former president shies from field leadership, preferring behind the scenes influence at Gettysburg while GOP hopefuls urge a more vigorous nationwide effort in key states.
GOP supporters warn that Eisenhower’s shedding endorsements and general statements from the war front will not aid their congressional and gubernatorial tickets. They recall that Ike’s principles may help but face electoral limits.
Calhoun resident Michael Meadows has 4 299 black widow spiders after eggs hatched on his back porch. The 11-year-old seeks buyers for 1 000 spiders, noting his handling experience with various venomous creatures. The report also notes Lake Okeechobee is the second largest natural freshwater lake wholly in the U S after Lake Michigan.
A biblical verse from Psalm 136 affirms God’s goodness and enduring mercy as a timeless expression of gratitude and faith.
A humorous summer guide chronicles top Washington landmarks from the Washington Monument to the Zoo. It notes waits for the monument, 25 cent Capitol tours, and the idiosyncrasies of offices and institutions, finishing with a tease that the guide concludes Saturday.
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