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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
6
The Senate backed a national measure requiring pollution controls on all new cars built after 1968 and on imported vehicles. Officials say clean air benefits extend to drivers passengers and the wider community, urging House action to pass the bill.
The piece argues that China will explode more atomic bombs, increasing global proliferation. It warns small Southeast Asian states tremble, and that nuclear tests carry propaganda weight beyond delivery power, urging Western restraint to avoid fueling fear and wider arms growth. It notes five nuclear powers now, possibly fifteen in a decade.
Viewpoints from Knoxville News Sentinel discuss Redwoods National Park sizing. Proposals range from 25,000 acres added to existing state parks to as much as 50,000 acres of virgin trees, with timber industry caution about future cuts and emphasis on watershed protection and public access.
Dr Brady explains his column aims to teach practical physiology hygiene nutrition and illness prevention. He argues the common respiratory infection CRI causes most illness and advocates masks or screens to reduce droplet spread during interactions in public settings. He references a 35 cent CRI booklet detailing a washable transparent mask for home use.
FAIR HAVEN The Business and Professional Women's club met June 10 under new president Mrs Hazel Fralick. The fiscal report showed expenditures of 430 with contributions to Grace LeGendre District 7 scholarship Alaskan B P W earthquake fund American Legion fireworks B P W CARE for Mexico and other groups. A stand by the club during the five day Fourth of July fair includes a pizza stand and jewelry display. New chairmen for 1965 66 include Program Evelyn Baldwin Membership Joyce Howell world affairs Lois Chaffee and legislation Marion Gilmer.
FRB Chairman William McChesney Martin urged cautious optimism, arguing that current differences from the 1920s reduce inflation and credit risks. He stressed a stable dollar, international cooperation, and careful handling of international payments as essential to growth and prosperity at home.
Captain Norman F. Jacobs, commander of Detachment 9 at Da Nang, forecasts and explains the two monsoon seasons in South Vietnam. Balloons and a weather network supply hourly data to predict rain and wind. He notes rains can occur in any month and that enemy attacks can exploit unpredictable weather.
Short verse urges kindness and brotherly love among believers. It echoes a message from Romans about affection and harmony within the community.
An editor reflects on Magna Carta at 750, praising King John for sealing the charter at Runnymede and honoring the early leaders of liberty whose legacy underpins British and American justice and legal procedure.
Andrew Tully critiques Meg and Tony, the British royals, as controversial figures touring the United States. He derides royalty as out of touch and predicts their reception will reflect public skepticism of hereditary privilege. The columnist urges practical, everyday engagement over pomp.
Many tin mines in Cornwall closed as vast surface deposits were discovered in Africa and Asia, shifting production away from traditional Cornish sources and altering the regional mining economy.
The Oswego Palladium Times lists publication information, office addresses, staff titles, and mail rates for subscriptions. It notes association with the Associated Press and outlines annual, semiannual, and monthly pricing for in county and out of county editions, as well as carrier and mail delivery options.
In this Becker column, South can make nine tricks by cashing the A K of clubs before any finesse. It argues that this high club sequence offers a higher probability than attempting either diamond or club finesses, given the unseen East West cards.
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