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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
6
New York article warns of rising deaths from barbiturate and pep pill overdoses often used with alcohol. It notes drivers under drug effects cause crashes, urges doctors, pharmacists, parents, and teachers to police misuse and report cases. Emphasizes risk to youths and need for medical discipline and public awareness.
J Edgar Hoover testifies before a House subcommittee that infiltration and subversion by the Soviet bloc persist and even grow as U S cultural and student exchanges expand. He notes many exchange groups contain a KGB member and warns consulate openings will complicate surveillance of espionage efforts.
Viewpoints of Other Editors discusses Denmark's move to require proof of political repression for East European refugees, noting Scandinavia's model status and cautioning against overly harsh barriers that could close its beacon light of democracy.
The columnist criticizes overpriced arthritis nostrums and defines the term arthritis as unclear, warning readers against gullibility. He cites arthritis foundations and rheumatologists as seeking cures while admitting drugs may not alter disease progression, urging humility and caution.
American composer Burt Bacharach signed to write the score for the spy thriller The Liquidator now filming in Britain. Bacharach, who recently married actress Angie Dickinson, previously scored Send Me No Flowers A House Is Not a Home and Days of Wine and Roses.
A White House art festival overshadows a call to address parental worry over 50,000 American troops in Vietnam. President Johnson seeks to explain the war’s purpose, highlighting its global stakes and the need to prevent nuclear conflict while defending freedom.
In Da Nang Vietnam a seven week old puppy aided a U S Marine unit under siege near a single lane bridge. Corporal Jackson wounded multiple times fought to the last rounds and killed a Viet Cong fighter enabling a helicopter evacuation.
In the 1961 European championships Great Britain versus Switzerland, East led clubs to Priday who then secured a club slam by cashing diamonds and hearts, ruffing spades, and exiting with a diamond. The three club bid asked North to show long diamonds or hearts, guiding Priday to the six club contract.
A church reader cites I Corinthians 15 58 urging believers to be steadfast unmovable and to abound in the work of the Lord since their labor is not in vain in the Lord. The verse emphasizes perseverance and faithfulness in religious duty.
An editorial prayer seeks the courageous will to act for family friends and community. It asks guidance to join a mystic bond of brotherhood where social ties unite men and women in labor and creativity.
Washington report views Lady Bird Johnson as a forceful First Lady who has long handled much of Lyndon Johnson’s correspondence, speaks frequently for him, and embraces a proactive, talkative role that outpaces other recent First Ladies.
The article argues that Lady Bird Johnson represents a different type of First Lady rather than being definitively better than Bess Truman. It notes Truman’s view that a President's wife should stay out of policy matters.
Notice lists consolidated history of Oswego Palladium and Times with staff names and addresses. Provides daily publication details, carrier and mail rates, regional delivery areas in Oswego County and nearby regions, and advertising agency credits. Mentions Associated Press membership and request for error corrections.
The text notes Lady Bird Johnson generally receives favorable press, contrasting her with Eleanor Roosevelt in handling controversy. It credits her appeal and perceived attractiveness as aiding political efforts, while suggesting Democratic figures avoid analyzing her publicly and that she mobilizes voters for Lyndon Johnson.
The Colorado Game Fish and Parks Department reports over 616 tons of trout planted in the state's streams and lakes during the season, aiming to boost angling opportunities across Colorado.
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