Protesting Double Session Plan Urges Community Action
A letter argues against a proposed school plan to split high school hours into a morning and afternoon session. It cites early starts, late returns, disrupted family routines, and impact on activities, jobs, and deliveries. The writer targets Ronald C. Carpenter and calls for public protest before September.
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Ronald C. Carpenter
Howard Hill
Charles S. Allen
Robert L. Wood
Mr. Carpenter
Kingdom Road
Oswego RD 4
Governor signs bill letting nurses draw blood for drunk-driver tests
Governor Rockefeller approves a law allowing registered nurses to draw blood for drunk-driver tests, replacing physicians in that role. The change aims to ease delays and raise test capacities, affecting city revenue and courtroom procedures, with jurors needed to accept blood alcohol readings.
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Rockefeller
District Attorney's Office
Oswego
Viewpoints of Other Editors on French Bread Mass Production
The Christian Science Monitor notes the clash between mass produced bread and the traditional boulangerie in Paris. It argues packed loaves may rival taste and nourishment but miss personal greetings and the charm of small shops. It cites U S habits and a possible American influence on French baking. It ends noting some U S households bake their own bread guided by television chefs.
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United States
Generale Alimentaire
Paris
Valley Forge
Pleiku
SATCOM network tests begin with seven satellites launch
Cape Kennedy AP reports a long SATCOM test series starts as seven military communications satellites lift from a Titan 3 rocket and reach orbit 21 000 miles above the equator. Army officials say signals were successfully received from each satellite, with potential operation in weeks to boost Washington Viet Nam links.
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Cape Kennedy
Washington
Viet Nam
Supreme Court Decision Expands Police Warning Requirement
Washington reports that after arrest suspects must be warned that statements may be used against them and they have right to counsel. The five to four ruling requires prior advisement before questioning, affecting how voluntary confessions are treated and challenging law enforcement practices across the nation. Justice White and Justice Harlan dissented, arguing the ruling weakens criminal law and expands Fifth Amendment protections to police stations.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
America
Warren
Black
Douglas, Fortas
Brennan
Clark
White
Harlan
Stewart
Justice White
Long undersea rail tunnel planned between Honshu and Hokkaido
A 22.5 mile undersea railway tunnel will be started soon between the islands of Honshu and Hokkaido in northern Japan. It is expected to be the longest undersea tunnel in the world.
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Honshu
Hokkaido
Japan
Basic Ways to Tell the Sexes Apart by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle scoops humorous gender cues from everyday scenes from hunting trips to cocktail parties. The column lists playful tests to guess whether someone is male or female, noting exceptions like teenagers and shifting social behavior.
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New York
Milady
Milord
Oswego Palladium Times Subscription Rates and Masthead
The Oswego Palladium Times lists its masthead and office details, rates by mail and carrier delivery, and regional subscriptions. It notes daily publication except Sundays, carrier and mail options, and Associated Press affiliation.
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Oswego
Oswego Periodium
Oswego Times
Clarence J. Leighton
Thiro St. Oswego
Thomas A. Cloutier
West Thire St
William H Leighton
Miller St. Oswego
Clark Morrison
East Ninth St. Oswego
Esther
Osigferd
West Oneide St
Palladium Times, Inc
West First St
N. Y
Palladium Times
New York State
Mississippi River
Mal
Canadea
Ju Tus Matthews Special Agency Inc
Thriee Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Editor's Moment of Meditation for Friendships
An editor offers a prayer of thanksgiving blessing home and work. The text asks for wisdom patience love and forgiveness to strengthen relationships and guide daily actions.
National football leagues merge to curb player bids
Andrew Tully argues that the 1970 merger of the National and American football leagues would end player free agency and fix salaries. He contends the deal resembles a cartel, echoing anti trust concerns and comparing draft practices to slavery. He criticizes politicians for not challenging Big Sports.
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Washington
A and P
Safeway
Justice Department
Burglary Reported in Newton as Man Loses Cash and Phone
Dennis Franz told police that burglars entered his Newton Kansas home and stole 30 dollars in cash and his telephone, prompting a police report.
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Newton, Kan
Dennis Franz
Jesus Calls Followers to Become Fishers of Men
A biblical verse from Mark 1 17 records Jesus inviting Simon and Andrew to follow him and become fishers of men. The passage emphasizes discipleship and mission through Jesus teachings and call.
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Jesus
Bid choices after double for four bridge hands
Four example hands from Becker discuss responses to a double. Hand 1 suggests a bid of one spade, Hand 2 favors a two spades raise via a jump, Hand 3 supports two notrump, Hand 4 argues for two hearts with a consequent game raise depending on partner’s suit.
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Yase
North
West
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Cees
Satcom Network
Palladium-Times
David Lawrence
Hal Boyle
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Mama
Mr. Meek
Mrs. Meek
Grandma
Grandpa
Cheeg
Hia Hanes
By Andrew Tully
Phil Hart
Senate
B. Jay Becker
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