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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

6

Every drug is a dangerous drug warns of LSD perils

A safety rule is urged to treat all drugs as dangerous. The piece cites LSD as extremely risky after a Philadelphia student died following exposure to the drug, noting no medical test detects LSD in corpses and referencing Janis Joplin’s unclear cause of death.

Philadelphia Janis Joplin

Recycling method turns waste into road and roof materials

A Hazleton chemical engineer patent surfaces a soak up oil process using shredded tires and scrap plastic that forms a gooey mass convertible into asphalt like material for roads floors and roofing. Another firm markets by products from paper and facial tissue to cosmetics medicine soil conditioners and adhesives. In Vermont whey from cheese by products stations will be dried into usable food and animal feeds, creating 60 to 100 jobs.

Hazleton Vermont St. Albans

Calcium Raises the Threshold of Pain by Calcium Intake

Dr Brady explains that higher calcium intake and vitamin D may elevate pain thresholds and aid in pain management. He cites sources on calcium use for certain pains and warns against expecting calcium to cure headaches or neuralgia. The note urges readers to consult a physician for urinary blood and salt cravings questions.

Dr. Brady Bastedo Materia Medica Pharmacology and Therapeutics Pocket Cyclopedia of Health Doc Brady

Bacterial scourge blamed for Lake Apopka wildlife deaths

Researchers on Lake Apopka in Winter Garden Florida identify an aeromonas bacterial infection as the cause of mass wildlife deaths along the shores. The 31,000 acre lake also faced a major fish kill from suspected oxygen depletion, continuing a 1947 chain of pollution-driven ecological damage.

Winter Garden Fla Lake Apopka Frank Hayes University of Georgia School of Veterinary Medicine Florida

Questions on Publishing Vietnam War Policy Series

Washington questions arise over why a major newspaper published extracts from a 47 volume documentary on U S Vietnam policy from 1964 to 1967 Officials note it may breach secrecy laws and raise risks of Soviet access The New York Times defends publication as press duty while DOJ pursues legal action The White House says Nixon ordered a history review including the disputed documents and warns about potential shifts in Vietnam policy risks to South Vietnam remain tied to Vietnamization and anti-Communist aims

Washington Lyndon Johnson Nixon Soviet Union FBI The New York Times Department of Justice Publica United States White House Pentagon Ronald Ziegler U. S Vietnam Defense Department Red China South Vietnam

Things We Could Do Without Says Hal Boyle

Hal Boyle lists a satirical catalog of modern irritants and excesses to dub as do withouts. The piece lampoons trends from frightful scare stories and vanity items to overlong dieting promises and flashy fashion, closing with a mock prayer for restraint.

Hal Boyle

Today in History highlights by the Associated Press

On June 18 1971 the AP recounts major past events: Waterloo in 1815 followed by Philadelphia entry in 1778 and US declaration of war in 1812. Earlier WWII Cherbourg capture in 1940 and Okinawa death in 1945. Egypt proclaims republic in 1953 and Adams gift controversy in 1958. Princes of Laos coalition talks, Ky anniversary celebrations in Saigon, and UK Conservative victory.

Waterloo Belgium Philadelphia United States Britain Cherbourg U.S Simon Buckner Okinawa Egypt Mohammed Naguib Washington White House Sherman Adams Laos Zurich Switzerland Saigon South Vietnam Conservative

London study urges female education to curb growth

AP reports a Labour Party research brief arguing that expanding women's education and employment options will reduce Britain's population growth. The study says when women achieve equal status with men, many who are inclined to be childless will feel less pressure to bear children.

London Labor Party

Free Red Rule Echoes In Viet Nam Migrations Debate

A veteran observer notes global opinion favoring North Viet Nam over the South in recent reports about prisoner repatriation. He recalls massive migrations from Viet Cong held areas to government zones, compares with Korea and East Europe escapes, and questions media framing of Hanoi’s cruelty versus bungling by Saigon and Washington.

Washington Nea South Vietnam International Red Cross Onle 13 Hanoi United States North Korea East Europe Berlin Wall East Germany

The Give Away Scheme Exposed by Technicolor Network

An 11 million dollar consumer fraud revealed a network of camera and film dealers using prize giveaways. Winners signed for 600 rolls of film prepaid to processing, though actual values were far lower and profits came from inflated processing charges. Technicolor Inc and subsidiaries faced multistate indictments and fines. executives received suspended terms amid a puffery defense.

Carlton Smitit Post Office Technicolor Corporation Postal Inspection Service Technicolor Technicolor, Inc Techinicolor

New Moderator Elected for New York Presbyterian Synod

The Rev. James D. Watson was elected Tuesday night to succeed the Rev. Martin D. Keeler as moderator of the New York Presbyterian Synod. Watson, of the First Presbyterian Church of Springfield Gardens, previously moderated the New York City Presbytery in 1970. The synod serves 301,673 members across 12 presbyteries in New York and Puerto Rico.

N. Y

Palladium Times Oswego Rates and Office Details

The Palladium Times of Oswego New York outlines mail and carrier rates including yearly and monthly options, lists publishers Clark Morrison One and Thomas A Cloutier as business manager, advertising representatives Thomson Newspapers, and Associated Press affiliation.

Oswego N. Y Oswego Palladium Oswego Times Clark Morrison One Thomas A. Cloutier Busness Mojor Wayne Cayuga Co

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