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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1966
Page
6
The piece argues that tax hikes under Mayor Lindsay worsen New York’s financial crisis by driving business and jobs out, jeopardizing the Stock Exchange and prompting higher state demands. It warns that confiscatory taxation could spell municipal financial death by own action.
Howard G. Samuels argues for a state wide primary to choose New York Democrats governor nominees. He argues that delegates and a few party bosses control conventions, denying rank and file voters a voice. A primary would empower the people to select the nominee and curb intra party expediency.
A public debate on whether reporters may shield confidential sources centers on Annette Buchanan of the University of Oregon who defied a court order. The piece argues preserving source protection strengthens press freedom and aids justice by enabling reporting on crime and corruption. It contrasts common-law privileges for journalists with limited protections in many states and Britain, urging acceptance of journalistic privilege to serve the public interest.
Washington reports July 1 marks the start of a large medical crisis as 19 million Americans aged 65 and over become eligible for free or near free hospital care. Experts warn demand may surge well beyond government projections and hospitals face capacity and staffing strains.
Missouri mother recalls doctors dismissing bed wetting as laziness until a pamphlet cure. a New Hampshire mother notes a machine paid for $75 that briefly helped her 11 year old, while doctors claimed no issue. Both stories illustrate frustration with medical dismissiveness.
Noel Harrison Rex's son reports to MGM this summer to co star with Stephanie Powers in The Girl From U N C L E. The film adaptation features Harrison joining the MGM project alongside Powers to play a key role in the spy adventure.
Hal Boyle recounts discovering his long sought navel during a weight loss drive. He notes dropping from 216 to 193 pounds and shares a comical self described diet plan using a milk bottle to bury uneaten food, framing it as a symbolic burying of his old fat self.
The Oswego Palladium Times lists city and county designation as official newspaper, staff titles, and office addresses. It details postal classifications, publication schedule, and subscription rates by mail and carrier, with regional pricing for New York and United States addresses and Canada. It notes membership in the Associated Press and invites corrections for misreadings.
An affirmation of divine guidance and strength noting God as the source of joy, protection, wisdom, and immortality. The speaker thanks the Lord for steadfast fidelity, integrity, character, and nourishment through spiritual gifts.
Opinion criticizes a 7 to 2 Supreme Court ruling upholding the Voting Rights Act provision that English literacy or a sixth grade education in an English speaking Puerto Rican school suffices for voters. The piece argues the decision expands federal power and weakens state control, threatening English language prerequisites.
Miss Ethel Barnes, retiring secretary to the Geneva Police Department, refused a money gift from officers and declined a testimonial dinner. Eleven off duty policemen painted her home on Monday while she was at work.
A Bible verse passage from Philippians 4 8 emphasizes true honest just pure lovely virtuous and praise worthy thoughts. It lists qualities to focus on and keep in mind for moral conduct.
The article analyzes a four spade contract where East leads queen of clubs and the declarer can misread the layout. By interpreting East s club holding as seven or more clubs and a heart shortage, the defense can force a down one for South.
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