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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
6
The 1964 graduates leave college with a subtle, unbranded identity as commencement speakers offer cautious, stock phrases. They face a world on the threshold, with numerous currents pulling at them and decisions to make rather than a defined path.
Fifty years after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo the article notes how the event sparked World War I. It describes the Black Hand and Serbian plans, the empire’s borders, and how Europe’s political landscape has shifted yet retains similar hatreds and aims.
Editor notes that high schools overstate college aid by touting dollar amounts and urges distinction between merit based scholarships and need based aid. The piece stresses that public celebration should honor scholarship achievement, not monetary totals, and cautions against advertising need based awards as prize sums. Ol Doe Brady signs off with personal health advice on staying fit through daily walking and exercise.
A reader writes about Dr Brady or Grady guidance on breathing and constipation hygiene. A wife describes her husband quitting smoking 21 years ago and a request for a new constipation booklet for an aunt in hospital. The exchange discusses health habits, weight, and personal resolve.
A reader asserts social drinking hides alcoholism while others caution against. The column argues against “handling” alcohol like morphine and notes psoriasis may remit naturally. Mrs L W and another correspondent discuss iodine, with a request for Pamphlet 33 and a nickel stamp.
A federal judge warned Prince Edward County Virginia supervisors they could be jailed if they do not approve funds to reopen schools and levy taxes. The county closed schools amid desegregation disputes, raising questions about federal reach into local autonomy and 14th Amendment enforcement.
UPI notes Leonard Bernstein conducts the New York Philharmonic in a recording of his new symphony with the speaker role by Felicia Montealegre and Jennie Tourel, plus two choirs and a full orchestra. Lisa Della Casa shines in Strauss lieder in her first recording of the great songs, while Boris Christoff presents a regal(Tsars and Kings) collection.
Hal Boyle notes moonlighting grows in the U.S. with about four million people holding two jobs. Most double duties are men, many married, and it’s common among teachers farmers salesmen postal workers firemen and police. The piece blends quirks and trivia reflecting midcentury American life.
An earnest reflection extols summer's light scent warmth and asks God for health happiness for the speaker family and community. It highlights soft breezes brooks fruits clouds dawns dusks noons midnights birds and insects as reminders of divine order and peace.
A veteran French journalist denounces the U S release of World War II letters belittling de Gaulle as a calculated insult by the White House and State Department. He notes relief from allies’ reactions, D-Day context, and questions U S diplomacy under Johnson and Rusk.
The text notes sung arias from Don Carlo Boris Godounov Verdi's early Attila Iphigene en Aulide and Prince Igor. It praises the performer for delivering kingship with majesty and simple heart, as expected of regal representation.
About 3100 workers idled since May 23 by a work load dispute were set to begin returning to their jobs Monday at the Aluminum Co of America plant in Massena New York. The Aluminum Workers International Union Local 420 approved the settlement reached Thursday in St Louis by a narrow margin in a vote of about 2000 Alcoa employees.
A scripture verse from Matthew 20 27 28 emphasizes true greatness lies in serving others. Jesus explains he came to minister not to be served and to give his life as a ransom for many.
The Becker column describes a North dealer four hearts contract played in Italy vs United States. Pabis Ticci and Belladonna falter against Leventritt and Schenken as Forquet’s defense tests the line but Leventritt secures the contract with precise play and a defensive diamond and club sequence.
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