No Vacant Lots? Oswego Midtown Center Block I Blight
In Oswego Block I of Midtown Center remains a wasteland a decade after Urban Renewal began. The area south of Bridge Street between East First Street and the river hosts vacant debris with no firm redevelopment plans though a Holiday Motel and a Marine Midland Bank project are discussed. William C. Pahl Co. owns the land bought for 23000 dollars amid condemnation, with little financial pressure to proceed, while city officials press for action to erase blight as two of three AA blocks have already redeveloped.
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Oswego
Midtown Center
East Side
Loreladen Arcade
Bridge St
Security Building & Loan Association
Masonic Temple
Campbell’s
Goldberg’s
East First St
Marine Midland Bank
William C. Pahl
Pahl
City Hall
Protest a la Mode in Washington Steak Dinner Protest
A critique of Rev. A. D. King leading a restaurant protest by dining and walking out on the bill at the Statler Hilton in Washington. The piece mocks the tactic as modern, unfocused protest, contrasts with Gandhi and Buddhist self-immolations, and suggests selecting better venues while noting the legal and social implications.
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A. D. King
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Washington
Statler Hilton
King Party
Paul Young
Jockey Club
Dover Sale
Gandhi
Viewpoints of Other Editors from St Louis Post Dispatch
The piece surveys Argentina under General Ongania, noting puritanical censorship, public morals crackdowns, and a cosmopolitan Buenos Aires. It also touches on economic hardship, austerity, and a fragile recovery, while contrasting state policy with street-level hippie culture and public backlash.
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Juan Carlos Ongania
Buenos Aires
Gen. Ongania
Stravinsky Ballet
Health As Seen By Dr. Brady on Riboflavin Deficiency
Dr Brady explains wrinkles reflect riboflavin deficiency, a B2 vitamin issue. He notes riboflavin in milk, liver, cheese, eggs, greens, and dried beans. milk products retain value after moderate heating. explains pasteurization impact.
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Brady
Textbook Law debate and gun surrender letter to Palladium Times
A reader letter praises New York State's secular textbook loan law noting Supreme Court support for its constitutionality while detailing its costs to Oswego Catholic High School. Another letter urges citizens to surrender guns to police, arguing guns protected history and freedom, and requests feedback from Vietnam opponents.
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Palladium Times
New York State
Boards of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
NYS
Byron White
Justice White
New York Times
Uncommitted Candidate Elected to Central New York Delegation
A letter praising the election of an uncommitted candidate to the Central New York area delegation and urging support for the chosen Democrat at the National Convention in Chicago in August. The writer, Dr Burden, expresses confidence and prays for guidance for the nominee and the party.
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New York
Chicago
United States
Dr. Burden
Mrs. Nancy Elliott Named Durango Herald Managing Editor
Mrs. Nancy Elliott, recently promoted to managing editor of The Durango Herald, is the mother of Mike Elliott, the U.S. Olympic cross country skier.
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Durango, Colo
Nancy Elliott
The
Durango
Piccadilly Circus to get underground traffic and new buildings
London plan to streamline Piccadilly Circus includes underground traffic, new buildings and hotels while preserving the bright lights and the statue of Eros. Work to begin in about three years, announced by the Greater London Council.
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Piccadilly Circus
London
Pccadilly Circus
God of Love
Greater London Council
Eros
Councl
Wheelchair escape from Ventura hospital ward
Authorities say Richard G. Mendoze, 26, escaped from Ventura County Hospital prison in a motorized wheelchair after slipping from the detention ward. Paralyzed from the waist down, he is believed to have fled Wednesday night while awaiting trial on narcotics charges. The other item notes Ronkonkoma Fire Department water rescue drill required police helicopter to save three volunteers after two were dumped into Lake Koma.
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Ventura, Calif
Richard G. Mendoz
Ventura County Hospital
Mendoze
Ronkonkoma, N.Y
Ronkonkoma
Lake Koma
Suffolk County Police
Stamps In The News FAP Newslosnem
West Germany releases a 1972 Olympic stamp set for Munich with semipostals to fund the games. Bulgaria honors space achievements with stamps of Gagarin and Glenn. Swaziland issues an interim 3 cent stamp after a rate rise. Also notes Philatelic albums and Minkus Journal updates.
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Syd Kronish
Meico City
West Germany
Munich
World Wide Philatelic Agency
Germany
Pierre de Coubertin
Richard Wagner
Nurnberg
Wagner
Swaziland
Britain
Bulgaria
Space
Russia
U.S
Gagarin
Terechkova
Leonov
Glenn
White
Minkus Stamp Journal
Pitcairn
Matin
South Sea Islands
Monaco
Roosevelt
Schumann
Schubert
Minkus
W. 32Nd St
New York
N.Y
Stamp column notes easy purchases at local dealers
The column states that all stamps mentioned can be bought from local stamp dealers or any store with a stamp department, guiding readers to accessible sources for philatelic items.
East German visa move aims to test West German resolve
The piece argues East Germany and Moscow seek to constrain West German travel and force de facto recognition of East Germany. It contends Moscow favors keeping U.S. troops in West Germany to bleed American resources and pressures Washington amid a broader Soviet strategy to keep the West off balance. It cites border incidents near Wolfsburg as examples of harassment and strategic signaling.
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East Berlin
Unter den Linden
West Germany
West Berlin
East Germany
Bonn
Moscow
Soviet Union
Germany
U. S
Wolfsburg
Prussia
Ghrendorf
Willi Scherfise
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Be strong and Courageous Verse From Joshua 1:9
A brief biblical quotation proclaims strength and courage with the promise that God is with you wherever you go. This excerpt emphasizes reassurance and faith for readers facing journeys or challenges.
This Day In History June 22 1968 Highlights
On this date in 1941 Germany invaded the Soviet Union. Other notes mark 1773 California settlement by Dominican friars, 1815 Napoleon abdication, 1870 creation of the U S Department of Justice, 1911 King George V and Queen Mary coronation, 1957 U S troops to be home from Japan, 1962 Soviet veto in UN over Kashmir, Adams resignation, a Soviet cosmonaut and cosmonautess orbiting Earth, and a 1968 Glassboro summit plan.
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Associated Press
Germany
Soviet Union
California
Napoleon Bonaparte
U.S. de of Justice
Congress
George V
Britain
Queen Mary
Westminster Abbey
London
United States
Japan
N.U. Security Council
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Moscow
Red Square
Earth
White House
Johnson
Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Nazarene Assembly Weakens Racial Bias Stand
The Church of the Nazarene, with 680 delegates at its 17th quadrennial assembly, approved a resolution affirming equality before the law and voting rights for all, regardless of race color or creed. The Seminary Board of Trustees was elected Thursday, including Kenneth Pearsall of Syracuse New York.
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Kansas City AP
Church of the Nazarene
Seminary
Kenneth Pearsall
Syracuse
N.Y
Palladium Tines Daily Oswego Ad Rates Note
Public notice fragment shows publication details for Palladium Times Oswego with advertising rates and address at 174 West First Street. Mentions July 2 consolidation act and associated departments. Content is incomplete and partly garbled.
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West First St
Oswego
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