Youth Leader Attacks North Vietnam Peace Treaty
Ron Docksai a senior at St John s University New York criticizes the People s Peace Treaty calling for immediate troop withdrawal and accusing the Communists of seeking totalitarian domination of Indochina He notes past cease-fire violations by North Vietnam and questions the treaty s assurances while urging readers to contact Young Americans for Freedom for more information He praises young leaders for steering future policy with concern for South Vietnam and allied Americans.
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St. John’s University
New York
North Vietnam
Docksai
America
Thieu-by-Khiem
South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Paris
Laos
Cambodia
Indochina
Massachusetts Ave. N.W
Washington, D.C
Ron Docksai
Men to Lead Nation Echoes From Hol land Poem
The piece cites Josiah Holland and his 1860s call for strong minds and ready hands. It notes the enduring need for men of honor who stand against demagogues and resist office spoils, reflecting on public duty and integrity.
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Josiah Holland
Dr Brady on Spinal Trouble and Calcium Therapy
An Indiana reader reports neck and spinal pain pyorrhea and leg cramps improved after calcium and vitamin D supplements. He cites volumes and pamphlets on dental health calcium deficiency adult tetany and rheumatic joint issues, with instructions to send stamps and envelopes for copies.
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Brady
Indiana
Pocket Cyclopedia of Health
Eand
Perfect Harbor of New York Cited by Britannica
Britannica notes New York Harbor as one of the world’s most perfect natural harbors because of its large water area depth shelter and easy access with small tides.
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New York
Encyclopedia Britannica
Cubit's Length Defined as Bible Measuring Standard
A cubit, a standard Biblical measurement, is the distance from the elbow to the middle finger. It is commonly about 18 inches in length.
Pentagon Study Aims to Cast Vietnam Role As Document Based
Washington scrutiny grows over the Pentagon study described as history based solely on documents. The 36 man panel lacked White House access or interviews with key participants, prompting calls for further investigation to form an impartial judgment on Vietnam policy. General Maxwell Taylor questions conclusions, while Time magazine notes McNamara’s concern over delayed, dramatic document releases.
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Washington
Pentagon
White House
Leslie H. Gelb
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Clark Clifford
Moscow
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Vietnam
Johnson
Time
Taylor
Hal Boyle Hubby's Taste Buds Big Reason for Meal Choices
Louise Cook reports on a husband who evolved from craving barbecue to seeking refined dining with pate cheese courses and multiple wines. He embraced French cooking, learned wine terms, and now spends minutes choosing sauces and desserts, while the wife continues to improve her cooking skills.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Texas
Burglars Strike East Side Store for 1200 Dollar Loot
Burglars visited the East side shopping district early this morning and stole about 1200 dollars in merchandise from William Burns store. A window sash with bars could not stop them. only large sizes were missing. Also noted: Earl W. Brown, one of 90 game protectors, will lose his job July 1 due to state retrenchment. Obituaries list Thomas H. Jones Nora Sculley Mary Hagenbruch Edward Wheeler.
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East Side
William Burns
Burns
Earl W. Brown
Thomas H. Jones
Nora Sculley
Mary Hagenbruch
Edward Wheeler
New Medical Office Building Planned For Oswego Area
Construction of a unique medical office building set to open in fall will house Drs Belden Quigley Grant and Mother. Fritz Holmes, Fulton banker, is re-elected president of Oswego County Boy Scout Council. Only 14 players completed the 18 hole blind hole event at Oswego Country Club due to bad weather. Mrs Allen McChesney won the 18 hole A event with Mrs James McDonald capping the B division rollers.
Ray Cromley U S Subsidies Pentagon Kept Firms
Washington report outlines how Pentagon practices over 20 years have bailed out defense contractors, creating a tight circle of favored firms. It notes price adjustments, advances, guarantees, and government ties shaping national security and free enterprise, with Lockheed cited as a troubling example.
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Ray Cromley
U. S
Pentagon
Washington
NEA
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Defense Department
Lockheed
United States
Defense
Congress
National Defense
Perspective on a 547 Page Nader Report on First National City Bank
The piece weighs whether the Nader report's accusations against First National City Bank are sound or biased. It notes the bank’s charge of cynicism, and discusses consumer perspectives on business morality, using airline pricing to illustrate age based subsidy concerns and issues of fairness across age groups.
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NEW York
Nader
First National City Bank
First City
Airline
Thoughtful adage on prosperity and advertising wisdom
A compact meditation contrasts prosperity with advertising, noting divine timing in both riches and trials. It cites Ecclesiastes 7 14 and Elbert Hubbard on merit beyond medals, urging focus on lasting marks rather than titles.
Oswego Palladium Times Advertisement Rates and Notices
The Palladium Times details pricing for home delivery and single copies in Oswego and nearby addresses, with annual and monthly rates. Advertising representatives and contact offices in Des Plaines and New York are listed, and a note requests readers report corrections to misstatements.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Ormae
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