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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
6
The author questions any interpretation of a Chinese H-bomb test as credible and warns of dangers if Red China possesses this weapon. The piece notes the worsening Cold War rivalry with the Soviet Union and China and suggests Beijing could use the weapon for propaganda and coercive aims.
The piece argues Mao Tse-tung struggles to consolidate power after a year of internal revolt centered on the leadership, with the army supporting him against red guard forces. It warns the hydrogen bomb could be used as blackmail in a grim, unjustifiable scenario, reflecting a pessimistic view of Peking's leverage.
A writer argues for Grandma’s strength and daily labor, showing she did not merely stay home. Grandmother had help and managed cooking sewing and cleaning with limited modern conveniences. She fed and clothed her family through hard work and pioneer resolve.
The piece discusses a half a speech from a Federal Land Bank anniversary, noting a missing opening half and presenting the delivered meat of the message. It also includes a light aside about a morsel of domestic chatter.
Dr Brady writes that daily exercise is essential for vite and outlines setting-up exercises for those lacking general activity. He warns that abrupt health decline is due to cardiovascular degeneration, not male climacteric, and promotes Volumette 2 and 16 in the Pocket Cyclopedia series with purchase details.
A columnist argues prolonged relaxation harms blood flow and suggests brisk walking to restore muscle tone. The piece notes blood stagnation in the splanchnic veins raises blood pressure and advises not to rely on home remedies. It mentions a Q and A on Epsom salts for high blood pressure and a snippet about a fourteen year old girl with slanted shoulders.
A 1967 issue from Guyana reproduces the famed 1856 British Guiana one cent stamp The world’s rarest stamp sparked a long chain of sales and high values starting with a 12 year old collector in 1872 Its history includes buyers for 600 dollars in 1878 and a move into Count Ferrary’s collection Arthur Hind bought it in 1922 for 37000 dollars and gifted it to his wife before his 1933 death Its present location is unknown but the stamp remains a unique, highly valued artifact in philately
Warren B. Miller III, a 21 year old full time Memphis State University student with two businesses, was chosen mayor of Clifton Tennessee to succeed W. J. Patmore who resigned due to ill health. Miller said older residents declined the post to tend to their own affairs.
Former Vice President Richard Nixon proposed that Jerusalem's Old City gain Vatican-like status with autonomous religious rights. He urged Israel not to withdraw from territories until a peace settlement is reached and said the Old City's future is non negotiable. Nixon left for Athens and Rome en route home.
Rich ard J. Bartlett named head of the newly created State Crime Control Council in Albany. Governor Rockefeller confirmed Bartlett will lead at a salary of 18000 dollars, bringing together state and local crime fighting efforts and coordinating criminal law matters.
The Stewart Hartshorne Co will rebuild the Oswego Shade Cloth Co plant into a top city facility with new plumbing floors and casings. Thomas P Kingsford offers to surrender his West First Street property for the new high school site with three months notice requested. Jackson Barnett, Creek Indian, buys $800000 in Liberty Bonds while reportedly earning $50000 monthly from oil land near Tulsa despite government competency findings.
Twenty five years ago on June 24 1942 Nazi forces begin a flanking sweep into Egypt and German tanks push on the Kharkov front. Aldermen revolt against long council sessions setting a curfew to 11 pm. Nicholas Andrews of Phoenix tops a civil service game protector list with four successful candidates. Mayor Scanlon appoints John J McGrath to head scrap metal drive and Chaplain James E Clarke receives a captain promotion while on leave from Christ Church.
The report notes Gen Dwight D Eisenhower named as commander of the European war front. It also covers Axis forces pushing 60 miles into Egypt and local wartime actions at Oswego State Teachers College with faculty enrolling in Army Air Force training. Obituaries and local scenes accompany the dispatch.
A top lung cancer expert says the link between smoking and cancer remains debatable. In golf action Frank Osetek posts 140 for four under par while Frank Plata finishes runner up. Obituaries list several region figures and students achieve perfect marks in Oswego High School Regents exams. The Supreme Court today upheld the federal obscenity sta.
A new measure tightens restrictions on mailing indecent literature, barring delivery to addresses under the new guidelines. The rule targets publishers and distributors, aiming to curb obscenity in circulation and enforce community standards.
At dawn thousands of Arabs fled Israeli controlled zones in Jordan crossing the Allenby Bridge into Jordanian territory. About 3,000 had crossed by 10 a.m. with refugees queued for buses and trucks toward east refugee camps as Jordanian officials cited harassment by Israeli forces.
The Oswego Palladium Times announces postal status and consolidates the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times. It lists publisher Clarence T Leighton associate publisher Clark Morrison and business staff. Rates for mail and carrier subscriptions are provided for multiple regions with advance payment required. Advertising agency and member status with Associated Press are noted.
Washington pundits view Indira Gandhi's government as indecisive and pro Arab while criticizing India’s non alignment. The piece questions U Thant’s UN withdrawal, India’s aid stance, and Menon influence amid Gaza clashes and Kashmir concerns.
A biblical verse from Psalms calls for mercy and salvation. The message centers on human need for divine mercy and the hope of deliverance through God.
Prayer text thanking the Holy Spirit for moving hearts to claim Christ as mighty King. Seeks dynamic living and guidance to act in Jesus name to draw others to love. Signed by Bernard E Michael, Watertown Wisconsin, minister at Ebenezer Moravian Church.
In Becker’s bridge article a six no trump slam is secured after a careful line. West opens two suits and the declarer wins with the queen of diamonds then a series of precise steps strip East and force a heart lead. A final finesse yields the 12th trick and the slam.
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