Voyage to Yesterday Oswego Harbor Cruises Debut
The YMCA offers boat tours aboard a two hour cruise from the Holiday Inn wharf in Oswego from 9:30 a.m. noon 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. daily. Guides Leo Finn and Rosemary Nesbitt provide local history and contemporary context as tours run June 23 to July 11 and August 10 to 23 if demand remains strong.
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Holiday Inn
College
Hammermill
Leo Finn
Rosemary Nesbitt
Unit pricing in groceries hinges on consumer action
A lengthy discussion on unit pricing in supermarkets notes that stores display price per volume to help buying. It argues consumer indifference and confusing tags limit effectiveness while urging readers to use clear labels and compare costs to save money.
Check May Save on Airplane Fare
Civil Aeronautics Board rules create joint fares on multi airline trips, saving a minimum of four dollars per change. Verify fares after purchase by requesting a breakdown from a second agent to avoid overcharges. Also notes IRS amnesty extending estimated tax penalties waiver for 1971 and higher income filing thresholds.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
I.R.S
Burlington Northern green locomotives and cars painted Cascade
The 26,000 mile Burlington Northern merged from Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Great Northern, and Northern Pacific. A 12,000 freight cars and 2,100 locomotives received Cascade green paint costing 18 million dollars. The painted fleet would stretch about 1,300 miles if placed end to end.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington Northern
Aan
Radical Conflicts in Churches Fade Toward Moderation
A columnist notes a shift in church conflicts from radical social battles to a quieter, moderate tempo. Angela Davis’s defense funds sparked debate within the United Presbyterian Church, while Saul Alinsky’s death marks the loss of a key radical influence. The piece laments the dwindling number of church radicals for the late 20th century.
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Vietnam
Angela Davis
United Presbyterian Church
Marin County
America
Monterey
Calif
Saul Alinsky
Flight
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
N.Y
Giant
Film Corporation
Alinsky
Council of Churches
City Hall
Kodak
James Forman
Middle America
Americans Favor Higher Priced Foods In Rising Price Pulse
Americans show a growing preference for more expensive foods as wholesale prices rise, with emotional impact on households across income levels. The piece notes shifting diets toward protein, processed meat, and upscale items while acknowledging fixed or low incomes struggle.
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New York
Today in History June 24 1972 highlights
On this date in history notable events include the Berlin Blockade beginning in 1948, France adopting its first republican constitution in 1793, the 1940 armistice between France and Italy, the 1947 Taft Hartley Act override, and multiple anniversary notes. Also mentions Canadian loans, Kosygin visit to Niagara Falls, and a gas explosion fatalities.
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Soviet Union
Berlin
West Germany
France
Marshal Petain
Italy
House of Representatives
Harry S. Truman
Canada
Alexei Kosygin
United States
Niagara Falls
Jack Dempsey
Maharani
Sikkim
Hope Namgyal
John Ciardi
McGovern gains New York delegates as race tightens
Bruce Biossat notes McGovern's NY delegate haul nears the 250 mark, signaling the end of Humphrey’s campaign. He projects McGovern around 1,400 total delegates before the Miami Beach convention, with late support from uncommitted and state delegates shaping the nominating picture.
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Humphrey
New York
McGovern
Miami Beach
Chicago
Richard Daley
John Bailey
Connecticut
Kansas
David Hall
Oklahoma
Candidates oppose New York primary method in Capitol Corridors
In Albany AP report, Sen. George McGovern and Sen. Hubert Humphrey critique New York's delegate listing on ballots. McGovern cites weak clarity for voters while spending over 665000 dollars in the state primary. Humphrey explains not entering NY due to cost and delegate identification issues.
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Washington
Nea
George McGovern
New York
Democratic Party
McGovern
George Wallace
Maryland
Michigan
Hubert Humphrey
Michige
Humphrey
California
telcGovern
Albany
N.Y
New York State
Sen
South Dakota
Minnesota
John Lomenzo
Edmund Muskie
Maskie
Henry Jackson
Tim Boraas Turns Junk Into Lanterns For $200 Profit
In St Paul Minnesota 8th grader Tim Boraas welded scrap metal donated by his grandfather. He turned 1 675 pounds of junk into lanterns candleholders candy dishes and other items and earned about 200 in profit from sales.
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St, Paul, Minn
Tim Boraas
Massachusetts first to enact compulsory auto insurance law
World Almanac notes Massachusetts led with a compulsory insurance statute effective January 1, 1927. It required automobile owners to carry $5 000 and $10 000 liability coverage for civil liability from personal injury caused by their vehicles or trailers.
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Massachusetts
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Oswego Palladium Times Advertising and Subscription Rates
Notice shows historical Oswego Palladium Times branding and post office status. Rates listed include yearly 20.00 dollars, six months 12.00, three months 4.50, one month 5.0. carrier and mailing charges. advertising representatives and Associated Press notice.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Anc
Oswego
Weyne
Northern Coyage Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefelier Plaza
New York
N. Y
Associated Press
Palladium Times
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