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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
6
The piece rebuts Congressman Patman’s nostalgia for small local banks, arguing mergers and branch networks have expanded services and risk capacity. It contends bigger banks serve the public better, replacing old local dynasties with broader, better equipped institutions.
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP criticizes Black youths involved in New York City violence and the Black community's defenders for excuses. He urges recognizing a punk as a punk and placing him in his proper place to win friends for the civil rights cause.
Viewpoints discuss the readiness of employment recruiters for Negro graduates, calls for higher standards in Negro colleges, and potential benefits from a 1962 Labor study. Authors urge steady forbearance, broader opportunity, and better nutrition and education to curb degeneration fears and improve future prospects.
Dr Brady answers readers signed letters on health topics in Palladium Times. He compares pyorrhea with chronic joint disability noting both stem from long term nutritional deficiency and degeneration rather than inflammation. He emphasizes caution in diagnosis and urges readers not to take offense at linking gum disease to degeneration.
A call to service from the Citizen Soldier State Armory in Oswego New York invites volunteers to join as part of a state program. The notice emphasizes training readiness community defense and public service through the Armory's recruitment effort.
Three Supreme Court justices Black Harlan and White say the Fourteenth Amendment does not compel a private restaurant to serve any customer. The piece notes other justices’ contrary views and discusses constitutional doubts about civil rights legislation and state trespass laws. It reflects debate on federal power over private business in race based dining cases.
Al Gamby, a 67 year old former hobo who rode trains for decades, now lives in Bradenton Florida with a pension and enjoys fishing. He explains hobo distinctions—hobo bum and tramp—and recalls emblematic journeys including a roof ride on the Twentieth Century Limited.
An exhortation urging nations to advance arms control reduce fissionable materials and pursue inspectable disarmament. It calls on world leaders to sustain UN cooperation and meet with mutual respect to prevent an atomic holocaust feared by all.
Washington reports expose that lie detector tests in the Pentagon may be ineffective and immoral while the Defense Department continues using about 525 devices after 200000 tests over ten years. Capitol testimony reveals crude questioning of employees about sex life and past indiscretions.
The Pentagon released a two year secret report saying there is insufficient evidence that authoritarian methods work. It notes hypnosis and drug use on a subject can trigger spurious stories about his private life. The findings were submitted July 31, 1962, to a House subcommittee and then classified by Defense until declassified at the subcommittee’s insistence.
The piece argues against using lie detectors on federal employees citing privacy and ineffectiveness. It condemns bureaucratic faith in the gadget and warns it could be misapplied to sensitive arms control contexts especially toward Soviet leaders.
UPI reports a training camp in Durango Mexico for 25 stuntmen preparing to shoot war scenes for the film Major Dundee. The group will rehearse action sequences and fight choreography under supervision ahead of filming.
A biblical verse from Ephesians 4 32 urging kindness tenderness and forgiveness among people as God forgave through Christ.
A team-match hand contrasts rubber and duplicate play. North leads hearts, South battles with diamonds and clubs, one table down, another earns ten tricks. The article notes how duplicate play sharpens decisions and invites readers to request a free ACBL booklet.
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