Architects questioned over school building plan costs
A Palladium Times inquiry reveals the Oak Hill site clearance cost reached 5400 dollars, higher than the Board office’s 3800. The extra funds paid for fill dirt and topsoil, not in the architect’s specs, raising concerns about the architect’s role and the board’s cost decisions.
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Board of Education
Palladium Times
Oak Hill
Temple of Education
Gimcrack
Radio City
Mosquito Lore Reveals Why Some Are More Bitten
University of Western Ontario zoologist Dr. A W A Brown spoke at a New York AMA gathering about mosquito preferences. He says females target men, favor dark checkered clothing, and are drawn to moisture warmth and sex hormones in perspiration. Dry cool and sexless is ideal, he notes.
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A. W. A. Brown
University of Western Ontario
American Medical Association
New York
Dr. Brown
Brown
Viewpoints on movie censorship and health claims debated
Editors discuss how to curb obscene films, weighing state censorship limits and proposed Regents classification while recognizing police focus on hardcore material. The piece argues for an official independent rating source and notes private groups already provide youth guidance.
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Board of Regents
Laverne
Regents
War in Viet Nam a test of endurance and resolve
Analysis argues the United States must stay in Vietnam to deter Communist expansion. It warns that withdrawal would invite greater aggression, threaten Western Europe, and risk nuclear war. Emphasizes unity with allies and the UN while defending Vietnam policy.
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Viet Nam
United States
Congress
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Europe
Berlin Wall
Great Britain
Malaysia
Sukarno
Middle East
Africa
America
Far East
Formosa
Vaded
Philippines
Australia
Japan
United Nations
British Commonwealth of Nations
Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Real Specialists
Dr Brady denounces self styled specialists and urges real specialists and clinics linked to medical schools. He calls for free or token charge care for the financially dependent and a society to curb phony clinics.
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Brady
Lous
Vietnam district chief earns trust in Montagnard war effort
Capt. Nguyen Xuan Loc, 33, leads a rough 1,800 square mile district near the 17th Parallel to win Montagnard loyalty. He imports rice, trains fighters, and appoints Montagnard deputies to counter distrust. Loc says he dislikes the job but will fulfill his duty, warning that loyalty is key to victory.
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Khe Sanh
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Xuan Loc
Loe
United States
Lac
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
17Th Parallel
Hanoi
McCoy
Hatfield
Lec
Impor
Lee
Ft. Benning
Oswego Palladium Times details and rates
The Oswego Palladium Times lists staff, address, and publication details. It notes consolidation of the Palladium and Times, and provides office locations, rates for mail and carrier delivery, and advertising agency information. It is the official newspaper of Oswego city and county with Associated Press affiliation.
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Oswego Pallaisian-Lenes
West First St
Oswego
N. Y
Oswego N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
West Third
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Matthews Special Agency Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Eston
Mass
An Editor's Moment of Meditation
The passage extols the Word of God as humanitys precious heritage and guide to goodness and progress. It praises the language of invocation and the chronicles of faith and hope handed down through centuries, blessing those who accept the supreme message and its power.
Johnson narcotics bill favors treatment over punishment
President Johnson's narcotics bill emphasizes rehabilitation over punishment, proposing hospital confinement for addicts responsive to treatment and keeping some offenders under strict control during diagnosis. Critics warn about leniency for repeat offenders and the dangers of addiction beyond ordinary crime.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate sends bill to Johnson curb pranks on bomb reports
The Senate passed a bill to reduce penalties for pranksters who falsely report bombs on planes and public conveyances, replacing misdemeanor fines with civil actions up to 1000 dollars. Willful offenses remain subject to higher fines or imprisonment. Another measure to criminalize interstate travel aiding arson also goes to the President.
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Johnson
Washington
Senate
White House
Justice Department
Bible Passage on Love and Mercy
A devotional snippet urges readers to keep in God’s love and await Jesus Christ’s mercy that brings eternal life. It emphasizes rescuing those in doubt by saving them from danger.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Jude
Overcall decisions in contract bridge five test hands
Becker analyzes responses to a right hand opponent’s one spade overcall with five hands. Options include pass, one notrum, double, two diamonds, and two spades, detailing safety, point counts, and three-suited hand logic for competitive bidding.
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Central New York
American Institute of Architects
Nicholas Engelhardt
Englehardt
Leighton
Rochester Times-Union
Keystone Cops
U. S
State Board of Regents
Thomas Laverne
Gov. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
M. K
Havid Lawrence
Washigton
The
Alice
Hal Boyle
By Andrew Tully
Hophead
B. Jay Becker
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