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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
6
The New York Daily News editorial praises the Medicare bill’s defeat in the House Ways and Means committee. It argues there is no strong demand for Medicare and accuses presidents Kennedy and Johnson of pushing programs to secure political power.
The Roosevelt children meeting in Hyde Park unanimously disapproved both the original and revised designs for the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington. They urged scrapping the eight slab concept seen as ostentatious and inappropriate, echoing Justice Frankfurter’s 1941 recollection of FDR’s preference for a simple stone memory at the Archives grounds.
A Vineyard correspondent notes the Gazette now covers world events more than in the past. The author compares Islanders to Atlases bearing global responsibility, saying World War II altered small places like Martha's Vineyard and connected them to distant events.
In a column style reminiscence, Dr Brady discusses retirement rumors, his long-running health advice, and family history. He recalls bowing to pressures of deadlines, his parents' temperance influence, and notes on smoking harms, ice cream questions, and personal routines.
President Johnson names General Maxwell D. Taylor as ambassador to Viet Nam signaling a shift to a firmer policy aimed at winning the Southeast Asia conflict. The move heightens support from lawmakers and stresses readiness to expand U S forces if needed amid Communist advances in the region and potential wider repercussions for Asia and the Western Pacific.
William Crossin was admitted to the Veterans Hospital in Syracuse on Monday for minor surgery and expects a weeklong stay. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Dick Demase visiting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Larkin and Earl in Sodus, with other calls among local families listed.
Miss Beatrice Stevens visited the Rochester area as a weekend guest with her parents returning Sunday evening.
The Automobile Club of Syracuse cautions motorists planning long July Fourth trips. A safe pace is about 300 miles a day to avoid fatigue and boredom. The club urges stopping early for the night to enjoy the journey and reduce accident danger.
A biblical verse cites Jesus declaring to Peter that he will build his church and that the gates of hell will not prevail against it, from Matthew chapter 16 verse 18. The passage embodies foundational church authority and enduring protection.
HAL BOYLE notes medical dictionaries enumerate about 300 fears from rhapso phobia fear of defeat to hypnophobia fear of sleep. He briefs on common phobias and quirky ones like chromophobia money and pantophobia fear of everything, offering light relief amid anxieties.
A reflective editorial tone invokes the nation’s birthday, 1776, urging unity for a two hundred million population. It cites Thomas Macauley on liberty and the ongoing need for independence as essential to progress across generations.
Column recounts a Moscow student fleeing to Finland over geometry struggles and parental pressure. The piece laments geometry as torture, notes his six months of missed movies, and sarcastically suggests easing math for the student to avoid further defections.
A New England sophomore faced repeated escape attempts to the circus due to geometry struggles. Four times he packed possessions for defection to the sawdust ring, halted only by tight finances. His yearlong terror centered on failing to grasp basic problems in his geometry textbook.
A geometry class scene shows Miss Barrington, praised as beautiful, working with a boy who cannot define hypotenuse or pronounce it. Despite effort and perfume, he fails, prompting a joke about the grade scale and his father’s rule for no more Saturday movies until he passes.
South should raise to six notrump with hand 1 having AQ963 YAS OKT 49742, reasoning as 33+ combined points and balanced strength. For hand 2 pass is advised, as partner can likely make three notrump. a minor-trick game in diamonds may be unlikely. Hand 3 suggests four diamonds to probe for a suit slam, with partner’s spade support guiding toward five diamonds. Hand 4 with 11 HCP plus distribution favors five hearts, aiming for twelve tricks, not four, given North’s likely values in hearts for a three notrump bid.
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