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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
6
The Palladium Times honors Ray Carpenter a lifelong newspaperman who spent 36 years with the Post Standard and 24 with Palladium Times. He covered downtown and County Building beats daily until illness. colleagues recall his vast memory fairness and objectivity built over six decades of reporting.
New York officials propose sinking 460 wrecked cars off Atlantic Beach Long Island to form a reef 1 000 yards by 2 000 yards and ten feet deep. The plan aims to attract game fish and is supported by the State Conservation department which has a boat on site lowering the cars. The piece nominates Alderman Musico to pursue the inquiry.
Editorial remarks highlight California and Florida moving to liberalize abortion laws, joining Colorado and North Carolina. The piece contrasts New Jersey and New York staying unchanged, notes Catholic opposition, and warns of unsafe illegal abortions for the poor and uninformed. It also includes a dental health anecdote about digestion and the value of prophylaxis.
In a Palladium Times column Dr Brady recalls his father a blacksmith turned railway guard who preached sand as a health aid and died of intestinal sarcoma. He notes medical intolerance to new ideas cites Oliver Wendell Holmes facing abuse for exposing puerperal fever and praises truth over tradition.
The showboat Majestic will not travel the Ohio and Mississippi rivers this summer after Indiana University drama students staged productions aboard the vessel. After seven seasons, the hull deteriorated and is unsafe for audiences. The university seeks a new boat able to be refurbished for a 1963 floating tour.
Premier Kosygin faced a diplomatic bind as Kremlin instructions urged restraint while Washington and Senate leaders pressed for a meeting with President Johnson. Officials hinted at talks, yet Kosygin remained silent, delaying any confirmation until post news of Johnson family events offered cover for remarks.
The column cites studies on teen to middle aged driver death risk and dropout education links, advises on hot weather hydration, highlights South African gold output, and cites doctors alarm on mental effects of insect sprays. It also mentions red hair and rheumatic fever susceptibility, the Library of Congress size, and a Kathleen Norris quote reflecting stoic resilience.
Oswego Palladium Times consolidation with Oswego Times to form Oswego Palladium Times. Des Plaines Ave office in Illinois lists staff and rates for subscriptions and advertising. Rates vary by region and delivery method, with prepaid terms and multiple statewide and national options.
In Washington, Kuwait did not sever ties amid the Arab-Israeli war, while Ambassador Thalat Al Ghoussein and his wife host lavish events at their opulent embassy. The piece mocks gossipy decadence, noting the embassy’s riches, celebrity guests, and a culture of conspicuous consumption as a subtle bridge between East and West.
Radio Moscow offered a brief report on Premier Kosygin’s news conference with no mention of a second Johnson meeting. The noon newscast ran 55 seconds, stating Kosygin urged immediate Israeli troop withdrawal behind the truce lines and repayment of damages to Arab countries.
Prayer asks God to consecrate hands for good works and helping others. The message invokes Jesus’s crucified hands and ends with an Amen from Richard L. James, a Jacksonville Florida minister at Riverside Avenue Christian Church.
South dealer. Italy and United States faced off in 1951 Naples on a notable contract bridge hand. Forquet leads spade, trumps and finesses tested, yielding 1,430 points for Italy in one line and 1,530 for Italy after a six clubs opening lead in another, prompting discussion of risk and vulnerability.
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