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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
6
Sen. Robert Kennedy states he will support President Johnson for reelection in 1968. He frames his stance as constructive criticism and notes the political advantages of backing Johnson to influence future nominations while keeping his wider ambitions in view.
The piece critiques a French made radar vision glasses ad promising twelve foot depth sight to locate wary fish. It questions gimmicks in fishing while noting responses of fishermen and the broader issue of restocking fish as humans seek new methods.
The piece paints a portrait of midsummer life with phrases about fields and meadows, upland ridges, ripened grasses, and apples swelling on the bough. It notes heat, blue skies, dawn mists, and porch views of fireflies and cow bells as July begins a slow march toward the shortest day.
Viewpoints discuss vast underground Sahara water reserves potentially powering arid regions with oil income and political cooperation. Dr Ambroggi notes 13 countries with 148 million people share the arid zone, where groundwater and thin soils could support farming if nations cooperate and finance Sahara-wide exploitation.
A reader asks about brown spots appearing on hands and arms in the past year and notes many older women without them. The column suggests common aging signs and provides a brief sign-off request for a cosmetic blemishes lesson.
Supreme Court ruling clarifies that no federal law gives absolute rights to block streets or aid civil rights demonstrators. Removal to federal court requires explicit federal provisions, and incitement to violence may prompt new federal legislation as protests grow. The decision affirms limits on free assembly and cautions against civil disobedience.
Dr Brady links allergy sensitivity to a mineral poor modern diet and low minerals. He recommends the pamphlet Relief for Allergy with 10c for potassium and vitamin C for emergency relief and calcium with vitamin D for seasonal prevention. He notes readers’ questions show good spelling and grammar and that writers live in better residences.
Question about bronchitis being dangerous and possible link to cancer or tuberculosis. Answer notes that onset of pulmonary tuberculosis can resemble bronchitis. Advises not to worry but seek medical examination, possibly repeated exams, to confirm diagnosis.
Hal Boyle rounds up quirky notes on daily life from fashion psychology to work habits. He cites Emanuel Rosenblatt on pants color signaling traits like red for athletes and purple for cultured people, and notes on moonlighting, child brain growth, and aging brains.
Oswego Palladium Times announces its status as official Oswego city and county newspaper. It lists publishing offices, staff titles, and mailing rates for subscriptions by mail and carrier, including regional pricing and international options.
An editor calls for national unity and steady purpose amid trouble and criticism. The message prays for restoration of unity, courage to face crises, and the creation of new resources while applying national aims without fear. It invokes the Psalmist on brethren dwelling together in unity.
Opinion piece riffs on Mansfield Fulbright as Romeo to Johnson's Mercutio in a satire aligning Cold War diplomacy with Romeo and Tybalt. The author imagines Johnson and Mao in a theatrical street brawl, warning of political miscalculation and the risk of bipartisan arbitration derailing decisive policy.
Elston H. Swanson of Upper Brookville was re elected president of the New York State YMCA at Association Island near Watertown. New officers include vice presidents Charles P. Herberl Frank C. Love and Albert R. Holden, secretary William Baird, and Mrs. Kenneth J. Hodgson the first woman named to the executive committee on the 30 member board.
In the 1964 International Trials in Dallas South opens hearts, West misreads to three hearts then six diamonds contract. Declarer wins spades, draws trumps, and clubs to seal a 1370 point slam while West laments a heart lead would have defeated the slam.
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