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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
6
The piece argues Republicans may block a Constitutional Convention plan for free college education in New York State, weighing costs and impacts on public and private colleges. It notes arguments about responsibility versus earned achievements, and questions timing and political motives behind the proposal.
The editorial questions Governor Reagan of California as a GOP front runner, noting his lack of international or Washington experience and limited domestic tenure. It contrasts him with Rockefeller and suggests he retreat to Sacramento to focus on state issues. It warns the party and nation about his potential leadership.
The piece cites Dr. John W. Gardner at Yeshiva University urging graduates to resist quick fixes and grow into steady leaders. Harvard's Nathan M. Pusey criticizes blind trust in youth and calls for responsibility, patience, and enduring effort to improve society across generations.
Mr and Mrs Patrick Molinari of Arlington Virginia announce the birth of a son, Arnold Scott, born Sunday June 25. He has a brother and a sister. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Patrick Molinari of Oswego and Mr and Mrs Arnold Scott of Coldpepper Virginia. Paternal great grandmother is Mrs Dominic Molinari of Oswego.
New York State Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz warned visitors to Expo 67 in Montreal that housing in some tour packages is not ready or nonexistent. The Bureau of Consumer Frauds and Protection has received complaints about deplorable conditions from New York travelers.
Lefkowitz warns travel agents to verify accuracy of Montreal accommodations ads for the Expo. He notes limited housing near the Expo site and that temporary hotels and pre-fabs are main targets of complaints, possibly not lasting through the Fair duration.
Postmaster Leonard T. Gadwood announced no mail deliveries on Tuesday July 4. City and rural deliveries will be suspended and all post office windows closed for the holiday. Special delivery service remains available and city box collections follow a holiday schedule.
James E. Painter 29 of Granby Minetto Road Fulton awaiting Family Court appearance on assault third degree charge. He was arrested by Trooper Fred Martin after a complaint from his wife Gayle who said he threatened her.
In 1967 the Soviet Union leads as the main purchaser of Sao Paulo peanut exports. From a 1966 worldwide peanut trade total of 330000 dollars, the Soviet Union has already bought 140000 dollars worth.
The censure of Senator Thomas Dodd highlights unresolved issues about campaign contributions and personal vs political expenses. It questions whether donors gain favoritism and how rules should regulate use of funds including testimonial dinners and private donations. The piece contrasts Dodd with Adam Clayton Powell and calls for clearer conduct standards in Congress.
Paramount’s screen version of Barefoot in the Park will have its world premiere at New York’s Radio City Music Hall in June.
Hal Boyle notes most talk in America now consists of hollers when angry murmurs when noncommittal and grunts when listening ends. He offers light hearted icebreakers to revive dialogue and spread cheer, citing humorous examples to spark better talk.
The Oswego Palladium and Times lists its postal options and rates for local and out of state subscriptions. Rates cover city delivery in Oswego and surrounding counties, Canada, and general U S mail, with advance payment required and a note on misreadings to the Associated Press.
Analysis of Lyndon Johnson's 1968 prospects shows heavy pressure from Bobby Kennedy's rising appeal and Iowa polling gaps. George Romney leads Johnson in Iowa, while Kennedy trails Nixon and Reagan but tops Humphrey in some matchups. Kennedy's momentum contrasts with Johnson's dove stance on Vietnam and party loyalty questions.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. joins Senate opposition to the Johnson administration plan for a 22 billion dollar debt limit increase. He argues for a ceiling $10 billion below the proposed 358 billion, calling the rise outrageous unjustified and a disservice to taxpayers.
The Delta Queen paddlewheel steamer, 285 feet long and normally active on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, successfully navigated the new locks at Barkley and Cheatham dams to reach the Cumberland River.
A brief biblical verse excerpt from Matthew 10 19 urging reliance on divine speech in the moment of confrontation. The line emphasizes not worrying about wording precedents but trusting the timely guidance provided.
O God who art like a pest rock in a weary world teach us that a thousand years in thy sight are but yesterday when it is past. Save us from fretful restlessness and grant strength to do every task with trust that in thy pleasure we shall attain fullness of life through Jesus Christ. The Methodist Church.
A Becker column analyzes a rubber bridge hand where South’s jump to three no trump after North's rebid led to a minus 800 point swing as five heart tricks and a cold five clubs hand proved weak. The piece suggests safer routes via two spades over diamonds to invite a heart-stopper no trump and better assess the minor suit potential before committing to no trump.
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