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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
6
Mayor John V. Lindsay argues for justice and job programs to curb civic unrest. He urges expanding job training and opportunities for youths, rejecting harsh force and advocating restraint. Lindsay stresses alleviating alienation to reduce violence and improve social conditions.
Haydn S. Pearson notes midsummer in July with long days and growing crops. He mentions blueber ry ripening, pasture roses on hillsides, mullein stalks, and cat tail heads. The piece reflects on St Swithin and seasonal expectations while observing the heat and farm life.
Viewpoints of Other Editors discuss a salary of $1.00 a day for Anglican Church of Canada members in Selkirk Manitoba and their self sustaining school near Edmonton. The piece notes housing food and duties, winter snowshoe hikes, summer canoe trips, and self help without government aid. It also asks about milk fat content and calcium in buttermilk versus whole milk with a practical answer.
A column praising country life and plain wheat as healthy choices. A farmer family credits Dr Brady for their move from city to farm life and a thriving homestead. The piece suggests trying plain wheat in daily meals and offers a pamphlet Wheat to Eat for 20 cents with stamped self addressed envelope.
The green outer leaves of head lettuce contain more vitamins than the pale inner core. The pale center is less nutrient dense and provides fewer vitamins compared with the outer green portion.
A reader argues that 70 should not disqualify senior citizens from jury service and questions a law limiting public office seekers and holders to age 70. The editor notes Oswego County's current 70 year limit, explains it stems from population-based rules, compares Onondaga County's 72 year limit, and mentions retirement requirements and possible future census effects.
The VFW Buddy Poppy is assembled by disabled and needy veterans in hospitals nationwide. Funds raised through their sale by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliaries are used exclusively to aid veterans and their dependents.
Washington editor argues for removing politics from Supreme Court appointments. He recalls past selections, notes Warren’s resignation allowed a lame duck to name a successor, and calls for American Bar Association to recommend nine to ten jurists for presidential consideration.
JOY STILLEY NEW YORK AP The absent minded professor who winds the cat and puts out the clock is lucid by comparison. The writer recalls long history of clumsy mistakes from feeding coffee into the sugar bowl to mistaking mustard in the fridge. She jokes about spray products hair care and a roofless floor mix up. Hal Boyle is ill.
Seven companion actions are on the Supreme Court calendar in the Fulton county case arising from a December 1966 resturant incident that killed James Egan of Fulton. A County Court jury found William LeVea guilty of second degree assault and related charges. sentencing is set for July 15. Helen Egan, administratrix of James Egan, sued Lakeview Lanes Corp Ulysses Papini and LeVea for wrongful death.
Helen Egan and her sons and daughter as natural guardians of Daniel, James, Patrick, Timothy and Maureen Egan sue Lakeview Lanes Corporation. L. H. and R. S. Amdursky represent plaintiffs. Sugarman, Wallace & Manheim and John E. Shaffer represent defendants.
In San Antonio a five foot live alligator was found in a apartment complex swimming pool. Gardener Archie Long initially doubted the tale before confirming the gator. He captured it with a noose and had the animal taken to the alligator gardens at Brackenridge Park.
A Paris price surge hits French households with bread up 10 percent and cigarets up 30 percent as workers grow wary of a system guided by government and big business. The piece argues wage gains are eaten by higher costs, fueling wildcat strikes and political disillusion toward De Gaulle and his allies.
A terse biblical verse notes that not all who call on the name of the Lord will be acknowledged as true. It warns against mere outward piety without genuine faith or obedience. The saying emphasizes inner devotion over vocal allegiance.
In 1918 prices rise with war impact as official league ball jumps to 2.00 after July 1. George Hitchcock named east side deputy at 960 a year. War stamps sold, two intoxication cases heard in police court. Strawberries spill from an express wagon on East First street. about five crates saved. Summer leisure warns of peak crowds at beaches and parks despite genre outlook.
In a veteran forester’s view California faces a potentially explosive fire season with no relief until fall. Fire crews fight a 45,000 acre blaze in Angeles National Forest as the season started early in Northern California. Officials warn July and August will be worse than usual due to extended dry conditions.
Prayer asks God to bless youth as hope, for parents who trust in themselves, and for national leaders burdened by heavy tasks. Dudley Strain of Lubbock Texas signs as minister of the First Christian Church.
The Palladium Times publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 174 West First Street Oswego New York. The notice lists mail rates by year in advance 6 26.00, half year 13.00, single copies 0.10 and carrier delivery details. It mentions subscriptions for Oswego Wayne Northern counties and provides contact details and staff names in a garbled OCR.
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