March On Washington? A Newsroom Opinion Stance
A June 28, 1963 editorial opposes a proposed 100000 person march on Washington by African Americans to push civil rights legislation. The piece warns the tactic risks public order, harms Congress reception, and favors using contact with lawmakers and hearings instead for lawful progress. It frames Washington as already racially diverse and predicts a cold congressional reception if the march proceeds.
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Washington
Congress
America
Coxie
March
National pastime of house hunting grows nationwide
A man visits a new sample home and finds house looking has become a national habit. Brokers retreat from doors as crowds swarm developments. Buyers still visit, but many lookers bring guests and show little intent to buy. The activity doubles as leisure and a display of upgrading trends.
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Joneses
Viewpoints on quiet meals and child noise in tax rules
The piece lampoons IRS expense rule changes that penalize noisy children at business meals. It questions how Mortimer Caplin will handle homes of families with multiple kids and suggests parents might use tapes or babysitters to keep meals tax deductible.
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Wall Street Journal
IRS
Mortimer Caplin
Caplin
Copacabana
State University remodeling bid notices at Sheldon Hall Oswego
Public bid invites sealed proposals for Sheldon Hall remodeling SUNY Oswego. Specifies 55 calendar days for completion, deposit for plans, duplicate bids, and $2500 bid guarantee. Also includes foreclosure sale notice for Oswego County real estate and biographical notes on Roy Rogers and Rose Marie.
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State University Construction Fund
Sheldon Hall
State University OF New York
Oswego
New York
The
Washington Avenue
Albany
David W. Traub
Congress Debates Civil Rights Under Demonstration Pressure
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy presents civil rights proposals to the House Judiciary Committee citing street demonstrations as a pressure for action. He argues public facilities may be regulated by federal power though ownership rights remain, while Congress faces duress in passing laws against racial discrimination in restaurants hotels and stores.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
House
Birmingham
Jackson
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Vacation Church School awards to be handed at Sunday service
Southwest Oswego Methodist Church will honor Vacation Church School children at 11 a.m. Sunday June 30. Certificates will be given for perfect attendance and Scripture memory. The program includes slides on relationships and talks by students from Kenya and Indonesia. Attendance reached 47 on Wednesday. many helpers and parents assisted.
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Southwest Oswego
Thomas G. Caldwell
Kenya
Indonesia
Ilse Dunsmoor
Caldwell
Alice Austin
Joyce Holly
Ed Halstead
Louise Pritchard
Marion Place
Rev. Caldwell
Lois Gras
Reading Obituaries First In Paper Sign of Old Age
Hal Boyle riffs on middle age with wry observations about memory, weather, politics, and aging rituals. The piece concludes that acceptance comes with humor and small comforts like reading obituaries first.
Editor's Moment Of Meditation Prayer
An editor meditates on freedom amid societal troubles and rapid tech change. The plea seeks divine guidance to face life’s problems, fulfill duties with confidence, and maintain gratitude and harmony with God’s presence beside.
Goldwater Gains Suburban Support As 1964 Race Heats Up
National Whirligig report credits Barry Goldwater with expanding appeal to suburban voters in the North fearing economic impact from integration. The piece notes Kennedy's 1960 victory and analyzes electoral hopes, with 311 votes framed as optimistic, while listing key states and regional shifts.
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Kennedy
Texas
Goldwater
John Tower
Illinois
Old South
Suburban Race Echoes in Civil Rights Debate
The piece argues fears about Negro rights extending to the North and suburbs where unwritten rules curb integration. It notes Southern unease, Northern Congressmen wary of Kennedy civil rights plans, and Barry Goldwater gaining suburban support. Observers predict a possible suburban revolt aiding his White House bid.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Becaus Goldwater
Cape Cod
South
Congress
Kennedy
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Kennedy bets face of 1964 civil rights clash
A Kennedy administration civil rights program may hurt President Kennedy's popularity in the North while some Democrats think Goldwater could win the Solid South in 1964. The discussion notes a costly impact on Kennedy's political strength amid the era's racial policy debate.
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Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Goldwater
North
Liceme and beer licenses issued in Oswego County
Notice announces license issuances under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law. License No 28-A-417 granted to Samuel Lazzaro D B A Lazzares Market to sell cider and beer at retail at 271 East 10th St Oswego for on premises consumption. License No 26-A-398 issued to Joseph O Koniewski D B A Joe's Grocery and Atlantic Station to sell beer at retail at RD 1 W River Rd No Fulton Oswego County for on premises consumption.
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East 10Th St
Oswego
N.Y
Samuel Lazzaro D
W. Rive
Fulton
County of Oswego
Joseph O’koniewski
Joe's
Commercial Printing at Attment Palladium Times Ad Dial
Advertisement text appears to reference printing services and a contact dial, with numbers 3.3800 and 3.3801 and terms Palladium Times. The readable items suggest a classified notice or commercial listing for printing services.
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Atment
Daily Bible Passage Quote
It is no longer I who live but Christ who lives in me from Galatians 2 20. a brief devotional line. The verse emphasizes faith in Christ transforming the believer’s life and identity.
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Christ
Slam-slanted bids in bridge with reverse-ordered openings
Bridge puzzle analyzes five hands after a reverse order open. It discusses three notrumps and three clubs, four diamonds, and four notrump responses. It evaluates slam chances, Blackwood implications, and expert bidding decisions based on distribution and high card points.
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North
Blackwood
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