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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
6
The article condemns superficial limits on water use in New York City and argues the real fix lies in proactive planning. It warns politicians replace long term strategies with punitive measures, neglecting upstream supply, conservation, and infrastructure to match population growth and drought risks.
Eighteen experts report to the World Meteorological Organization that weather and barometric pressure greatly affect health and mood. Thunderstorms correlate with more births and deaths and higher accident rates, while temperature extremes may influence chronic ailments and even the baby’s sex. The finding offers interest more than practical guidance.
Viewpoints praise Southern church leadership for constructive stands on race and civil rights. Southern Presbyterian, Georgia Methodist, and Southern Baptist bodies urge sympathy, speak out against discrimination, and vow peaceful compliance with equal rights laws while expanding Christian love. Northern clergy are urged to match Southern momentum.
Dr Brady discusses chronic rheumatism, linking it to nutrition and social factors. He notes the Arthritis Foundation’s changing names and definitions, cites estimates of arthritis types, and questions cures while recalling Osler’s views on infection and poverty's role in joint disability.
A reader mails that they and their husband walk six miles daily. The columnist praises the couple and notes such dedication is uncommon, suggesting only a few couples in town achieve the habit.
Psalm 121 proclaims help comes from the Lord the maker of heaven and earth. The passage reflects trust in divine aid amid trouble and emphasizes reliance on God as protector and sustainer.
President Johnson urged the United Nations to mediate and seek a peaceful settlement in Viet Nam at the 20th Anniversary meeting in San Francisco. He accused bilaterals and appeals for unconditional talks of stalling peace and called on nations to pressure ‘those who seem determined to make war.’
Maj. Robert E. Ley nicknamed Tiger Eyes by Viet Namese, leads a Da Nang sector advisory team. He reports aggressive operations against Viet Cong, claiming 400 killed, 400 captured, 100 weapons seized with 25 U.S. casualties and no prisoners or defections. Ley earned the Vietnamese Gallantry Medal with Silver Star.
Oswego Palladium Times announces publishing office at 174-176 West First St Oswego N Y and lists management including Clarence T Leighton Thomas A Cloutier and others. It details postal classifications mailing dates rates by mail within New York state and across the United States and notes advertising agency and Associated Press membership.
In a 1955 New York match between Great Britain and the United States, South reached six clubs after a balanced auction. West led the nine of diamonds, declarer won with the ace, and a sequence of ruffs and finesses produced a 1 470 point slam for the American pair. Terence Reese at another table employed a different line to reach a slam, demonstrating expert defensive and trump play.
A reflective prayer on memory and legacy praising the living bridge of memory that links past and future. The speaker honors the Creator as source of identity and invites remembrance, asking for blessing and guidance in gratitude and articulation.
The Free Society Association led by Barry Goldwater seeks to educate and fund conservative candidates, claiming to restore simple doctrine. It could amass a larger treasury than rival splinters and back figures like Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater himself in Senate and other races.
Theodore W. Spencer of West Monroe, aged 13, recovered from a three year disability caused by hip joint deterioration after being injured in baseball. He spent 11 months in traction at Ithaca reconstruction hospital and months more at home. He kept up schooling via special equipment and now walks with a slight limp, with doctors predicting a normal walk soon. His friend Charles Douerty aided his convalescence. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Spencer.
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