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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1967
Page
6
A humorous look describes a mythical car that never appears in showrooms yet supposedly carries 26 passengers with 17 doors. It allegedly slams concrete dots to make an audible echo, has a harmonizing exhaust, swiveling headlights into bedrooms, a political convention radio, and a rapid 80 mph burst from a standstill in 20 feet.
Federal Judge Marvin E. Frankel in New York rules that selling names and addresses of motor vehicle owners to junk mailers is not an invasion of privacy. He argues there is no captive quality in the practice, which the author deems incredible given motorists must supply their details to officials to avoid legal violation.
The House committee uncovered several State Department educational and cultural exchange programs funded abroad totaling nearly 500 million dollars. Specific grants covered track coaching in Libya and Finland, volleyball coaching in Poland, umpire lectures in the Netherlands Antilles, and other sports related activities. The piece argues the programs, while educational, risk making taxpayers feel like targets of naively exported sports expertise.
Readers debate chocolate milk in school meals with letters to Dr. Brady. Contributors cite calcium absorption, personal taste, and sources like Adelle Davis while weighing nutritional value versus chocolate additives.
The article notes calcium deficiencies are widespread and warns mothers against enticing children to drink milk, even when flavored as cocoa, citing fragile bones as a concern and urging cautious dietary practices.
A reader asks if candy helps hay fever and requests pamphlets about allergy relief. In another item a reader denies somersaults in bed caused injury, and a question about germs during the 1918 flu epidemic is answered debunking the idea of carrying germs to strike when run down.
The market administrator for the New York New Jersey Milk Marketing area announced July preliminary prices. Class 1A milk will cost 6.06 per hundredweight and Class II milk at 3.45 per hundredweight.
Ten years ago on June 28 1957 official sources reported about 100 dead from a Louisiana hurricane with deputies warning the toll could reach thousands. Other items note scouts crossing a desert in extreme heat and parish house plans costing 136000 with 11 classrooms and a combined gym dining area.
Port Bay hosts a gala boat parade on July 2 from Wolcott-on-the-Lake with prizes for best decorated boats and a 30 minute Wall of Fire salute at 10 p.m. Ben Peters chairs the event. in case of rain the events move to July 3. Cottagers urged to turn off exterior lights during the salute.
The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mary Magdalen's Church will sponsor a bake sale Saturday July 1 on the front lawn of Mrs. John Smith 16 New Hartford St Wolcott. Mrs Smith has served as president for the past year with new officers installed at the annual picnic at Shaker Heights Sodus Bay. staff includes James Rowe president Garry Rockburn vice president William Huehn secretary Marcel Schram treasurer and John Strang publicity chairman.
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts show above normal temperatures across all Upstate New York from Thursday through Monday. It will be warm into the weekend then cooler in Western New York, with overall cooler conditions early next week. Daytime highs in the 80s and nighttime lows around 60, with one half to one inch or more of rain from showers and scattered thundershowers Thursday to Saturday and again later in the period.
A Glassboro summit between Premier Kosygin and President Johnson sparked hopeful public reactions in the United States. Yet Soviet press and radio minimized coverage, signaling Moscow’s press controls and caution amid broader tensions over Vietnam and Middle East war dynamics.
A short biblical verse from Psalms exhorts divine protection over speech warning guard the lips. The prayer asks for guidance to avoid sinning with words and to keep from speaking rashly.
Hal Boyle argues the classic New Yorker myth is a fantasy. He notes most natives live frugally in modest offices and walkup apartments and dream of moving to quieter suburbs, while out-of-towners souvent visit on pricey expense accounts.
Oswego Palladium Times announces post office status as a Second Class Mail matter under act of 1946 with consolidation of Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times. Lists publishers and officers, address in Illinois, and subscription and mailing rates by city village state and region with mail and Canada options, advertising agency, and Associated Press membership.
Washington officials say Johnson Kosygin discussions at Glassboro produced cautious talk on halting bombing. Kosygin urged unconditional bombing cessation while Johnson pressed for assurances Hanoi would respond. Neither side optimistic but a behind the scenes halt with no public announcement could be possible if Moscow guarantees a favorable Hanoi reaction.
Prayer notes God’s love and Providence guiding daily life and mission for God's kingdom. The message asks for obedient hearts and willing hands to perform tasks that honor Christ. Amen.
South must locate the missing jack of diamonds or clubs to make four clubs. After a spade lead and careful ruffing, he deduces East held six spades and three hearts, ruling out a diamond finesse and securing four club tricks. He discards wisely to complete the contract.
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