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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
6
The article argues that open air activity will bring injuries and deaths to city dwellers without basic first aid knowledge. Courses overemphasize details and neglect core principles that teach laypersons how to sustain life with simple, implementable actions until professional help arrives.
The piece notes Sweden’s wary stance toward Soviet moves in the Baltic region during Premier Khrushchev’s visit. It cites a Swedish lieutenant colonel’s life sentence for passing secrets to Russia over 15 years and recalls Finland’s 1939-40 defense under Mannerheim as a warning against Soviet power.
Commentary urges readers to recognize air and water pollution as everyday concerns. Mentions international and regional efforts, then shifts to health topics about nutrition and maternal care with anecdotes and medical notes.
Dr Brady discusses laxative misuse and colon derangement as nutritional deficiency signs. He cites the Journal of the American Medical Association and Sir Robert McCarrison on mucous colitis, urging diet correction and warning physicians lag behind nutrition advances.
Advertisement snippet lists printing department contact details with phone numbers 3-3800 and 3-3801, indicating services and department access for customers. The fragment suggests a classic newspaper classified style inviting inquiries.
The piece argues Congress must raise the debt limit to 324 billion, with forecasts of 6 billion more in 1965 and 2 billion in 1966. It cites Sen. Harry Byrd cautioning over deficits, warns of loss of confidence, and outlines potential economic shocks from continued deficit financing and debt growth.
New York AP notes a columnist’s mail reveals trivia about money value and famed pianist Ignace Jan Paderewski once earning $60,000 for a single Madison Square Garden recital in the 1920s. It surveys odd facts on vacations births and folklore.
An intercessory prayer gives thanks for United States independence and the freedoms that protected the nation through trials and wars. The speaker asks guidance to do his part in perpetuating that independence for future generations.
Andrew Tully argues that Barry Goldwater has a stronger chance against LBJ than Bill Scranton. He notes Goldwater's hold on the conservative bloc and the civil rights backlash, while Scranton would appeal to a progressive image but may struggle in the South. Neither candidate may beat Johnson, who remains the can-do choice.
The piece notes Goldwater preserves civil rights stand while appealing to Southern and Northern businessfolk. It cites 600 plus delegates backing Goldwater and predicts broad Republican support in November amid liberal doubts about Scranton. It also flags Alabama Governor Wallace garnering significant votes in Wisconsin Indiana and Maryland.
The Pennsylvanian candidate's backing is unclear, but Johnson's credit appears with moderate, civil rights, Negro, international money, and business voters. Scranton has beeneen noted in remarks as gaining or losing traction among these groups.
Naval Ensign William L. Derousie, son of Mr and Mrs Louis P Derousie Oswego New York, is undergoing six months of flight training at Whiting Field Milton Florida. He will train in the T 28 Trojan trainer with precision flying instrument maneuvers and formation work and complete a 15 week ground school in aerodynamics engineering meteorology navigation jet engines and communications.
The Second World Bridge Olympiad ran May 1 to 12 at the Americana Hotel with 30 nations. Italy captured the open team title, repeating as champions with a seven out of eight win rate, while the United States finished second and Great Britain third. The event featured 29 countries in round robin matches, followed by semifinals and finals, with Italy defeating Britain 126 to 120 and the U S beating Canada 133 to 117 before losing to Italy 158 to 112 in the final.
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