Perhaps A Divorce Is In Order Editorial
The piece discusses New York City autonomy and home rule in the state legislature. It argues for local self governance, even proposing independent city status to NYC, while noting upstate interests and the current tax flow to Albany. It frames constitutional reform as a path to local control and a more balanced state system.
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New York City
New York Times
the Times
Union
Times
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New York
Upstate
Long Island
The
Caution Tax Relief Sparks City Debate
Mayor Ralph Shapiro backs a cautious approach to the new state law permitting property tax relief for needy elderly homeowners. Cities weigh revenue losses, with Buffalo and Watertown seeking study, while Syracuse moves quickly. Officials urge estimating tax impact before local adoption.
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Ralph Shapiro
Rockefeller
Buffalo
Frank A. Sedita
Watertown
Syracuse
Walsh
Viewpoints on shrimp behavior and aspirin side effects
The piece notes a NSF grant of 4000 dollars to University of Iowa assistant professor Hugh Dingle to study aggressive shrimp behavior. It then shifts to cautious medical guidance on aspirin usage and lists US Census data showing rising marriages where one partner is 65 or older.
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Des Moines Register
National Science Foundation
Hugh Dingle
University of Iowa
Lawa
Daddy
Dingle
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
Dr Brady discusses aspirin as a national hope amid high per capita use of acetyl salicylic acid in the United States. He contrasts aspirin with habit forming and toxic coal tar derivatives, warning of health risks from careless self medication and mixed analgesics.
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Brady
Webster
Stedman
United States
U.S
McCarthy’s Grocery Granted Beer Retail License in Oswego NY
License No. 28-A-237 issued to Patrick Henry McCarthy DBA McCarthy's Grocery to sell beer at retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 24 E 7th St Oswego Oswego County for on premises consumption. June 29 July 6-4049.
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E. 7Th St
Oswego
New York
County of Oswego
Patrick Henry McCarthy
McCarthy
Soviet statements confuse path to nuclear disarmament
Washington notes that the Soviet Union contradicts itself over constraints to a non proliferation treaty. US negotiator Foster accuses Moscow of propaganda and intransigence while urging a ban on nuclear arms with on site inspection to ensure compliance.
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United States
Vietnam
UPI
Geneva
Alexei A. Roshchin
Moscow
Izvestia
U.S
William C. Foster
U. S
Russia
China
Far East
Roshchin
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NATO
Small Jockey Stands Tall in Big Sports Tale
Migaty Mite Tommy Wolski, a 4 foot 4 inch jockey, starred in multiple varsity sports at Bloomfield Technical High School in Newark New Jersey, showing that height did not limit his athletic impact.
Hal Boyle advises young men how to live life longer happier
The columnist lists down to earth tips for 1966 on living longer and happier. He urges sensible habits, caution about risks, and practical aims like healthful meals, early raises, real adventures, and steady self improvement to avoid jail or poverty.
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New York
Oswego Palladium Times Advertisement and Rates
Official Oswego newspaper listing editors officers and staff addresses. Rates for mail and carrier subscriptions shown by city region, with pricing for Oswego area and outlying counties. Advertising agency contact and Associated Press membership noted.
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Oswego
Oswego Peliodium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
West Thire
St. Oswego
Thomas A. Clouter
West Third St
William HH Leighton
Eller St
East Ninth St. Oswego
Esther B Odaioacrd
West Oneida St
Delvere
Congo
Wayne Counties
Palladium Times, Inc
West First St
N. Y
Polledium-Times
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Matthews Special Agency Inc
Thire Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Pittsburgh Pa
Associated Press
Polledium Times
Associates Press
Aft
An Editor's Moment of Meditation
An editor offers a prayer of gratitude and urges readers to use brain and brawn for good. The message seeks heartfelt exploration of the human heart and wealth of affection to heal wounds of family, community, and the world.
Auto safety bill tightens grip on industry on Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill crowds with high priced auto lobbyists as Congress weighs a tougher auto safety bill. The Senate Commerce Committee endorsement sets harsh penalties up to 400000 and 1000 per car while blocking criminal penalties. Standards would cover foreign and domestic cars with interim rules for 1968 models and permanent rules for 1969.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Senate Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Johnson
General Motors
Ralph Nader
Commerce
Ribicoff
Conn
Hartke
Ind
Mondale
Minn
Robert Kennedy
N. Y
Sens. Hartke
Warren Magnuson
Cy Young’s shutout total stat noted in NL history
Cincinnati report notes Cy Young pitched 34 shutouts in 288 NL victories. Record shows Spahn 63, Roberts 37, Friend 35, Koufax 35 surpassing. Drysdale and Simmons equal 34, while Young’s mark stands as a historical benchmark.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cy Young
Warren Spahn
Robin Roberts
Bob Friend
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Curt Simmons
Word of the Lord Endures Forever
A brief biblical excerpt notes that the word of the Lord endures forever and that this gospel word is preached unto you from I Peter Chapter 1 Verse 25. The passage emphasizes enduring divine message and its preached delivery.
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L Peter
Beating Four Spades With Hearts In Contract Bridge
In a four spades defense against West, the right play is to attack hearts after leading the king of diamonds. Overriding East's jack by the ace and returning a heart for partner to ruff can defeat the contract, revealing South's likely Q9 eight two heart holding.
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South
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