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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
6
A retired official laments growing contempt for government and urges citizens to vote. He notes most public servants are honest and argues failure to vote undermines democracy, citing Oswego and a 46 percent turnout in a Republican primary as evidence of citizen neglect.
President Castelo Branco swings from recommending voluntary action to backing a binding OAS resolution for mandatory economic and diplomatic sanctions on Castro. The move follows a special committee finding Castro aided Venezuela in 1963 and signals a shift from nonintervention to firm hemispheric response.
A compilation of editorials and opinions references figures named Johnson including President Johnson Governor Johnson General Johnson Ural Alexis Johnson and Doctor Johnson. The piece contrasts views on leadership planning a redwood park diplomacy and health claims while urging readers to walk instead of drinking and to consider CVD monograph pricing and a refund if not improved.
Dr Brady discusses cardiovascular renal health and the need for careful heart kidney system assessment for adults 30 and older. He notes risks from inactivity and hype around elixirs, urging hygiene, nutrition, and regular exercise, recommending six miles of walking daily for professionals and white collar workers to counter CVYD risks.
Air isn t solid or liquid it is gas. People swallow air daily and most stomach or intestinal gas is air. Spasmodic throat muscle contraction during stress causes repeated gulps of air.
Mr and Mrs George Chamberlain hosted relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Lester Turnbull from North Syracuse and Mrs Emily Chamberlain of Syracuse. Rochester visitors Mr and Mrs William Furman stayed at Marlans Park trailer over the weekend. Cora Smithers Hastings visited Mexico Oswego Road and Palermo. William Huntley returned from Homer weekend. Clarence Bachelors entertained Ontario friends. Ross and Edna Worden of Mattydale spent Sunday with George Hall and toured the lake. Kittie Foster of West Monroe visited Irene Clark at her Sandy Pond cottage. Ralph Stratton and Sara Woolridge were guests of Wiltse Simmons Saturday evening.
Discussions center on law violations tied to ticketed fundraisers for President Johnson in Minneapolis and Detroit. Officials note the Federal Corrupt Practices Act bans corporate or union contributions to campaigns, with enforcement historically inconsistent and potential for self-funded participation by executives.
A concise Bible verse notes the Lord as shepherd who provides and cares for the speaker, promising guidance and lack of want in life. The phrasing emphasizes trust and divine protection under a pastoral image.
Hal Boyle surveys social quirks and humor from bowlegged women to dating foibles and casual preferences. The column riffs on dogs, breakfast cereals, cocktail party chats, and marriage missteps with light, satirical observations.
A reflective editorials call for fortifying the nation against sinister and apathetic forces to safeguard the cherished dreams of justice security and freedom for present and future generations.
Washington analysis warns the 1964 civil rights bill will not solve black ills overnight. Court rulings on sit-in convictions and private discrimination raise constitutional questions. Justice Black questions federal reach while Senator Ervin warns of broad commerce powers touching many private relations.
The Oak Leaf Home Bureau Chapter plans a finishing lesson at 10 a.m. July 7 at Miss Helen Keefe’s Hickory Grove cottage followed by a covered dish noon dinner. Members toured the Craftsman Supply House at Scotsville last Wednesday with attendees listed.
Justice Goldberg argues the 14th Amendment grants all citizens equal access to public accommodations. Ervin and others counter that it confers civil rights only, not restaurant or hotel access. Test cases may reach the Supreme Court soon with possible calls for a constitutional social rights amendment.
Dial FI 3-3806 and FI 3-3801 for the Palladium Times Printing Department relation.
In the opening round Britain defeats Canada by 52 international match points. Terence Reese and Boris Schapiro played the Little Major system with a dramatic diamond and heart play that led to a 1 430 point slam for Britain. Canada misguessed a key diamond position.
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