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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
4
Editor notes weigh both defend ant and prosecutor books as the Warren Commission Report faces critique. The piece argues the public must seek all facts before judging truth, noting haste bias and coverup claims. It frames the debate as a jury trial by readers.
The piece examines Epstein, Lane, Weisberg, and other critics who question the Kennedy autopsy records. It discusses the autopsy sketches, the dot marking entry points, the role of Boswell and Humes, and FBI summaries, arguing about wound paths, publication gaps, and whether crucial evidence was omitted or misinterpreted.
A reader puzzle page lists crossword clues 33 34 36 38 and explains the cryptogram method. It presents a Cryptogram Quotation sample with a substitution puzzle and hints. Yesterday's quote by Disraeli is shown, about a practical man learning from forefathers.
The Enlarged City School District of Oswego New York invites sealed general construction bids for corridor connection at Minetto Union School and new entrance doors at Oswego High School. Bids due July 11 1967 at 2:00 p.m. at the district offices Oswego NY. plans available from Ketchem Miller Arnold Syracuse with $10 deposit. Bids may be opened publicly. district reserves right to waive informalities or reject bids.
Public notice lists parcels in Oswego subject to sale if not redeemed by July 21 1967. Includes parcels held by Mary Reisler and William and Louise Johnson with amounts due and citation of tax sale certificates. Redeem at Oswego City Hall during office hours prior to deadline.
A hearing on the budget for Pulaski School District No. 1 will be held at 7 30 p m Thursday July 6 in the school auditorium. Board members and administrators will answer questions and the public is urged to attend.
Pulaski District 1, Pulaski Academy and Central School will hold its annual school meeting on Tuesday July 11 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. A 5 year school board seat will be elected. Thomas Manwarren of Fernwood seeks re election. no other petitions were filed by June 27.
The annual Strawberry Festival sponsored by the W S C S of Park Methodist Church will be held Thursday July 6 with serving to commence at 6 00 p m. Menu includes ham turkey scalloped potatoes salads baked beans home made rolls brown bread pies and shortcake. The public is welcome.
Dr. David C. Raham M D announces the closing of his Pulaski medical office effective July 31. He will relocate to Binghamton to join Physicians Services Associates, focusing on emergency coverage in area hospitals. He and his wife, formerly Mrs. Mvrnes Clerk of Orwell, moved to Pulaski in 1964 with three children.
Central New York Regional Market reports wholesale prices. License No 28 EB 403 issued to Vicki Owens for sale of beer at retail for on premises consumption at East Oneida Street Road Oswego NY 13126. Execut. Est. of Eugene J Owens DBA Vicki's Restaurant. Dated June 30 July 7-4276.
A Log Cabin dinner honored five Pulaski Academy and Central School retirees. Recipients were Rena Cobb Lola Cooper Doris Davis Constance Rogers and Harold Sprague. Arthur Chapman served as master of ceremonies introducing guest speakers who lauded the retirees. A token of appreciation was given to each honoree.
Pulaski Chamber of Commerce announces a full summer of events starting July 4 with a 10 p.m. fireworks display at Dunbar Field and two dance bands. The new band stand in South Park opens July 7 with a concert by Aski Academy and Central School bands, plus a Sandy Creek Central School wrestling exhibition. Additional events run on Fridays or Saturdays, including a variety show, fashion show, Lions Club auction, and a grand finale September 1 featuring Western music and square dancing.
The Palette club of Sandy Creek hosts its sixth annual art show on July 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the lawn of the Ainsworth Memorial Library with a rain location at the Masonic temple. The event features oil acrylic watercolor pastel ceramics and crafts by about a dozen members including Doreen Presley Lacona and Seymour L. Kersey Sandy Creek the club president.
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