Medicaid Costs Soar In Oswego Welfare Budget
May 1965 through May 1967 figures from Oswego City Welfare show medical service costs rising from 21991.45 to 56352.50, far outpacing prior trends. With a 1967 budget of 350000 for medical services, Commissioner Edwin Tifft warns that funds will run short by October and seek additional state council support.
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Rockefeller
Oswego
Welfare Department
Edwin Tifft
Common Council
Albany
Rocky
Doug
Farm Controls Outlived as Payments for Land Diversion Rise
The piece argues 17 Kansas farms received 50 000 or more for land diversion, urging removal of subsidies and a shift to exporting. It questions federal payments to farmers not to grow crops, citing growing world hunger and shrinking wheat surpluses as reasons to diversify and expand export markets.
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Kansas
Washington
United States
U. S
Viewpoints of Other Editors Smorgasbord and Fat Man's Dream
A satirical mix notes fat men dream of an all you can eat smorgasbord while warning about calories and cholesterol. It contrasts hazards at work with humorous lines about self destruction and a Swedish institution, the smorgasbord, ending with a light jab at care of the feet and a pamphlet offer.
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Kansas City Times
Raquel Welch
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
Dr Brady discusses secondary anemia and iron nutrition. He explains primary anemia types such as pernicious and chlorosis and outlines iron-rich foods and vitamin use. He notes B12 therapy for pernicious cases and warns against overuse of analgesics that destroy blood cells. He lists iron sources including liver lettuce peas oatmeal prunes and more.
Congress Begins 10 Day Vacation
Washington AP reports Congress starts a 10 day July 4th recess leaving the Capitol crowded with tourists and a backlog of unfinished work. When it resumes it faces many issues including rioting Social Security railroad strike poverty crime education civil rights foreign aid appropriations redistricting election reform and possible taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Ky Withdraws From Presidency Bid To Seek Thieu Ticket
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky withdrew from the South Vietnamese presidential race to seek the No 2 spot on a ticket headed by Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu after tense Armed Forces Council meetings. Ky led the military government for two years and the shift ends a competitive run with Thieu.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Armed Forces Council
Thieu
Air Force Recruiter Schedules Wolcott Office Hours
The U S Air Force Recruiting Service at Auburn has set hours in the Wolcott Post Office. The recruiter, T/Sgt. Nielsen, will be available from 1 to 3 p m on the first and third Tuesdays. Residents may contact him or leave messages with the postmaster for information about the Air Force.
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AIR Force
Wolcott Wolcott
U. S. Air Force
Auburn
Wolcott
Nielson
Kosygin Castro Visit Raises Alarm Ahead of Latin Conference
The Kosygin Castro trip sparks U.S. concern over Cuba as a Soviet base. It presses the Monroe doctrine while Latin American solidarity talks loom in Havana. The piece links Cuba to guerrilla plans, OAS findings, and ongoing Soviet influence in the region.
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Washington
Moscow
Kremlin
Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
United States
Havana
United Press International
London
Venezuela
Castro
Latin America
Middle East
Vietnam
Engagement of Susan Swarthout and Harry DeKing Planned
Mr and Mrs George Swarthout of Wolcott and Rochester announce the engagement of their daughter Susan to Harry DeKing son of Mr and Mrs Jay DeKing of Butler Center Wolcott The couple plan a wedding for September ninth.
Wolcott Graduates Catherine Ann Sanzotta Engaged to David Mitchell
Catherine Ann Sanzotta of Wolcott and David Mitchell of Wolcott announce their engagement. Both are June 1967 graduates of Leavenworth Central School in Wolcott, reflecting family ties and plans for a future partnership.
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Wolcott
Henry Sanzotta
RD Wolcott
Catherine Ann
David Mitchell
Leland Mitchell
Leavenworth Central School
Light of gospel to guide world into peace
A brief religious note quotes Luke 1 79 urging the Christian gospel to bring light to those in darkness and shadows of death and guide feet into the way of peace. The sentiment emphasizes the need for faith to usher peace in challenging times.
How to tell a baby’s sex at a glance
A humorous essay on gender cues by age and behavior. The piece lists informal tests to distinguish men and women after birth and includes playful observations on voice, laughter, attitudes, and reactions to stories. It contrasts male curiosity with female self confidence, noting social stereotypes.
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New York
Science
Oswego Palladium Times Postal and Rates Notice
Oswego Palladium Times announces post office details consolidating the Palladium and Times. Publisher Leighton associates list officers and rates for subscriptions by mail within New York and other regions, with offices in Des Plaines Illinois and multiple cities.
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Oswego
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
K. R. Thomson
F Chapman
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Illinois
Wellverea
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
National GOP warns Supreme Court to interpret not rewrite
The piece argues Republicans fear the Supreme Court's liberal majority will read congressional intent into laws rather than follow text. It cites a Landrum-Griffin Act dispute over union fines for crossing picket lines and warns Congress must correct such court stance.
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Gop
Supreme Court
Washington
Thurgood Marshall
House
Senate
Congress
Earl Warren
United Auto Workers
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co
Landrum-Griffin
William Brennan
Brennan
Supreme Court of the United States
Miss Ringgold Crown Marks Firemen's Field Days in Pulaski
Ringgold Fire Company hosts Firemen's Field Days August 3 to 5 with Miss Ringgold pageant for ages 14 to 18 residents of Richland, Creek, Albion, Orwell, Boynton, Redfield, Williamstown or Parish. Last year's queen Nancy Butler will crown the 1967 winner.
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Pulaski
Miss Ringgold
Ringgold Fire Company
Richland
Creek
Albion
Orwell
Boyston
Redfield
Williamstown
Parish
Nancy Butler
Prayer for TRDAY and petitions to ease burdens
A prayer by M Ray McKay professor emeritus at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Wake Forest North Carolina asks for specific grace in prayer. It seeks help for loved ones sins fears and concerns and asks for renewal to meet responsibilities in Jesus name.
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Jesus
M. Ray McKay
Wake Forest
N. C
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Five clubs or slam chances in contract bridge analysis
Becker reviews four hands with response ideas after North opens and partner shows clubs. Hand one jumps to five clubs suggesting a slam with ace of spades. hand two passes after a non forcing three clubs. hand three bids three diamonds aiming to clarify game or potential no trump. hand four pushes to six clubs predicting favorable slam odds and urging a bid.
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West First St
Oswego, N. Y
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Canada
Rtatives
Julius Matthews
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Associated Pres
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B. Jay Becker
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