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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1970
Page
6
The piece argues there is little rational basis for January 1 as New Year while noting its cultural persistence. It contrasts ancient seasonal markers with modern arbitrariness and suggests the date’s real meaning lies in the heart and in the goodwill stirred by Christmas and year-end reflections.
An editorial compares recent U S economic policy to firing up a car with the brakes on and the tires worn. It argues inflation remains high while unemployment climbs and calls for wiser brakes, including taxation, to avoid overheating the economy.
Dr Brads debate lemon juice as treatment argues most medicines lack lasting cure for chronic illness while lemon juice may aid wound repair prevent scurvy and bleach Addison skin spots. Cites canning quality vitamin C and warns against overreliance on quinine for malaria.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle catalogs vows for 1971, pledging to avoid self praise and excess while outlining humorous lists of things he will or will not do. The piece mixes satirical self restraint with a parade of quirky prohibitions and social observations.
Pope Paul VI delivered a Christmas address urging nations to remove barriers by learning brotherhood. He told a 20,000 strong St. Peter's Basilica crowd that only wisdom can liberate the world and youth seek liberation from illusions and repression. The message was broadcast in Europe and beyond, calling for universal moral principles over political controversy.
San Francisco police officer Mike Dower Jr. comments on community tensions and the disruptive nature of unruly conduct. Pater W Hevns resigns the post of chancellor of the University of California at Berkeley.
Washington writes that Japan has surged from postwar hardship to a dominant industrial power. It exports 10 percent of its output and remains the United States' second biggest trading partner after Canada. Japan's rise hinges on a 100 million domestic market and rapid modernization aided by policy and technology.
Personal Finance examines whether 1971 will show income growth keeping pace with living costs. Inflation accelerates, with typical US family’s spendable income shrinking in constant dollars. Unemployment may rise early in the year, while unions push wages in certain trades. The long term shows service industries and engineers in demand, while managers and chiefs may see slower growth.
Broadway actor Barry Nelson says there is no secret out there. He urges letting go of constant searching to savor simple joys like bakery scents and the warmth of friends.
The Palladium Times announces publication details with office address Oswego New York rates by year and carrier, mail rates by destination, and advertising representation. It notes Associated Press membership and vigilance against misstatements while listing staff and historic consolidation of Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times.
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