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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
6
A Philadelphia juvenile court orders a 16 year old to quit high school and work as a hod carrier earning $2 an hour. Half his weekly pay goes to the injured man until the youth turns 21. The case raises questions about rehabilitation and the boy’s future schooling.
The debate on a nuclear test ban treaty highlights what the accord will not do and what it aims to achieve. It bans atmospheric and underwater detonations by signatories while excluding some powers and underground tests. questions arise about Soviet motives and implications for the Cold War balance. The piece notes the Senate faces a pivotal review of this major international issue.
Viewpoints critique federal farm policy noting 400 million pounds of uncommitted butter in storage and 100 million pounds converted to butter oil for distribution overseas. The piece questions waste and costs, while contrasting butter oil use in India with storage in Minneapolis.
Reader letters discuss allergy symptoms improved by high calcium diets and skim milk intake. Dr Brady notes tetany as a calcium deficiency sign and urges calcium plus vitamin D, with pamphlets offered via stamped self addressed envelopes.
The Aug 1913 column reports L W Rogers of the Theosophical Society explaining that spirits drive men to drink by suggestion, separating them from desires not the body. It notes Oswego Preserving Co creating a potato and pea potpourri product and Red Hawthorn Dairy Inn Fruit Valley firing milkmaids replaced by electric milking machines, amid power outages.
John M. Sullivan, 38 W. Ninth St., designated for member of the Assembly by the Oswego County Democrat committee. Oswego Coast Guard crew opens defense of its Great Lakes rowing title by defeating Galoo Island oarsmen in a two mile race from west harbor to finish opposite Taggart plant. Obituary notices include John L. Crystal 75 Clarence A. Mitchell Mrs Vincent Brown 76 and Elizabeth B Bough. Clarence F Baer resigns as head of Science department at Oswego Normal school. Oswego Nets lose to Ogdensburg 8-1 and 4-3 dropping to seventh place.
Ten years ago on Saturday August 8 1953 Russia disclosed its hydrogen bomb program while Western foreign ministers urged rapid creation of a powerful continental federation.
The piece argues a blossoming conservatism within the Republican Party will determine the 1964 presidential nominee. It notes a grassroots shift beyond Birchers and Radical Right labels, driven by views on deficits, federal power, civil rights, and government integrity amid a Kennedy influence. It highlights diverse Republican factions, the South’s realignment, and the need to interpret a rising conservatism before selecting a candidate.
Hal Boyle argues that regular medical exams have become the social gatekeeper, recounting a satirical tale of modern testing. He describes comprehensive screenings, X rays, fluoroscopy, blood draws, and electrocardiography, ending with a physician’s warning about weight and a large wart on the forehead.
A reflective piece presenting a prayer for testing and retesting beliefs to strengthen faith. It seeks guidance to weather personal and communal storms through self preparation and selfless service, aiming for worthy spiritual preparation and daily purpose.
A Washington columnist scrutinizes congressional talk of restricting cigarette TV ads. He mocks tattooed masculinity and sports endorsements, cites a VA hospital study linking tattoos to feminine traits, and warns about kids copying these macho images from ads and athletes.
IRA Dr Ralph Ragosta the school physician will be at the Cato Meridian Central School beginning at 830 am Wednesday August 14 to give physical examinations to all bus drivers. Following the physical examinations Howard Mosher District Principal will meet with all bus drivers for the annual Pre School Bus Safety Orientation Meeting. During the past several years the transportation personnel at the school have received several commendations safe operation of the bus fleet.
Two men died when a station wagon collided with a truck on Route 5 three miles east of a Syracuse area village. State Police withheld identification pending notification.
In a five heart contract with West’s diamond jack lead, the saver plan is to win the diamond with the ace, cash clubs ace, then continue with the queen. Discard the seven of spades when East follows low, ensuring the contract is made as East cannot regain the lead. Alternative line using a diamond finesse risks three tricks if East has the king.
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