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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
6
A round up of juvenile criminal bungling, from a failed NYC jewelry heist to a fat mens clothing burglary, contrasts with the power of nationwide syndicates investigated by Congress. The piece cautions that organized crime and narcotics graft pose the real police challenge.
West Germany’s chancellor Ludwig Erhard stressed continued reliance on the Atlantic Alliance, especially the United States, even as he praised closer France ties and the cooperation treaty with de Gaulle. He noted Europe can expect U S force if attacked, while de Gaulle seeks an independent European destiny led by France.
Buffalo Evening News writers reflect on Civil War centennials and 20th century milestones, noting how anniversaries illuminate recent memories like Prohibition repeal and Tarawa. They argue today’s era shows grand events rivaling earlier epochs in scope, impact, and human experience.
Dr Brady discusses hospital visitation rules and family presence in delivery rooms citing experiences from three communities. He notes that family access improves satisfaction, while overstrict regulations can erode trust, urging hospitals to prioritize patient welfare over physician convenience. He quotes a pastor challenging hospital fundraising tied to access.
A reader asks about a Quinine and B1 tablet label claiming antipyretic use for minor cold symptoms and exam jitters. The response warns against approving such use and states the tablets should only be for stage fright prevention, offering a free pamphlet with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Percy Owen, once of Oswego, backs a Detroit firm planning a two seat Saxon car in Detroit for under $400 as part of the Chalemis line. East Side residents quarreled over ownership of a stronger horse, leading to a tug of war until police intervened. Knights of Columbus presented Mayor-elect Hennessey with a gold watch. Oswego lacks Civil War monuments. plans to form an organization with DAR, WRC and Sons of Veterans to address the oversight. Mrs. James Clare, Mrs. Frank Wilmot, and Mrs. John Audlin will share in the 20 million estate of French General Lamagdeline, with 45 heirs noted.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover declares a Kremlin directed conspiracy within the Communist party USA. He cautions Negro leaders and civil rights groups about Soviet manipulation and urges vigilance against subversion, urging unity with established institutions to resist extremist propaganda.
New York reports nearly 69 million children under 18 in the United States by mid-1963, with projections of up to 87 million by 1980 as Metropolitan Life estimates indicate a dramatic growth trend and broader demographic implications.
In a humorous sketch Hal Boyle notes the modern woman's oversized purse On city streets the bag hogs space and can bend a man’s knee The purse holds mints bills keys letters photos and more Yet the bottom item is the ready cash causing delays at restaurants and other slowdowns costing millions of man hours monthly
An editor seeks spiritual focus and renewal to transform daily routines into a lifelong crusade for service. He asks for faith to armor his life and courage to uphold honor integrity and cooperation in daily work.
President Johnson praised Congress for meeting crises yet observers describe the session as a big flop. Senate Leader Mansfield warned of national financial chaos if inertia continues. Clark and Bolling urged urgent action on major Kennedy program items, including civil rights and health education.
The Kennedy family donated an oil painting by Claude Monet titled A Morning on the Seine to the White House. It was hung in the Green Room to reflect the President and Mrs Kennedy's fondness for the outdoors and water.
A three judge panel convicted Gareth Martinis of assaulting a photographer who tried to take his picture in a police station after a five death traffic accident. Sentencing for Martinis, 23, son of acting Supreme Court Justice Joseph A. Martinis, was delayed until January 27.
A brief Bible verse urging repentance and turning to God, emphasizing His grace mercy and steadfast love. The passage quotes Joel 2 12 to 14, calling believers to seek God with humble hearts rather than outward ritual. Reverent tone.
Two hands from the contract bridge column analyze key play ideas. In Six Clubs declarer can counter diamond lead with ruffs and trumps to secure all tricks. The four heart line explores safe play and finesse, while the spade sequence includes careful ducking to manage unknown splits and South’s distribution.
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