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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1963
Page
6
A reflective piece on December as a season of faith and natural order. It celebrates winter scenery, evergreen woodlands, and the promise of spring as Time fulfills its cycles. The writer links seasonal beauty to spiritual faith, noting Christmas symbols and the enduring star from ancient times.
The day before Christmas holds unique spiritual weight as families complete last minute shopping and check lists. Last minute trips to stores and dinner planning dominate as households prepare for guests and returning grandchildren, ensuring all is ready for the historic spiritual event.
A Viewpoints column argues Congress and editors should support broader foreign aid alongside defense spending to sustain global stability. It rebuts claims of weakness and warns against halting aid, stressing that air power and missiles alone cannot secure peace and that vast aid funds are tied to pledged projects.
Health column by Dr William Brady answers readers on health topics. A Minnesota reader reports relief from quinsy after 1942 diathermy tonsil treatments, noting no sore throat since. The piece discusses quinsy, spasmodic croup, chlorosis, and tonsillectomy trends, plus aluminum poisoning from overnight coffee brew.
A catalog of contemporary books including The Group by Mary McCarthy The Shoes of the Fisherman by Morris West Caravans by James Michener The Living Reed by Pearl Buck The Battle of the Villa Fiorita by Rumer Godden The Venetian Affair by Helen MacInnes City of Night by John Rechy On Her Majesty's Secret Service by Ian Fleming Joy in the Morning by Betty Smith J F K The Man and the Myth by Victory Lasky The American Way of Death by Jessica Mitford The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin I Owe Russia 1200 by Bob Hope My Darling Clementine by Jack Fishman Rascal by Sterling North The Education of American Teachers by James Bryant Conant The Wine is Bitter by Milton Eisenhower Security is a Thumb and a Blanket by Charles Schulz.
FIT FUN SALEM Oregon UPI reports the city runs a year round recreation program for residents for less than one dollar per year per person. The city and the school district split the budget equally and both supply facilities such as gyms classrooms and swimming pools.
David Lawrence argues the core issue is the absence of party responsibility in Congress and the public’s lack of a voice on major issues. He cites foreign aid as a pointer to deeper systemic failure, notes party splits in both major parties, and urges a nationwide referendum to decide key questions.
A 34 year old Wolcott woman Corine Duval is held on a second degree assault charge after a Saturday night shooting at her home. She is in Wayne County Jail awaiting grand jury proceedings for the shooting of 26 year old Katie Bell Williams of Woodruff Road. Williams was listed in good condition at Newark Wayne Hospital.
In Atlanta Hal Boyle reflects on a holiday season marred by busyness and distraction until a family tree expedition with neighbors leads to finding two cedars and a surprise bird nest. The nest symbolizes birth and renewal as the Christmas spirit finally arrives in the home.
An editor urges reflection amid rejoicing and reunions, calling attention to the needy among us. He laments illness, physical or mental disability, ignorance, discrimination, and poverty, asking divine aid and neighborly help for those facing multiple hardships.
Andrew Tully reports on AMA opposition to higher Social Security taxes for medical care of the aged. He questions Dr Norman Welch's claim that 70 to 80 percent will have private insurance by 1969, cites rising costs for seniors, and urges Johnson to push the Anderson-King hospitalization bill in 1964 to avoid neglect of seniors.
Chicago report in Institutions lists top picks for kids 6 to 12. Hot dogs hamburgers fried chicken steak roast pork with apple sauce chocolate pudding chocolate milk sugar real french fries potato chips ice cream apples fruit cup with raisins and pickles.
A biblical excerpt cites Jesus teaching in Matthew 6 28 29 about lilies and Solomon. The passage notes lilies toil not nor spin yet are arrayed in greater splendor than Solomon.
In the New York world championship 1962 match Italy and the United States faced two boards. At one table four spades by the Americans would have won, but five diamonds doubled by Italy went down two. The other table featured Belladonna and Avarelli of the Rom an Club system. a curious three clubs bid by the American South showed intent to cue bid and influence North, but failure to bid again over four spades proved costly.
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