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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
6
A 1963 opinion column questions Governor Rockefeller’s fiscal choices in Oswego New York. It argues that he backs a $13 million state employee pay raise while proposing unlikely budget cuts and debt shifts like the Port of Oswego Authority, funding the move with public money for political gain.
Oswego residents celebrate two positive moves after a Friday blizzard. Police and works department aided downtown traffic flow, while Mayor Ralph Shapiro ended long city hall hours. Starting Jan. 1, employees will work 9 to 5 with a one hour lunch, replacing a 9 to 4 30 schedule.
The piece notes Johnson and Humphrey urging freer market dynamics in farming with less control and more competition. It highlights a possible wheat bill granting acreage powers, the Farm Bureau’s push for free marketing, and pilots signals of government listening to farmers and taxpayers.
The column reflects Dr William Brady answering health questions via letters and recalls the 1890s Buffalo window shopping era. It contrasts $3.50 shoes in 1898 with modern luxury prices, noting wage levels, debt culture, and the impact of status on spending.
Congress approved a measure to finance wheat sales to the Soviet Union, challenging presidential authority and arguing over constitutional powers to spend public money without congressional approval. The vote followed days of wrangling and pressure from the administration, with supporters arguing for foreign policy flexibility and critics warning against eroding constitutional checks.
A humorous reflection on having a December 25 birthday. The writer notes the clash of Christmas and birthday celebrations, the card and gift double chores, and the playful pressure to merge both occasions. He jokes about gifts like a projector and screen, and ends with a defiant Bah Humbug.
A reflective meditation urging the cultivation of constructive public opinion. It asks for education morals ethics religious attitude and courage to speak out to aid understanding of community and national problems. The piece considers how public opinion is formed by people events developments and interpreters of what is seen or read.
The Enrico Fermi prize to Oppenheimer cited for science, not reversal of a 10 year old security verdict. He admitted fabricating part of his Chevalier testimony, while Teller's view was questioned. the 1964 issue notes the case remains legally unresolved.
Ten years later the assertion remains that Oppenheimer violated security rules by prioritizing friendship with Chevalier over national interests. The government servant allegedly concealed Chevalier's role in a major security leak, hindering proper action and assessment of the breach.
Dial numbers listed for the Palladium Times blog printing department. The entry provides contact lines 3-3800 and 3-3801.
A devotional verse from III John 1 11 urges followers to pursue good deeds as evidence of God's presence, while evil actions reveal separation from the divine. The passage emphasizes moral discernment and righteous living for believers.
North dealer, both sides vulnerable. South in four hearts faces two dangerous lines. Best play: lead three rounds of clubs, hoping for 3-3 division, then ruff the third, overruff, and coast to ten tricks regardless of West’s defense. If West ducks the heart, South ruffs a spade in dummy and secures ten tricks.
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