Feathering Their Own Nests In Onondaga County
A critical editorial denounces the Onondaga County Board of Supervisors for doubling their salaries while County Executive John Mulroy fails to veto. It links the move to political skulduggery and urges a state constitutional amendment requiring public approval or dual session consent for salary hikes to curb self serving officials.
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Onondaga County
Board of Supervisors
John Mulroy
Mullroy
Oswego County
Oswego
Harold Stassen Announces Another Run for GOP Nomination
Harold E. Stassen, a familiar name in politics, stated in Philadelphia on Thursday that he will seek the Republican nomination for the presidency again. The move was treated as a minor news oddity, with broad coverage deemed negligible by some outlets and wire services providing only brief notes.
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Messrs. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Harold E. Stassen
GOP
Philadelphia
Viewpoints of Other Editors on School Building Design
A Kansas City Star excerpt notes the growing use of large prefabricated sections in schools and emphasizes teamwork between architects and educators. It discusses planning involvement, public criticism of specialized facilities, and how utility should serve students first, teachers second, and administrators third. It also includes personal digressions on nutrition and milk myths.
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The
Kansas City Star
Washington
American Association of School Administrators
Prac
System of Picking Presidents Needs Real Experience
Washington argues the American political process shows lack of maturity as candidates for the Presidency are chosen. It contends voters favor television charm over proven leadership, urges experience in national government, and proposes a presidential council with properly trained executives to avoid poor selections and potential national crises.
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Washington
Congress Pag Hage
America
Health as Seen By Dr Brady Column Note
Health as Seen By Dr Brady explains that Dr Grady will answer signed health letters via the Palladium Times columns. A reader recounts long headaches and credits calcium from three glasses of milk per day for relief, noting milk intolerance to aspirin and suggesting other calcium sources like cheese and eggs.
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Brady
Grady
William Brady
Palladium Times
Most of U S Fair and Dry Weather Across Nation
The Associated Press reports fair and dry conditions covered most of the United States. Subzero temps troubled parts of the Midwest and New England with Old Town Maine recording 25 below. Snow fell in the upper Mississippi Valley Great Lakes and southern New England, while the northern Rockies and Northern Plateau saw 1-3 inches of new snow. Light rain touched northwestern California Washington and Oregon as mild weather persisted elsewhere.
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Midwest
New England
Old Town
Maine
International Malls
Minn
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Plateau
California
Washington
Oregon
Engineer Discovers Hazard on Normandy Road
Engineer George Robinson found a hole in a Normandy road on Thursday and drove to the spot to inspect danger. He confirmed a person could fall in and proceeded to report the hazard for repair.
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Normandy
England
George Robinson
Beautiful San Francisco cable cars and city in critique
By Harold V Streeter a nostalgic but pointed look at San Francisco praising its attractions while noting the cost and aging system of cable cars. The piece highlights the 27 daily cars, homemade repairs, the Citizens Committee to Save the Cable Cars, massive tourist traffic, ferries and bridges, Chinatown turmoil, Fishermen’s Wharf, and a raised question of city branding with a jab at locals who call the city Frisco.
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Harold V. Streeter
San Francisco
Chinatown
Fisherman's Wharf
Khruschev
Golden Gate
Citizens’ Committee
Golden Gate Bridge
Bay Bridge
Grant Avenue
Japan
Fishermen's Wharf
Bay
Arthur Fiedler
North Bay
South Bay
An Editor's Moment Of Meditation
An editor urges blessing and encouragement of dialogues for religious understanding and progress. He asks readers to help discard latent suspicions, break down barriers, and spread constructive discussion globally, praying for reunions in faith and mutual respect in a crusade toward world peace.
National Whirligig Congress Will Discuss New Presidency Law
Andrew Tully surveys the looming U S debate on presidential succession rules. He notes the 1947 setup favored by Truman, current opposition to Speaker John McCormack succeeding, and varied proposals from Javits Bayh and others. The piece argues for a simple, presidentially chosen successor with continuity and limited Senate action.
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Congress
Andrew Tully Washington
Harry Truman
House
Truman
McCormack
John McCormack
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Senate
Alben Barkley
Eisen
Jack Javits
N. Y
Javits
Sen
Birch Bayh
Ind
Thief Steals Christmas Tree From Denver Apartment
A man looted a two-foot metal Christmas tree and ornaments from the first-floor apartment of Mr. and Mrs. John Albi while they were away. A neighbor saw the thief leave with a suitcase and satchel containing the tree remains and other items, including $185 in cash.
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Denver
John Albi
Contract Bridge strategies by B Jay Becker
In Four Spades declarer plays with West. The bidding sequence leads to decision points on lead choices and timing. The discussion analyzes how to handle heart and club suits and the value of finessing the diamond and heart sequences to avoid giving South the lead and maximize eliminations.
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North East South West
North
South
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Harcourt, Brace & Co
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U. S
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Hower
Dick Nixon
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Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
B. Jay Becker
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