19 Jul 1961
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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1961
Page
1
Kennedy calls on the Soviet Union to rethink its Berlin strategy during a broad press conference. He vows decisive action on military readiness if needed and outlines plans to present tax and defense proposals to Congress and allies.
The State Division of Employment divides its Upstate Long Island area into two districts and appoints directors. Charlies F. Rose becomes Western district head with the same salary of 15898 dollars and oversees Binghamton Rochester Syracuse Buffalo and nearby counties. M. James McManus becomes Eastern head earning 14410 dollars for the rest of the state outside New York City.
A compact guide to sections including editorials at page six and radio notes on Fulton at page two, with classifieds on page twenty six, sports on page twenty seven, funeral notices and obituaries on pages five and thirteen, and market data on page three.
Newburgh city manager Joseph Mitchell defends a welfare reform plan that would deny relief to unwed mothers bearing illegitimate children and require able bodied men to work. He accuses foes of attacking him personally while lobbying with Goldwater and Tower in Washington. Mitchell says the plan complies with the law and welcomes investigations.
The six European Market nations France West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands and Luxembourg agreed to regular meetings to formalize political unity. They ordered a working group to draft a European Statute giving political cooperation a constitutional basis, likely for parliamentary ratification, and left room for others to join.
President Kennedy urged congressional action on his education aid plan, calling it the most important bill he has proposed. The House Rules Committee voted to table the three school aid measures, while supporters seek Calendar Wednesday to force floor consideration, with potential delays into late August.
Mrs Angier Biddle Duke wife of the State Department's chief of protocol died with three others in a Beechcraft Bonanza crash in a Queens residential area. Also killed were Mrs Arthur Altschul and Mrs Stanley Metcalf and the pilot Paul Dubuke. No one on the ground injured.
Tunisian forces man a token land blockade around the large Bizerte naval base to back Bourguiba in demanding France relinquish the base. Civilian traffic moves, three French vehicles halted as tests. volunteers near Sahara advance toward Marker 233 at Edjele oil field. authorities wary of unauthorized vantage points. base resupply by sea continues with possible air support from Algeria.
John Joseph O'Brien of Whitehall was named Washington County district attorney and later named county judge. Jean A. Martin of Buffalo was named Erie County Court judge. Acting Gov. Malcolm Wilson announced the appointments.
Adolf Eichmann clashed with Judge Moshe Landau and Atty. Gen. Gideon Hausner over questioning on a 1957 interview with Dutch journalist Wilhelm Sassen. He claimed the prosecutors aim to extract requested answers and rejected the interview manuscript as false. The court pressed him to continue questioning amid the midmorning recess.
State Chairman Michael Prendergast told Comptroller Arthur Levitt that Levitt is the Democrats’ best chance to defeat splinterism. Wagner supporters question bossism as he seeks a third term with Lehman backing an insurgent group in New York.
An Argentine Airlines DC6 on a Buenos Aires to Comodoro Rivadavia run crashed near Azul, 160 miles south of the capital, killing all 67 aboard. The four engine plane attempted an emergency landing at Chachari and burst into flames. among the dead were two possible American or English names, Wilbur Taylor and Hilda M. Anderson.
Dennis Brendon Dunne, 23, star of the Syracuse Gaels, died at St. Joseph's Hospital from a head injury suffered in a Sunday game against the Montreal Shamrocks. The collision with a teammate ended his field participation. he had come to the United States three years ago to work at Allied Chemical's Solvay Process Division.
East Berlin refugees streaming to West Berlin were denounced as traitors by Neues Deutschland. The paper called them double traitors as the fight between peaceful Communists and Western warmongers enters a decisive stage. Berlin authorities showed no new blockades while July 8 marked a spike to about 2000 fleeers daily.
Searchers locate the bodies of Ralph S. Moreland Jr. and Tom Arnold, both 25, IU graduates from Knox and Peru, in a cave near Orleans Indiana eight miles west of town. They were trapped by a flash flood after entering the limestone cave at 5 p.m. and died hours before rescue.
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