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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
6
Czechoslovakia, once a model within the Soviet bloc, now faces economic decline and unrest. Prague calls Moscow for meat and butter aid as Novotny battles internal purge fallout and mounting criticism of his Stalinist era. Kremlin showpieces lose luster amid inefficiency and quarreling.
Psychiatrists report gossip helps discuss taboo topics and eases neighborhood tension when formal channels fail. In St. Louis the American Psychoanalytic Association heard how Detroit doctors credited informers with preventing prison riots by passing information. The due value of talk is noted though it remains unpopular.
The letter X in writing is analyzed for its multiple sounds from its Greek roots to modern use. The essay notes historic and stylistic notes on X its pronunciation and style in literature and typography, and argues a well placed X remains valuable.
Describes Anna's book in detail in pamphlet No. 1 Varicose Veins and Varicose Ulcer. Mention notes persistence for ten years despite conditions referenced by Miss MH.
Dr Brady explains the health column's purpose, its history since 1914, and how readers' questions are answered. He recalls editor conflicts, syndication notes, and humorous anecdotes about diagnosing and hygiene guidance, ending with reader questions on varicose ulcers.
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan sent letters to Premier Khrushchev proposing renewed moves toward a nuclear test ban. The contents were not disclosed as Geneva talks stall over on site inspections. Khrushchev accepts at most three inspections yearly while the West seeks seven, with various compromises offered but little progress.
Don Quinn will serve as story consultant on Paul Henning's new CBS TV fall series starring Bea Benaderet. Quinn helped Henning start in radio writing for Fibber McGee and Molly in 1937. Henning created and produced the Beverly Hillbillies series with Benaderet as a principal.
National coverage notes President Kennedy's push for broad new authority to close private businesses that refuse to serve all customers. The plan would let the federal government regulate who is hired and whom a business serves, framing a clash over interstate commerce and civil rights during the 1964 campaign.
A brief reminiscence notes events from June 1, 1868 to June 1, 1918 with civic and social highlights, reflecting on local life, notable figures, and changing times across the era.
In June 1913 Western Union begins distributing major league scores by innings from venues including the Pontiac Hotel Franklyn The Alps and McNamara. Society women in Washington propose licensing boards for couples before marriage with exams for fitness and fertility. White City faces a police inquiry over Sunday beer poker and disorderly conduct and St Pauls cemetery trustees consider closing the resort due to performances.
Dr. William J. Bingham of Fulton is re-elected president of the Oswego County Health Association. Floyd E. Benner resigns as manager of the local F W Woolworth store to start his own business. James H. Mackin and George O’Yeer to lead Chamber of Commerce membership drive.
Richard Clare Mitchell of 166 E Fourth St will receive the degree of Bachelor of Laws from Cornell University tomorrow. He will join the firm of Culkin and Amdursky. Obituary entries note John R Turner aged 60, Mrs James H Farrell, and William Paine. Charley Galinske pitched a two hitter as Oswego beat Rome 2 to 1.
Twenty five years ago on Alumni Day June 11 Oswego Normal School receives a painting of Dr Joseph C Park by Dr Aufus Saunders. Oswego Chamber of Commerce forms a movement to institute a city plan with George W Miller as committee head. Fitzhugh Park School chefs course menus lunch for Oswego school faculties with cooks Farella Sheridan Solazzo Gentile Parrow Rodak Gorman De Foy.
June 1953 reports Britons camped along London avenues to glimpse Queen Elizabeth. USN seaman John M. Chrystal listed in a June naval review for the queen. An auto crash near Stanwix sent Mr and Mrs Ransle Alfred and daughter to Rome hospital. Rochester resident urges Mayor Gould to back a Mary E Walker postage stamp. Judy Morrison wins Miss Oswego High School title in Alpha Mu event. Ranous sell Minetto grocery to Frederick Rogers.
Ten years ago on Tuesday June 2 1953 Great Britain celebrated the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Crowds filled London streets while officials and citizens alike watched the historic ceremony at Westminster Abbey and across the empire.
A prayer asks divine guidance for local government leaders to govern with wisdom courage and integrity. The writer pleads for protection against ignorance pride greed and corrupted motives in elected or appointed officials and for sound judgments benefiting current and future citizens.
Washington reports that the United Nations faces a projected deficit of 101.4 million by June 30 with unpaid obligations at 162.2 million and cash resources of 60.8 million. General U Thant notes no member will be forced to pay when behind on dues, including the Soviet Union and France, amid Haiti’s episode.
The piece notes Soviet reluctance to fund UN operations in Congo, Korea, and Palestine with trilliondollar arrears cited for the USSR and France. It also lists local obituaries and civic notices including Charles F. Davis recognition and community church appointments.
The text argues that many U N member nations are in arrears while the United States covers a large share of the budget and peacekeeping costs. It claims a cynical view of U N relevance and a focus on money for arms versus dues. It notes 52 nations lag in payments and highlights U S contributions to Congo and the Middle East operations.
The piece notes opposition to a proposed extra funding for the United Nations. It compares Soviet nonpayment to the 1950 Korea attack and argues the UN could act if Russia loses its Security Council veto. The tone defends urging accountability and suggests renewed action may follow.
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