Eichmann case closed in execution and cremation controversy
Oswego editorial weighs the Eichmann verdict as just and final. It argues capital punishment cannot undo victims or deter tyrants and urges prevention of such leaders by maintaining strong, law governed nations to deny them opportunity.
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Adolph Eichmann
Eichmann
Fichmann
United States
Hitlers
Fichmanns
Capitalizing on Scandal in Hollywood Box Office Moves
A New York Times piece argues Elizabeth Taylor film rereleases were a box office test for Cleopatra profits. Twentieth Century Fox disputes the theory saying reissues aim to earn extra dollars amid Taylor headlines. The industry defense notes public relations spending and sensationalism in pursuit of profits.
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New York Times
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Twentieth Century-Fox
Italy
Fox
Hollywood
Viewpoints of Other Editors on SCHOOLS LAWSUIT in Rochester
A Rochester implied public school segregation suit prompts debate over assimilation progress and district boundaries. The piece notes a pioneering Negro woman teacher becoming principal, the city's 204 percent nonwhite growth, and calls for quality instruction in an integrated system while addressing public concerns. It also references hepatitis outbreaks and medical insights from the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Rochester Aerat & Chronicle
U. S
Rochester
Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Schools
Upstate
Commission On Human Relations
Sebastiense
Hepatitis Causes and Prevention
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez explains two main hepatitis types. The infectious form is mild and virus driven, while severe serum hepatitis spreads via unsterilized needles, lancets, or transfusions. He notes blood on needles indicates lack of sterilization and cites jail for offenders. Sterilization and disposable tools reduce risk.
Secrets Of A Diploma Salesman Revealed To Graduates
Richard F Stonesifer details the diploma trade from the perspective of a salesman. He covers diploma sizes from six by nine inches to four by six inches, Latin versus English legends, and the logistics of distribution at commencements while noting colleges borders on novelty and secrecy.
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Richard F. Stonesifer
Harvard
Yale
Russia
John Jones
Henry Brown
Vic
Franklin and Marshall College
Cherry Valley Storm Knocks Down Trees and Disrupts Power
A brief rain and wind storm in Cherry Valley Otsego County knocked down trees cut power and damaged several buildings. A resort hotel laundry and dormitory on Third Lake in the Adirondacks were also damaged by a lightning strike and fire. Winds reached about 45 miles per hour.
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Albany
Cherry Valley
Otsego County
Third Lake
Adirondacks
Tonsillectomy Debate and Health Q and A Column
Dr Brady answers readers on health topics. A review of tonsillectomy risks cites Dr D B South and Dr C B South finding many patients retain tonsil tissue post surgery. The piece argues tonsillitis relief comes from tonsillotomy and warns against unnecessary operations. Includes hives diet and bladder stone queries with brief patient guidance.
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D. B. South, Sr
C. B. South, Jr
The
Journal of the American Medical Association
J. Alison Glover
Royal Society of Medicine
San Antonio Residents Receive Sabin Polio Vaccine
In San Antonio Texas about four hundred thousand residents were given Sabin oral polio vaccine on Thursday in a mass effort to prevent an epidemic. City Manager Jack Shelley hailed the campaign as a fantastic success as health officials counted roughly 141,000 people who took sugar cubes on Saturday with the vaccine.
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San Antonio
Tex
Sabin
Jack Shelley
Editors Moment of Meditation for Lora
An earnest prayer expresses unreserved devotion to providence and asks for courage joy and hope. The speaker seeks to work build home neighborhood municipality and country and to find fulfillment in selfless service and broader friendship.
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Lora
Daily Bible Passage Quote from 1 Corinthians
A reader notes a verse from 1 Corinthians 13 about the absence of love and the emptiness of gifted speech without love, comparing it to sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal as a moral reflection.
Kennedy shows calm stance on stock market and policy signals
The piece argues President Kennedy avoids pressuring Wall Street or blaming Congress for a bear market. It notes his expectations for a rebound, cites his Trade Expansion Act and tax measures, and contrasts his approach with FDR and Truman while touching on the Big Steel episode.
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Washington
Kennedy
Wall Street
White House
Congress
FDR
New York
Truman
A Period of Transition At PTA Final Meeting
The PTA discussed a sixth grade dance amid unclear outcomes while seventh graders retain access. After business there were school concerts by the band and chorus and a standout massed flute performance by the fourth grade.
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PTA
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