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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
6
The papacy of John XXIII transformed Catholicism through ecumenism and reform. His outreach broadened the College of Cardinals and inspired two major encyclicals on social issues and peace. Physicians say recovery is unlikely as the world watches this landmark moment in church history.
The Common Council allocated 600000 for paving and resurfacing, praising the Shapiro administration and Works Department for current work. The column notes roads improve but warns ongoing regular maintenance is needed to avoid recurring costly emergencies and lingering neglect.
Viewpoints of Other Editors notes a Wisconsin Cheesemakers' Association request for 35000 to display a 24000 pound cheddar at the New York World's Fair, argues for a smaller Lewis County cheese as best representing New York products, and urges showcasing quality over size. It also includes reader items on acne pamphlets and a promotional note for pamphlets.
Dr William Brady answers readers questions on health in his Palladium Times column. He discusses the iodin ration and its alleged link to immunity, clarifies limitations of advice, and invites requests for pamphlets on iodine deficiency especially for the Great Lakes basin.
The inquiry asks for instructions after using suggested home ear drops for fungus infection of the ear and feet. The answer states the ear drops would do no harm but implies better treatment may be needed.
Sherrill residents Mrs. Bessie Ramour and Mrs. Viola Wright visit Kittie Foster in West Monroe returning Thursday. Others host family and friends visit, including Mr. and Mrs. William Huntley at Mattydale Field Day and multiple weekend guests in West Monroe Bernhards Bay and surrounding areas.
The Treasury reports the cash position as of May 28 1963 with a balance of 7 826 950 522 01 dollars. Deposits for the fiscal year ending July 1 stand at 100 737 009 514 01 dollars while withdrawals total 109 279 575 04 dollars. The total public debt is 303 945 443 895 54 dollars.
Classified note lists printing department contact numbers. Dial FI 3 3800 or FI 3 3801 for services.
A Washington essay compares the current Negro white conflicts to Prohibition, arguing that prolonged controversy spurred by both sides led to constitutional changes and state-level solutions. It warns of social disruption and calls for a future amendment for equal rights, pending gradual progress.
Only a few residents registered on the first two days as personal registration begins for the Hannibal Central School District election. Additional sessions are planned at North Hannibal on June 4 and South Hannibal on June 6 from 1 to 9 p.m. with a final day June 12 in the school office.
Hal Boyle muses on diverse trivia from weight loss costs to silver coin supply and historical card decks. The column touches on banking, mint inventories, ancient tennis, perfumed streets, and notable quotes as light reflections on American life.
A collage of statements spans currency counterfeiting, Kentucky law ideas, job readiness psychology, Pilgrims Progress and Mein Kampf authorship in prison, car ownership, animal brain sizes, Nudist camps history, a German travel claim, a 15 000 sun worshippers draw, a quote about arguments and friends, government employment share, and Ben Franklin on faithful friends and ready money.
In a 1961 Argentina vs United States match, North held AK102 Q8642 872 and South QJ953 1095 7542. At the first table 3NT made after a club lead. at the second, misdefense caused declarer to go down five after an unnecessary overcall. The lesson: hold-up play can swing results and the king of clubs duck was costly.
A speaker urges new graduates to embrace work and service for the common good. He emphasizes schools churches businesses and professions as pillars of virtue integrity and lawfulness guiding citizens toward peace happiness and national prosperity.
In 1964 the Republican Party shows two factions, conservatives led by Barry Goldwater who favor states rights on civil rights and liberals led by Nelson Rockefeller who demand federal action. Prominent liberal Republicans reject Goldwater and back Romney as a possible compromise candidate amid shifting poll numbers.
Goldwater argues Nixon should have backed a milder civil rights plank to win the South. Nixon adopted a strong plank and failed to secure the region. Goldwater notes Nixon would be president today if he had listened, while Goldwater rises to front of GOP 1964 nomination chatter.
The text notes Rockefeller’s remarriage shifted public opinion and Goldwater’s lead grew from 43 to 26 percent before the marriage to 35 to 30 percent after. It suggests Goldwater’s path to the convention may have appeared unlikely, yet polls show an unexpected early advantage.
Tampa teachers at Henry Grady Elementary meet from 8:15 to 8:25 each morning for coffee and talk. They review new paperwork, discuss testing and problems, and share ideas and opinions to start the day. Principal W. E. Hall calls the results gratifying.
A reader notes Isaiah 58 3 emphasizes light health and righteousness breaking forth like morning. The verse promises swift healing guidance and moral provision for the faithful.
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