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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
1
The page outlines content across sections including Egilorial, Fulton, personals, sports, classifieds, comics, and market briefs. It previews features like radio and TV items, reader notices, game results, comic strips, and market listings.
Lack of rainfall hits Hudson Valley apple crops with frost losses around 50 percent and statewide hay yields expected at 75 to 90 percent of normal. Water restrictions, low reservoir levels and rising costs threaten dairy, while outside the region rainfall supports partial recovery.
A six hour South Glens Falls blaze gutted the Patrician Paper Co mill near the Hudson River. The loss exceeds 1 million dollars. no serious injuries though several firefighters were affected by smoke. The plant employs about 130 workers and was formerly operated by International Paper and Scott Paper before reopening in 1961.
Mrs Poroths McHugh wife of State Commerce Commissioner Keith S McHugh was unopposed for election as Republican national committeewoman for New York State Party leaders designated her and her name was before the Republican State Committee for ratification.
Vatican City reports the College of Cardinals set a nine day mourning ending June 17 with June 19 conclave to elect a new pope. Voting begins June 20, with four ballots daily until two thirds choose a successor. about 80 of 82 cardinals expected.
The New York State Synod of the Lutheran Church in America approved a $1.1 million nine story Seamen's Center at 125 Fast 15th Street to replace the Water Street facility near the Battery used since the 1890s. Delegates from 375 churches attend the four day convention in Oneonta.
President Kennedy announced U S efforts to develop a supersonic commercial airliner within the next decade. France and Britain push the Concorde project with a 1968 delivery promise, while the United States contends for a Mach 3 airliner possibly by 1969 to 1972. Costs exceed 1 billion dollars and government subsidies are anticipated.
Florida Supreme Court ruled cigarette manufacturers hold liability for harms from their products under implied warranty, upholding a case linked to Edwin Green of Miami who contracted lung cancer after smoking Lucky Strike cigarettes. The decision clarifies absolute liability even without proven long term effects.
President Kennedy named Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson a Protestant and three others to represent the U S government at Pope John XXIII funeral. The delegation includes James A Farley George N Shuster and Benjamin Mays.
Frank Haller, 40, of Darien Center Genesee County, died Wednesday at the United Door Co. plant when a paint canister exploded hitting him on the head as it surged from an air compressor. He leaves six children.
U S and Soviet negotiators reached agreement on a permanent teletypewriter link from Moscow via Helsinki Stockholm and London to Washington to allow instant high level communications in war crisis. The plan includes a radio backup and aims to prevent miscalculations during emergencies.
The piece outlines how proposed and pending tax increases, notably Social Security hikes under Mills, could offset part of President Kennedy’s tax cut goal. It notes estimated costs: 2 billion in 1963, 500 million for a proposed disability fund fix, plus automatic rises in 1966 and beyond, possibly leaving the net benefit far short of the planned 10 billion federal cut.
Republican senators at Javits promoted conferences pledged to support further civil rights legislation though they dodged whether to break a southern filibuster. A late afternoon session approved a nonbinding policy statement by voice vote, amid some division among attendees.
Police report James Hawkins about 50 drowned Wednesday night after falling into the Buffalo River near a tugboat dock. Authorities investigated the incident and identified the victim.
New York State Bingo profits for 1962 63 rose to 14 750 421 dollars an all time high, the State Bingo Control Commission announced. The total topped the previous year by over two million dollars.
Stephen Michalski six year old of Angola fell into a pond behind his home in Erie County and drowned police said. The accident occurred Wednesday in Munity.
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