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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
6
Residents attended the official opening of the Oswego Arts Center housed in part of the old Fort Ontario commissary. The project honors include the City and County, with praise for the State Council on the Arts and the Art Guild and The Players whose labor built the center.
The piece recalls Viscount Montgomery deriding General Eisenhower's handling of the 1944 Normandy invasion. It notes Ike's muddled plans and Monty's claim of British underappreciation, adds that such disputes echo long‑running historical debate, and ends by affirming the invasion's overall success.
A retired industrialist warns against neglecting retirement planning as work ends. Observers note Senior Citizens Month gains little notice while automation pushes early retirement. Companies and unions expand prep programs, yet individuals must find personal avenues of fulfillment beyond the job.
Dr. Brady argues no clear definition for chronic joint disability exists in current literature and questions the rise of modern arthritis. He cites Osler and others, critiques medical advertising and nutrition theories, and advocates long term calcium vitamin regimens as a preventive approach.
A glassed in structure called Sidewalk Superintendents Chalet has been built at a main downtown Columbus intersection to let passersby watch a 25 story office building rise nearby. The setup highlights urban construction spectacle.
A columnist recalls a provocative discussion on marriage and divorce prompted by a poll on Rocky's presidential bid. The dialogue contrasts enduring devotion with selfish infidelity, citing wives and husbands who aging, pride, and social pressures influence separations and second marriages.
Marisa Pavan plans a Rome exit for a New York townhouse base as she supports Jean Pierre Aumont's nightclub career. Diana Taylor refuses repeated requests for a taped reading while Sidney Michaels shifts toward burlesque coverage. Max Erlich debuts Deep In The Blue about submarines.
An editor calls for a concord among nations and an end to bloodshed. The piece asks divine blessing on the United Nations and its agencies to foster world brotherhood and peacemaking among all people as children of one Father.
Washington analysts say Mao Tse-tung faces real domestic opposition over socialist education and campaigns that place political commissars over workers. The shift risks alienating peasants and could invite Khrushchev aligned factions to influence Beijing, signaling potential but distant changes toward a softer regime.
Sidney native Richard T. Carroll has been appointed high school principal by the Sandy Creek Central School Board. A former Sidney High School principal and Franklin Central English teacher, he holds a MA in administration from Colgate University earned in 1963 after study at Hartwick College Oneonta State University College. He served two years in the U.S. Army and will relocate with his wife and family in July.
In Entown, Pa the Allentown School District hosts an annual rope jumping contest for third graders. Norbert Brantley, 9, won the event after a disruption requiring an exchange prize.
In a team event South overbid to a slam after a seven of hearts opening lead. The dealer’s line shows a successful diamond finesse and careful trump management can deliver the four extra tricks, though West’s distribution and hearts constrain the result.
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