Death Penalty Split Between State and Federal Law
The piece contrasts New York’s near abolition of capital punishment with Congress approving a federal death offense for killing the president or heir. It argues moral inconsistency across government levels and questions deterrence, noting Kennedy and Lincoln assassins. It ends by urging that one body must be morally wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
House of Representatives
Warren Commission
Oswald
Kennedy
Booth
Lincoln
Whither the Liberals in New York City
The Liberal Party faced a dilemma over mayoral endorsement amid claims of independence from the Democratic party. It favored Lindsay despite his Republican label, risking exposure as opportunistic if it backs him, while remaining tied to past loyalties with Wagner’s heirs and other potential leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
New York City
Democratic Party
Robert F. Kennedy
Kenneth F. Keating
James B. Donovan
Jacob Javits
Robert Morgenthau
Nelson Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
Congress
Democratic
Wagner
Screvane
Ryan
Beame
Mr. Lindsay
Viewpoints of Other Editors on Economic Outlook
The piece discusses stock market volatility and the need for prudent policy. It cites William McChesney Martin Jr and notes two depressions causes: mass psychology and economic maladjustments. It warns against boom psychology and flags concerns about real estate overbuilding and rising installment debt. It also stresses dollar dependence and the balance of deficits with world liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McChesney Martin Jr
Mr. Martin
Washington
Cial
International Monetary System
United States
Real Estate Transfers In Oswego County
Real estate transfers show various grantees and grantors in Oswego County. Arthur Laws Fulton to Lawrence Fancher Granby stamps 4.40. Drought Bernhards Bay to Jack Webb Constantia stamps 3.30. Falise Oswego to Stanley Tracz Phoenix Minet stamps 2.20. Hageny Oswego 104 W Cayuga St Minetto stamps 0.20. Northrup Mohawk St Oswego to John Ryan Oswego stamps 0.15. Perfield Central Square to John Murphy Hastings Town stamps 15.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Laws
Michael Falise
Theares E. Perfield
Central Square
John C. Murphy & W
Town of
Hastings
Higher Minimum Teacher Salaries Won In Senate
The New York Senate approved a bill raising minimum salaries for public school teachers. First year pay in small districts rises to 4900 dollars and in larger districts to 5200 dollars. Teachers with 12 years’ experience would jump to 8000 dollars. The Assembly sent to the Senate a $200 million park bond proposal for statewide recreation expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Senate
Assembly
Rockefeller
State Thruway Authority
Oswego Palladium Times Ad Rates and Contacts
The Oswego Palladium Times lists publication details including office at 174-176 West First St Oswego NY and staff roles for Clarence Leighton Thomas Cloutier and others. It states subscription prices by mail and carrier delivery options for Oswego Northern Cayuga Wayne and other regions with rates by year half year and shorter terms and notes advertising representation. It also identifies Associated Press membership and policy on misreadings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Mats Mees
West First St
Oswego
N. Y
Oswego N. YY
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
West Third St. Oswego
Thomas A. Cloutier
William H. Leighton
Dilen St
Clark Morrison
East Ninth St
Leigher B. Daigard
County of Oswego
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Palladium Times
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Matthews Special Agency Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Baruch Advised U S Presidents for Five Decades
Washington obituary recalls Bernard M. Baruch as a key adviser to U.S. presidents over 50 years. It highlights his wartime leadership, warnings to France’s De Gaulle on nuclear arms, his behind the scenes service in World Wars, and his example of patriotism and selfless public work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
Baruch
de Gaulle
France
America
Germany
Italy
Mr. Baruch
Wilson
War Industries Board
New York Stock Exchange
Congressional
Pinky
Liverpool
Spokane Officer Bit by Dog While Addressing Owner
Spokane police officer William L. McCroskey went to a home to inform a dog owner about leash laws after the animal reportedly bit a man. As he spoke, the dog sprang from behind and bit him, prompting treatment at a nearby hospital before he was released.
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Spokane, Wash
UPI
William L. McCroskey
McCroskey
Bible Verse Prompt Reflects Moral Calling
A concise scripture quotation from Micah 6 8 emphasizes doing justly loving mercy and walking humbly with God. The line summarizes core ethical duties highlighted in the biblical passage and echoes common theological exhortations.
Viet Nam War Victory Could Be Years Away, Says Boyle
Hal Boyle reports on mixed views from U S and foreign observers in Saigon and Da Nang. Optimists foresee victory in years with sustained airpower and strong Saigon government, while pessimists warn of decades of struggle unless negotiated. Opinions range from need for infantry to counter Viet Cong to doubts about manpower and political will.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Lieve
Editor's Moment of Meditation on Civic Duty
An editor calls readers to awaken patriotic conscience and engage in nonpartisan, service oriented, fiscally sound local governance. The piece seeks wholesome communities as models for municipalities across states and the nation.
Beatles Honored for Dollar Earns Debate in Parliament
National Whirligig Labor Party presses a motion in the House of Commons questioning the Beatles’ Empire honors, arguing the royals should reward those who brought commercial dollar gains. The piece satirically suggests other brisk entrepreneurs and warns of modern values in prize awards.
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Washington
House of Commons
Buffalo Mayor Returns to Work After Indictment and Hospital Stay
Buffalo Mayor Chester Kowal, found unconscious after his indictment by a grand jury, returned to City Hall following a five day hospital stay. He had been discharged from Columbus Hospital and presided at events for the national Jaycee convention led by Stan Ladley of Bartlesville. Kowal and Ralph Saft face charges of conspiracy, unlawful fees, and public official law violations, with Kowal also charged with perjury. both deny the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Chester Kowal
Kowal
Columbus Hospital
Stan Ladley
Bartlesville
Oklo
Corporation
Ralph Saft
Declarer Finds Easier Line With East In Bidding
In a contract bridge hand from Becker, East’s bidding informs South that East holds the heart ace after a diamond double. By ducking a heart to East and then gaining clubs, declarer secures nine tricks without a finesse, avoiding earlier doomed lines.
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Declarer
South
East
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Christian Science Monitor
David Lawrence
U. S
Hal Boyle
Labor Party
By Andrew Tully
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
C. V. Hearn
Hearn
Frederick Wagg
Wagg
Palladium
Hyde Park
B. Jay Becker
East Dealer
North
Aos
West
Aki
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