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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
6
Oswego shoppers stayed home and visitors kept wallets shut as the Northern Central New York Volunteer Firemen’s association three day convention failed to meet inflated attendance hopes. Parade drew about 25 000 spectators while merchants faced fewer customers and unused goods.
The Liberal Party of New York declines to back Governor Rockefeller or Senator Javits, signaling political detachment amid Kennedy policy tensions. The move risks upstate reactions and underscores Liberal unease with both Republicans and Democrats in a year of partisan tests.
The piece compares human diplomacy and governance with bird behavior, suggesting birds express practical boundaries through song while humans debate treaties and borders. It questions if conferences could be sung rather than spoken and ends with a quip advising medical consultation for rheumatic or arthritis concerns.
Dr Brady explains home care for umbilical hernia in newborns noting spontaneous healing common and recommending cork padding belt strapping or belly binder until age eight. He also discusses chronic joint disability, differentiates rheumatiz, and states tobacco and alcohol impact similar to others while offering a booklet for prevention and arrest.
The Village of Pulaski Town of Richland and Pulaski Central School with the New York State Youth Commission open a six week recreation program Monday July 2 at 9 a.m. Activities run until 11 30 a.m. daily with swimming on Mon Wed and Fri afternoons buses depart about 1 p.m. and return at 4 30 p.m. Eligible are eight years and up with rain backup in the elementary gym. A Teen Town Dance and music classes are slated plus libraries open Tuesdays.
Boston UPI reports John L. Sullivan the first modern heavyweight champion earned a total of 1 221 320 dollars across his ring career from 1878 to 1935.
President Kennedy faces sharp criticism for letting political considerations shape his stance on federal aid to church related schools. Father Virgil Blum argues constitutional backing exists for aid to religious and nonreligious subjects, urging nationwide pressure groups to support civil rights for independent children.
Pulaski W E Carnes of Port St. Lucie has been honored by the U S Weather Bureau for completing 15 years as a Cooperative Weather Observer. The lapel button bears the years of service beneath the Commerce Department seal.
Pulaski pharmacist Rexford E. Potts received the A H Bowl of Hygeia award for outstanding community service. A 40 year pharmacist with a store since 1932, Potts was presented the honor by a Robins Company representative at a Pharmaceutical Society of the State of New York meeting at the Lido Hotel in Lido Beach.
Hal Boyle notes a U S Army unit has 170 shoes per soldier with a cost of 100 dollars a pair for big size 17 D footwear. The column blends odds and ends on science housing ideas and general light news asides.
In a North hand from 1974 trials to choose North America’s team, eight tables reached four hearts with declarers making four despite four tricks to lose. West’s defense never cashed the queen of diamonds, leading to successful discard and four hearts by Murray at table with Coon North and Murray South.
A meditation on counting blessings in misery and recognizing that sorrow, poverty, and death can contain hidden good. It urges welcoming angelic visits without needing to hear wings or feel a touch, citing a hopeful view of human experience.
Kennedy sought to liberalize the House Rules Committee with Sam Rayburn, but the change shifted leverage to multiple committees. The new setup encourages broader debate, clearer responsibility, and limits a president’s control, though it risks complicating major bills and altering path to passage.
The Kuies Committee is accused of dictatorial tactics, burying favorable reports and aiming for House floor votes. Despite Rules liberalization, progress slows as the Senate and House calendars show a stagnant Congress. Regular committees now spend more time on bills under Kennedy Rayburn reform.
Conservatives seek to modify Rules to survive strict scrutiny and win compromise with liberals on Rules. Liberals on regular committees study legislative details to influence outcomes, while Rules sometimes does not align with Kennedy loyalists.
Pulaski Sales and Service Inc. buys the entire property of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ruder on North Jefferson Street. Ralph Lundgren Carl Holcomb and William Larrabee acquire a large garage a two family dwelling and about 18000 square feet of land. Possession to be taken immediately. sale arranged by Carl S. Burritt of Sandy Creek for R. G. Stone Real Estate Co. of Syracuse.
Psalm chapter verse highlights God as salvation glory strength and refuge. The line emphasizes trust in divine protection and steadfast security in faith.
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