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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
6
The Common Council turned down a 10000 bid for two abandoned West Second Street fire stations on 33 foot lots. They expect a second auction to yield a higher price, noting the properties' limited use and tax implications while warning against overpricing.
The letter urges seniors to continue education beyond high school noting industry favors college graduates for better jobs and potential advanced degrees. It warns those who stop at high school may miss promotions and broader life enjoyment, urging pursuit of further study.
Slices of letters from The London Times reflect England's biggest scandal yet and American readers note similar patterns. The pages discuss fashion, public concerns, and daily routines, urging walking as exercise and pondering curious questions and cures.
Dr Brady argues against rest cures for nervous prostration and urges daily activity. He warns sanitariums exploit weakness and supports work and play to restore health. He recommends state-supported vacation allowances for mothers of multiple children and promotes practical, active routines over passive rest.
Weathers shows high 75 and low 48 with mean 61 and 0.00 inches of precipitation. Sunset 8 51 and sunrise 5 26. Highest on this date 92 in 1952, lowest 47 in 1902. Warm with more high clouds and humidity this afternoon and Wednesday. Highs in the upper 80s, tonight mid 50s. Variable winds under 10.
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog entry appears in this brief OCR fragment with contact line 3-3800-F1 and a partially damaged code 3-380. The readable item suggests a publication contact or department note from the Palladium Times.
The president’s European visit is defended as a move to sway opinion and reassure Western Europe about U S commitment to defend allies. It argues the trip helps counter rumors of U S abandonment and strengthens unity against the Soviet threat, with emphasis on nuclear and conventional defense and avoiding war.
A special election will be held June 28 1963 from 11 AM to 8 PM to decide on consolidating Union Free School District No 1 Minetto Oswego County and multiple Oswego Scriba Volney districts into the City School District of Oswego. Ballots will be counted at Minetto Auditorium. James F E Allen Jr Commissioner of Education.
City of Oswego invites sealed proposals at City Clerk Office to 11 am EDT July 2 1963 for pavement reconstruction for the Department of Works. Bid documents available from the clerk or Barton Brown Clyde Loquidice North Syracuse NY. Bid deposit $10. Right to reject any bids. Date June 24 1963. The bald eagle protection note follows.
A reflective note seeks divine grace to resist hostility and hatred. It asks for calm, charity, and peace in work, and to prevent violence or deteriorating community relations. The speaker prays for understanding and reconciliation to guide duties.
Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen proposes a cloture free civil rights formula to avoid a deadly Senate filibuster. He argues moderation can force a workable compromise despite Southern opposition and mass demonstrations. Leaders from both parties may guide a Kennedy civil rights program toward passage without violence.
License 28 A 338 issued to Dominick Piazza DBA Piazza’s Groceries to sell beer at retail at 230 Syracuse Ave Oswego for oil premises consumption. License 28 A T71 issued to Angelo J Spano DBA 101 E Ninth St Oswego to sell cider and beer at retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law.
A daily Bible passage states that faith without deeds is a lifeless thing per James 2 17. The message urges believers to show faith through action rather than words alone.
In a three no trump contract East-West vulnerable North opens with a spade lead. Declarer, South, misreads and loses ten tricks after a diamond layout miscount. A correct plan assumes 4-1 or 5-0 diamond division and shifts to clubs and diamonds to reach eight sure tricks before avoiding further diamond plays.
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