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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
6
The city bids farewell to J Francis Gill, retiring after more than 20 years as Commissioner of Works. He is praised for road work snow plowing and public service, with colleagues noting his courtesy and steady leadership. The paper extends best wishes for a peaceful, harassment-free retirement.
The piece argues that dire predictions of a summer economic crash did not materialize. It notes rises in retail sales, rising personal income, record housing starts, and a gradually rising stock market since May 1962. It credits moderate policies and restrained spending for the positive trends and cites mixed opinions within Kennedy's party.
Harold Kessinger a former New Jersey judge said newspapers savor bad youth news and downplay good. The Utica Daily Press and peers report many youth achievements in May. Crime coverage deters wrongdoing and good deeds outweigh bad in most papers.
Dr Brady answers readers questions on health with emphasis on temperance and abstinence in youth and Catholic Thot Abstinence Union. The column notes Catholics double in Alcoholics Anonymous relative to the community and urges pledge renewals at milestones.
A physician aims to avoid angering rich patients by maintaining dignified silence in consultations. The piece notes the delicate balance between earnings and bedside manner in medical practice.
The report notes a high of 84 and a low of 60 with mean 77 and no precipitation. Winds calm to 15 mph, station pressure 29.58. Continued fair and warm with humidity, a slight chance of a thundershower late afternoon through early morning, highs near 90 and lows in the 60s. Sunset 8:51, sunrise 5:27. Highest on date 92 in 1941, lowest 47 in 1926.
A wide ranging Broadway column notes political hints about Eisenhower and Nixon possibly backing Gen. Lucius Clay if nominated in 1964. It also covers Goldwater fundraising, entertainment gossip, weddings, fashion, and industry moves from Los Angeles to New York, with several named figures and venues.
Grace Hawkins Bethel Youngs Lulu Horth and Mildred Farnham gathered Thursday at Neal Washer’s Pennellville home. They all attended Hannibal High at the same time.
Andrew Tully reports a proposal by Senator Warren Magnuson to require two yearly sessions of Congress one for legislation and one for the budget The plan aims to curb waste and bring fiscal discipline with January to July 15 for policy work and a November to December budget session It would require budget emergencies only and push for full disclosure of appropriations and capital assets of the government.
Elmer Babcock a local florist entered the House of the Good Samaritan in Watertown Monday to undergo a major operation. The item notes subsequent visits and other local family movements including marriages and travels among residents of Pulaski Troy Syracuse and nearby areas.
A Daily Bible Passage notes Jesus Christ’s gift of salvation for believers. The verse affirms that God loved the world and provided his only begotten Son so that those who believe may have eternal life.
Hal Boyle argues folk wisdom now comes in reverse tongue and mixed messages. He cites examples from a book on contemporary signs showing confusion and hollow laughter reflecting societal despair rather than straightforward guidance.
At the 1961 European championships a spade led slam in six diamonds by Great Britain scored 1370 points after a double slam bidding frenzy. East Truscott opened three spades at table one, while Rose and Gardener pursued six diamonds at table two.
An editor offers a devotional meditation praying for divine guidance protection and a sound mind and healthy body to pursue truth and righteousness. The piece appeals to God in Heaven for wisdom courage and the will to study and act usefully in daily life.
The New York State Bar Association at its June summer meeting awarded a special citation to The Defenders CBS TV series for its realistic portrayal of the lawyer in action.
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