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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1959
Page
1
United States and Allied governments discuss inviting Soviet Premier Khrushchev to visit the United States. A western summit with Eisenhower may precede a full summit this year or next. Nixon, returning from Russia, noted Khrushchev’s interest in flying to the U S and Britain and France consider next steps.
Buffalo report says the wife of Apalachian delegate and the brother of another were ordered to appear before an extended Rochester federal grand jury next Wednesday. Mrs. James V. LaDuca and Steve Magaddino of Lewiston were among 10 subpoenaed, linked to May charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice over the November 1957 Barba ra home gathering at Apalachin.
In Kristiansand Norway Anne Marie Rasmusen, described as the friend of Rockefeller family member Steven, talked with Pastor Olaf Guntestad about marriage plans. The pastor said no definite engagement yet but may comment further Monday. Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie met when she worked as a maid for the Rockefeller family.
A new defense appropriation measures funds to build at least 170 Atlas missiles and a nuclear powered carrier start. The bill, totaling 20 million dollars less than Eisenhower asked, boosts Pentagon spending by 90 million more than requested and funds Navy Marine Air Force cuts while increasing Army manpower and missile programs.
A 15 year old Georgia boy, John Manson Owens of Savannah, survived six days in the Grand Canyon after his two companions perished. He described thirst, falls, and a self made raft as he kept hope alive, aided by prayers and a sign he raised for help.
Negotiations between the steel industry and United Steelworkers recessed for the weekend with no signs of progress on the strike that began July 15. Mediation continued with a Monday session planned as industry and union return to Pittsburgh. Copper and aluminum sectors averted or postponed walkouts during the week.
A new blast of cool Canadian air swept into the midwest and central states, bringing a mercury drop after a warm spell. Thunderstorms were scattered across Missouri Arkansas and parts of the three state area while additional showers cooled the central plains.
Thailand Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman says he is alarmed by attacks on Laos army posts in the north by Communist guerrillas. He notes regional worry and says he cannot speak for SEATO. Laotian forces report fighting over 1,000 rebels near Samaeua.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev inspected two jet liners at Moscow Airport and expressed interest in flying to the United States when the time is ripe. He praised the aircraft, toasted American designers, and suggested a Moscow to New York trip could be practical in a military version.
Mohawk Air lines resumed its schedule after canceling at least 21 flights Friday due to pilots reaching the 85 hour monthly limit under the union contract. Shortly after midnight the new month began operations again serving Detroit Newark New York State and New England.
In Bernard des Lacs Quebec heavy showers soaked the Gaspe Peninsula but fires remained out of control on a 95 square mile area of spruce pine and cedar. The blazes left 84 homeless and forced 650 to flee with timber and property losses and a collapse in tourist influx.
Army plans to airlift a platoon to St Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea to destroy 7000 cans of beer found unfit for consumption. Native salvage and village vandalism prompted the move, led by Sen. Bartlett and Lt Gen Armstrong after protests from Gambell Village Council.
West Covina surgeon Dr. Bernard Finch and his companion Carol Tregoff face murder charges in the July 18 killing of his wife Barbara Finch in California. Police traced a do it yourself kit including a butcher knife flashlight and pistol shells to a Las Vegas supermarket.
Senator John Kennedy of Massachusetts stated on television that the United States should be willing to go to the ultimate weapon to defend Europe. He argued that losing Berlin would lead to losing Germany and then Europe, Asia, and Africa, risking U.S. time to come.
A compact obituary notices brief appears with sports notes and local updates. The item lists a recently deceased community member and highlights brief scores or athletic results from local teams.
Vice President Nixon bluntly warned Khrushchev of an era of fear and tension if Russia expands communism. He urged direct broadcasts between peoples, wider exchanges, and stopping jamming while defending U S overseas bases and calling for better Soviet American understanding.
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