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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1959
Page
9
The romance between the governor's son and Miss Rasmussen is billed as sensational, yet the Norwegian bride comes from a well off family, not poverty. Her background is overstated by press as the couple faces intrusive coverage and questions of class.
James D. Carey president of the Electrical Workers union issued a blistering letter to 134 Republican and 95 Democratic congressmen who backed the Landrum Griffin bill denouncing it as punitive and repressive. The memo threatened political action at the ballot box and echoed fears of Taft Hartley era coercion, arguing such pressure has shaped public opinion and may affect future labor legislation votes.
The editorial panel argues President Eisenhower spoke as both leader and ordinary citizen, free from campaign pressure as he nears the end of his term. It notes his nonpartisan tone and his appeal for a national labor law, framing his position as reflecting strength rather than political gain.
Dr Brady discusses night blindness and vitamin A, noting risks of dusk driving and limited remedies. He cites cod liver oil, liver from chicken and animals, and fish liver oil as high in vitamin A, warns against raw liver, and covers historical treatments from Ebers Papyrus to Hippocrates.
Readers discuss medical norms and individual consent as doctors in the region advocate universal infant circumcision while others question necessity and ethics. A child’s breathing pain query prompts breathing exercises and a stashed advice offer. A space observatory note mentions Explorer VI’s orbital plans. Princess Margaret turns 29 at Balmoral with the royal family.
Washington notes domestic politics in Britain France and Germany shaping world events as Eisenhower and Macmillan plan joint TV chat and leaders in Paris Berlin and Rome gain leverage. Analysts say détente, Khrushchev ties, and peace concerns influence politics and public opinion, while warning appeasement risks war.
The Canadian brigantine St. Lawrence II attracted hundreds to Fair Haven Yacht Club as 14 to 16 year old Canadian Sea Cadets from Kingston Ontario described their six year old 60 foot ship with 72 hp engine and 22 bunks. Skipper Francis MacLachlan and executive officer Edward Saunders led the crew sponsored by Brigantine Inc.
A resolution to reserve a 27 acre site for a Franklin D Roosevelt memorial near the Tidal Basin southeast of the Lincoln Memorial was approved by the Senate Rules Committee. The House has passed it and funding will come from private subscriptions.
New York producer King Vidor argues epics are too big and costly for Hollywood with 1000 man crowd scenes costing about 20000 daily. He cites Spain as cheaper for spectacles like Solomon and Sheba and notes Tyrone Power’s death pushed costs higher. Vidor stays forward looking, preferring more epics abroad to fill the big screen.
A reflective meditation urging release of seething anger and the discipline to rule one's spirit. It emphasizes Proverbs wisdom that slow anger is stronger than great power and compares anger to an acid harming the vessel it resides in.
National Whirligig argues Ike's strong veto stance and public support erode calls to repeal the two term cap. The piece credits voters for independence and notes economic shifts, patronage changes, and a larger role for the individual president in shaping policy over party demands. It cites Senator Saltonstall on rising independents and lauds Eisenhower’s bold leadership against reform opponents.
Washington report states that Senate aides may gain formal titles beyond administrative assistant or clerk as payroll transparency nears. A proposed rule allows each senator to create office titles with one staffer earning a basic rate around 8800 annually, effectively about 16300 per year after increases.
South hand decisions after the takeout double by West. Hand 1 supports two clubs. hand 2 shows three clubs. hand 3 opts for two notrump. hand 4 suggests two hearts. hand 5 bids four hearts. Analysis notes that jumps show strength, notrump aims for stoppers, and heart contracts may beat with a strong heart/diamond fit despite HC points.
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