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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
6
Essay contrasts two senses of status quo in foreign affairs. One refers to a nation’s internal state and need for change versus defense of stability. The other concerns international power and peace, noting America’s aim to preserve peace while Russia pursues change through force.
A United States Public Health Service survey shows continued gains in polio vaccinations and shots per person but reveals 40 percent of Americans under 60 have not yet protection. Among under fives 20 percent have not had their first dose leaving eight million preschoolers under protected.
Viewpoints of Other Editors discusses preferring the self helpful movement toward homemade cider and apple juice. It recalls family hand cider mills, old rural pride, and urges practical home juice experiments while noting risks of aspirin misuse and home remedies amid era advice.
Dr Brady addresses the CRI or cold infection, urging calcium and vitamin D nutrition over analgesics. He warns aspirin and narcotics provide only temporary relief and stresses proper protection, nutrition, and immune support to hasten recovery.
David Lawrence argues the Democratic Congress bears responsibility for the gold crisis by resisting higher interest rates and blocking Treasury flexibility. He links Congress interference with the market to higher costs, weaker domestic trade, and global financial strain, urging restraint and respect for supply and demand.
A Palladium Times retrospective recalls December 1 1910 news. Methodists debated Federation of Social Services urging church support for public dance halls amid Sunday baseball and other entertainments. A Denver undertaker planned a mortuary derby raffle with a first class funeral prize. Battle Island near Minetto faced flooding risk from a proposed high dam, linking to 18th century frontier events.
One hundred seventy five were killed on both sides, and their ghosts linger on the island. The stark toll underscores the enduring memory of the clash and its impact on local communities.
General MacArthur states the U N situation in Korea is not desperate and that an atomic bomb is not needed to stem Chinese Red tide. The note comes as other regional actions and budget talks unfold in Oswego and nearby communities.
A department store Santa in New York complains about the constant chatter from shoppers and parents. He jokes about lines from thousands of children and even mock reports from the fire department and a local union, sparking humor about the holiday season.
A prayer seeking inner confidence and steadfastness to pursue a righteous life. The writer asks for wisdom to serve loved ones and others despite external confusions and crises, hoping to contribute meaningfully through improved judgment and faith.
The column argues past presidents relied on informal advisers, warning Kennedy against a large unaccountable White House staff. It cites FDR, Wilson, Coolidge, and Theodore Roosevelt era figures to illustrate risks of presidential proxies and opaque diplomacy.
In San Diego Walker Scott Co reports teenagers have held charge accounts for three years with a substantially better payment record than adults. The department store notes the trend as a notable consumer behavior finding.
The East dealer game ends with Sylvia as South making seven spades after a dramatic misdeal and clever play. The narrative recalls her rapid rise at the club, bold experiments at the table, and a pivotal hand that sparked her legendary bridge adventures.
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