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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1960
Page
6
The article analyzes Russia and United States roles in UN funding. It argues Russia avoids paying its share while demanding UN troop withdrawals from the Congo. It notes the UN budget is small beside national budgets and urges Russia to meet its assessed obligations financially.
A Paris fashion critique notes designers embracing bold male styling with bright plaids and checked tweeds. Opera capes return in black doeskin, raincoats resemble artists’ smocks, and sweaters lengthen toward the knee. Beverages of fur caps and suede hats finish the look while flamboyant cuffs and neckwear appear.
Viewpoints argue that convention platforms should be abolished in favor of general party goals aided by television. Senator Dodd warns against elected officials being bound by platform planks and urges leaders to rely on personal responsibility over four year terms. The piece notes risk of deception during campaigns and urges reform-minded trust.
Dr Brady answers reader questions on tetany in all ages and the need for daily calcium and vitamin D. He argues 1500 units of vitamin D daily, a high calcium diet, and sun exposure prevent deficiencies and related symptoms like tetany, rickets, and allergies. He cites reader reports of allergy relief with calcium supplementation.
MENICO The Cooperative Farm Credit Association held the Oswego County annual meeting in the Mexico Methodist Church Fellowship Hall with 150 attending. Reports from the nominating committee and officers were given. Floyd Sholtz and Howard Cross were re-elected directors of the Federal Land Bank Association for three-year terms.
A brief verse note highlights First Timothy chapter six verse ten warning that the love of money is the root of all evil. The message points to spiritual caution and ethical conduct.
Post election Gallup analysis shows 62 percent of Catholics who backed Republicans in 1956 voted for Kennedy in 1960, with Catholics giving Democrats 78 percent of the total in 1960. The religious shift favored Kennedy more than any other group, aided by regional patterns and state demographics.
Rev and Mrs William Lord closed their home on November 30 to motor to Glen Aubrey to spend the winter with their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs John Rook. Several local residents are noted in brief updates including illnesses and visits.
Hal Boyle profiles Joan Fontaine as grateful for a long illness that stretched two years with mononucleosis hepatitis and undulant fever. The Oscar winner now values living energy and warns against the Hollywood treadmill while hoping for a Broadway return and hosting duties on CBS TV.
A prayerful meditation reflects on divine sovereignty during troubling times. It asks for sustenance of freedoms and the inspiration to uphold rights for all people, honoring God as rock and redeemer.
Washington reports Lyndon B. Johnson will be the dominant vice president of the Kennedy era with Sam Rayburn shaping policy in Washington. The analysis credits Johnson with saving Southern support for Democrats and shaping the party’s balance in a tight Nixon Kennedy race.
CENTRAL SQUARE Girl Scout Founders Day will be observed at the First Methodist Church on Thursday. The Neighborhood Committee chaired by Mrs. Michael Antochi sponsors the event honoring the founders Mrs. Esther Landers and Mrs. Carol La Tourneau who started scouting in Central Square in 1937.
In a World Bridge Olympic hand, East-West faced a notrump contract. West led six of spades and the defense hinged on a precise four of spades defense to stop declarer from eight tricks. South must duck the queen to keep communication, while East seeks to hold entries and thwart three spade tricks.
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