Kennedy plans new Department of Urban Affairs
President elect Kennedy proposes creating a Department of Urban Affairs to coordinate federal relations with cities. The move would shift functions from multiple agencies, including urban renewal housing planning pollution control and recreation, into a single department. Critics warn of rising costs and bureaucratic bloat while urging improvement within existing agencies.
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Water charges for Oswego non profits ridiculed by auditors
State Department of Audit and Control questions city of Oswego water charges to churches hospitals and schools arguing such fees are unnecessary and harmful. They note that these agencies receive police fire snow plowing and road maintenance without taxes and that metering all schools would cost 3000 to 5000 dollars.
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Viewpoints of Other Editors from Rome Daily Sentinel
Viewpoints reflect on snow era and road work before modern machines. Nostalgia for slower times, neighborly warmth, and the roller team days contrasted with today. Also notes iodine usage, a parent's letter about tonsil removal and a pamphlet offer.
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Rome Daily Sentinel
District Nine
Health Advice From Dr Brady on Iodine Needs in Wisconsin
Dr Brady answers readers questions about iodine deficiency. A Wisconsin reader reports fatigue hair changes and restless evenings after moving from the West Coast. The doctor explains iodine’s role, notes regional scarcity, and urges iodized salt while avoiding medical prescriptions.
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Great Lakes Basin
Cooking Is Fun Sunday Dinner Menu Card
Cooks who favor fresh fruits will enjoy a cranberry cocktail baked ham and assorted sides. Recipe lists 1 pound cranberries 1 quart water salt sugar juice from orange and lemon. Boil cranberries 6 to 8 minutes then strain and mix with sugar, diluting as needed for serving.
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
Commercial Printing Department contact lines dial FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801 for Palladium Times Blog inquiries.
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Roosevelt museum at Hyde Park preserves a nation’s memory
The Roosevelt Library and Museum at Hyde Park showcases FDR’s papers and memorabilia linking the 1930s to WWII. Highlights include Churchill letters, war front editions, ship models, royal gifts, plus the newborn era’s fireside chats and the president’s protected legacy. Hyde Park attracts visitors for the view of the Hudson and the enduring Roosevelt home and grave site.
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Investors' Guide Advice on Stock Market Fear and Risk
A reader 58 asks whether to liquidate and how much to invest in stocks amid market risk. The adviser says avoid stock worry if it harms peace of mind, notes training and market footing have improved but risk remains, and suggests up to 25 percent in quality stocks for a calm investor.
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Sam Shulsky
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Oswego County Home Demonstration Christmas Parties
Home Demonstration units announce Christmas parties and gift exchanges for the coming week led by Mrs. J. Allen Goodfellow. Meetings include Mar West Palermo, Thompson District, Demster, South Palermo, Southwest Oswego, Hillside Presbyterian, and Fulton Day with specific times and gift requests.
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Oswego
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Hillside Presbyterian
Fulton
Moment of Meditation for Education's Moral and Global Reach
A prayer asks guidance to understand the moral and spiritual phases in the fountains of education. It urges discernment of the broader implications of new inventions and explorations on land sea and beyond. It seeks awareness of constructive opportunities across educational political economic and cultural spheres.
Congress Holds AMA in Awe as Doctors Weigh Plans
National Whirligig column answers readers on national and international policies and personalities. Ray Tucker notes the AMA’s 177,000 active members, its publications, and past battles over socialized medicine, while detailing its grass roots power and stance on proposed health programs.
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Soviet agriculture minister slapped for weed problem
Moscow Radio blamed Vladimir Matskevich for inattention on collective farms in Kazakhstan and Siberia where crop rotation is not applied effectively and weeds are not always combatted, prompting a formal rebuke from authorities in London.
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South dealer stumbles in slam attempt after finessing hearts
In a bridge deal from South with vulnerable sides, a misplay and a singleton heart lead by East doom South to a four heart contract. West's accurate defense with a singleton heart and diamond shift seals the slam’s failure, leaving South with twelve tricks only in a lost game.
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