Levitt laments Rockefeller bid while Albany seen as springboard
Comptroller Arthur Levitt criticizes Governor Rockefeller choosing re election in 1962. The piece argues using Albany as a stepping stone to Washington helps the state, noting past leaders who sought national fame. It argues Rockefeller could win 1962 and later accrue presidential strength.
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Arthur Levitt
Albany
Rockefeller
Levitt
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Averell Harriman
Thomas E. Dewey
Emerg
Washington
Toys And A Tribute By Oswego Teachers Association
The Oswego Classroom Teachers Association completed a successful campaign to collect about 2 000 usable toys for distribution to needy children this Christmas. Toys will be distributed through church, fraternal and other groups, bringing brightness to many boys and girls. Donors and organizers share appreciation for a warm Christmas spirit in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Classroom Teachers Association
International response to American needs in the world
The article notes that the dollar’s strength rests on more than gold as nations like the Netherlands plan prepay US credits, Japan pledges cooperation, and the IMF sells gold to the US Treasury. It highlights a sense of global monetary cooperation and the enduring value of the US currency behind gold reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Fortex
Bank of England
New York
Netherlands
United States
Amsterdam
Ikeda
Japan
Free World
America
International Monetary Fund
United States Treasury
Treasury
Reinhard Kamitz
National Bank of Austria
Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Dampness and Rheumatism
An advice column by Dr Brady discusses myths about rheumatism being caused by dampness or cold. He argues exposure is not a direct cause and suggests climates with low humidity or deserts, plus air conditioning, can help. He promotes medical skepticism and offers a paid mini-lesson on chronic joint disability.
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Brady
J. S
William Osler
Palm Sapings
India
Barstow
Death Valley
Needles
California
Caribbean
South Amer
Ica
South Africa
Egypt
Algiers
Israel
Mediterranean
Europe
England
New York
Para
Beverly
Westwood
Santa Monica
Senate
House
Dean Rusk
Britain
Peiping
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
United State
United Nations
Berlin
South Korea
Philippines
Far Pacific
Oswego and Minetto Chest Red Cross campaign gratitude note
The Oswego Palladium Times thanks volunteers sponsors and contributors as the 1961 Community Chest Red Cross drive nears its end. About $87,000 is expected, roughly $84,000 below 1960 and well short of the $98,837 goal, prompting continued appeals and a phone call to the Chest Office for further support. A historical note recalls the 1884 tornado season and the 1953 Michigan Ohio New England storm damages.
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Palladium Times
Community Chest
Red Cross
Oswego and Minetto
Chest
Oswego Palladium Times
Transition in Government Causes Global Hesitation
Washington debates and foreign observers fear the shift to Kennedy era policies. Officials warn of fiscal risks, gold exports, and delayed recovery as advisers and allies await concrete moves and a calmer path to postwar stability.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Moscow
Europe
Roosevelt
Farm Bureau Attacks Organized Labor at Denver Convention
The American Farm Bureau Federation denounces monopolistic labor practices and unionization efforts affecting farmers. President Shuman blames steel industry unemployment on wage hikes, while resolutions warn of labor power curtailing competition and foreshadow fights to block farm unionization.
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Denver
Colo
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers Federation
Charles B. Shuman
Resolutions
Organized Agriculture
Blizzard Shows New York’s Hidden Human Heart
Hal Boyle notes a 17 inch snowstorm softens Manhattan into a neighborly town. He observes strangers helping each other, sharing cabs, and city life becoming cordial as a blizzard briefly melts the metropolis’s rush and disdain.
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New York
America
Gotham
Manhattan
Garcia
Moment of Meditation on the Bill of Rights Anniversary
A reflective meditation asks for understanding of American freedoms including worship, speech, work, property, and justice. It seeks guidance to rediscover the jewels of liberty and the rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights on its 169th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God of
Bitter GOP power struggle shadows Kennedy era shifts
National story outlines a fractured Republican Party with Halleck Dirksen and Goldwater factions challenging Rockefeller Nixon leadership. It notes plans for a bipartisan coalition to block Kennedy proposals, sparring over House Rules, Civil Rights, and economic measures as 1960s policy directions form. A second notice lists bids for Scriba town projects with opening December 19, 1960.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Republican Party
GOP
Halleck
Representative Halleck
Senator Dirksen
Congress
Dirksen
Thomas E. Dewey
Joseph W. Martin Jr
House
Bay State
Sam Rayburn
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Wiliam M. Colmer
Mississippi
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
Representative Smith
Representative Colmer
Rockefeller
Nixon
South
Scriba
Baughman
Jackson & Church
Seriba
Declaring slam in six hearts hinges on correct discards
In a four hand bridge match North dealer East West vulnerable West leads diamonds and declarer misplays a finesse. A strategic discard by West in clubs or spades decides the slam, with the analyst noting a club discard costlier than a spade discard. A second table failed the slam by simple heart maneuvers.
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South
West
Declarer
King Font
Weat
East
Rue Myadicube, Inc
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Sherwood Dunham
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David Lawrence
Farm Bureau
Hal Boyle
Halleck - Dirksen
Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefellers
Haileck
Capitol Hil
Representative Byrnes
Wisconsin
Republican Policy Committee
Miller
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Representative Arends
Illinois
Representative Brown
Leon Coe Seriba
Oswego
Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
B. Jay Becker
North Dealer
East-West Vulnerable
North East South West
Noeth
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