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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1960
Page
6
The mid air collision over New York City killed 127 aboard two airliners and nine on the ground. The disaster, coming at Christmas, drew sorrow for victims and survivors while a vast investigation begins to uncover why the planes collided. Road deaths in Oswego County totaled 37 this year, underscoring that death comes in many forms and urging safer driving.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Hotel Pontiac Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aiming to collect 140 pints of blood for Oswego’s quota, the appeal urges readers to give this season as a life-saving gift to others they may never meet.
Viewpoints of Other Editors analyzes Snow's balance sheet of public service amid a heavy snow. It argues snow reveals community bonds and the duty of workers from commuters to police, nurses, and utilities, highlighting cooperation, loyalty, and pioneer spirit in difficult conditions.
A reader asks about vasectomy aftercare and sexual potency. Dr Brady states vasectomy rarely affects sexual function and suggests psychological factors and counseling. The column also notes red wine is not a cure for anemia and references allergy relief pamphlet and requests for enrollment instructions.
Palermo Volunteer Fire Department responded Friday afternoon to the Phoenix-Mexico Road home of Roy Bresnahan where an overheated chimney threatened a fire. Firefighters contained the risk with no damage reported.
Vet cautions that dogs do not suffer human rheumatism but can develop arthritis in cold weather. Overwintered, active dogs may slow to a couchbound state if fed the same amount and left unexercised. Recommend lighter, digestible food, continued exercise, warmth, drying, and veterinary advice for arthritis treatment.
An elderly investor weighs pension options and a widow's debt. A reviewer advises against cashing the 87 725 pension, notes limited income if chosen. A 25 year old widow with 11 000 first and 3 000 second mortgages, 17 000 life insurance, 254 monthly Social Security, and 12 000 policy choices plans, suggests investing to stretch income to about 310 monthly without exhausting principal, and discusses home costs and mortgage burden.
A column compares Khrushchev’s UN shoe incident to New York State's early United Nations style in Syracuse. It recalls the 1575 founding of the League of Five Nations by Hiawatha, its peace aims, open membership, annual sachem assembly, and rivalries with Hurons and Erie. The piece notes Tuscaroras joining in 1715 and highlights diplomacy, land disputes, and the enduring peace symbol in a modern UN context. It also touches on a reader question about retirement investing and stock versus bonds strategies.
Mrs Mabel Jeanes becomes matron of Pulaski Chapter GES succeeding Mrs Grace Elmer. Other officers elected include Tracy Wilder worthy patron Mrs Julia Stevens associate matron Richard Elmer associate patron Mrs Mae LuGar secretary Miss Laura Hardy treasurer Mrs Charles Summerville conductress Mrs Robert Wilder conductress and Mrs Grace Elmer trustee for three years.
The entry lists contact numbers for the Commercial Printing Department at Palladium Times Blog, showing dial Fi 3-3800-FT and 3-3801 for department inquiries.
A passage urging self improvement and civic duty. It calls for exploring personal strength and competence to serve beyond family and friends. It emphasizes that U S strength comes from capable motivated citizens and that individuals must fit themselves to honor heritage and trigger national resources.
National wire column answers readers on Kennedy as a strong president citing decisive style, political ruthlessness, and influence with Congress. Discusses Cabinet picks, governors, and Texas Senator Johnson’s potential presidential ambitions affecting Kennedy power dynamics.
Three Pulaski Central students will speak at the Legion Oratorical Contest Monday afternoon in the school assembly at 3 p.m. Laurence Piper coached the original pieces. Ruth Geer speaks on The Living Constitution Judy Gardner on The Constitution and Communism JoAnne Hubbard on An American Citizen rights and responsibilities Under the Constitution. Judges are Rev. Arthur Harrington and Attorney Walter Smith. Awards by James Cleveland, Legion Post Commander. The winner advances to Oswego County Contest in January.
Pulaski Grange will hold a Christmas party at the Grange Hall on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Members and their families are invited to this open meeting. A program with children participating will be in charge of Misses Helen Loomis and Barbara Loomis. A gift exchange will follow with all men asked to bring a gift for a man and women a gift for a lady.
A daily Bible passage presents Isaiah 11 1 about a rod coming from the stem of Jesse and a branch growing from his roots. The verse highlights messianic expectation and lineage from Davidic ancestry.
East dealer North South show opposite outcomes in a four handed match. South wins ten tricks for 630 at one table after a clever ten of clubs lead and sequence. At the other table East West also target tricks but a different defense yields the same opening lead and a different result.
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