Oswego Port Claim for Syracuse Industry Stance
The Syracuse Herald-Journal argues Oswego already provides a deep-water port for Syracuse, noting a 27-foot depth on the Lake Ontario side and urging Syracuse to treat Oswego as its port to cut freight costs. It cites Aluminum of Canada interest and compares other deep-water contenders along the Great Lakes.
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Syracuse
United States
Aluminum of Canada Ltd
New York
Buffalo-Niagara Frontier
Oswego
Ogdensburg
Albany
Dunkirk
Great Lakes
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Oswego River
Lake Ontario
Kennedy seeks $1.25 minimum wage amid trade fears
President elect Kennedy vows immediate action to raise the minimum wage from $1 to $1.25 an hour. He ties the move to a dollar-depleting trade imbalance, arguing higher costs will push up prices and reduce foreign spending, signaling concerns about fiscal responsibility.
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Kennedy
United States
Tion
Viewpoints of Other Editors on Britain and the Electric Blanket
The Christian Science Monitor notes Britain moves from hot water bottles to electric blankets with little fuss. It argues the shift marks a broader British tendency to adopt evolution over revolution, risking a loss of distinct national character as comforts modernize.
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Christian Science Monitor
London
Britain
Britannia
England
Health as Seen By Dr Brady Columns On Public Health
Dr Brady offers to answer signed health letters in these columns. Questions will be answered personally, requiring a stamped self addressed envelope. The notice limits responses to general guidance and forbids individual medical prescriptions or diagnoses.
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Brady
Heath
Grady
William Grady
Wiles
Sredy
Tonsillectomy dangers questioned by medical writer
An eight year old died after a tonsillectomy and coma lasting eight years. The author argues tonsillectomy is a major operation with inherent risks, while endorsing tonsillotomy as a safer alternative. He cites newspaper reports of fatalities and urges cautious use of the procedure. The piece critiques doctors who promise safety and urges independent thinking about dental and throat surgeries.
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John Doe
Questions and Answers on Describing Symptoms for Teachers
A teacher seeks guidance on describing symptoms of a shoulder pain condition and asks for a clear description of the issues. The respondent notes they cannot provide a medical diagnosis by mail and urges careful wording of symptoms for remote understanding.
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Asher
Newspaper printer dispute prompts author’s complaint
A reader questions why a columnist’s pieces stopped appearing in the paper. The author asserts they did not quit, accusing the paper of halting publication of his articles and prompting concern among many readers.
King Saud May Challenge Nasser For Leadership
King Saud may oppose Gamal Abdel Nasser for Arab world leadership, according to Saudi foreign minister Ibrahim al Suwail. Suwail said the king plans to broadcast from Mecca and fund a new Islamic university in Medina to bolster influence against Nasser and counter Cairo radio and Al Azhar University in the U A R.
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Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Ibrahim al Suwail
Saud
Gamal Abdel Naseer
United Arab Republic
Suwail
Iraq Times
Mecca
Medina
Holiday Buffet Recipe and Treasury Report Summary
Reading lists a holiday buffet menu with Turkey Harm and Vegetable Casserole Crisp Salad Hot Rolls Mince Pie and Beverage. A mincemeat pie recipe follows with pastry steps and bake directions. Treasury data show Dec 20 cash balance 5.72 billion dollars, year-to-date deposits 10.05 trillion, withdrawals 445.29 billion, and total debt 290.7 billion.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Do Not Criticize Kennedy for Playing Golf in Privacy
The piece argues against attacking President-elect Kennedy for golfing at Palm Beach and defends Eisenhower's golf breaks. It contends a president needs rest to stay alert and healthful, notes Salinger's stance on photographing Kennedy, and warns against intruding on private recreation while preserving duty and gift ethics.
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U. S
Washington
United States
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Palm Beach
Fila
Eisenhower
Democratic National Committee
Ike
United Press International
Florida
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
White House
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Wilson
Golf Links
Taft
Bridge
Parker
Press Association
Capitol Hill
Laos
Ethiopia
Recordings Highlight Tenor Richard Tucker and Others
A Columbia release features Richard Tucker performing ten arias from seven Puccini operas, praised for his sensitive art despite limited recordings. Renata Tebaldi is acclaimed for Verdi selections across four operas. Also noted is a Soler sonatas recording by Frederick Marvin, his second Soler revival on Decca, valued for its hypnotic charm.
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Richard Tucker
Columbia
Renata Tebaldi
Tebaldi
Verdi
London
Antonio Soler
Frederick Marvin
Marvin
Soler
Obituary: Archie Lord dies in Mexico at 61
Archie Lord 61, formerly of Bernhards Bay and Cleveland, died Thursday in Mexico after a long illness. Survived by his father Ira Lord and two brothers Charles and Leon Lord, all of Bernhards Bay. Services Saturday at 2 p m at Watson Funeral Home Central Square with burial in Bernhards Bay Cemetery. Friends may call today 2–4 and 7–9 p m at the funeral home.
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Archie Lord
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Bernhards Bay
Cleveland
Mexico
Ira Lord
Charles
Leon Lord
Watson Funeral Home
Bible Verse: She Shall Bring Forth a Son Jesus Named
Daily passage quotes Saint Matthew 1 21 declaring she shall bring forth a son and you shall call his name Jesus as a timely scriptural reminder.
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Jesus
Office party observations from Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle captures a chaotic office Christmas party scene with quips and gossip. Remarks drift from cocktail chatter to power dynamics as colleagues joke about bosses, bonuses, romance, and holiday traditions amid office clamor.
Moment of Meditation on Giving and Receiving
The reader seeks spiritual guidance during a season of generosity. The prayer asks for a cheerful giver’s heart and a gracious recipient’s posture, recalling scriptural guidance about selling possessions to aid the poor and the blessing of giving over receiving. It emphasizes gratitude for gifts and using them joyfully, while ensuring offerings to others align with the season and God.
National Whirligig Religious Sects Reunion Hailed
Washington views a reunion of religious sects at home and abroad as a powerful anti Communism tool surpassing missiles. The piece notes Catholics, Protestants, Jews, Muslims, and others under shared, hopeful diplomacy and the Vatican Anglican visit as a key political spiritual gesture amid Cold War tensions.
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Oy Ray Tucker
Washington
Kremlin
Contract Bridge bidding with five hands analysis by Becker
Five sample hands facing an opening bidding sequence. 1 Three clubs forces, showing opening values and potential game in clubs hearts or notrump. 2 Three notrump signals balanced hand about 16/17 HCP as a mild slam try. 3 Three hearts aims for game in hearts with forcing response depending on partner. 4 Pass suggests aiming for a part-score. a one spade bid may not risk better. 5 Four spades implies about 16/17 points and slam interest. explains distributional value and differences from a direct four spades bid.
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AK Koss
KS Bks
Hearts
NZ North
Ak Thin
Dezier
Ree Sponder
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