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Newspaper

Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1960

Page

6

City Hall Year in Review for Shapiro Administration

The editorial assesses the first year of the Shapiro administration in City Hall. It praises businesslike operations and water agreements, criticizes the salary plan capitulation, UR delays, and notes progress in industrial promotion and port work, with hopes for stronger leadership and clearer decisions in 1961.

Shapiro State Department of Civil Service Jacobs Syracuse Water Board Onondaga County Water Agency

Rockefeller Breaks Silence on Featherbedding Rail Laws

Governor Rockefeller acknowledges full crew laws must be changed or repealed to help railroads survive financially. He cites New York requirements and a New York Times article quoting railroad testimony about unnecessary third brakemen on short freight runs and the cost to operators, urging cost cuts and modernization.

Rockefeller New York State New York Times Corning N. Y Newberry Junction New York Pennsylvania State Line

Viewpoints on typewriter industry and international competition

Washington Star notes Remington Rand plans to shift non electric typewriter production to Europe and highlights Underwood Olivetti, Royal McBee and Smith Corona earnings declines. Spokesman cites high US labor costs, European recovery, trade barriers, cheaper European automation and subsidies as factors shaping the market. The piece reflects on broader economic competition and industry concerns amid a coal mine blast near Phillips and a foreman.

Remington Rand Europe Underwood Corporation Olivetti Italy Royal McBee Smith-Corona Erican

Two Killed In Mine Explosion At Sanford Phillips Mine

Two young Newburg residents Truman Burke and James Tarleton about 24 were trapped when a gas explosion sent slate crashing in the Sanford Phillips coal mine about 13 miles southwest of Kingwood. Rescuers found their bodies before midnight. inspectors planned to enter the mine to investigate.

Phillips Kingwood W. Va Newburg Truman Burke James Tarleton Ford Phillips Freedom Morgantown Sanford Phillips Here

Albany rate hike eyed by Western New York Motor Lines

Western New York Motor Lines Inc of Batavia filed a tariff amendment to raise most fares starting Jan 1. Excluded are Elmira local routes Penfield Divisions and Thruway Buffalo to Rochester reserved seats. Other cash fares rise five cents with proportional increase for round trips and commutation tickets. Inter urban routes radiate Rochester Buffalo Oswego Watertown Penfield Elmira and Syracuse via Walcott with Through service Buffalo Elmira and Elmira area locals.

Albany Service Western New York Motor Lines, Inc Batavia Ashe Elmira Penfield Buffalo Rochester Oswego Watertown Syracuse Walcott

Admitting Red China to the UN Seen as Kennedy Pitfall

The piece argues against admitting Red China to the United Nations, citing Dean Rusk’s 1951 speech and Khrushchev's colonialism critique. It warns that appeasing Moscow and Peiping could invite disaster and cites U.S. senators and Kennedy advisers opposing the plan.

David Lawrence Red China Kennedy Washington Nikita Khrushchev United Nations Moscow U.N Soviet Union Dean Rusk Far Eestern John F. Kennedy Rusk Manchuria Siberia Sinkiang China United States Peiping Community of Nations Republic of China People of China Institute In America Arthur Schlesinger Jr USN Sen Paul Douglas Illinois Kenneth Keating New York

Weather report previews light snow and mild temps

The local forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a period of wet snow today and tonight into Friday. Daytime highs near 30, low temperatures in the 20s, with southwest winds 5 to 15 mph.

The Great Letdown After Christmas Humor

Hal Boyle notes a nationwide mood between Christmas and New Year as a dulling ennui settles in. People avoid carols and chores, the office stalls, homes show tired trees, and a general desire to retreat into a cocoon prevails until the new year restores activity.

New York Santa Claus

Moment of Meditation for Economic Security and Growth

Prayer asks for divine guidance to curb inflation and harness national talent, industry, and resources. It seeks wise leadership, sustainable economic and social progress, and the preservation of the American dream for future generations.

Kennedy Wins New York Electors With Liberal Party Help

Final New York State results show Kennedy would have lost without Liberal Party votes totaling 406 117, with 363 666 margin over Nixon. NYC contributed nearly 240 000 Liberal votes to Kennedy, while statewide Nixon led in a straight two party count. Intraparty tensions in New York threaten leadership changes at Tammany Hall and state party chair, as De Sapio and Prendergast defend their records amid post election power plays.

Ray Tucker Washington John F. Kennedy New York State Bay State Nixon New York Empire State Liberal Party Frankin D. Roosevelt Tammany Hall Kennedy Liberal New York City Nelson A. Rockefeller Big City Kings County Brooklyn Bronx Kings Department of Urban Affairs White House California New Woodrow Wilson Fdr DeSapio Prendergast

Watertown approves bonds to buy railroad property

Watertown City Council approves two municipal bond issues totaling 119000 to buy the New York Central property for an off street parking lot at Public Square. A third bond of 52000 to build offices for railroad leases was withheld. The council also votes to transfer city sales tax collection to the Jefferson County office effective April 1, 1961.

Watertown New York Central Public Square Jefferson County

Bridge by B. Jay Becker Tops Masters Play

North dealer, not vulnerable, shows a duplicate pair hand where contracts ranged from four hearts or spades to a slam in hearts spades or no trump. South’s six notrump attempt aimed to gain extra points, while misfired six spades and six hearts contracts yielded varied results across tables.

B. Jay Becker Twhco Hearts Heart Weat South East West Declarer Ang Hast Boutsimade

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