John Howley a longtime Oswego patrolman dies at 78
The Oswego community mourns Patrolman John Howley who served 37 years with the Oswego Police Department before retiring a year and a half ago. Known for firm yet friendly demeanor he handled meter enforcement and many arrests, fights, and mediations. He valued greeting neighbors, shared gossip, and believed drivers should keep cars out of metered spaces to ease the city’s parking problems. He is remembered as a good officer and a good man.
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John Howley
Oswego
Thoughts for a New Year and Peace of Mind
An editorial meditation on New Year reflections urging tolerance and respect for others. It cites Dr Joshua Loth Liebman on loving neighbor through inner tolerance and understanding. The piece contrasts postholiday peace with material concerns and ends with a hopeful greeting for readers and families.
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Joshua Loth Liebman
Liebman
Viewpoints on austerity and government spending
The editorial argues austerity should target government waste not the public. It compares Belgium’s deficit and proposed cuts to U S inflationary spending, warning that harming Americans won’t fix the budget. It favors reducing government expenditures to stabilize the economy and protect revenues. It notes the danger of misapplying austerity and cites social and economic reasoning.
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Wall Street Journal
Belgum
United States
Congo
U. S
Belgium
Acne pamphlet offers free guidance for sebor rhea and pimples
A reader reports relief after vitamin A and sulfur lotion and requests the free Acne pamphlet with stamped self-addressed envelope. Other letters seek the pamphlet for varicose veins noting ulcer relief after surgery and no pain, while a note states cancer is not communicable.
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A.M
Health as Seen By Dr Brady
Dr Brady answers signed health questions in a column. He notes vitamin B12 is less effective for anemia than older remedies, but pairing B12 with folic acid enhances benefits. Folic acid appears in green leaves, liver, kidney, yeast and mushrooms, and is fragile in cooking. A green salad is a key part of a nutritious dinner.
New York Coat of Arms Dames on State Flag History
The article recounts the Coat of Arms figures Liberty and Justice on New York's state flag, noting their left and right positioning, attire, and ceremonial meaning. It traces flag color changes from buff to blue spurred by Maj. Asa Bird Gardiner and state historian Hastings, and includes a humorous aside about indifference to 1960s civil rights debates.
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Washington
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Hastings
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Ellsworth
Russia
Wu Ting Fang
Twenty-third Regiment
Brooklyn
Liberty and Justice
State Syndicate Service
Year Before Us Fails to Impress Wilbur Peetle
YOURVILLE US A Pi It was the end of another year and Wilbur Peetle America s most average husband feels blue he reviews a list of personal missteps and world events from 1960 noting what he did not do and what he did not achieve in the past year reflecting on age weight and failed raises while eyeing a newspaper recap of major news stories.
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Wilbur
Trellis Mae
Lou
Yourville
Wilbur Peetle
America
Dick Nixon
Russia
New York City
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khbrushchev
United Nations
Broadway Shows Not Drawing Too Well This Season
New York reports the 1961 62 Broadway season has five months left with only modest new productions likely. Of 27 shows through January 1, 18 remain current, while up to six may close soon. Some newer attractions attract audiences yet overall demand lags despite decent notices. Tenor Cesare Sjepi declines re-signing with the Metropolitan Opera, seeking film or stage work. Off Broadway drama The Connection becomes a film, using the same cast mostly. London will stage Paddy Chayefsky’s The Tenth Man with rehearsals set for February 13.
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New York
UPI
Cesare Sjepi
Metropolitan Opera Company
Ezio Pinza
South Pacific
Moment of Meditation for the New Year Bright Hopes
An optimistic meditation looks toward tomorrow with faith in new opportunities for service and truth. The speaker asks to shed year's weariness and embrace youthful hopes for the coming year. The verse urges ringing out the false and ringing in the true as the old year ends.
Kennedy Wealth and Social Security Questions In Letter Column
Ray Tucker answers readers on national policy and personalities and discusses Kennedy's potential trust arrangements and McNamara's sale of Ford securities. He addresses Social Security benefits for a 69-year-old worker and spouse, a monthly earnings limit, and possible reforms. He notes Adlai Stevenson as ambassador and Moscow’s stance on leadership.
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Ray Tucker
Alm
Hillcrest Place
Chevy Chase
J.S.P
New York
Delaware plans study for second bridge near Wilmington
A second Delaware River Bridge, twin to the existing span linking the New Jersey Turnpike with U S Route 40 south of Wilmington, is under study. Estimated cost around 120 million dollars. If built, each bridge would carry one-way traffic. The study was reactivated by the Interstate Highway Division due to heavy loads on the present bridge.
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Delaware River
New Jersey Turnpike
Wilmington
Interstate Highway Division
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
Dial FI 3-3800 or FT 3-3801 for contact. Publication note references printing department lines and phone numbers, indicating an internal or staff message within Palladium Times. This brief item emphasizes departmental contact channels rather than news events.
Contract Bridge by B Jay Becker Master Championship play
North dealer East West vulnerable West opens with spade ace and the play unfolds to four hearts. South factors in West holding key clubs and a sequence of discards and ruffs leads to a successful four heart contract despite imperfect NS points. The article analyzes declarer decision making and timing for the par tournament hand.
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B. Jay Becker
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Declarer
East
South
Dummy
Jack
Iclarer
Bouth
Kluba
Aredia
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