In Defense of Free Trade and Market Access
An Oswego milk dealers argue against a court order allowing a Syracuse supermarket to import milk. The piece rebuts protectionist restraint of trade, comparing it to prohibiting other papers or distant stores, and defends free enterprise for consumer choice and lawful commerce.
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Oswego appoints Orrell A York executive director of Police Training Council
Oswego names Orrell A York, former FBI agent and educator, as executive director of the new Municipal Police Training Council. His multifaceted background includes eleven years with the FBI, teaching and administrative roles, and a term as Jefferson county Welfare commissioner. Governor Rockefeller endorses the choice and predicts improved police training statewide.
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Viewpoints of Other Editors MR. LEWIS IN THE STONE AGE
A condensed look at John L. Lewis and his clashes with Hoffa and modern union reform. The piece critiques Lewis as ruthless yet influential, notes his past union raids, and warns that unchecked power in organized labor risks national harm and demands legal restraints. It ends with brief reader correspondence on iodine and salad ideas.
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Health Advice Column by Dr Brady Discusses Labor Rules
A Michigan reader asks if husbands can stay in delivery rooms during birth and whether such rules contaminate sterile environments. The columnist argues regulations are doctor driven, promotes prenatal care, and offers booklets like Preparing for Maternity and The Better Brady Baby Book for a fee. It also introduces a Q&A section on iodine safety.
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Seasick Major Earns Back Pay After Navy Credit
Army Major Charles R. Darby won recognition for Navy time and promotion credit from the Army. The U.S. Court of Claims ordered back pay of just over $1,000, acknowledging his earlier service as a Navy ensign and later Army Captain. Bandleader and composer Jimmy Grier, 57, died in Glendale after a short illness.
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U S Business Firms Grow to 4.599 Million in 1959
Commerce Department reports 4,599,000 business firms in the United States at the start of 1959, up about 55,000 from 1938, a gain of roughly one and a quarter percent.
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Daily Bible Passage Verse Micah 7 7 Salvation
The passage reflects a steadfast trust in the Lord and a patient waiting for God’s deliverance as core to the believer’s stance and hope. It emphasizes reliance on divine salvation amid current trials.
Eisenhower Faces Summit Dilemma in World Affairs
The article argues President Eisenhower should resist a blunt summit approach and push for direct negotiations between governments. It warns that Khrushchev's hostile moves and Berlin threats risk undermining free nations, urging delegation-based talks and strong support for representative government to sustain peace.
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Cooking is Fun SATURDAY SUPPER Pancake Feature
How to make orange flavored blintzes with cottage cheese filling. Steps include eggs flour sugar salt orange juice water vanilla and butter. Fry in hot pan, roll with cheese filling, finish in hot butter and serve with sour cream or whipped cream. Cottage Cheese Filling combines cream cheese salt sugar and orange rind.
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Space Age Monkey Row Behind Newspaper Headlines
A humorous domestic scene unfolds as Mrs. Murgatroyd quarrels with her husband over space age monkeys. The couple argues about the fate of the monkeys while chores, kids, and a frozen bank balance intrude, ending with a chaotic reveal and a shrug at the space age.
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Oswego Palladium Times Masthead and Staff List
Oswego Palladium Times official newspaper of Otwego county outlines masthead details. Names listed include Renee T Leighton president and treasurer Thomas A Cloutier executive vice president and business manager Clark Morrison 3rd William C Waterbury William OH Leighton vice presidents sine B Oaigaard secretary. Advertising agency and Associated Press note present. Subscriptions and rates page details.
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Moment of Meditation for Joy Upright Service and Hope
A prayer asks for joyous spirit and upright conduct in work and rest. It seeks genuine enthusiasm, love for family and friends, and service to all mankind. The writer prays for spiritual power to discern hopeful horizons and for integrity to share in deserved health and happiness.
National Whirligig No Precise U S Military Policy
Congressional action has failed to settle a clear defense plan as Washington debates global versus local war options. McElroy promises a master plan while experts warn of contradictions between White House aims and Congress funding for a broad nuclear strategy and anti aircraft missiles.
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Marketing hearing on egg and poultry programs set
The agriculture subcommittee will hold hearings June 17 on bills to create marketing programs for the chicken egg and turkey industries to solve production and marketing problems. The bills were introduced by Reps. Sisk Hagen Miller and Bowles. The programs are described as self help rather than government funded.
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Industry Stabilization Initiatives Promote Consumption and Education
A report notes efforts to stabilize the industry by promoting consumption, education, research, and marketing assistance. The text emphasizes coordinated programs and policy support to bolster growth and long term viability.
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Greece rejects Soviet missile base protest
Greece told the Soviet Union that the issue of establishing missile bases on Greek soil is a strictly Greek affair and outside pressure is inadmissible. The Greek Foreign Ministry also rejected any suggestion that Greece quit NATO.
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Contract Bridge B Becker analyzes bids for part scores
This column explains bidding choices after a spade opening when the part score totals 60 or more. It discusses two spades, two notrump, three spades, and three hearts as responses, noting when each is forcing and how opener should respond.
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