Geneva Observers See No Progress From Four Weeks of Talks
Observers note the Geneva foreign ministers conference yields no significant gains with dictatorial participants. Gromyko remains a cautious facilitator while Khrushchev holds the cards, shaping whether a Soviet concession or a summit proves possible. Eisenhower pressed for Russian reasonableness before any meeting.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Nikita
Gromyko
Eisenhower
The Month of Peas and Roses in June
The June calendar brings roses and peas in season. Roses adorn commencements and weddings, while peas from long double rows of Little Marvels yield a profusion of pods. Pick in the late afternoon, shuck, boil briefly, and enjoy. June also signals green fields and strawberry time.
Viewpoints on rising college costs and value
The Watertown Daily Times column argues that college costs have surged 33 percent in four years with more rises forecast, while noting fixed fees once held steady and warning of long term dry rot in higher education. It contrasts rising expenses with stagnant faculty wages and stresses the importance of education despite higher prices. It also briefly mentions medical guidance for cryptorchidism and timely hormone treatment.
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Watertown Daily Times
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
Dr. Brady offers health Q and A in Palladium Times columns. A Wisconsin reader asks about diet fats and cholesterol and the iatrogenic heart disease term. The piece discusses dietary fat fears, cholesterol, and differing physician views, with cautions on evidence and practical eating.
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Brady
William Brady
Palladium Times
Wisconsin
E.G. v
Duncan
Doctors Urged By Ike to Keep Fees in Line
President Eisenhower addressed the 108th annual AMA meeting in Atlantic City urging doctors to charge fees within what people can pay. He linked fiscal responsibility to a free, healthy society and warned against government intrusion into private doctor patient care while stressing inflation prevention and steady dollars. He spoke to over 5,000 at Convention Hall.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Eisenhower
American Medical Association
America
Free World
France NATO Nuclear Stockpile Debate May End Happily
London reports a likely satisfactory settlement on how France may build a nuclear capability and where American nuclear forces may be based. The piece notes US Congressional approval, French budget limits, and Britain’s veto rights, warning against overreliance on bargaining and urging practical cooperation among allies.
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David Lawrence
France
NATO
London
de Gaulle
United States
Great Britain
General de Gaulles
NAPOQ
Congress of the
Algeria
Britain
Auto Registrations Hit Record Pace in New York
New York State motor vehicle registrations show a strong start to the year with 4,467,021 registrations in the first quarter, up 97,217 from 1958. The Bureau notes continued momentum as year-end totals set to exceed prior records.
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Albany
New York State
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Record 5 054 678 Motor Vehicles Registered in State
A motor vehicles spokesman said the first quarter rise in registrations signals the 1959 total will be topped by year end. The gain includes the general re registration period, with further increases from new and used vehicle registrations after sales.
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Motor Vehicles
Jap Theater Intricacies Described as Joy Party
A Tokyo theater synopsis calls the play a joy party while on stage actors fret in ornate costumes. The piece centers on Ku nitsune and Kitano kata as Fujiwara intrigue unravels, leading to death, confinement, and a final reunion at a grave by a cherry tree.
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Kunitsune
Kitanokata
Shinei
Fuijiwara
Shihei
Anese
Fujiwara
Ihe
Shigemoto
Kitano-kata
Westside
Sic
New York
Oswego Palladium Times Masthead and rates notice
Oswego Palladium Times masthead details ownership officers and official status. Subscription rates listed for in town and out of town mail and carrier service across New York state and Canada with advance payment required. Advertising agency and Associated Press membership noted.
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Oswego
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Wna
Thomas A. Cloutier
Clark Morrison
William C. Waterbury
Wans MH
Hattover
Cayuga
Wayne
Oles
New York State
Canada
Julius Mathews
Mich
Philadelphia
Pas
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Moment of Meditation on Opportunity and Service
A devotional meditation asks for divine aid to discern chances to act kindly and serve others. The speaker seeks open eyes and attentive ears to notice opportunities for good, rewarding service, and lasting happiness through daily faith and its growth.
National Whirligig Impact of Government Spending Hits Nation
Washington's forecast warns that the United States Treasury is overburdened by postwar spending. Senator Byrd cites limited borrowing capacity as investors shift to stocks and corporate bonds amid inflation fears and a sinking dollar. The piece discusses potential remedies like lifting debt and savings bond ceilings and the risk of higher interest costs on all borrowing.
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United States
de Gaulle
France
Washington
United States Treasury
Uncle Sam
White House Treasury
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Capitol Hill
Constantia Social Guests List From Local Homes
A weekend round of visits in Constantia features Rev and Mrs William Lord hosting Mr and Mrs Fredrick Bier Mrs Elwin Ressler and children Vernon Center and Mr and Mrs Maxwell Lord Mr Pleasant. John Rook and children from Cortland stayed Friday. George Hall residence welcomed Alt Sutton and Mrs Basil Phillips from Syracuse Alt and Mrs Ed Letterman and North Syracuse friend Mr and Mrs Charles Hammecker from Parish Mr and Mrs George McCullough of Willamstown and Ed Lay attended. Clifford Coffin and sons visited William Eggerline Saturday night.
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Constantia
William Lord
Fredrick Bier
Elwin Ressler
Vernon Center
Maxwell Lord
Pleasant
Airs John Rook
Cortland
Lord Home
George Hall
Alt
Cat Sutton
Basil Phillips
Syracuse
Ed Letterman
North Syracuse
Charles Hammecker
Parish
George McCullough
Willamstown
Ed Lay
Clifford Coffin and Sons
William Eggerline
Markus Triumphs Inuncommon Contract At Diplomacy of Diamonds
Rixi Markus, playing with Albert Morehead in a New York duplicate, opened 1NT and reached a five odd slam in spades after a Gerber inquiry and some fortuitous franking of the dummy. West led diamonds, Markus navigated heart and club ruffs to emerge with a 650 point top score despite unusual declarer placement.
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King of Diamonds
Rixi Markus
England
New York
Albert Morehead
Gerber
Blackwood
Markus
Morehead
Mra
Marekus
West
Anders
Esat
Bast
Rom Yadionte
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Ike
Italy
Spain
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic
Arctic
Jeurope
By Nate Polowetzkay
Oswego Palladiumsche
The
Palladium-Times
Aditoria
Little Fellows
Colorado
Turkey
Jay Becke
North
Iolding
West Pass
Bate
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