Adenauer Reverses Plan to Step Down as Chancellor
West Germany’s 83 year old Chancellor Conrad Adenauer announced he would not retire to the presidency, reversing prior plans. The move unsettle observers, delaying a smooth transition and signaling continued indecision that could affect the German position at the Geneva conference.
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Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Monumental invention boosts bingo play for wide cards
East Hartford inventor Michael J. Belmonte solos a semi automatic marker device for bingo, easing handling for players with seven cards. A plastic hopper and slanted chute dispenses markers onto the correct squares, reducing fumbling, cleaning, and crowding. Belmonte patents the gadget and predicts strong sales.
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East Hartford
Conn
Belmonte
Groton Yards
Viewpoints of Other Editors THE DRUNKEN DRIVER
The New York Herald Tribune criticizes Capt. Finney on drunken driving penalties. The piece argues alcohol contributes to road deaths and urges stricter rules, citing Sweden's thresholds and proposing a uniform low standard for all drivers. It urges mandatory convictions and harsher sanctions.
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Howard E. Finney
New York City
Sweden
New York State
New York
Health Q&A by Dr Brady on diathermy and tonsil care
A reader raises questions about diathermy for infected tonsils and the belief that tonsils should be removed. Dr Brady explains diathermy sterilizes infected areas without removing tonsil tissue and cautions against routine tonsillectomy. He also addresses piles and suggests ambulant injections as less painful alternatives. Denmark's bacon and egg production noted in global trade context.
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Chirping Ticket Collector Sparks Rider Letter Campaign
New Haven commuters push back after a supervisor bans Ed McCarthy, veteran ticket collector known for whistling and chirping during ticket checks on the New Haven Railroad. Ed McCarthy defends his routine, while President George Alpert leans toward allowing the cheerfulness amid a dull era.
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New Haven
Conn
New York
Ed McCarthy
McCarthy
George Alpert
Alpert
Conservatives Win Handily in Ontario
Ontario’s Conservatives secured a 44 seat majority in the new House, winning 71 of 98 seats as Liberals gain for the first time in 22 years. Premier Leslie Frost lauded growth while noting wartime losses but expressed satisfaction with the results. All cabinet ministers were re-elected.
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Ontario
New House
Leslie Frost
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Oswego County Retires 7 422 Acres to Soil Bank
Oswego County withdraws 7 422 acres of crop land for the federal soil bank across 186 farms, with 148 partially enrolled and 38 fully. Payments average about 12.03 per acre, totaling 89 277 for the county last year, as the program aims to reduce production and protect future farming.
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Federal Soil Bank
Frank B Fassler
Agriculture Department
Mr. Fassler
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Ezra T. Benson
Soil Bank
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Barbara Faces Life as Invalid If He Recovers
Barbara Sr a noted crime figure faces potential chronic invalid status if he survives a heart attack suffered May 27 in Johnson City New York Doctors warn recovery would leave him with limited heart reserves The event recalls a November 1957 mansion gathering of about 60 hoodlums and friends who visited a ill friend as police investigated the scene Barbara has not been questioned by authorities seeking details of the gathering and has pleaded illness when subpoenaed
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Johnson City
N.Y
Joseph Barbara
Barbara
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Louis F. Bishop
New York City
American College of Cardiology
Ronald L. Hamilton
Binghamton
Bishop
Palladium-Dimes Blog Commercial Printing Dept Ad
An item notes the Palladium Dimes blog and its commercial printing department with a brief contact line suggesting a phone number 8 or 9 for inquiries or services.
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Casper Opens Lead in U S Open After First Round
Billy Casper shot a 71 on Winged Foot West to grab a one stroke lead at the U S Open midway through the tournament. He pasted together a 139 total after 36 holes, ahead of rivals Ben Hogan Gary Player and Arnold Palmer by a single stroke amid a tough, deceptive course.
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N.Y
Bill Casper
Bill
Apple Valley
Calif
Ben Hogan
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Doug Ford
Mike Souchak
Don Finsterwald
Ernie Vossler
Gene Littler
Jay Hebert
Claude Harmon
Cary Middlecoff
Ted Kroll
Sammy Snead
Casper
Winged Foot
South Africa
Hogan
Oswego Palladium and Times Postal Notice and Rates
Oswego Palladium and Times announce combined publication status under act and consolidation. Lists officers Clarence Leighton Thomas Cloutier and others, notes carrier and mail rates for Oswego and outside, advertising agency and Associated Press membership, and invites corrections for misprints.
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Oswego Times
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Thomas A. Cloutier
Clark Morrison
William
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Willam O. Leighton
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Tingle Cops
Palladium Times
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Canada
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Associated Press
Moment of Meditation on Flag Day Observance
A prayerful moment marks preparation for Flag Day honoring the 1777 adoption of the Stars and Stripes by Congress. The speaker venerates the flag as a symbol of freedom, pledging patriotic pride and a wish for the flag to float for all time over ideals of peace, dignity, and liberty.
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Latin American Quiet Backdrop Behind U S Push
A Washington panel argues that despite rhetoric many South American ruling groups favor the United States. Rebellions are overstated, Castro’s Cuban success cited as influence, and the Organization of American States touted as a force for peace arbitration. Castro urged to present a sober image. Eisenhower seen backing Nixon for 1960 with policy continuity.
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Jiminez
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
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Nixon
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Berkeley
Calif
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Intersession Courses Monday at State University Teachers College
Four intersession courses for State University Teachers College Oswego students begin Monday. The program runs June 15 to 26 as part of the Summer Session, followed by a six week session from June 29 to August 7 and a Post Session August 10 to 22. Students may earn two credits by attending weekday classes 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. and completing requirements. Courses include driver education by John Kowalski, pottery by Henry Paul, applied psychology by Dr Herbert Van Schaack, and The Far East in Current World Affairs by Dr Charles M Snyder.
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Oswego
John Kowalski
Henry Paul
Herbert van Schaack
Far East
Charles M. Snyder
Daily Bible Passage
God raises up the Lord and will raise up us by his power as taught in Corinthians 6 14 reflecting the apostolic belief in resurrection and divine enablement for believers. This brief verse underscores the link between Christ’s resurrection and the future empowerment of Christians through God’s power.
Masters' individual Championship Play Chronicle
In a North dealer, North-South vulnerable hand from a contract bridge column, Jay Becker faces Record Halder. The article analyzes the bidding and defense, noting South's pass and East duck of the opening club lead, leading to a defensive tactic that defeats the contract.
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