1960 Voting Trends in Oswego County Election Forecast
The Empire State Chamber of Commerce predicts Oswego County will cast about 38,600 votes in 1960, slightly up from 38,598 in 1956. It notes population growth in under 21s unlikely to boost turnout unless parties mobilize voters, while urging robust registration efforts amid statewide shifts and upstate gains.
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Pressure for a Meeting Between Eisenhower and Khrushchev
The world presses for a direct talk between the two leaders as neutralist blocs push for a summit. Public opinion favors peace over diplomatic formality, and Britain’s Macmillan seeks to broker talks while both sides face internal pressure.
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United States
Viewpoints of Other Editors The Welfare Jungle
The piece argues federal and state welfare spending has surged since 1939 and 1950, with 1959 payments reaching 43.7 billion. It critiques rising government roles, warns of abuses in Aid to Dependent Children, and questions the purpose and effectiveness of welfare expansion. It urges a calm reassessment of welfare goals and methods.
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Citizens Generalis
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Baltika Allowed 18 More Days at East River Pier
The Soviet liner Baltika may stay at its East River pier for 18 additional days starting next Tuesday. The ship arrived September 19 with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and other Communist leaders attending the United Nations session. Khrushchev reportedly plans a longer UN stay than first planned.
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Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
Dr. Brady answers signed medical questions in this column. He stresses daily exercise a brisk walk to build calcium reserves in bones and teeth and warns that inactivity wastes calcium, weakening bones and triggering irritability. He urges daily calcium sources and vitamin D for growing children and adults.
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Pulaski Parade and Memorial Service Planned for General Pulaski Day
A large parade is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. October 9 in Pulaski to observe General Casimir Pulaski Day. Featured units include Brigadiers of Syracuse and the Air Force band from Massachusetts, with many Polish American groups from Central New York in the procession and a Memorial Service to follow at Oswego County Court House grounds.
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New York
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P.N. A
Dramatic Circle
Puaski
P.L.A.V
Gray Barons
Fulton — Polish Home
Fulton
Manlius
Stephen M. Obremski
Jefferson Street
South Park
Bridge St
Church St
Lake St
Fire Hall
Oswego County Court House
Bernadine Dubiel
Alliance Dancers
Edward Vander Hey
Fred van Waldick
Carl Richards
Robert Pietrucha
Kenneth Stowell
N. Syracuse
Malcolm Wison
Msgr
Casimir S. Fiejda
Protonotary Apostolic
St. Stanslaus Church
Amsterdam
Joseph Rzeznick
Joseph Remus
Camp Drum
T.N.T. Twirlers
Utica
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Florentine Indyk
Stephen Obremski
Thomas J. Murphy
New York’s storied political party names through history
The piece traces New York political branding from Leislerians to Tammany Hall and early anti federalist republicans. It notes names like Barnburners Whigs Free Soilers Bucktails Know Nothings and anti renters and recalls DeWitt Clinton and the rise of Tammany Society. It mentions the bed bug style tactics of rivals.
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Equal Rights Party
Tammany Hall
Locofocos
Maxflower
New York
Congress
Free Soilers
Leislerians
Jacob Jeisler
Atlantic
Elegant roast soup recipe with beef broth and vegetables
A dated kitchen note details making beef broth with vegetables, plus a 14 hour simmer, clarifying via egg white, and serving with vegetables. The piece then shifts to a bridge hand analysis from a tournament discussing slam prospects, heart splits, and score outcomes.
Daily Bible Passage Quote on Mercy and Judgment
A brief devotional note cites St. James 2 13 reminding that judgment without mercy will be shown to anyone who has not shown mercy. The verse emphasizes mercy as a core Christian principle.
Moment of Meditation Prayer Note
A religious meditation passage requests divine grace for self and loved ones. It asks to be remembered for good inscribed in the Book of Life and asks for sustaining kindness healing salvation and compassion with petitions for forgiveness.
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Kennedy Lincoln contrast prompts voter interest
National queries compare Kennedy to Lincoln in labor remarks. The column analyzes labor terms, debater speeds, and historical unions tracing labor movement roots to 19th century Britain, Lincoln era, and U S origins. Kennedy’s quick talk and Nixon’s slower replies are debated amid looming election talk.
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Nixon
G.L
Lawrence
Mass
Kennedy
Lincoln
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Haymarket
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Samuel Gompers
Three Children Die in Blaze on Long Island Home
Smoke and intense heat trapped three children in their beds as a flash fire destroyed a television den in a Huntington home. Parents, neighbors, and twelve firemen battled dense smoke. some rescuers attempted stairway routes and ladder access while a neighbor suffered burns.
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