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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1960
Page
6
The piece analyzes U.S. strategy at the United Nations amid Cold War tensions. It notes Khrushchev’s rhetoric and Soviet tactics, Eisenhower’s push to build alliances, and Secretary Herter’s persuasion drive. It forecasts a long, hard battle against double-dealing rivals.
The former USS Consolation, refurbished from mothballs, sails from Mission Rock to Indonesia and Viet Nam to teach and aid in healing arts. With 15 doctors and 24 nurses aboard, plus rotating volunteer teams, the ship will spend seven months in Indonesia and four in Viet Nam, tackling malnutrition and diseases. Funds of 3.5 million dollars support the first year.
State DPW report shows 1 950 362 tons moved through August 31 this year versus 2 226 683 in 1959. Decline in commercial shipping blamed on overall waterways drop and late canal opening from high water. Pleasure boats rise. about 25 000 craft use canal waters and 6 101 pleasure boat permits issued to navigate rocks, double 1935. Canal remains vital for petroleum paper scrap iron coal and fertilizers and irrigation, with recreation as its growing potential.
A Brooklyn reader asks how to avoid gout. Dr Brady notes no personal gout cases in practice, debunks old gout lore about rich men, tophi, and chronically high uric acid, warns against lab chasing tests, and defends simple general practice care plus a pamphlet on piles with stamped self addressed envelopes. Remains of pleisiosaurs and other fossils found in Hempstead County, Arkansas.
Times files present recap of 1910 notes including L W Mott's congressional nomination on the first ballot, Dean Barry’s sermon critiquing embalming, concerns about Sabbath desecration by baseball fans, Hannibal electric line petitions, and a plan for a special election to approve new schools in the Sixth and Eighth wards.
Records show Tommy Bridges allowed six hits as the Tigers defeated the Cubs 8 to 3 in the first game of the 1935 World Series. Hank Greenberg belted a homer and the series opened amid ceremonies across Oswego area.
Ten years ago today October 3 1950 U S air forces pounded heavy traffic moving into North Korea from Manchuria in a major military action. Obituaries note Herbert G Mc Coy of 161 E Seventh St Jam Wall Sr 61 of 177 W Third St and Mrs Laura F E Ferris Rockfellow of 226 E Bridge St.
Article criticizes Indonesia Yugoslavia Ghana and United Arab Republic and India for seeking aid from both blocs while accusing them of propaganda. It argues true neutrality is impossible amid extortion and calls out alleged Soviet manipulation behind a proposed Eisenhower Khrushchev summit. It also condemns press and political figures who defend neutralism and highlights suppression in Indonesia.
Mrs. Claude Austin of West Monroe travels to Walton for the funeral of her son-in-law Walter Starbird on Wednesday and plans to stay with her daughter Dorothy for the week. Other local notes mention improvements and illnesses among residents, visits, and a Bradenton Florida rental. a Syracuse hospital patient shows slight recovery. a late-night intruder at a dry cleaners turns out to be a fellow officer.
New York column excerpt notes Americans suffer about 115 million severe colds annually. It cites 1959 data showing respiratory infections caused 41 percent of 153 million lost work days. The piece also surveys trivia, real estate, economics, and famous quotes in a rapid-fire format.
A silent prayer recalls St Francis of Assisi and his death anniversary observed by millions tomorrow. It seeks a peace channel to transform hatred into love discord into harmony error into truth doubt into faith and despair into hope. It also asks to comfort understand love and forgive through self forgetting and giving.
President Eisenhower campaigns for Nixon Lodge with a U.N. win in Congo and talks with Nehru, Tito, and Nasser. Analysts view recent U.N. votes as GOP gains while critics worry the drama may fade by November 8. Domestically, Fed eases credit, defense contracts rise, and federal agencies mobilize funds for irrigation, housing, and global aid.
Grooms like this Stuffed Roast Chicken Potatoes Scalloped Tomatoes Salad Bowl Bread Tray Fresh Fruit Tarts Beverage 2 tablespoons butter 13 cup finely chopped onion 1 medium-size) 1 tablespoon minced celery leaves 8% cup thinly sliced mush rooms 144 cups coarse dry bread crumbs 144 teaspoon salt %% teaspoon pepper 3 tablespoons water Cook onion celery leaves and mushrooms in butter un til wilted. Add bread crumbs salt pepper and water. Use as stuffing for 3-pound ready-to-cook weight broiler fryer. Roast according to standard directions.
In a duplicate event Oswald Jacoby faced a four spades contract. West’s misplay of the queen of spades altered the outcome. Jacoby praised the defense, then gently chided West for an early misread. The anecdote spotlights timing and finesse in high level play.
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