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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1960
Page
6
The piece lauds Christopher Columbus as a pioneering genius who faced destitution yet forged a transformative plan. It notes Viking echoes at Vineland and argues his true legacy lies in two continents. It calls on nations to emulate his courage to sustain progress.
An investigation by Free Jurists in West Berlin exposes East German officials with Nazi pasts. They publish biographies and Nazi records showing over 200 ex Nazis in the East German leadership, including Grotewohl aides, cabinet members, judges, generals, editors, and university heads, highlighting ongoing tyranny.
Viewpoints of Other Editors reflect on Ted Williams retirement and his lasting impact. The piece notes Williams’ greatness, independence, and famous final home run while suggesting no replacement will ever equal him. It ends by recognizing a new talent in Little League and minor leagues striving to make their own mark.
Dr Brady writes that ambulant treatment can be as effective as cutting and avoids hospitalization. He says surgery is lifesaving for many cancers but questions its value for stomach bowel gall bladder liver or pancreas cancers. He notes anesthesia and amnesia reduce fear and mentions personal experiences with operations and bowling.
A reader argues salad should be the first course to aid digestion and nutrition while criticizing quack skin cancer remedies. The discussion also notes a restaurateur's menu change and dessert pricing. A letter praises aluminum chloride for underarm sweating, though the pamphlet No 29 mentions no such claim.
Canada’s Maple Leaf Milling Co. mill in Port Colborne burned after an explosion and fire causing up to 3 million dollars in damage. Eight workers were hospitalized with severe burns as fire crews from Welland Humberstone Township Niagara Falls and Hamilton fought the five hour blaze.
The piece argues Nixon won the second debate on points, citing his stance on Quemoy and Matsu, the U-2 affair, Cuba, and U.S. prestige while Kennedy’s island surrender stance is criticized as defeatist. It laments brief TV formats and notes 12 million fewer viewers than the first meeting.
License 28 RL 138 issued to Richard F. Hennessey D B A Hennessey's Restaurant for on premises consumption at 303 West Third Street Oswego Oswego County New York under Alcoholic Beverage Control Law.
Hal Boyle surveys quirks and trivia from medicine to stamps and aviation. Notes one line from Roisna Pagan about room at the top with no place to sit. Includes facts on blood transfusions, dentists fees, and oddball curiosities of American life.
A call to improve fire safety during Fire Prevention Week proclaimed by President Eisenhower. The message urges alertness to hazards, avoidance of carelessness, and community service as essential parts of good citizenship and planning for safer living.
The Supreme Court, now seen as Eisenhower Republicans, faces major decisions before November 8 on civil rights, labor unions, birth control bans, film censorship and antitrust matters. Key cases involve sit in protests, Southern Railway union funding, and DuPont GM stock actions, with potential shifts between liberal and conservative blocs.
A split recipe card outlines squash preparation with pineapple glaze in a 10 inch skillet. It uses butternut squash 6 servings, boiling water salt cornstarch pineapple juice lemon rind lemon juice and pineapple tidbits. Prepare squash cubes boil then thicken glaze and combine for serving.
The passage presents Jonah declaring respect for the God of heaven who made both sea and land. It frames divine authority over nature and sets a theme of obedience and awe before embarking on a perilous sea journey.
British star Ralph Swimer faced a doubtful raise to two hearts after a spade lead. He navigated a complex three-suit discard and precise ruffing to win four hearts, despite a dangerous defense, in a Masters championship match.
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