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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1960
Page
6
The piece condemns Ambassador Lodge for pledging a cabinet post for a black person if Republicans win. It argues such a promise uses race as bait and undermines equality, warning it would reward color over merit and widen racial divisions.
The columnist critiques last night's debate for its serious tone and repetitive topics. Media questions allegedly steer Kennedy and Nixon toward familiar issues like Quemoy and Matsu, healthcare, and education, neglecting lighter or more human angles.
Viewpoints discuss Britain's decision to replace Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth with a new 75,000-ton liner. The government may lend up to 50.4 million dollars for construction as aging ships near retirement, with discussions on economics, competition, and global shipbuilding trends.
A Tennessee reader challenges Dr Brady over hemorrhoid treatment descriptions. The writer recalls severe pain from prior surgery, credits a surgeon with quick recovery, and argues the doctor’s cautions may deter patients. The exchange ends with cautious approval of the column.
The author discusses experiences with radical surgery and injection treatment for hemorrhoids and notes varying post operative comfort. Improved anesthetics can make procedures painless and warnings against over promising cure. The piece explains terms like blind and itching piles and cautions laymen and doctors about proper diagnosis.
Classified blurb for the Palladium Times printing services inviting readers to call the commercial printing department at the listed telephone numbers for advertising and production inquiries.
The article argues Nikita Khrushchev violated diplomatic norms by criticizing the Eisenhower administration during a US election. It asserts his speeches influence American voters, touch on Red China and Quemoy Matsu, and potentially sway alliances in Asia and Britain. It contends his motives center on undermining U.S. defense policies and domestic support.
Hal Boyle argues a man’s library reveals what he aspires to become rather than what he has read. He notes many books remain unread, serving as postponed pleasures, with core works like the dictionary Bible and Shakespeare shaping lifelong knowledge. He jokes about unread titles reflecting retirement hopes and suburban dog care.
A reflective meditation compares the lark’s dawn flight to the soul turning to God. The speaker seeks cheer, peace of mind, and spiritual readiness for life after life, embracing hours of living, working, relaxing, and praying.
The piece argues that anti Catholic sentiment could overshadow key issues in Kennedy's bid against Nixon. It cites pockets of bias across states, including Pennsylvania, Southern Illinois, Minnesota, West Virginia, and Mormon regions, and notes party leaders fearing a repeat of 1928.
A recipe for prune filled oatmeal bars with a crust of flour baking soda salt and sugar, butter and oats. Prune filling thickened with sugar water and chopped nuts, cooled and spread between layers then baked until crisp and browned.
South opens facing North's 1 made with four hands. For hand 1 South jumps to three clubs, hand 2 goes to game in notrump, hand 3 passes to pursue a part score, and hand 4 jumps to three diamonds to seek the best contract.
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