Prestige as a Phony Issue in National Debate
A panel of politicians from Fulbright to Javits and Eisenhower clash over national prestige. The piece argues prestige is subjective and warns against chasing global approval while stressing the U S should focus on its own purposes and integrity. It condemns overemphasis on appearances and predicts pleasing everyone leads to pleasing no one.
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Fulbright
Javits
Eisenhower
United States
Kennedy
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
White tie versus black at Alfred E. Smith tribute dinner
In New York City Vice President Nixon and Senator Kennedy debated dress codes at a Memorial Alfred E. Smith dinner. Nixon wore white tie and tails, Kennedy black tie. both felt overdressed or informal. Nixon suggested abolishing white tie and tails if he wins, hoping black ties and top hats vanish too, as a political bid to shift formal attire norms.
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New York City
Nixon
Senator Kennedy
Alfred E. Smith
India's Need for Capital Faces European Attitude Shift
Viewpoints from Paris stress a European sells job for soft loans to fund India's third five year plan. Nehru notes no global institution can cover near five billion dollars in favorable terms, urging the United States and free nations to finance self sustaining growth despite slow European action.
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India
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Europe
Paris
United States
B. K. Nehru
Asia
Britain
France
West Germany
Health as Seen By Dr Brady and Alcohol Advice
A reader letter column discusses Dr Brady’s stance on health questions and alcohol. It condemns doctors who advise drinking for run-down conditions and explains how alcohol dulls awareness, worsening health. It cites a correspondent Mr A and references Father Ralph Plan’s prodigal shepherd as a cautionary tale about narcotics and addiction.
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Arthur H. A
Father Ralph Plan
Father Plan
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog Dial FI 3-3800
The Palladium Times Blog lists the Commercial Printing Department contact numbers as FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 for information and inquiries related to printing services and newsroom operations.
South Looks to Kennedy Nixon Clash for Deep South Fate
The South faces a pivotal election as Kennedy or Nixon wins could reshape Senate leadership and civil rights policy. Liberal bloc hopes to curb conservative Republicans and Southern Democrats, with Negro voters in Northern and Southern states potentially swinging results. Local party loyalties may clash with national shifts as write‑in bids and newspaper influence enter the narrative.
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South
Kennedy
Nixon
North
Congress
New York Post
Sen. Sennedy
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Democratic Party
Richmond
Little Rock
Department of Justice
New York City
South Carolina
Looking Backward From Palladium Times Files 50 25 10 Years Ago
A look at past Palladium Times items covering Oct 21 entries: a 1940 pheasant prize find, liquor treatment ad claims, Roosevelt ticket critique by a West Second St. businessman, Oswego town farm incident, 1985 Ruth Nichols crash, bus route changes, Oswego registration figures, post office talks, St Pauls Academy cornerstone, Oswego High upset, and other local notes.
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Palladium- Times
George W. Davis
Orrine
Roosevelt
West Second St
Fritz Trapp
Oswego
Ruth Nichols
Troy
Frank L- Gourd
Rochester- Oswego
Watertown
W. W. Howes
N. Y
Oswego County Proclaims November 9 1960 Trial Term
Sheriff Merwin R Upscraft announces a trial term of the Supreme Court and grand jury to convene November 9 1960 at the Oswego Courthouse. The proclamation directs all required officials to attend and report on the opening day as of October 7 1960. Also notices license 28-CL-37 to sell beer wine and liquor at on premises Oswego address and an Ancient Order of Hibernians notice.
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Supreme Court
City of
Oswego
New York
County of
Oswego County
State of
Merwin R. Upcraft
RFD
Washington Blvd
County of Oswego
Dean Michael Barry
Ancient Order OF Hibernians
Main St
Central Square
N.Y
Harry Legrande Wickham
D.B.A. Franklin
Moment of Meditation on Love and Life’s Miracle
A devotional reflection thanks the Father for small signs of love and life’s wonder. It describes every breath as part of a vast, mysterious grace and asks for mind and heart to be warmed by divine touch. The speaker likens daily miracles to unseen roots beneath a fallen leaf, affirming faith’s immeasurable splendors.
Diplomatic Posts in Africa Hard to Fill for Negro Envoys
National story surveys the State Department struggle to appoint qualified Black diplomats to newly independent African nations. It notes scarce Black personnel, language barriers, cultural separation, and the risk of perceived condescension. Congress delayed creating a separate Africa bureau until 1958. the bureau now numbers about 500, still small relative to others.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
State Department
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kennedy
Averell Harriman
Africa
Department
Bureau of African Affairs
Ralph Bunche
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Congo
Congress
White House
Joseph C. Satterthwaite
International Co-operation Administration
United States Information Agency
Contract Bridge Theory and Five Hands Analysis
B Jay Becker explains bid decisions in a dealer's hand with vulnerability. Five hands prompt responses from one heart opening and one spade overcall. He argues that game must be reached in all five scenarios, detailing why raises, two clubs, three hearts, and three notrump are chosen or avoided based on distribution and expected play.
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Partener
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