Newsmen Face Jail for Refusing to Reveal Sources
The editorial warns that reporters risk jail for protecting sources. It cites New Jersey and Los Angeles Times cases, noting William T Farr’s sentence over plans by the Manson Family to murder celebrities. The piece questions whether such justice serves journalism or strengthens courts.
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New Jersey
Los Angeles Times
William T. Farr
United Press
Farr
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
California
Charlie Manson
Mr. Farr
UPI
Parr
Older
Nixon Opens Era of Talks and Realignments Abroad
The piece notes President Nixon’s ambition to shift from confrontation to negotiation, detailing milestones such as visits to Peking and Moscow, SALT talks, Western bloc diplomacy, China sales, Soviet wheat shipments, Middle East maneuvering, energy plans, and Kissinger talks, portraying a pivot in Cold War strategy.
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Ruchard Nixon
Peking
Mao
Chou
Moscow
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Castro
Nixon
Washington
Lidewater
Kremlin
Red China
Cold War Realism Winds Down in Henry Kissinger Reflections
The piece argues for a continuing Cold War under a restrained, negotiated order. It cites Nixon's approach, Brandt's Germany, and feared futures for Eastern Europe, the Baltic states, and Hungary. It frames a world of accommodation, economic ties, and strategic patience rather than dramatic upheaval. The writer recalls Bela Fabian and muses on explaining events beyond the River Styx.
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Prague
Berlin Wall
Baltic States
Kremlin
U.S
Moscow
Nixon
Black Forest
Willy Brandi
Bela Fabian
River Styx
City police warn shoppers as holiday thefts rise
City Police Chief Joseph Farris announces intensified patrols through the holiday season and vigilant shoplifting patrols. The News pledges to publish names of prosecuted shoplifters or purse snatchers, rejecting requests to withhold identities.
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Joseph Farris
Farris
Energy crisis looms as US faces higher fuel costs
Editorial outlines the widening energy squeeze in the United States with rising oil imports, potential gas imports from Siberia, and a shifting market in the Middle East. It notes environmental limits, safety concerns around nuclear power, and the global impact as Japan and Europe confront similar shortages, stressing how energy costs affect households and industry.
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United States of America
Middle East
Siberia
United States
Japan
Europe
New Castle News Catalogs Subscriptions and Policies
The New Castle News outlines subscription options including home delivery weekly rates and varying prices for Lawrence County and other areas. It notes syndicated columns and reader letters, inviting community commentary and editorial engagement.
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Lawrence County
Neally
U.S.A
Dear Angel column charms readers in Philadelphia Bulletin
Angel Cavaliere, a 10 year old advice columnist in the Philadelphia Bulletin, writes on schoolyard bullies and parental limits. She earned 550 weekly writing for summer work and drew over 1000 letters in a three week span. The piece invites readers to request Christopher News Notes on youth problems for free.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Angel Cavaliere
Angel
Bulletin
Peter
Christopher News
Christophers
New Castle News
Richard Armstrong
Most Human Yet Almost Inhuman Remark
A child notes a new classmate is "the most human person" she has met, then adds "it's almost inhuman." The reflection suggests the aim of humanity is to be as human as possible, while few achieve this, and those who do may appear inhuman. It mentions Gandhi and the odd label of saintly.
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Gandhi
Uoree Johin F. Henderson
Howard Lyon
Robert F. Jamison
John C. Jordan
Atty. Jamison
Jamison
Durges Henderson
Lyon
Atty
Charles Ologokowski
Ray Bailey
Gandhi as Saint and Human Role Model
The text argues Gandhi embodied both human flaws and virtues, countering the idea of saints as unreachable. It warns emulators seek sainthood without personhood, urging recognition that saints are real humans who transcend ego. A quotation notes violence in hearts beats cloaked impotence.
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Mahatma
Gandhi
Early warning signals in 1973 election plans for district attorney race
The piece outlines looming campaigns led by interim DA William Ralph and potential rivals like Joseph Bullano. It notes appointees often avoid reelection and that the DA role blends legal duties with political risk. Bullano contemplates a future bid after missing the appointment.
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Atty
William
Ralph
Lawrence County
W. Thomas Andrews
Death triggers brokerage account freeze and joint access query
A deceased account holder’s brokerage funds are typically frozen until tax authorities are notified. If the account is jointly owned with the wife, she may access funds due to her before estate settlement, depending on the joint ownership terms and required legal documentation.
Behold, God is great yet unknown to us
A devotional reflection notes that God is vast and present in nature and life, beyond full human knowledge, yet invites deep acquaintance. It emphasizes mystery of the divine and the possibility of personal closeness through contemplation.
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God
Landlord cautions over unseen sewage bill shock
New Castle landlord Cassell warns property owners after receiving a registered notice from the Sanitation Authority demanding a former tenant’s fifty dollar sewage bill and accusing the agency of three years’ delay in notifying her. The item notes frustration with the bill’s legality and the tenant’s prior rent losses. The fragment also references Bass Hock and a Scotland history note from 1604.
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New Castle Sanitation Authority
Sanitation Authority
Princes Cassell
New Castle
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