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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1968
Page
4
A reflection on Lyndon Johnson’s staggered goodbyes to White House staff and the vast array of programs under his tenure. The piece questions public satisfaction with spending, wonders if the Great Society left America cold, and notes the ceremonial tone of his exit.
The piece argues Nixon will rely on regional bodies like the OAS to stabilize the Western Hemisphere and push back against Castroism, detailing Latin American calls for tougher action against export of Cuban communism. It profiles Dr. Fernando Penabaz as a potential inter American aide aligned with the Nixon line.
A Senate subcommittee led by Sen. Birch Bayh examined reforms to replace the Electoral College with direct popular vote. The piece notes broad support outside Congress, shifting positions, and various reform proposals, including proportional and district-based plans, with potential runoff or House outcomes.
Dick Moody offers satirical gifts for public officials including Mayor Carll Ciallella Jr a three year supply of conscience and William Patterson a crown for his redevelopment role. Others receive humorous items like jet propelled skates earplugs and a suit of armor in this holiday satire.
The author recalls a Chicago suburb scene where a school superintendent cited a famous Lincoln quote that Lincoln never uttered. He challenges sources, offers $1000 to authenticate, and traces the hoax to 1942 leaflets from the Committee for Constitutional Government, noting widespread circulation by both sides.
A biblical verse from James 1 12 emphasizes blessed endurance under temptation and the crown of life promised by the Lord to those who love Him.
The letter questions Mr. Moody and Mr. Thomas Shumaker's abilities and disputes claims that Mr. Biddle knows more about city government. It asks how the writer can judge Biddle's stature, noting his twelve years in city hall and role as president of the Pennsylvania League of Cities.
Frank Piccari Jr. reports Moody has not started campaign. Mr Shumaker has won the election in New Castle with local implications for the area. The survey context suggests updated public sentiment and upcoming civic considerations.
Tom Stuart thanks The News staff for time and trouble helping him obtain a new tractor and expresses gratitude for everyone who contributed. He imagines a world with more people who give and work together to help others. God bless you all.
The Walmo Lions Safety Committee thanks the Pennsylvania State Police the Pennsylvania State Highway Department Neshannock Township supervisors and Park Lane property owners for clearing trees and shrubs that blocked the view at Park Lane and Old Plank Road. Traffic hazards were reduced through their cooperation.
A WHO regional director warns Africa faces desperate gaps as doctor to population ratios reach one per 25 000 to 50 000 and midwives and nurses also decline. He notes European and U S ratios are far higher and many doctors migrate abroad leaving some countries with virtually none. The piece urges awareness and long term solutions.
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