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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
4
An essay argues crime in the United States rose faster than population since WWII, driven by urban growth and a younger population. It links violence to global instability and modern reverence for power, noting corruption across government and industry fosters a delinquent outlook among youth.
A 46-year-old man in Littleton, Colorado, smashed ten store windows with soft drink bottles in a shopping center. Police arrested him as he walked away, mumbling I don’t like shopping centers. The writer advises avoiding grudges, filling the heart with love of God, and following Christ’s command to love enemies.
The essay reviews Lyndon Baines Johnson biographies by Bill White James MacGregor Burns Harry Provence Ruth Montgomery and Frank Kluckhohn. It notes Kennedy’s praise of LBJ and discusses Johnson as a public figure shaped by relentless press coverage and enduring mythmaking.
In California Republican races Goldwater supporters brace for defeat as Rockefeller Incorporated is cited as a monopolistic force. Democrats face a fractious senatorial contest with Alan Cranston and Pierre Salinger amid Engle’s sympathy votes and JFK era echoes. Murphy leads GOP poll as voters weigh labor and ethnic backing.
COMSAT faces oversubscribed stock issue with 6.35 million shares subscribed by 26 carriers at 20 dollars each, far above the 5 million authorized. Major buyers include AT&T, ITT, GTE, RCA, with 159 smaller carriers, as Geneva talks on international cooperation proceed and satellite construction advances toward a 1966 launch.
The piece argues foreign policy will dominate the 1964 election, with Republicans pushing a tougher stand on communism and aggressive options in Vietnam and Cuba. It notes Democrats’ control during wars and the Viet Nam involvement, and recalls Washington’s isolationist stance and postwar containment consensus.
The notice advertises an opening for Advertising and Credit Manager. It outlines duties in media sales, client relations, and credit control with required experience, education, and application instructions.
A reflection on the pledge of allegiance and the phrase under God added in 1954. It notes Eisenhower's signing remarks about reaffirming religious faith as a resource for the nation in peace and war and ends with a prayer for vision and faith.
A reflective column connects past and present U S presidents from Roosevelt to Kennedy and Johnson, weighing poverty policies and war, praising Johnson’s civil rights strides while noting the weight of slogans. It ends with a note about the great white shark and its size.
In the days before the California Republican convention, debate centers on nominating Barry Goldwater versus other candidates. Nelson Rockefeller faces intense opposition, cited as an egomaniac by Eisenhower, with Prescott Bush and others warning against his candidacy. The choice may yield Goldwater or a center-right alternative such as Nixon or Scranton, framed to oppose Lyndon Johnson rather than offer a decisive alternative.
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