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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
4
The author argues that practical college outcomes rely on broad liberal arts learning rather than narrow technical training. He cites a 90 percent notion of job discharges tied to character, not skills, and asserts rigidity of mind as a key risk. A university should develop reflection, cross discipline insight, and future orientation.
A political column argues the vice presidency shapes the fall vote with Lyndon Johnson versus Barry Goldwater and Bobby Kennedy, noting Kennedy’s backing by Johnson and the risks of a poor security stance after Kennedy’s murder. it praises Johnson yet calls for health checks and vigilance in the campaign dynamic.
The piece profiles Manuel Artime and Manuel Ray as humane opponents of Castro who reject coercive state power. It notes Artime's critique of state control, his resignation to Castro, and his identification with the 1940 Constitution. It discusses U S policy toward exiles and concerns over political refugee treatment, including Haviv Scheiber.
The Shah of Iran arrives to inaugurate the exhibit 7000 Years of Iranian Art. The show tours Washington Denver Kansas City and other cities and Smithsonian official S Dillon Ripley calls it among the most important exhibits the institution has brought to the United States. The Shah’s White Revolution reforms win support while land reform expands to smaller holdings and Premier Hassan Ali Mansur leads Iran Novin to weaken monopolies. The United States backs stability in Iran as a key regional ally and has provided over 1.3 billion in aid since World War II.
The four surviving Dionne Quintuplets mark their 30th birth day in relative obscurity. Annette, Cecile, Emilie, Marie, and Yvonne were born in Callender Ontario to Oliva and Amelia Dionne with Dr. Dafoe delivering. Emilie died in 1954. The sisters now live apart in Montreal Quebec City Ahuntsic Moncton studying and working while remaining private.
Andrew Di Lorenzo criticizes Grove City writers for anti labor views arguing auto industry profits rise from automation and wage freezes. He defends unions noting they support the standard of living and urges readers to seek work and join a union. The piece defends labor against anti union rhetoric.
A review asserts The Invisible Government by liberal authors wrongly claims the CIA is an invisible government. The piece condemns the sensationalist approach, questions their motive, and argues CIA secrecy serves Cold War needs while Congress and State Dept control remains debated.
The House cleared a joint House Senate resolution 112 to 57 calling for a legislative investigation into the Philadelphia traffic ticket racket that has troubled upstate motorists for years. The measure moves to the Senate Rules Committee for potential reporting and full floor action. The article notes widespread surprise at the vote and outlines the long history of the issue and calls for accountability.
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