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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
4
A collection of reflections on manners science art and education with quotes from Selden Johnson and Bernard. The piece contrasts practical action with future vision and defends true science while critiquing overdone symbolism and pedantry.
The piece argues that Nasser is expected to succeed Nehru as leader of the neutralist world, praising and condemning both figures. It critiques Nehru's Marxist leanings and anti-colonial stance while assessing Nasser's potential, noting Western reaction to Nehru's legacy and questioning Nasser's respect for the West.
The column argues that the era of strict ideology is waning as Nehru’s socialist path gives way to pragmatic leadership in India led by Lal Bahadur Shastri. It notes Marxism’s fading influence in Europe and Latin America, cites Brandt and Johnson as moving beyond doctrinal socialism, and urges measured diplomacy to hasten ideology’s decline.
The Mental Health Association of Lawrence County built a clinic after surveys found hundreds needing care. New Castle's outpatient clinic, one of about 1800 nationwide, faces funding shortages this month. Dr Wilbur Flannery planned talks with Knox Foundation while county and United Fund aid were sought. A donor note appeared on the editorial page. Contributions may be sent to 3 Maitland St. to support the clinic.
The Greater New Castle Association forms a committee to attract conventions, offering hotel and activity services and urging residents to solicit regional, state, or national meetings. A nearby chamber report cites a million dollars in new money for Youngstown from conventions, with hotel stays and restaurants as primary beneficiaries. Pilot Lee McComb and GNCA secretary Victor J. Andrew drive outreach to attract out-of-town groups.
A 67 year old Brooklyn woman aiding a birth died after helping calm an expectant mother shortly after midnight. A life of selfless service is praised as she collapsed after the effort. The piece urges living to serve others and references scripture from Matthew.
A psychology professor calls the Bible the greatest psychology book, a guide to living with insights on human behavior and well being. The text presents laws for life, emphasizes inner well being, and urges study to live abundantly.
Readers respond to a writer editor about the right to work argument noting misrepresented statistics. The letter disputes a speaker's wage comparisons between right to work states and the nation, urging accurate percent changes to reflect overall progress. A New Castle reader also appeals for mental health funding and criticizes local weather reporting.
The NAACP Branch in New Castle thanks The News for publicity and coverage of their Human Rights Banquet held May 27, 1964. The letter notes broad support from industry, business, and the public and requests continued media use for thanks.
A historical look at U.S. Senator Hugh Scott from Philadelphia and his impact on Pennsylvania politics. The piece contrasts past Pennsylvania senators who rarely influenced state affairs with Scott who engages locally, shaping GOP strategy and state leadership, notably in Scranton’s rise and party dynamics.
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