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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
4
Time magazine’s May 3 issue surveys miraculous advances in surgery with color photo essays. It covers heart repair by a multi-specialist effort, kidney replacement, Parkinson’s breakthrough via freezing technique, cancer breast removal, arthritis repair of a deformed hand, and micro-surgery restoring hearing. It argues free medicine fuels these breakthroughs.
The piece argues private U S air lines Pan American and Trans World should merge to form a world wide system. It notes foreign lines are government owned or subsidized while U S carriers operate without subsidies and face tax burdens. A merger would boost efficiency, offset competition, and keep the flag flying for the Free World.
A Newberg Michigan? actually Oregon firm Mione Packing Co faced Poultry Products Section inspectors for labeling jars as one pound of chicken when the contents weighed 17 half ounces more or less. The label now shows 17 1 2 ounces to comply and the matter is closed.
LENNOX SD Independent argues billions spent on education miss the root cause of social trouble. The paper states emotional upheaval in a rejected child, not educational failures, drives social problems. It places responsibility on the family as the basic unit of society.
Sydney J. Harris muses on human frailty and bias. He links trust and folly in love to national neutrality and warns that fanatic minds resist new ideas. The essay provocatively compares personal vanity to a nation's swagger and questions leadership and social order.
Washington warns against hysteria and double standards in the racial tension debate. The essay argues against provoking violence and negating private property rights while urging fair treatment and equal rights for the Negro, including ballots and public access. It cautions that sensationalism could threaten open society and privacy.
A 9th grade student from Edenburg argues in a letter to the editor that removing Bible readings and prayers from public schools risks communist influence. The writer urges Americans to act, cites Russia's atheism, and signs with full name and address.
A devotional line from Revelations 21 5 emphasizes renewal and divine promise. The quote reflects hope and spiritual renewal for readers, aligning with church or prayerful reflection themes.
Column by Holmes Alexander argues the 1960 Census shows 18,871,831 African Americans, 10.5 percent, and urges firm action to restore order. He criticizes perceived appeasement and calls on the Kennedy Administration to restore strength and accelerate peaceful reform without disruption.
A three year old girl in Glasgow guides her blind parents through streets and stores wearing a leather harness. The parents praise her trusted judgment and call her a golden blessing as she leads to the newsstand grocery and cashier while speaking simple commands.
Brown University plans a Ford Foundation funded study to measure intangible traits like originality humor and loyalty alongside records and high school grades. Admissions director Charles Doebler IV says current objective tests fail to predict success and that the school will admit a higher proportion of riskier students to probe new standards.
Harrisburg reports three state budgets totaling about 1.809 billion for the coming year. General Fund at 1.121 billion leads, with 547 million in Special Funds and 240 million in Capital Funds. Officials warn the combined total could provoke taxpayer concern.
A reflection urges steady faith growth mirroring caution on the road. It cites Pennsylvania Turnpike gas outages as a reminder to add virtue knowledge temperance patience godliness brotherly kindness and love to daily faith.
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