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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
4
Businessmen await anticipated merger guidelines from the Justice Department Antitrust Division due by autumn. The piece notes 1965 set a record 1,893 mergers and forecasts over 2,000 for 1966, with experts warning about concentration and the need for clearer policy.
An editorial argues against halting free surplus food deliveries to townships due to stricter state poverty rules and fewer recipients. It cites asset limits, questionsCUT the balance of thrift and humanitarian duty, and urges careful review before the June 13 16 distribution to avoid harming needy residents.
Muddy Creek in Butler County was polluted by mine acid, threatening Lake Arthur and a $15 million state recreation project. District Warden Richard Abpelnap reported thousands of fish killed as investigators traced the release to a sealed deep mine.
The piece compares crime to a guerrilla war, citing President Johnsons crime war rhetoric and weighing the cost of combat. It cites 400000 troops versus 50000 Viet Cong and estimates each Viet Cong kill costs 25000 dollars, then mentions about 24000 crimes yearly in the nation’s capital as context.
The author argues crime is rising with 2,700 police and an 8,000-criminal base, claiming a Vietnam era comparison to justify more officers. He warns against applying military tactics to civilian crime and doubts the merit of such an approach.
Washington pundits recall John Lindsay’s failed mayoral bid after a rocky first year in office. The piece cites conservative ideas from Buckley on juvenile crime public welfare and police praise and suggests water metering to curb waste with a three cent per 50 gallons rate.
A column sketches pairs of marriages and divorces driven by contrasting traits. The text pairs statements about desire and disappointment, noting how dominance, fragility, romance, practicality, looks, wit, and loyalty shaped unions and separations. It catalogs shifting perceptions across couples.
A reflective piece extols staying power in athletics and science, citing Pierre and Marie Curie and a biblical verse. It urges perseverance, prayer, and steady effort until achievement, ending with a psalmic benediction for strength and guidance.
The 1968 Republican Convention divides over Michigan Governor George Romney as a perceived eastern or western choice. Romney clashes with General Motors and Nixon and faces dynamism from Rockefeller backed visions. The West and South push pragmatic, not eastern, paths while Romney’s fate hinges on the convention’s geography vote.
The piece argues Governor Scranton’s retirement stance upends Keystone GOP strategy and alters Senator Clark’s reelection calculus. It notes diminished Scranton influence on Capitol Hill and in-house Republican cohesion, suggesting a weakened future political leverage as Scranton muses on personal life over public duty.
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