Poison Center at St Francis Hospital Gains Value
The Pittsburgh control center at St Francis Hospital has operated for months and is praised for quick action in poisoning cases. A boy nearly died from drain cleaner exposure, now a symbol of reassurance for parents. Dr Moriarty advocates social workers to visit homes to verify accidental poisonings. He notes 2.5 million annual poisonings nationwide and 1,000 to 2,000 child deaths. A network links centers nationwide, with hopes for 54 to 69 more sites. Lawrence County residents thank St Francis and the Jaycees.
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Pittsburgh Control Center
St Francis Hospital
New Castle
Richard Moriarty
National
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University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
United States
When food is scarce the world reacts as a commodity issue
The excerpt discusses how abundant food is wasted or rented as a commodity, while scarcity makes food an emotionally charged issue. It notes that food production worldwide is rising faster than demand, highlighting a tension between supply growth and equitable distribution.
New Castle News Overview and Daily Subscriptions
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Population growth and global food supply warning
The Science article cautions that population problems, uneven fat distribution, and limited reserves plus bad weather threaten famines. It argues global food supplies may be adequate now, stresses nutrition for infants and children, and warns population growth must cease via calamities, war, starvation, or attitude shifts.
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United States
Moral struggles of a college Christian student
A college student in an aced dorm reflects on living a Christian life amid scruples and adult life insulated from faith. The letter cites Faul echoing Paul to Timothy, urging flight from evil thoughts and staying close to faith.
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Fortify Against Temptation With Biblical Fellowship
The note urges guarding thought life and resisting temptation through prayer and study. It advises avoiding self pity and seeking strong Christian fellowship while remaining in dormitory limits. It emphasizes frequent biblical instruction and support from believers with pure hearts.
That's the way it is on television news and opinion
A longtime journalist critiques TV news as entertainment and editorial commentary. He cites a Roper poll and NBC Mayaguez coverage, arguing commentators should preface reports with opinion and that television can inform without sensationalism.
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NBC
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Tom Brokaw
White House
Sion
Scraps of memories pasted in a fragile life book
A reflective note likens life to a book filled with scraps of joy and sorrow. The speaker fears daily memories will overwhelm and deteriorate, warning that if pasting continues, tomorrow’s good moments will be erased and only ashes remain. The piece urges living beyond mere recollection.
Kissinger's diplomacy judged by Middle East shifts and Vietnam pullbacks
The analysis faults Kissinger's hasty shuttle diplomacy and the Sinai setback, noting his daring, Talleyrandlike efforts to leverage U S influence amid China's and Russia's divergence and Arab splits. It blames Thieu's ill fated Vietnam withdrawal and Congress for complicating peace efforts.
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Sinai
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Russia
Far East
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Congress
Kissinger Must Have Muscle to Save Cyprus Strategy
A critique argues Kissinger relies on diplomacy without using U.S. military and economic power. It cites SALT I failures, Soviet advances, and oil and grain leverage, urging a tougher, winner-focused Secretary of State stance backed by weaponry like Minutemen, submarines, and laser tech.
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Chester Ward
Vladivostok
Moscow
U.S
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James Buckley
New York
Frank Barnett
National Strategy Information Center
State Department
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Sebelene
Teddy Roosevelt
Metternich
Talleyrand
Reincarnation Dream Poem Fragment
A fragmentary reflection on living life anew as a bird in a cloudless sky. The speaker desires freedom with no future memory or past thoughts, seeking release to glide above sea and shore for as long as life endures.
Peace on a Judas tree poem depicts betrayed peace
A poem by Nita Johnsan Brennep portrays Peace hanged on a Judas tree as war schemes unfold. The speaker laments silent endurance while others claim peace yet condemn her, leaving Peace chained and unfreed for untold ages.
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Two-way morality in wartime columns and Saigon notes
John P. Roche criticizes selective ethics in American columnists, arguing for consistent principle across violations by Nazis, Soviets, and U S actions. He contrasts public outrage over domestic racism with tolerance for foreign brutality, citing Phnom Penh, Vietnam, and Saigon policing to expose perceived hypocrisy.
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Joseph Kraft
Vietnam
Middle East
Washington Post
Southeast Asia
United States
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Jed
Cambodia
Gulag
James Q. Wilson
Reader letter slams Buyny critique of government and defense
Michael Pandas laments editor Henry Buyny’s June 4 1975 piece in The News criticizing city federal and drug enforcement policy. The letter defends national defense warns against taxing and surveillance excesses and urges prudent spending and police TV station funding.
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Wpie
Buyny
Free
United
New Castle
California
Mr. Stiff
Des Moines Girl Tricia Morris Rescues Dad Under Car
Thomas Morris was trapped under a car when it slipped from a jack. His daughter Tricia quickly freed him by directing her father and retrieving a screwdriver to use as a jack handle. The incident ended with minor injuries and a lesson on parental modeling of action and authority. The piece closes with a moral note urging parents to set positive examples.
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Des Moines
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Morris
Judith
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