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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1957
Page
4
The article argues surplus in the next fiscal year should be used to reduce the national debt rather than grant tax cuts. It compares national debt to a mortgage, notes the possible $2–5 billion surplus, and warns against relying on tax reductions while debt remains large. It emphasizes prudent spending and debt reduction over short term cutbacks.
The piece argues foreign aid loans differ from giveaways and cites Eisenhower's proposal for a $2 billion Development Loan Fund. It notes U S loans since 1940 total $18.3 billion with $4.6 billion repaid and $11.6 billion outstanding, losses from currency devaluation and private firm loans shaping the write-offs.
Washington coverage explains Meade Alcorn's GOP conference facing a sit down strike by major contributors disillusioned with Eisenhower’s budget. The piece cites Senate data showing Republicans draw far more from large corporate and energy sector donors than Democrats, complicating next year’s bid to regain Congress.
Washington Calling profiles Lester B. Pearson in Algoma East where the Canadian foreign minister faces a tight election fight against Merton Mulligan. The piece notes Pearson’s UN role, accusations of neglecting local needs, a pink scare tale, reactions to Britain over China, and hopes he will win a larger Liberal majority as St. Laurent steps down.
Hollywood scouts eye Vittorio Barattieri's Chicago exile as a possible star while FBI pursuit nears. Celebs travel, marry, and rehearse as Anita Ekberg dazzles at Maxim's and Kirk Douglas marks a Paris anniversary.
A Plaingrove farmer writes to The News editor lambasting rules to keep farm dogs tied and restrict land for cattle and hunting. He argues against perceived limits on dogs and access, claiming neighbors trespass and disrupt farming activities while liberties are curtailed.
A compact verse pairing a moral about trust and deception with a historical note on the Hundred Years War, mentioning England and France and the era from 1338 to 1453. It concludes with a striking fact about the optic nerve.
In a Washington hearing Dr Willard Libby downplays atomic test fallout as a small fraction of natural radiation. He compares the radiation in wooden brick and lightweight concrete houses and notes global studies and ongoing brick radiation research.
World leaders scientists and citizens debated the risks of radioactive fallout from nuclear tests. Eisenhower and Macmillan favored ending tests but warned against stopping amid Soviet threats. In Tokyo a US soldier Girard faced Japanese prosecution after fatally wounding a woman during a trespass incident.
WASHINGTON Adm Arthur Radford warns no quick fix with Russia and warns against fatigue and apathy. New York Gov Thomas E Dewey says defense and survival depend on free world partners. GOP chair Meade Alcorn says party funds are solid and the fundraising is breaking the logjam.
Antonio Moreno born in Madrid educated in Los Angeles. He debuted in 1914 during the silent era and appeared in many early pictures including Marc Nostrum and Romance of the Rio Grande. He later acted in Ambush Fiesta Captain from Castile Untamed Frontier Thunder Bay Creature from the Black Lagoon and Saskatchewan.
The piece notes Mars lies about 35 million miles away and the impracticality of rapid space travel. It reflects on scientific progress balanced with reverence for God and humanity, citing the maxim to love one another as a guiding motive.
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