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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
2
The president's labor agenda centers on repealing section 14(b) of Taft-Hartley, allowing Right-to-Work in states. The move promises a major battle, with debate across parties on unions, antitrust parallels, and the impact on minimum wage exemptions for 4.5 million workers.
An editorial urges thoughtful Independence Day remembrance amid modern change and recalls a nostalgia for old-time celebrations. Railroads in 1964 spent 1.48 billion on purchases of fuel materials and supplies, with capital equipment and improvements at 7.417 billion. Women’s Wear Daily reports Tokyo hosts an industrial espionage spy school for Japanese firms, including theft of promotions and counterespionage methods.
New Castle News published by The News Company lists rates for advertising and notices. The document, likely a historical ledger, names staff positions, addresses in New Castle Pennsylvania, and various financial figures related to weekly publication costs and fees. It reflects 19th century newspaper administration and rate structures.
A wry discussion on quoting authors highlights the danger of attributing a character's words to a writer. The piece cites Libel trials, Disraeli, Kipling and the Cuban context, urging care in sourcing opinions to avoid misrepresenting an author’s views. It then shifts to Latin American politics with a critical view of Castro Cuba and the impact on Cuban workers under Batista versus Castro, noting repression and labor law changes.
A year old boy left alone with a family car in a Florida vacant lot killed his 42 year old father and young sister while attempting a driving lesson. The incident underscores risks of giving children driving liberties before they are ready.
A brief reflection cites Proverbs noting that false balance is an abomination to God, while a just weight is valued. It uses a blend of scriptural phrasing and a transliterated gloss. The passage highlights honesty in measures as a moral standard.
Comment by Washington McGeorge Bundy, President Kennedy’s aide, drawn from Santo Domingo, argues the United States now pursues broader ideals in foreign policy. He traces a lineage from Franklin Roosevelt and Wilson, noting large military power and global balance decisions that influenced Southeast Asia and Europe.
In a Reader's Digest talk, Bundy argues Pax Americana blends altruism with military strength to secure peace. He compares U S policy under past presidents to Roman and Communist rule, praising Bundy as a superb historian though unsure if he would act as a war-winning leader.
A meditation on how a name carries value beyond wealth. The piece cites actors and athletes earning fortunes from likenesses, notes Robert E. Lee declined a $50,000 a year offer to use his name for an insurance firm, and asks for integrity to guard one’s own name.
A column traces Moral Re-Armament founder Frank Buchman to interfaith crusade ideas and notes Peter Howard's San Francisco speech asserting Diem's plan to saturate Vietnam with MRA notions. It cites Lyndon Johnson’s stance on Vietnam policy and reflects on the era’s debates over pacifism and intervention.
In Pennsylvania speculation on the 1966 gubernatorial race centers on Senate leaders like George Leader and others, with Democratic and Republican contenders debated amid party maneuvers. The piece notes the distance of the race, shifting chances, and hints at shifts in party leadership and local celebrations.
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