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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1961
Page
4
City officials discuss a metropolitan sewer plan that would serve New Castle and surrounding townships. The proposal aims to lower taxes, share costs pro rata, and give each community board representation. Authorities note the growing need and urge early collaborative action.
Washington column argues foreign aid hurts U.S. economy and jobs. It cites war era policies and notes Senate Foreign Relations hearings on fiscal year 1962 aid amounts and loan structures. Critics warn of uncontrolled spending and subsidies to industry, urging line by line scrutiny.
The piece urges Senator Barry Goldwater to lead a robust Senate campaign operation across key races. It argues for an associate campaign chair, experienced staff, broad outreach to diverse voting groups, and pooling intra party factions. It contends strong candidates can challenge entrenched Democrats in several states and advance the GOP nationally.
A reader offers a reward for the arrest of James Collingwood in a holdup on Long Ave. Pepper Jim assaulted Mrs. Samuel Levine, seizing a satchel containing about $1600 in cash and bills destined for Moravia St. store. Collingwood was never caught.
The column explains there is no fixed holding period for unregistered stock and that sales may require a no action letter from the SEC, evaluated case by case. It notes unregistered stock is typically held as an investment, and sponsors should contact the SEC with full details. It also covers exchanging old Series E bonds for Series H through qualified institutions.
Kennedy faces a tougher Soviet line after Vienna as Khrushchev insists U.S. resistance to any Soviet action is provocative. The president aims for clear national unity, bipartisan support, and stronger Western resolve while avoiding panic. He seeks broad cooperation with Republicans like Senate Minority Leader Dirksen and to align Western strength for a coordinated Cold War stance.
The page lists astronomical timings for June 12 1961 with moonset, sunset, and sunrise details and notes on observing star color to determine surface temperature. It introduces a list of practical observations for star color and temperature estimation.
The Celts, a tall fair people of Nordic extraction, first arrived in Ireland sometime in the 4th Century B C. The note appears in NOW YOU KNOW by United Press International.
The Voice of Broadway maestro Pupi Campo seeks $300,000 from Jack Paar in a suit set for Supreme Court action soon, with experts predicting an out-of-court accord. Campo alleges defamation after an interview claiming he had “no talent,” as he remains active at Chateau Madrid.
A young farmer accidentally severed a major underground cable while digging a grave for a dead horse, disabling 120 telephone channels and 38 telegraph lines, with news wires to Toronto down for about two hours. The author urges diligence and accountability, citing Proverbs and a prayer for awareness of actions' consequences.
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