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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
2
The Guardian notes the Magna Carta’s 750th anniversary highlights a common heritage of liberty. It cites Chapter 29 protecting freemen rights, the charter’s legal underpinnings, and its enduring influence on British and American law, despite its feudal origins.
The Hanover News editor urges lawmakers to uphold Lincoln era maxims on thrift, strong versus weak, wage earners and initiative. He warns a welfare state breeds faceless statistics and doom, citing Henry Hazlitt on costly price supports and foreign aid lingering beyond their emergency aims.
The United States remains a magnet for foreign investment with Canada and Western Europe receiving sizable funds. De Gaulle voices strong opposition to American control of key industries and inflation fears, while Europe weighs limits. The administration pursues tax measures and a voluntary curtailment program to curb private capital outflows and bolster balance of payments, with early signs of reduced foreign borrowing but uncertain long term impact.
A flood of praise and criticism swirls around Sargent Shriver as Senate Javits amendments demand the President choose Shriver’s priority in peace or poverty. House figures mock the idea while pressing the Kennedy circle to keep Shriver at the helm, with White House aide Bill Mayers seen as a potential replacement if needed.
Editorial review argues that auto fatalities and disabling injuries rival major wars in impact. It notes industry efforts and missteps, from early safety features to modern comforts, and highlights low seat belt usage and high fatality risk within 25 miles of home, urging improvements in vehicle design and driver behavior.
Foreign observers describe Ghana's leader Kwame Nkrumah as consolidating power by banning opposition, canceling elections, and running 1.5 billion in state firms on red finances. Western loans dry up as U S aid hangs on conditionality, while domestic shortages grow amid a shifting regional stance.
Readers submit poetry for publication with screening by independent judges. Submissions on 12 by 11 inch paper, one poem per sheet, must include author name and address and may be published as space allows. The piece extols adventure and the will of God amid transforming technologies and distant exploration.
A short verse recalls God shaping a mother's kindness. It describes a mother cradling a baby, caring for him, and filling his heart with love through a divine gift of tenderness. The poem centers on maternal affection as a sacred power mirrored in everyday care.
Poetic vignette describing dawn as a bright cheerful maiden named Blythe. The sight is rare, as few notice her arrival, yet she brings a heavenly dream of a lovely day to the speaker.
For Today's Living by Gene Stone reflects on money as a mirror of character. It compares spending and giving to Christian values, citing Zacchaeus as an example of wealth used selfishly, and prays for rightful use and charitable giving.
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