Driving Defensively to Save Wildlife on Highways
In a statewide appeal, Thomas L. Kimball of the National Wildlife Federation urges careful driving to reduce collisions with animals. A motorist from Levittown recounts seeing thousands of animal carcasses across multiple states, including bobcats, coyotes, deer, and other wildlife, underscoring the highway toll.
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Thomas L. Kimball
National Wildlife Federation
Kimball
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Joseph R. Dinardo Jr
Levittown, Pa
Shenango School Board Approves Summer Library Hours
Shenango Area School District board approves extended library hours to use taxpayer dollars fully. The plan creates jobs for recent graduates who assisted during the school year. Residents decide whether to use the service. Hours set from 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Shenango Area
Shenango Township
Munday
Whale Hunting Chronicle on Modern Steam Catchers
A vivid account describes Arvid Nordengen and the W-17 catching crew pursuing whales. A sonar-guided chase ends with explosive harpoons, rapid reloading, and a swift kill as the whale thrashes before sinking near the ship.
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Arvid Nordengen
Digging Room Archeologists Seek Evidence of Human Behavior
Archaeologists shift from collecting stones bones and pottery to uncovering human behavior in digs. Earlier reconstructions balanced data and guesswork, demanding both a strong back and vivid imagination to interpret remnants.
New Castle News Promotes Variety for Vendors
The New Castle News publishes a broad list of local vendors and subscription details. An advertising note outlines rates, addresses, and delivery terms while referencing a shift in publishing style and reader engagement.
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New Castle
Bradery
Fria
Shape of the World After World War II Emerging
The text asks what the future beyond World War II will look like, noting in the 1930s and early 1940s experts misread trends. It cites the electronics revolution, oil derivatives, plastics, fertilizers, synthetic rubber, jet travel, and copying machines as era-shaping forces. It predicts a future of cleaner yet cheaper global operations driven by new discoveries in management and technology.
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Lke
Shape of things to come in economy and industry
The article surveys future economic trends with high energy prices offset by efficiency gains in travel, heating, and air conditioning. It notes aging populations, ongoing pollution controls turning waste into profit, and shifts in corporate hiring toward experienced executives. Micrographics may reach a $2 billion market by 1980, while solar technology and battery powered cars loom as future factors.
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Weyerhaeuser
International Paper
Continental Can
Dow Chemical
Beedyne Corporation
Lake Tahoe
Anheuser-Busch
GAF Corporation
Micrographics
California
Thoughts on balance and human folly across life and history
Thoughtful reflections on how balance between comedy and tragedy frames perception of events and people. It argues that many so-called crucial events reveal mass criminality, media violence shapes callousness, and romantic love wanes as divorce falls. It critiques modern sophistication, religion without intelligence, and the danger of everyday con men and realists.
Are Angels Real Revealed In Norfolk Chat
In a Norfolk discussion on angels the speaker argues angels are real as God’s messengers and ministers to believers. The Bible’s witness is cited, though winged depictions lack strong support. Angels are said to watch, protect, aid the poor, and escort the departed, with a possible personal guardian angel or a pool of help.
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Norfolk
Jesus
Debating USIA role in State Department control
The passage cites Dr. Frank Stanton and a panel urging the transfer of the information function from USIA to the State Department, except for Voice of America. It reflects on whether USIA should act as advocate, rebut false claims, or wage offensive broadcasting in step with political moods and events like the Bay of Pigs.
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Pan- 2
Frank Stanton
USSA
State Department
Voice of America
United States Advisory Commission On Information
Congress
Stanton
USIA
Commission
USIR
Soviet Union
United States
U.S. Information Agentcy
Iron Curtain
Geneva
Camp David
Glassboro
Two track foreign info policy faces Soviet mind war
The piece quotes Brzezinski on VOA lacking BBC morale and warns of USIA absorption by the State Department weakening a key public service in a nuclear world. Solzhenitsyn notes Western broadcasts provide essential information about oppression while respondents tire of victims. Ogurtsov’s long imprisonment is cited as an example.
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VOA
Moscow
Soviet Union
Zbigniew Brzezinski
BBC
James Burnham
Miler
Portugal
Communist Party
USIA
State Department
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
Europe
Russia
Solzhenitsyn
Evry
Ogurtsov
New Castle Softball Fields Struggle With Rain Delays
The town cites highway progress and field upkeep as signs of pride while lamenting repeated rain postponements. Fans allege Connie Mack home games at Alexander Field suffer from waterlogged infields and cancelled contests, despite new outfield fences and backstops at Miller and other fields.
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Fiditor
Radlio
New Castle
Ue Iron Dukes
Vin
Commie Mack
Ciy
Miller Field
Reese Flannery
Alexander Field
Miller
Connie Mack
Florida Everglades
How to Decide Wisely and Live Choices with Purpose
A reflective piece on decision making asks if readers are alert to decision cues and how they prioritize, plan backups, and think independently. It cites biblical guidance from Deuteronomy 30 19 and offers a Christopher News Notes resource for free guidance on decisions.
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Holy Spirit
Christopher News
Christophers
Cable
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