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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
4
J Edgar Hoover cites threats to civil rights movement from Communists eyeing labor unions and public office. He warns against legal defiance and praises lawful channels, urging unity under constitutional law and religiously grounded national creed.
Editorial Research Reports analyzes the 1960s era Young Republicans Federation race in Omaha where Jack McDonald of Nashville leads a syndicate faction and James E. Betts of Cleveland challenges him. The piece notes shifts in party leadership, Viet Nam policy tensions, and youth mobilization within both major parties.
The 1960s rise of Ramsey Clark as Attorney General under Kennedy and Johnson is examined. Clark's reformist stance favors lower caste offenders and social rehabilitation but raises conflict of interest questions for a public prosecutor. The piece notes his record with civil rights actions and calls for a forthcoming rebuttal column.
The writer argues boxing bodies wronged Cassius Clay by stripping his title for avoiding the draft, calling it a double standard. He maintains a sport title should rely on fighting ability, not civic or political acts, and urges absolute, uniform justice for all regardless of personal views. He ends with a biblical verse.
A header page lists The News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania with staff roles including Richard E. Rentz as President and GM and Eleanor Treadwell Payson as Assistant Secretary. Advertising and circulation costs are shown with home delivery at 50 cents weekly and mail rates by Beaver Mercer counties, including monthly and yearly options.
Buckley argues that post crisis unity with the USSR is possible and notes the hot line's usefulness while warning that Soviet goals in the UN and in the Middle East are self interested. He cites Israel's blitz against Soviet arms failures and Russia's cease fire pivot as strategic moves, urging balanced peace work and awareness of persistent Arab hostility and Soviet pressure.
A Pennsylvania column reports rising complaints from upstate motorists about false Philadelphia traffic tickets. Legislation is urged for a House probe committee and Senate annual reporting to expose phony summonses and seek a fix beyond past reform attempts.
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