An Ancient Institution But New Every Day
The National Geographic Society notes daily newspaper sales in the United States exceed bottle and bread sales, tracing history from ancient Rome to Tang court gazettes. It cites 30,000 newspapers worldwide and 250 million copies, with milestones from printing to Gutenberg and Zenger. The piece praises newspapers as essential, linking The New Castle News to a long lineage while noting its 1860 origin.
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National Geographic Society
United States
Acta Divena
Acta Senatus
Acta Publica
Rome
Roman Republic
Europe
Nurnberg
Augsburg
Cologne
Notizia Scritle
Venice
Zenger
America
John Gutenberg
New Castle
New Castle Traffic Safety Record Praised
Since June 1960 New Castle has gone almost two years without a fatal street accident. The Mayor's Safety Council and vigilant police credit motorists for the record. The piece urges continued personal responsibility to maintain safety and extend the triumph.
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Nei Castle
New Castle
National Safety Council
TIE Mayor's Safety Council
New Castle News Exhibit Promoting Ads and Rates
The New Castle News lists department ads and rates with back-page features. It outlines weekly delivery and classified advertisement options offering six month terms and monthly pricing, plus payee details and managerial contacts.
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The
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Panisbad
Garay
Norio Mercer Etree
Rishard & Reeie Peetersesecey Ee
Andere
Brenceot, Treay
Pres Ben Bachelats
ALC
Treas Exazor
Brereuary Bart Re
Kidames
BCH
Crecik
Bell Triececee Kivait Raenangésreerecvares Olivet
Rome
Beaver Counter
Collatien
Cerisands
Are Deficits Good For Us? Debates in U S economy and life
Washington columnist outlines the dispute between President Kennedy and Senator Byrd over federal deficits and inflation. C Douglas Dillon argues deficits help growth while Byrd warns deficits threaten dollar value, living standards, and could bankrupt the United States.
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Lyle C. Wills
Washington
UPI
Debale
United States
Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
U.S
Treasury
C. Douglas Toon
Dilton
Kennedy
Yale
Dyed
Byrd
Tax Foundation
Tax Review
Labor Department
Di'rd Haa
Recovery of foreign bank money in estate cases
A deceased person's heirs may recover foreign bank funds through legal proceedings in the foreign country, with the estate's local attorney coordinating. Under Pennsylvania law a widow is entitled to a share, typically the first 10,000 dollars plus half of the remaining estate if no children, or one half if a will excludes her, subject to nine year filing limits to claim against a will or estate.
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Pennsylvania Bar Assn
Lawrence County Bar Assn
Psalm Verse Quoted Mis Right to Faith Reflected
A brief biblical verse excerpt from Psalm 14 1 condemns atheistic doubt and describes human folly and corrupt deeds, noting that no one does good. The wording emphasizes moral judgment and divine perspective on righteousness.
Curtis in Massachusetts Senate Fight Voices for a Republican Run
The writer compares Congressman Larry Curtis to a Confederate officer in a Wolfe tale and argues Curtis deserves the U S Senate nomination over George Lodge. It frames Kennedy as the leading Democratic figure and urges Curtis as a constitutional alternative to a Kennedy-Lodge clash, citing Curtis's Harvard credentials and public service.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas Wolfe
Wolfe
Larry Curtis
R. Mass
Navy
Harvard
Boston Cry Council
Massachusetts House and Senate
National House of Representatives
Tenny Curtis i
Massach
Ean
Ite
U. S
George Lodge
Curtis
Ted Kennedy
John Kennedy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bay State
Springfield
Eddie McCormack
McCormack
Kennedy
Foreign Aid Living on the Far East by Gene Stone
Saigon area aid report outlines US efforts in Laos and South Vietnam. Gardiner notes risks from Viet Cong, with Laos resuming aid and South Vietnam receiving about 175 million dollars this year. US aims to boost livestock, rice, land and water use, training, and communications while war continues.
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Far East
Gene Stone
Oy Phil Newsom
Saigon
Viet Nam
United Sales
Arthur Z. Gardiner
United States
Viet Nan
Vet Nam
Thailand
Laon
U.S
Laos
Vientiane
South
Ngo Dinh Prem
Letters to the editor and tax concerns in Lew Castle area
Readers express frustration over rising school and local taxes despite no change in income or property value. The letter mentions Mr Ayers and seeks guidance on how to meet increasing tax burdens amid cost of living, while a separate note acknowledges a Scouting donation. Also included is a short United Press International item on Chinese persecution of Christians during the Boxer Rebellion.
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the News
Ayers
William S. Ayers
West
Washington St
Exotic Game Parade in Portuguese East Africa Safari
The writer describes Mozambican hunting grounds along the Save River with hippos, a sleeping crocodile, and a lively bird chorus. He praises kudu and sable trophies, the imposing sable bull, and the vindictive cape buffalo, while noting strict game laws and local operators Mocambique Safarilandia. The area is presented as a rare preserve balancing selective shooting with wildlife viewing.
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Mozambique
India
Ave
Hemingway
Mocambique
Safarilandia
Safariandia
Kenya
Tanganyika
Safarfiandia
North Carolina
Gospel music rises with Clara Ward spotlight
Dorothy Kilgallen notes gospel’s surge in popularity in coming years. Clara Ward praises joyous, positive gospel, highlighting stages from Village Vanguard to Blue Angel and the growing audience response. Strong beats and participatory crowds elevate gospel’s appeal across venues.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Clara Ward
Three Minutes A Day Eyes and Ears For The Body
A physicist envisions three minutes a day electronic eyes and ears to bypass dead organs. Photoelectric cells and microphones could let afflicted people sense light, but full sight or distinguishing shapes would need further work. Deaf users face similar interpretive challenges, while reminding readers to value science and curiosity.
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Franz Ollendorfz
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Galileo
Padua
Benjamin Harris
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Boston News-Letter
John Campbell
John Peter Zenger
Lribel
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the Massachusetts Story
Hamiton
George Ledge
Curtle
Alexander
Jesus Christ
Jesus
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Miami
Newport
Isle of Wight
Geal
D. Way Corner
Pres
Uy United Press International
Cristians
Portugese E. Africa Wild Game Paradise
Robert C. Ruark
the Voice of Broadway
Kay Charles
Ike Deux Reese
Sam Cooke
Osear Brown Jr
Horace Aliver
Lea McCann
Bobby Thmmons
Jcy
Tnin
Snellen
Gind
Village Vanguard
Orsh Lane
Stax Gordon
Clara
Manhattan
Deep South
By James Keller
Pete Sons
John
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