Jaycees Horse Show Praised as Community Triumph
Officials and experts hail the Jaycees sponsored horse show as a spectacular success. Judges and stewards call it top drawer with no mishaps while supporters note significant local benefit to Lawrence County and the Crippled Children and Adults Society.
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Gladys D. Wikoff
Allentown, N.J
Jaycees
C. Thomas Galbraith Jr
Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc
Lawrence County
Chalk up another victory for private enterprise
The piece argues that private enterprise outperforms government-owned systems, using international air transport as a case. It notes foreign flag airlines are government funded and subsidized, with deficits covered by taxpayers and lower wages, while U S overseas carriers operate privately, profit taxed, and compete with subsidies. It cites Pan American World Airways as a leader in fare reductions to broaden travel.
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United States
U.S
Pan American World Airways
Newspapers Hold Ground As TV Arrives In Mass Market
Editor and Publisher notes total newspaper circulation rose from 49.15 percent in 1945 to 51.14 percent in 1960. It argues newspapers serve a need that no other medium can meet and predicts continued growth as the baby boom reaches adulthood.
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U.S
Selection and Rejection in Belief and Life
The piece argues that people bias interpretation by selecting facts that fit beliefs and rejecting others, using biblical quotes to justify extremes. It discusses paradoxes in life, balance of opposites, and limits of Golden Rule solutions, noting a million Americans are annually labeled missing.
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Jesus
Temple
Chesterton
The
Tracers Co. of America
Doomsayers clash over Goldwater nomination risks
A group of Republican officials warn of a crushing GOP defeat if Barry Goldwater secures the nomination. They predict losses in the Senate, governorships, and the House, while others argue Goldwater remains the party’s strongest chance against Lyndon Johnson. The piece notes internal tension and counterarguments about moderates and strategy.
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Goldwater
Alfred Landon
Roscoe Drummond
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Letters reflect political purge concerns and civic duty
A series of letters discuss George Bolinger firing Wilbert Spangler and warn against dictatorial county governance. James J. Dennis argues for civil rights and free speech while resisting political coercion. A veteran’s wife criticizes parade conduct and calls for respectful remembrance. Dorothy Rosenthal’s resignation sparks debate on school board hostility and potential state intervention.
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GOP
the News
New Castle News
George Bolinger
Wilbert E. Spangler
Surplus Foods
Spangler
Reublican
Ashannock Township
Bolinger
Edward Rea
Mr. Bolinger
Sam Byers
Neshannock Township
Richard N. McKee
United States of America
Russia
Resignation Hurts Schools in New Castle
A resignation from a key school administrator in New Castle disrupts district operations and prompts district officials to reassess leadership and potential replacements. Local board members vow to support students amid the transition.
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the News
the ‘People In
New Castle
Reader endorses Goldwater book Conscience of a Conservative
Janet Lutz of New Wilmington RD 1 urges voters to read Barry Goldwater’s Conscience of a Conservative to understand his beliefs and reasons beyond radio commentary. The letter advocates informed choice and open-minded discussion.
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the News
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Janet Lutz
New Wilmington RD
Flimsy Goldwater Tactics Help Republicans in Key States
The column argues liberal tactics fail to derail Goldwater in California and Cleveland. It surveys Senate races from Maryland to Texas, noting conservatives benefit from a Goldwater national ticket while several incumbents must rely on personal appeal and regional dynamics.
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Barry Goldwater
California
Cleveland
San Francisco
Senate
Maryland
Glenn J. Beall
Beall
Alabama
Wallace
Goldwater
Indiana
Vance Hartke
George Murphy
Rockefeller
New Mexico
Ed Mechem
Chavez
Wyoming
Gale McGee
Bill Proxmire
Wisconsin
Ohio
Stephen Young
Taft
Young Bob Taft
Bricker
Bob Taft
Nebraska
Roman Hruska
Kenneth Keating
New York State
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Washington
Keating
Scott
Ken Keating
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Delaware
John J. Williams
Bobby Baker
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
LBJ
George Bush
Scranton Emerges as Focal Point in GOP Moderates
The Pennsylvania governor’s bid for the GOP nod is portrayed as a strategic rallying point for moderates within the party. The piece notes Scranton’s calmer leadership amid Cleveland’s discord and suggests his bid aims to unify dissident Republicans and energize Pennsylvania’s role on the national stage.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Goldwater
San Francisco
Bovine Palace
Arizona
Mark Hopkins Hotel
Eisenhower
Cleveland
San Francisco Bay
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