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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
2
The FBI bulletin quotes J Edgar Hoover warning crime does not take a vacation and rises in summer. He cites higher serious offenses, more vehicle deaths, hijacking risks, and civil disorders, urging better manpower planning and public trust in law enforcement.
The text discusses sensitivity training as an anti intellectual movement focusing on group experience over symbolic thought. It notes the movement valorizes direct affective experience, risks tampering with scientific procedure, and may oscillate between integration of intellect and emotion and episodes of exasperation.
The article argues computers will transform art but current computer art is poor and uninspiring due to limited understanding of abstract art. It blames technologists’ naivete, cites equipment limits, and calls for a more expressive electronic medium, possibly a TV linked system with manual artist input. It also notes reader letters and a local item from Vincennes Indiana about relations with China.
The Maj Audie L Murphy Memorial Tribute Committee appeals to New Castle residents and businesses to donate to cover a small deficit from a national memorial tribute held May 28 29 honoring Maj Audie Murphy and a Medal of Honor recipient. Funds support the air show committee and related expenses with a balance sheet to be prepared, acknowledging local volunteers and sponsors who aided planning.
Jeffrey Hart analyzes George McGovern as he trims radical positions on abortion and tax schemes to appeal to a broader electorate. Hart notes McGovern softens abortion talk state versus federal lines and retracts extreme tax proposals, arguing the shift reflects strategic recalibration as his frontrunner status grows.
In a 21 panel forecast biologists warn of a world stripped of much wildlife and forests. They urge new high yield farming, diverse crops, and offshore marine farming to save the human race. They note mass die offs like passenger pigeons and redwoods to underscore stewardship.
A discussion on the Fourth Amendment protecting against unreasonable searches and seizures. It explores how illegal door entries could affect admissibility of narcotics evidence and whether the exclusionary rule provides a remedy for the accused.
District Attorney Thomas Mackell argues that current law limits victims of unlawful searches to seek redress only for those persecuted in a single apartment. He urges Congress to pass a Federal privacy claims statute allowing damages through federal tribunals, deterring indiscriminate raids and promoting lawfulness among police. He condemns corner cutting and fabricating evidence as eroding public trust and enabling organized crime.
An appraisal of Mayor Francis C. Rogan’s first five and a half months shows a shift from headlines to governance as he pursues an industry friendly, people oriented government. He targets redevelopment changes, police and fire merit reforms, improved garbage service, and broader involvement of charities, with mixed early results and significant personnel shifts.
Orlando A. "Brick" Bond, a leading 19th century buffalo hunter, killed 6,183 bison in a few weeks during fall 1874 near Dodge City Kansas. He used two rifles kept cooling in water buckets as they overheated, with aides dipping them between stints.
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