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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
22
The FBI bulletin quotes J Edgar Hoover saying crime does not vacation and rises in June to August. It notes more motor vehicle deaths, hijackings, civil disorders, and police injuries, urging smarter manpower allocation and public trust through professional standards.
The Maj Audie L Murphy Memorial Tribute Committee appeals to New Castle residents and businesses for financial support to cover a modest deficit from the May memorial tribute honoring Maj Murphy and a Medal of Honor recipient. Donations may be sent to Lawrence Savings Trust Co 223 E Washington St New Castle Pa 16101. Lou Parillo is chairman.
A critique of sensitivity training as an anti intellectual movement that values group experiences over symbols and thought. The piece discusses how the movement centers on experience, risks misusing science, and fluctuates between integration of intellect and emotion and disruptive practices.
In Art in America the author argues computers will revolutionize art but current outputs are dull due to the artists' lack of art history knowledge and the weaknesses of input output hardware. He advocates an electronic medium with direct artist control, possibly a TV linked system, to rival watercolors. The piece notes ongoing Sino U.S. relations and a local Fortune Cookie anecdote.
A reflective note asserts that genuine love originates inside a person and expands through acts toward others, emphasizing inner warmth as the source of outward generosity and connection.
The piece analyzes George McGovern’s shifting stance on abortion from state to federal concern and his tax plans. It notes his retreat from radical proposals to gain broader voter support, citing polling suggests a tighter California margin and questions whether Republicans will allow a decisive transformation to win.
In a 21 panel work, biologists predict a bleak future with humans and few domestic animals. They call for high yield farming, alternative grains, and offshore marine farming to save the human race. They cite mass extinctions, urging stewardship of nature as thanks to God.
The piece argues that the exclusionary rule leaves nine innocent apartment occupants without remedy after police raid. District Attorney Thomas Mackell calls for a federal privacy claims statute to allow victims to seek damages in federal court, deterring indiscriminate searches and restoring public trust in law enforcement. It asserts policing must be professional and lawful to combat narcotics and organized crime.
The Rogan era shows active engagement across city government with emphasis on redevelopment and industry. He shifted personnel on the Redevelopment Authority, hired youth for summer work, and pledged a people oriented approach, while promising minority involvement and merit reforms.
Orlando A. Bond known as Brick Bond, a famed 19th century buffalo hunter, reportedly killed 6,183 bison in a few weeks during fall 1874 near Dodge City Kansas while alternating rifles cooled in water buckets.
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