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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
2
A writer laments Route 19 congestion from Pittsburgh to Erie. Cars crawl past Zelienople, with backlogs from lakes visitors and Erie bound travelers creating long lines and taillights. The piece urges fast start of a Pittsburgh Erie highway to relieve ulcers this season and next.
Tunisia asks the United Nations Security Council to condemn France as an aggressor for attacks on Tunisian soil and to demand the withdrawal of all French forces and a settlement of the Algerian war. The United States leans cautious, balancing interests between supporting Tunisia and maintaining ties with France.
Washington notes that the Senate Disarmament Subcommittee under Senator Humphrey has advanced progress on disarmament, bridging executive and legislative efforts. The six member panel includes Foreign Relations, Armed Services, and Atomic Energy representatives, bringing expert opinion and pushing for verifiable inspections and ground truth data.
The London Times critiques President Eisenhower as ill and lacking steady leadership while Harold Macmillan tees up talks in Washington. The piece notes British visibility at NATO, de Gaulle, and nuclear power battles, framing US leadership anxieties amid recession and Soviet pressure.
Adlai Stevenson argues for reform in presidential primaries, urging a potential national primary or stronger delegate selection to empower voters. He reflects on past campaigns, noting the influence of money and politics, and argues for a system that gives rank and file voters a meaningful role in choosing delegates. He cites Wisconsin and other states as examples of how primaries have shaped nominations.
A fragmented reader column reflects on free speech and accountability in community letters. The writer criticizes libel concerns while urging constructive civic engagement and inclusive aims for improving public discourse and support for diverse residents.
Foggy Bottom, D C residents anticipate a national opera house near Christian Haurieh's brewery site. The plan includes federal funding and a future commission for contributions across the land to support the arts, with opera and ballets to follow. The writer recalls operatic experiences and laments changes to the old civic center Pete's Bar and Grill near gas works.
The column highlights runaway lovers Tessa and Dominick Elyes from Enghind and looming visa expiry. It notes Kathe Barr eyeing a lead in a Bead Way season musical, plus TV trend previews with Gleason and Caesar. A raft of industry moves follow from Wagner, Wood, Isadora Duncan bio plans, Sallie Blair mishap, Crawford dining, Palant marriage, and more theater and film gossip.
A fragmentary 17th century inscription urges daily three minute reflection in a library setting. It extols reading as a catalyst for internal growth and disciplined conduct, linking contemplation with stronger outward actions.
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