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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
22
Home delivery to daily. 420 weekly mail rates apply in Lawrence Butler and Beaver counties. Inside the counties the rate is $1.50 monthly or $15 yearly. Outside the counties the rate is $1.75 monthly or $18 yearly. Newsstands sell at the same rates.
A columnist argues for a new Pittsburgh Erie toll road noting the annual Route 19 congestion. The piece describes weekend jams from Zelienople to Wexford and praises state plans, while urging construction to ease summers’ nerves and ulcers.
Tunisia lodges a Security Council complaint demanding France be labeled aggressor and all French troops withdraw, seeking a settlement of the Algerian war. The United States pursues a cautious stance amid Franco Tunisian tensions and past good offices efforts.
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee under Hubert Humphrey has driven progress since 1955, assembling expert opinions and pushing world disarmament onto the legislative agenda. The panel blends Foreign Relations, Armed Services, and Atomic Energy members to move from lofty aims to feasible policy with technical data and White House pressure.
Adlai Stevenson argues the presidential primary system is costly and ineffective and urges either a national primary or none. He cites past contests with Kefauver Dewey and Taft, and warns voters should have a strong say at the convention through fair delegate selection. The piece also notes Christian IV's birth and legacies in Denmark.
The London Times warns of weak White House drive as Prime Minister MacMillan plans a Washington visit. It notes Americans abroad question Eisenhower’s leadership amid recession and Soviet pressure, while MacMillan seeks frank talks with Eisenhower and De Gaulle about defense and nuclear power costs.
The News prints letters to the editor as received. A reader from W L DeSelms Sr Major expresses gratitude for newspaper and employer support during Salvation Army Week. He notes aims to promote better spiritual experience and aid to distress, regardless of race creed color or station.
In Foggy Bottom Washington a plan emerges for a grand opera house near a defunct brewery, with nine acres and national support to reflect arts culture. The writer recalls opera memories and jokes about ballets, rassling and local civic hopes for a performing arts center. The piece mixes nostalgia with satire about culture arriving across the street.
The piece surveys Tessa Elwes and Dominick Elwes planning departure for Mexico as visa nears, Kathy Barr rumored for a Broadway lead, and TV variety shows expanding this fall led by Gleason Berle and Caesar. It notes Wagner and Wood threatening a lawsuit over baby claims, and other entertainment chatter from Caro lyn Jones to Van Cliburn with industry moves and new ventures.
Three Minutes A Day invites readers to reflect in the Library of Congress in Washington D C. The motto from Francis Bacon urges daily reading and inner growth to enrich speech writing and action. It emphasizes developing heart mind and soul before outward expression.
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