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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1956
Page
4
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Princeton University treasurer Ricardo A Mestres proposes a Study Now Pay Later scheme to fund tuition by selling college notes to a General Scation Acceptance Corporation. Alumni would repay monthly amounts, with discounts for entrants into lower paid socially useful professions, a concept likened to early installment plans.
Secretary of State Dulles reportedly urged Congress in a House Agriculture Committee session to lift the ban on selling surplus farm products to Soviet bloc nations. Officials say government stockpiles, about 1.5 billion dollars annually, could be doubled for foreign currencies. Rural voters weigh freeing surpluses against strengthening the enemy amid Russia's agricultural strains.
Medical researchers express cautious optimism about advances while acknowledging ileitis remains poorly understood. President Eisenhower’s illness highlights that preventive measures are still impossible and that new frontiers in medicine continually emerge as cures evolve and diseases shift in form.
After record highs in 1955 the auto industry faces lower production, layoffs and losses. Leaders like Albert Bradley of GM forecast a turn to higher output, with designs improving in 1957 and demand rising to 70 million vehicles by 1960 and over 80 million by 1966. Highway spending should ease bottlenecks and boost motoring appeal.
Tito faces constant risk as he moves through disputed territory. The uneasy zone lacks clear control with sporadic clashes and shifting lines. International observers urge restraint while local factions warn against provocative actions.
Washington columns mock Democratic leaders over President Eisenhower’s illness and recovery. The piece argues opposition hopes for a non run, notes AFL-CIO strategy, cites Stevenson Harriman and Johnson, and labels both parties as humbugs and hypocrites in light of health disclosures.
The Argentine provisional government under Pedro Aramburu faced a brutal crackdown on rebels and questions about Juan Peron’s return from exile in Panama. Observers expect further unrest as Peronism lingers. Aramburu seeks稳定 recovery.
Hon. Walter George, longtime United States senator born in Vienna Georgia in 1878, was elected to a 1926 vacancy and has served continuously as a Democrat through multiple re elections. He will not seek re election this year and has been offered President Eisenhowers post as his personal representative in NATO development.
The Argentine provisional government under Aramburu struggles with debt and austerity measures as living costs rise and wages lag behind union demands. Journalists report Peronist influence waning yet fears of communist alignment persist amid a fragile economy.
Washington column praises Edgar W. Hiestand a 1950s congressman for humane slaughter bill and humane actions. It questions conservative rhetoric, cites Faith and Freedom critique of right, and urges private charity and kindness toward animals as a sign of human decency.
A Meleeal column salutes the city sewer crew who cleared a midnight backup caused by roots and overloaded facilities. The four men worked in a damp manhole, displayed courtesy, and restored sewage flow to the neighborhood. The piece hints at future detailed coverage of system faults.
The late Fred Allen describes a Relaxation Society for overworked tycoons who crave rest but lack time. A stand in allows the tycoon to rest while the real person stays away, leading to humorous consequences including a Hollywood venture and a wife claiming insurance. A band leader also hires many men, prompting astonishment.
A quirk filled segment notes showers after rockets seeded clouds and chemists’ feats. It mentions three Haitian journalists arrested amid a political disturbance and questions charges. A Canadian mine hosts sparrow nesting 300 feet underground as a whimsical aside.
In Deadwood and Lead, South Dakota, Homestake Mine dominates a local gold scene as miners argue over gold price policy. Workers fear rising costs and shrinking dividends while miners hope a return to the gold standard could fix global economics.
A humorous meditation contrasts a meticulous notebook keeper who preplans every action with the speaker who admits envy but prefers spontaneity. The piece examines the orderly person's foresight in daily life against a desire for simple, mundane tasks like grocery shopping. It ends with a quip about Russia’s claimed 155-year-old man in the Caucasus and a joke about reminiscing.
An interior decorator says color mistakes in dining rooms can upset digestion. The remedy suggested is a complete redo using a bright white bicar bonate of soda inspired color scheme to restore harmony.
A wild steer escaped and dashed into a Toronto jewelry shop, drawing shocks from onlookers as it roamed the area. Police closed nearby streets while handlers attempted to corral the errant animal without incident.
The article notes that tornadoes occur most often in the United States from March through June, typically between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., highlighting early spring to early summer peak activity.
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