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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
4
Ruark praises insurance data showing young women under 25 drive as safely as or safer than young men. He cites lower premiums for daughters under 25 and discusses hospital experiences in Houston, noting improvements in care, nurse training, and the evolving hospital system.
Congress weighs whether professional baseball is a business or sport as hearings probe anti trust issues spurred by Giants and Dodgers moves. Analysts ponder implications for contracts reserve clause player mobility and star salaries in a sweeping scenario that could reshape the game.
A Boston essay observes graduation amid pursuit of meaning, religion, and science. It notes Billy Graham's revival impact, the Catholic Church's strength against communism, and rising life expectancy while warning that modern culture risks mind death through overorganization and public opinion pressure. The piece cites Yale President Griswold on the dangers of conferences and the organization man.
A chaotic collage of tongue in cheek notes cites an escaped Dartmoor prisoner dubbed Foxy Fowler frustrating police work. The piece riffs on names, Prohibition in Tibet, a new U S Army Pacific chief Cannon, and baseball franchise shifts with humorous asides about humor and food.
OthmanMcLEAN notes a summer binge on TV revealing beer ads entertaining yet flawed sports and dramatic formats. He praises wrestling as true art with plots and climaxes, cites a Washington show with a three man melee and chair shots, and argues TV’s current offerings prove artful entertainment.
Elvis Presley wins MGM battle over Jailhouse Rock styling and keeps Elvis look in convict suit. Ty Power dates Juliette Greco in Paris while Mai Zetterling romance fades. Pat Ward divorces in Mexico. Gabe Dell allegedly assaulted at Hotel Pierre after wedding. Peggy Lee's Agnes Flannigan signs with Batjac for possible film career. FBI watches McClellan Committee labor hearings in New York. Las Vegas gamblers face probes tied to Costello receipts at Tropicana. Orin Lehman seen with Diane Alexandria amid Marjorie Morningstar talk. Sugar Ray Robinson eyed for film with director. Boris Morros story fuels Hollywood intrigue. Anthony Roma tattoos Picasso-style design. David Schine seen in Havana with Nellie Rombins. Strawhat circuit bookings rise. Manno linked to Lynn Merrick. Moulin Rouge eyes Betty Hutton for September.
Christine Stevens argues in a New Castle News letter that Congress must pass humane slaughter legislation. She cites industry resistance, cites captive bolt and stunning methods as humane, and urges practical standards to stop cruelty in slaughterhouses.
Britain’s Air Marshal Lord Tedder rejects the notion of a push-button war. He argues against a quick, automated conflict and emphasizes prudent, honest conduct in defense preparations.
Marquis Childs notes ongoing fear and tension over unidentified aircraft and subs, amid disarmament talks and Stassen’s return to London. He reports skeptical views on Senate ratification and a tentative open skies willingness, with Zhukov-led Soviet commission shaping possible war-consequence estimates.
A reader recalls a wallet lost and found. The owner’s terse reply spurs a grateful sender to urge regular thanks. The piece stresses small acts of appreciation as warmth in homes and workplaces and hints at religious devotion.
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