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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
4
The notice details home delivery at 42 cents weekly and mail rates in Lawrence Butler and Beaver counties: $1.50 monthly or $15 yearly. Outside the counties mentioned: $1.75 monthly or $18 annually, available at leading newsstands.
A lighthearted piece urges optimism for summer picnics despite cold nights. It playfully recalls favorite foods like potato salad cole slaw ham sandwiches lemonade and spice cake and envisions meals outdoors with family and friends.
The piece argues for full airing of charges against Sherman Adams, detailing how officials must avoid even appearances of corruption. It cautions that if Adams is cleared the public deserves to know, and if guilty, his role to the president ends.
The Cross of Lorraine linked to Charles de Gaulle echoes the Maid of Orléans symbol as he envisions saving France. Lorraine traces to Lotharingia, a medieval buffer between France and Germany, spanning much of present Belgium and the Netherlands. Formosa supplies most of the world’s camphor.
Washington columnist ridicules Senator Dick Neuberger for snob thesen and public virtue posturing while noting his conflict of interest proposal. The piece questions motives and calls for pragmatic representation, urging focus on effective governance over moral grandstanding.
The British press skewers rock star Jerry Lee Lewis as his marriage to a 13 year old fuels a scandal amid his canceled European tour. The article notes satire about his past wives, bigamy jokes, and mockery of De Gaulle and the Brussels World Fair while praising his U.S. earnings.
Western diplomats in Warsaw report no intermediate range bases in Poland or East Germany yet but expect bases soon. Poles fear German atomic arms could trigger quick retaliatory strikes across Europe, freezing any hope for easing Cold War tensions. They compare Germany’s move to Hitler and worry about a new era of conflict despite signals of possible Soviet concessions.
Australia offers to pay part of travel costs for workers and their families from the United States and Canada. The move aims to attract skilled migrants as part of a broader effort to bolster the labor force and address shortages.
Washington the debate on a 700 dollar vicuna overcoat for Sherman Adams centers on whether Bernard Goldfine sent a coat to the White House tailor Bob Stein notes a true vicuna coat typically sells for 1000 to 1500 dollars with a costly make up. He explains vicuna wool scarcity and protection laws while detailing why a 700 dollar coat would be suspicious.
A gossip column notes Frank Sinatra and Sugar Ray Robinson may form a closed circuit TV syndicate to promote sports events. The item also covers various entertainment figures, health rumors, separations, and industry moves with multiple named individuals and venues.
A message in a religious tone urges viewing atomic energy as a constructive power. It compares the atom to fire, calling for Christlike dedication to peaceful, global betterment and warning against fear. It cites wisdom and a prayer for inspiration to develop peacetime uses of atomic energy.
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