Taxpayers confront city school tax shift on county basis
City residents complain as New Castle area including Taylor township shifts school tax levy from city to county assessment. The 1961 rate rises from 33 mills on a city assessment of 56.9 million to 41.2 mills on a 49.2 million county assessment. Officials note wide variances between city and county assessments, due to a 1937 formula and ward differences. No recent assessment changes occurred except for new construction and improvements, prompting calls for a county reassessment by a professional firm to achieve equity.
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New Castle
Taylor Township
Lloyd Mullen
Meadville
Mullen
Henry Wellich
Kennedy Advisors and Kennedy's Address Critiqued
A reflective critique outlines President Kennedy's Yale speech reception, contrasting his rhetoric with policy actions. It cites advisors like Schlesinger and Stevenson, noting tensions between business talk and deficit concerns, while questioning Kennedy's grasp of national priorities and class biases.
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Kennedy
Mark Mannahi
Keynes
White House
Mr. Kennedy
Kennerht
Adlai Stevenson
Chester Bowles
Arthur Schlesinger
Yale
Stevenson
Princeton
Galswater
Stevenson Lotte
Settlesinger
Schlesinger
America
God
Contry
New Castle News Ad and Subscriptions Details
The notice lists publication and delivery options for New Castle News. It specifies advertising rates and staff roles. Subscriptions are offered with prices for daily and weekly delivery, including options in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Orard and Pupats
Catgarstinn
Ats
Maier Ric
Gantral Stanager
Fen
Eveancy Treadwell Payson Bat Richaree
James W. Trevi
Pri
Cress Mans
Lawrence
Buller
Beaver
Personal Death Penalty Opposed by Retired Warden Duffy
Sydney J. Harris reports on Clinton T. Duffy and his book 88 Men and 2 Women arguing against capital punishment. Duffy recalls opposing the death penalty before San Quentin and cites inequities, wrongful trials, and lack of deterrence as core flaws. He quotes Gov. Edmund G. Brown on the death penalty as a costly failure that cheapens human dignity.
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Sydney J. Harris
Clinton “T. Duffy
San Quentin
Bessons
Duffy
Wis
Ian
California
Edmund G. Brown
San Frantisco
General Brown
Theowlekert
Your Legal Problems poses questions on witnesses and lawyers
In Pennsylvania a legatee may be a witness to a will though disinterested witnesses are preferred. Witnesses signing aid in proving the will and are required in alien states. A legatee can be a witness if not disqualified. Lawyers may represent clients owing another lawyer for similar services. proper discharge requires payment to the first lawyer and the second lawyer may refuse the case.
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New Deck
Pennsylvania
Har Assl
Lawrence
Youre Telling Me By William Rot Central Press Writer
A garbled report from Alaska discusses Moust Ratmat and a 1912 eruption, noting Henry becoming active again. The Vallew of Tea Transamt Snwkes is described with vibrant tobacco and wildlife, with a California police dog linked to a robbery suspect in a convoluted, unclear account.
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William Rot
Central Press
Moust Ratmat
Alaska
Henry
MM Ywars
Tea Transamt
Five Crucial Elections Shape Republican Path to 1968 Nomination
The piece analyzes how governorship and congressional races in Pennsylvania Texas California and Michigan influence the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. It weighs Rockefeller Nixon Romney and Scranton as potential leaders and considers how Texas Democrats' voting could tilt outcomes in California and Texas. The analysis links statewide results to party strategy and Kennedy administration dynamics.
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Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
William W. Scranton
Congress
Doncross
Tandy Sahnse
Py Kennedy
Nixon
California
Alnine
George Borhey
Ninoy
Republican Party
Coatna
Reepublican Party
Wml
Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Scranton
Richardson Milworth
Texas
Johnson
Connally
Don Yarborough
Altrar
Richard Nixon
Connaily
Jack Cox
John Tower
Prominent Quotes on Discipline and Self Control
The text presents various quotations urging self discipline as a path to success and character. It attributes lines to Sam Paul and Dr H W Vines, highlighting discipline as essential to moral development and personal sacrifice.
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Sam
Paul
H.W. Vines
Soring
Unclear text about a monkey in West Africa
A fragment states a West African monkey named Diana Mokey or similar, noted for a white crescent on its forehead and a pointed white beard. The passage is garbled and does not provide verifiable context or full details.
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United Press International
Diana Mokey
West Africa
Ancher
Son Key
Bible Thought On Waiting Faith and Strength
A devotional note cites Isaiah 40 31 urging faith in the Lord. It promises renewed strength for those who wait on God as they rise on wings like eagles and walk without fainting.
Palaver and Prolix Talk Across Africa
Fragmentary OCR notes describe palaver as profuse talk or debate among Africans and Europeans. The entry cites origins and broad usage, noting long talk with or among the natives and a sense of conference or discussion without concrete events or dates.
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Africa
Pennsylvania Story on King Anderson Bill in Health Care Debate
In Harrisburg Norman Lourie argues that social security based health insurance is the only practical solution for the aged. He cites high hospital costs and low incomes, urging Congress to adopt the King Anderson plan while contrasting Kerr-Mills as insufficient. The piece frames the Pennsylvania stance and notes alternative proposals.
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Pennsylvania Medical Society
King Anderson
Congress
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Penneylvania
Norman Lourie
Norman ¥. Lourie
Kings Anderson
Kerre Mills
Kerr-Mills
King-Anderson
David L. Lawrence
Kerr Mills
Ouy
Pomgrrow
King~ Anderson
Voice Of Broadway Gag Column From Kilgallen Vacation
Guest Richard Kollmar lampoons Dorothy Kilgallen in a playful exchange about marriage, motherhood, and careers. The spoof piece blends humor on household mishaps, cooking, wardrobe, and a playful roast, set in a vintage radio and Broadway milieu.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Richard Kollmar
Left Bank
Three Minutes A Day A Courageous Yet Hazardous Moment
A motorist, paused at a European capital crossing to let a pedestrian pass, is urged to yield politeness. The pedestrian insists the driver must wait, leading to a confrontation that ends with the pedestrian pulling a pistol. The incident highlights how courtesy can clash with danger in public space.
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