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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
4
The Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association urges parents to teach safe cycling. Guidelines include using turn signals, riding on the right, obeying traffic signs, avoiding stunts, not weaving through heavy traffic, not cutting in front of vehicles, not racing on streets, and not carrying riders on handlebars or the rear wheel.
The 57 year old physician Francois Duvalier is expected to take an oath as Haiti's ruler for life after a June referendum to approve a revised constitution. The piece notes his history from 1957 election to a May 1961 plebiscite and critiques decades of dictatorial rule, infrastructure decay, and the rise of the secret police known as the macoutes.
Patrick J. Owens profiles historian James Wesley Silver of Ole Miss as a long time iconoclast whose 1962 campus rioting period comments fueled regional hostility. Silver’s book Mississippi: The Closed Society due June 22 discusses white supremacy, Oxford riots, and a state fixed in closed orthodoxy amid social change.
A conversation compares theater to golf arguing both demand effort to relax the mind and body. The critic says art challenges the audience, offering no ready-made answers, and true understanding comes from personal experience and interpretation rather than external guidance.
A political observer argues Lyndon Johnson should avoid televised debates with Barry Goldwater. The piece warns that TV exposure can backfire, favoring Goldwater’s vigor while Johnson’s calm approach and record are presented as superior. It notes audience unpredictability and Johnson’s need to push legislation.
Two 16 year old boys received a unique punishment in upstate New York for toppling tombstones. They were ordered to spend a full day seated in a straight-back chair before the tombstones, silently reflecting on their act.
An editorial line presents II Chronicles 16 9 about the eyes of the Lord roaming the earth to aid those whose hearts are perfect toward Him. The card-style caption frames a devotional takeaway from scripture.
A reader letters column defends affordable family camping arguing food costs are home budgeted and gasoline and modest campsite fees drive trips. They list parks like Twin Lakes and Buckaloons and challenge Mr Bukowski to adjust his camping cost view. They also reference political letters about Lawrence County GOP leadership and party support.
A devotional note reflects on remaining in God’s care through faith. A believer writes the word Kept as a summary of Christian life and quotes Jude urging endurance in love and mercy. The piece urges avoiding temptation and sin, pursuing righteousness through prayer and Bible study.
Buckley predicts Goldwater will win the 1964 nomination in San Francisco but lose the general election in November. He sees Scranton as an unlikely force, argues his appeal is weak, and notes Scranton could become a leading liberal voice if nominated. He believes Johnson is favored to beat any Republican nominee in 1968.
Governor Scranton's presidential push on Capitol Hill brings a flood of mail calls and TV interest, with California supporters outsized and staffers pressed to manage inquiries. Key aides Murphy Reichley Conmy Keisling stay on duty as the campaign tempo rises alongside Scranton and wife Mary.
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