One World or None and the Doomsday Clock
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists uses its doomsday clock to contrast near midnight danger with optimistic notes. It notes past hands movements tied to events like the hydrogen bomb, SALT, and the 1963 Partial Test Ban Treaty, arguing greed and Middle East oil shape risk. It ends urging a return to One World or None.
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Drafting Women Aged 38 40 Proposed By WOMENews Author
Dorothy Ferebee argues against drafting women aged 18 to 20, proposing instead that women aged 38 to 40 be registered. She cites stamina from homemaker and breadwinner roles, suggests many in this age range are widows or have older husbands, seek work, and may reenter the workforce rather than bear children.
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Rights Before Life and Wrongful Life Suit Spark Debate
A $3 million wrongful life suit filed for a two year old California girl with Tay Sachs argues she might have never been conceived if parental carrier tests were correct. The case raises questions about rights before conception and potential abortion law implications, likely reaching the Supreme Court.
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Will New Castle appoint best or friends in key posts
Political writer John K. Manna argues that the city must choose merit in appointing a community development director and the school district must select a capable superintendent. He warns that political intrusion could doom New Castle’s future without aggressive pursuit of federal funds and competent leadership.
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Leadership evasions and reelecting Cranston and Javits in California
The column discusses Alan Cranston and Jacob Javits as insiders who dodge leadership battles. It recalls Cranston’s dual commitment to his Senate race, avoidance of presidential politics, and a stance that benefits his own name and allies. The piece notes Javits’ restraint and long tenure, with references to past Nixon tapes and industry ties.
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Book deal mixes views with free counterpoint copy
A New York City chain offers Henry Kissinger’s White House Years at 22.50 with a free paperback Sideshow by William Shawcross. The owner says the combo provides balance and sparks debate, reflecting concerns over rising book prices and shrinking public forums.
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Private Debate Needed Between Two Political Books
The writer advocates reading two opposing books together to balance ultraconservative and foreign policy viewpoints. He argues that everyone has thinking gaps and that private critique can counter dogma. Reading both Friedman and Kissinger with a critic offers a fuller, more balanced judgment.
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Commitment to Christ can be Made in Own Home
Dear L G explains that becoming a Christian is by faith in Jesus Christ as personal Lord and Savior. The setting matters little, as commitment can occur anywhere from a quiet home to large evangelistic meetings, with examples from Acts and early preachers in synagogues.
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Salvation in Christ Faith and Public Confession
Billy Graham urges individuals to recognize sin and the need for God's forgiveness through Jesus Christ. By faith in Him, salvation is offered, proven by His death and resurrection, and requires a personal commitment and public stand for Christ.
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Passersby Ignore Struggles at Temple Building Entrance
A man recalls trying to wheel his disabled wife into the Temple Building, blocked by a stubborn door. Two bystanders, a mailman and a prominent businessman, stood aside as a passerby woman offered aid. He urges more neighborly help and reflects on a loss of communal spirit.
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Lens aids color blind divers seeks wider vision
Dr Harry Zeltzer of Waltham Massachusetts spent thirteen years perfecting color filters to aid divers and color blind people. He developed the red X chrom lens fitted to the least dominant eye to help distinguish greyscale shades and improve underwater perception. The lens does not cure color blindness but enhances color discrimination for the wearer.
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Japanese Emperor Hirohito’s Imperial Line Cited
United Press International notes Hirohito as the 124th descendant of Jimmu the first emperor and records his accession on December 25 1926 making him official head of Japan.
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Reader's Contact for New Castle News
Reader complaints about news coverage are directed to Executive Editor Len Kolasinski, the designated Reader's Contact, via phone or mail for accuracy concerns.
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