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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1966
Page
4
The Xerox executive argues true equality means equal right to become unequal with individual talents. He cautions protest must mature into constructive action and warns there is no instant solution, urging calm, fact based judgment and responsible civic engagement.
The New Castle News lists Richard FE Rentz as President and General Manager and Jessie Treadwell Anderson as Vice President and Treasurer. Other staff include Eleanor Treadwell Payson as Assistant Secretary, Leonard T. Kolasinski as Assistant Treasurer, and Ames W. Trevitt in advertising. Home delivery is 50 cents weekly, with mail rates set for Lawrence, Butler and Beaver counties at $2.00 monthly or $11.00 for six months.
A collection of contrasts shows how terms like gallant bulldog hearts and stubborn diehards mark factions. It contrasts modern versus modern used as praise or derision, and notes how phrases reflect class, behavior, and national language usage.
A 35 year old NYC maintenance man fell 15 floors during shaft repair. He grabbed cables to break his fall and landed atop the elevator car. He crawled to a phone and made four calls including to his wife and employer before police help arrived. He was taken to hospital in serious condition.
The item preserves a biblical quotation about God’s purity as a shield for the trusted. It then cites an estimated ten thousand Europeans living on boats and canal barges per National Geographic, and notes Louis Searle or Sarker’s 1898 1899 Pittsburgh track beginnings linked to Autocar Company.
In a mid 1960s Washington view the budget wars show LBJ as a big spender and Congress accelerating nonmilitary funding. The piece cites $112.8 billion FY 1967 projections, House bills exceeding Johnson requests, and savings by agencies as Johnson pushes for waste control.
The writer cites Newsweek’s June issue on Washingtons swinging scene with belly dancers at embassies and wealthy women donning vinyl dresses. Observations note outfits resembling oilcloth, jump suits at a party, and a sharp jab at LBJ ending with a quip about a swingers booth idea.
The passage recalls Peter James and John at the Mount of Transfiguration with Jesus. It contrasts mountain-top experiences with the valley of service below and prays for greater vision to minister to others.
A column reflects on NATO’s fragility amid de Gaulle’s stance and Western unease. It cites European transfers of NATO HQ, Tito’s critics, and Barnet and Raskin’s critique of the alliance, amid Western calls for a federalized Atlantic system and Streit’s federation proposal.
Budget Secretary Martin Brackbill outlines Pennsylvania’s budget as a daily, living instrument. He notes a shift toward funding social services and education, explains debt financing for school payments, and praises Governor Scranton for turning a deficit into a surplus while expanding humane services and education.
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