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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
4
An opinion piece warns a Democrat dominated New Castle Area School District faces a six to eight year crisis from resignations and leadership gaps. It urges the school board to end political bickering, fill vacancies, and prioritize quality education over party politics for the sake of children.
The piece warns that tax reductions totaling over 11 billion dollars annualized combined with a 9 billion deficit could trigger inflation as the government prints money. It cites WSJ and Reader's Digest to warn that rising dollars chase goods, risking national ruin and greater federal control.
The piece argues dogs teach children about inconvenience and shared love, not virtue. It cites Dr. Boris Levinson of Yeshiva University on how adding a pet shifts family subculture and pushes a child to see themselves in relation to parents and the pet.
A psychiatrist questions the Governor about political posture and neutrality. The Governor recalls leaning backward to appear neutral, but notes the strain of leadership and the urge to align with the Fly Boy from Phoenix amid a Cleveland Governors Conference.
In a July 13 Cure piece the narrator recalls a chaotic Meet the Press scene where Dr. Couchmaster diagnoses anxiety and Fielding-like rumors. The Governor reveals stumbling over fallen figures including Nelson Rockefeller and other political figures, all contrasted with a bold Fly Boy from Phoenix.
Holmes Alexander reflects on sectional figures lingering in the GOP as the party center shifts. He notes leanings toward money power and Eastern rulership symbols, while the Governor contemplates a run for the Republican nomination. A doctor suggests time as cure, predicting the convention resolve by mid July with a possible on the first or second ballot.
After 38 years a teacher faces a former pupil in court and is ordered to write lines about speed. The anecdote leads to a reflection on self discipline and personal reform. It cites divine guidance urging self mastery as the lifelong task and calls for aid from the Holy Spirit to improve oneself.
Gene Stone presents a devotional piece urging readers to nurture the soul through love learning beauty service and suffering. Citing Dr Richard Cabot and scripture the essay frames growth as a lifelong pursuit and ends with a prayer for strength to grow in grace.
In Santiago's Club de la Union elites tout stability while Chile grapples with hunger and a strong Communist-leaning bloc. Two front runners emerge for September: Eduard o Frei Montalva of the Christian Democrats and Salvador Allende backing a socialist communist platform seeking copper mine nationalization. Both reject the Alliance for Progress as they campaign amid economic tension and a polarized political landscape.
A reader responds to a June 11 editorial arguing that Goldwater opposes civil rights labor the U N and Social Security. The letter cites Goldwater statements from 1962 1963 and Congressional Quarterly to argue his positions favor orderly law civil rights support for U S membership in the U N with limits and emphasizes his books Conscience of a Conservative and Why Not Victory. The writer closes with a biblical citation from Hebrews urging perseverance.
Pennsylvania lawmakers adjourned the 1964 session while Washington lawmakers remain in heavy session. Governor William Scranton campaigns for president, juggling duties in Harrisburg and on the trail, aiming to minimize criticism of abandoning state business for national politics.
John Chamberlain weighs U.S. diplomacy in a satirical view of Ruritania to argue for steadier support of anti communist allies. He cites Mann in Latin America, Vietnam policy with McNamara, Laos actions against Pathet Lao, and Bundy’s Laos remarks as factors shaping trust.
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