Courts on trial as leniency fuels crime criticism
The editorial argues judges and appellate courts face scrutiny amid rising crime. It cites Justice Walter J. Fourt condemning overreliance on technicalities and the belief that some laws warrant civil disobedience, while noting cases from Mercer County and editorials warning that leniency may empower criminals.
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Len Kolasinski
Walter J. Fourt
District Court of Appeal
Los Angeles
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Administration of Justice
Justice Fourt
California
Mercer County
University of Kansas
Supreme Court
Charles E. Whittaker
U.S
Herman E. Talmadge
Senate
United States
Talmadge
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Lifeguard Judy Miron Rescues 14-Year-Old at Cascade Park Pool
Lifeguard Judy Miron, 18, of 1601 Pennsylvania Ave. saved a 14-year-old girl who was face down after being pushed into the deep end. Miron, trained in Red Cross life saving, delivered mouth to mouth and coordinated EMS transport, underscoring the need for protected swimming areas and safety rules.
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Cascade Park
Judy Miron
Pennsylvania Ave
Red Cross
Miss Miron
Vandals Taught a Garden Lesson in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa a boy and two girls caught vandalizing a municipal parking lot removing flowers were taken to the site by police and forced to replant them in dug holes as a practical horticulture lesson after a rain. A National Association of Manufacturers statement urges clear patent rules to protect inventions under government contracts to spur private R and D while ensuring fair patent protection.
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Dubuque
The
National Association of Manufacturers
New Castle News Masthead and Rates Notice
The New Castle News lists staff positions including Richard E. Bents and Jessie Treadwell Anderson, with Ro eae as part of the Private Exchange. It provides address at 29 North Mercer Street, state details, and advertising, with home delivery and mail rates for Lawrence Butler Beaver counties and outside areas.
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Richard E. Bents
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Eleanor Treadwell Payson
Leonard T. Kolasinski
W. Trevite
Bel Bee
The
News Company
Mercer Street
New Castle
Ireas
Ee Ee
Wrence
Butler
Beaver
Comment From Washington GOP mulls 1968 presidential winner
The piece argues LBJ’s presidency has notable achievements in civil rights, foreign policy, and Vietnam but notes eroding credibility. It details Republican hopes for a non politician candidate and sketches possible paths from Nixon, Javits, Rockefeller to Romney, Westmoreland, Buckley, Reagan and police chiefs as future contenders.
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Lyndon Johnson
George Romney
LBJ
Iowa
Bob Kennedy
Humphrey
GOP
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
JFK
Richard Nixon
Javits
Rockefeller
Scranton
Romney
New York Times
William Westmoreland
James Reston
Washington
Vietnam
C. L. Sulzberger
Paris
Westmoreland
Armed Services
Wendell Willkie
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
New York
Bill Buckley
Ronald Reagan
Law and Order
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Primitive peace chiefs and modern war aims clash in civilization
The essay argues that primitive tribes used peace chiefs and ritual to avert conflict while modern nations maintain vast war preparations. It critiques disarmament talks as moral posturing and questions the arrogance of civilization, urging a return to effective conflict avoidance to save lives.
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Africa
Department of War
Department of Peace
Johnson
Viet Nam
Geneva
The Flank Strategy of Ideological Change
An essay traces how the Left and then the Right shifted tactics away from frontal attacks toward indirect influence. It highlights John Maynard Keynes era ideas, university indoctrination, and J D Tuller of Cornell proposing a Center for the Study of the Free Society to foster balanced education and new chairs for traditional American doctrine. The piece argues entrenched establishments resist direct overthrow but can be challenged on the flank.
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Norman Thomases
John Maynard Keynes
New Left
Washington
Cornell University
New York State
J. D. Tuller
Tuller Foundation
Harvard University
Economics
Tuller
Cornell
Center For the Study of the Free Society
James Madison
West
Germany
Living Your Checkbook Stubs Speak Volumes
The text reflects on how spending reveals character and urges faithful stewardship of money. It asserts owners are really stewards accountable to God and cites honoring the Lord with possessions as a prayerful reminder.
Gratitude Expressed for Quick Aid at High School Event
A reader signs a letter to thank responders who rushed to help Edward Schrantz during the New Castle Senior High School commencement. The writer notes an ambulance, Dr Jones, and calm helpers at balcony doors, urging publication of appreciation.
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the News
Edward Schrantz
New Castle Senior High School
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UPI
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Edward E. Bittner
Stranahan
Justice of the Peace
Corry Evening Journal
David Lawrence
U.S. News & World Report
America
NEW Castle News
Enna
Dominican Republic
John Kennedy
Cuba
Panama
Brazil
Washington Pros Corps
Holmes Alexander
Bible Thought
Sydney J. Harris
John Chamberlain
Union Square
Unesco
Russia
North Atlantic
Gene Stone
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