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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
3
The piece argues summer is ideal for fostering reading through home support and family routines. It notes PTA and club efforts, the role of parents taking children to libraries, and daily quiet periods for reading. It warns against procrastination and suggests deadlines and engaging reading lists to prevent dropouts.
In New York City 60 boys from slum areas are being trained at New York University to teach in slums. The program is funded by a grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity.
On this day in 1965 the calendar notes events from 1894 to 1964 including the Duke of Windsor born in 1894, William Penn treaty in 1683, Texas annexation in 1845, Taft Hartley Act passage in 1947, and General Taylor named ambassador to South Viet Nam in 1964. A thought from General Marshall emphasizes world peace as the ultimate revolution.
The Senate Highway Committee in Columbus unanimously recommended passage of a Rhodes administration substitute school bus bill. It keeps transportation under the state board of education and creates a new coordinator of school transportation to be named by local county groups. An Oakley Collins amendment clarifies provisions and Garrigan's amendment limits the coordinator's authority to route and schedule approvals by the state superintendent with board consent.
Moses A. Leavitt of New York who won millions in compensation from Germany for tea victims died Monday after a May 31 stroke. He was 71. Joe James Custer, former United Press war correspondent, died Sunday from an apparent heart attack. The report notes trials and appeals for Ralph Staine in the 1959 Pottsville burglary case and mentions related petitions. Funeral services held for Charles Langdon Adams, 78, who died of a heart ailment at a New Rochelle hospital. North Dakota durum wheat production cited.
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