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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
2
Home delivery costs 10 deity and 76 dollars weekly. Mall rates listed for Lawrence Butler and Beaver counties include monthly or 15 yearly options. Outside the counties monthly 19 annually. Contact details and terms are partially legible with unclear addresses and wording.
A Kiplinger address to Ohio State graduates envisions 25 years of dramatic growth. He foresees vast housing demand, new consumer goods, electric power from atoms, widespread television, automated appliances, solar heated homes, and longer life. Space travel, rapid intercity mail by rocket, oceanic television, and new materials could transform daily life by mid-century.
Governor Lindsay Almond vows to close any public Virginia school that desegregates next September, tying the move to the mass resistance code. In Arlington, 15 Negroed children seek admission to a white school, triggering retaliation by local opponents who pledge to mirror segregated enrollments and close all district schools, risking 24,400 pupils. Protestants oppose using church buildings for private schools if closures proceed, while Catholic schools may endure if state funds are restricted.
New Castle Pa June 24 1958 opinion piece analyzes Walter Reuther biography by Dayton. It portrays Reuther as a relentless combatant with power over labor and industry, noting his near detachment from privacy and the broad political reach of his influence.
The letter urges the Harris committee to expand its inquiry beyond executive officials to include legislators who may have influenced regulatory agencies. It cites Adams and others and argues for a thorough, impartial investigation avoiding double standards, urging volunteering witnesses from lawmakers.
The piece surveys first impressions of Moscow and Soviet life seen by a Texan visitor, noting the Mossivey dancers and Bolshoi in Paris, plus Philadelphia Orchestra acclaim. It discusses Khrushchev’s stance on war and peace, Soviet propaganda, and reactions to cultural exchange and a 1950s ideological debate within the arts. The narrative contrasts American and Soviet viewpoints, highlighting the tense, clarifying dialogue about truth and propaganda.
Washington lawmakers heard scientists warn that earlier ice estimates were low and that if 10 percent of the world’s ice melted, the capital would become a shallow lake and eastern beaches would retreat. Antarctic records show extreme cold with new lows, while researchers note vast offshore nodules of manganese and iron may yield a future mining value.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes lobs and intrigues from Broadway and beyond. Edie Piaf’s moods, Joan Crawford’s adopted daughter in off Broadway, and stars like Elsa Martinelli and Marguerite Piazza appear amid rumors, feuds, and party chatter.
A chaotic OCR fragment references Treasury payments, a Chicago taxpayer, and restitution notes. It mentions large sums like 30,000 and 2,797.08, with scattered phrases about justice, mercy, and public accountability, though the text is garbled and hard to parse.
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