I M Pei Urges Cities to Build Heart and People
Architect I M Pei argues a great city needs heart from people and culture. He notes slums erode centers, recommends reweaving blighted areas with housing parks and amenities, and advocates highrise offices with lower buildings to mix residents and revive downtown life.
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Federal agencies open records bill passes House
The House approved by 307 to 0 a freedom of information bill requiring federal agencies to disclose most records to the public. It becomes law a year after President Johnson signs, with enforcement by the courts. Rep. John E. Moss led the drive, while opposition from bureaucrats warned of chaos and loopholes.
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End of poverty promise sparks cautious doubt
United States official Sargent Shriver said the war on poverty could cut poverty to 12 million in five years and end it in a decade. The projection, reported by United Press International, drew skepticism about achievable targets and funding from critics.
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Three Minutes A Day: Apathy To Action In A Large Organization
A focused group energized a big organization by reaching members who never attended meetings. They note the value of involving reluctant members to strengthen governance and prevent decline from incompetence or corruption. The piece urges co operation with God and endurance to fulfill shared aims.
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The newspaper accepts letters to the editor signed with the writer’s complete name and address. Submissions under 250 words are preferred and all letters may be condensed. Libelous or in poor taste material will be rejected. no letters will be returned and all submissions are verified before publication.
Minibus President Demands Correction Over Price Claims
An open letter to The News disputes a June 17 1966 New Castle News article titled The Right Price. The Minibus president argues facts about axle weights windows and brake linings, cites Chrysler warranty and safety features and requests a retraction or republication with full context.
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Maryland
Personal psychology and love roles across genders
A UCLA study is described as showing girls are more aggressive and prone to ostracize peers than boys. The piece argues boys form closer male bonds while girls seek feminine alliances, noting differences in how love is perceived and expressed by each gender from childhood onward.
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Bible thought and a few historical notes
A short biblical verse from First Corinthians is presented alongside miscellaneous historical statements. It notes General Sherman’s march to the sea took 24 days from Atlanta in 1864 and mentions the bayonet’s invention in Bayonne France in 1640 with its 1647 battlefield use at Ypres.
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Ypres
Union Township Taxpayers League Forms to Check Tax Hikes
A new Union Township Taxpayers League, formed two months ago, halted a proposed two-mill property tax increase and cut millage from 54 to 50. Supported by School Directors Eddie Carr and Robert L. Pearsall, the group aims to reduce friction on the school board and promote efficient, businesslike meetings.
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Robert L. Pearsall
Union Township
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Joseph Park
Claude Jenkins
Isabelle Bartley
Phillip Clark
Pearsall
Carr
Wendell McColgin
Pennsylvania Dems clash over state chairmanship and Shapp vow
The Pennsylvania Democratic meeting to pick a new State Chairman and Vice-Chairman highlights Milton J. Shapp’s long running conflict with John S. Rice. Critics say Shapp overstates influence while GOP observers note the incident shows political theater in a looming campaign.
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John S. Rice
Johnstown
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Philadelphia
Democratic State Committee
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