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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
4
The piece recalls Senator Tom Dodd’s testimonial dinners scrutiny and Senator Russell Long’s defense, noting the charged atmosphere in the Senate and the clash between duty and ambition. It contrasts Dodd’s asserted innocence with the minority’s doubts and reflects on the Senate’s moral scrutiny.
political writers watch the GOP Governors Conference for adherence to the Eleventh Commandment. Reagan and Smylie push noncriticism within the party as Nixon and Romney emerge as leading 1966 contenders amid Rockefeller’s lingering chatter and Romney’s cautious bid.
Company masthead lists Richard E. Rentz as President and General Manager and Jessie Treadwell Anderson Led as Vice President and Treasurer. Eleanor Treadwell Payson is Assistant Secretary with additional roles. Subscription prices shown for home delivery and mail, including weekly and annual rates. Contact numbers for staff and advertising are provided.
The Wilson family expresses gratitude to the New Castle community for care and assistance after the illness and death of Paul B. Wilson Jr. over six weeks. They praise nurses and doctors, thank friends and strangers who helped, and urge continued blood donations to replenish the Central Blood Bank of Pittsburgh.
Spec 4 Daniel B. Smith of Co C 2nd Bn Mech 22nd Infantry writes from Dai Ting Vietnam asking his hometown newspaper to help obtain a Pennsylvania state flag. He notes 28 flags collected so far with many more on the way and explains Harrisburg cannot meet every request.
A nurse’s aide cared for her mother for two weeks without knowing her identity. Separated from her mother for 35 years, she learns the patient is the woman she cared for. The mother dies days later, and the daughter reflects on miraculous, lasting spiritual ties through acts of service.
A man recalls placing an American flag on his porch for Memorial Day. Neighbors reacted with curiosity and laughter as passersby stared at the flag, with one friend joking it made the house look like a post office and another calling it extremist in jest.
A columnist lauds Lady Bird Johnson's highway beautification while critiquing the cost and scope of sign removal. Cramer estimates show over one million roadside signs would be eliminated, with states like Iowa and Illinois bearing heavy losses and Texas amid high totals. The piece blends humor with critique of federal spending and the sign war’s political stakes.
Poetic submissions are screened by independent judges. Selected poems limited to 30 lines must be signed with author name and address, and selections appear on Saturday as space allows. Seasonal pieces should be submitted six weeks prior.
Poem lines describe a secluded landscape with hills, a valley, a tranquil creek, a green gorge and an old mill. The speaker questions how long before change is seen as the high men and crowd arrive and wealth appears as money grows.
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