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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1968
Page
4
A five year International Biological Program with 55 nations aims to study man and environment. Despite funding gaps the project gains momentum. It seeks basic research to improve Earth’s environment and productivity, aiding developing nations’ food goals while aiding advanced nations in sustainable growth.
The piece surveys rising global concern over environmental damage caused by industrial progress. It notes risks to the biosphere, calls ecologists Cassandras, and highlights US policy moves including a proposed Council of Ecological Advisers and a July 1 reorganization within the Public Health Service to form a Consumer Protection and Environment Health Service.
Pierre Trudeau uses a jet plane to traverse Canada as Liberals seek a clear House majority. Polls show Liberals at 48 percent with Conservatives 29, NDP 15, others 10, yet riding-level and regional factors may shift outcomes. Trudeau’s Kennedy-like image and bilingual, cosmopolitan profile shape voter perception in a race that could yield a Liberal-led minority or coalition government.
The Santa Paula Chronicle laments campus violence against political figures and student agitators. It argues differences fuel democracy, stresses the right to express views regardless of popularity, and warns against intimidation and destruction of fair hearing on campuses.
A columnist outlines a hickish test using 12 questions about attitudes toward accidents, celebrities, gender norms, fashion, church, taxes, travel, music, education, drugs, and foreigners. It concludes if you say Yes to more than two you score high on the hickish scale, else you’re peculiar.
The piece portrays Ralph Abernathy and George Wallace as radical figures shaping national politics. It argues both exploit discontent, deny racism, and threaten democracy, suggesting only a healer can avert disaster if an election fails to produce one. It warns of potential political violence and constitutional upheaval.
In Tulsa the Republican Governors Conference signals Nixon seeks safe strategy as Rockefeller builds support with ads and TV. Reagan expands outreach while Nixon delays, and observers warn a late surge may reshape the July convention dynamics.
James Keller urges turning daily grievances into constructive work. He recalls the Christopher motto Better to light one candle than to curse the darkness and cites Christ's call to self denial to prompt thoughtful, purposeful action.
The executor must file an account of administration with the Register of Wills as a public record. Beneficiaries may view the accounting in the courthouse or obtain a photocopy for a small fee. The final accounting is presented in Orphans' Court, with written notice to interested parties. Small estates under $2,500 have special provisions.
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