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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
2
The editorial commends Jameson Memorial Hospital for emergency room reforms. Beginning July 1 a full time physician will handle ER cases and two more doctors will be added in two months to improve response times. ER visits have doubled over five years with about 12 000 patients last year.
A London visitor report notes Westminster Abbey's crowds rival Grand Central Station. Visitor Marshals in black gowns will guide flows, with six million expected this year. If needed a one way traffic system may be introduced, and signs may warn to wait at Poet's Corner roundabout.
Editorial survey shows 3.3 million visitors to England in 1964, expected 7 million this year and 10 million by 1975. Americans mostly stay 12 days in packaged trips while 12,000 lawyers etc crowd London during the ABA conference. visitors seek diverse motives from Yeats burial to Queen's birthday, with quirky notes like oversized hamburgers in Chelsea.
Consumer Reports notes rising sterilization awareness with over 750,000 procedures in 1970 and expectations of higher demand. Men increasingly undergo vasectomy, hailed as quick and affordable, while female sterilization remains costlier and requires hospital days.
The piece argues Nixon benefited politically from the New York Times Pentagon leak while the Democratic administration and advisers guided the Vietnam war against Joint Chiefs of Staff principles. It asserts Nixon had no role in the earlier reasoning and notes concern from Secretary of State Rogers about damaged U.S. diplomacy.
The piece argues that Nixon’s reputation for security is intact despite revelations that Pentagon files can be breached. It recalls Nixon’s wartime China policy notes in Amerasia, notes Kennedy’s Cuban exile training, and asserts Nixon resisted exploiting leaks. It praises Nixon’s integrity and cites the Times leak as a partisan risk that was contained.
Mason Denison analyzes the Pennsylvania budget clash as Governor Shapp, despite a $1.5 billion tax plan, confronts a two-thirds vote barrier for non-preferred appropriations to charities, colleges, and universities. With Democrats short in both chambers, GOP support becomes essential to avert a repeat of past adjournments and funding gaps.
Sydney J. Harris argues that political terms like radical liberal right and conservative no longer map to ideas. He cites Milton Friedman’s views as examples and urges adopting clearer language to reflect actual policy disagreements and reduce obscurity.
On Face the Tube moderator Lawrence Spullock grills Mayor Carl Cialella and council members about secret documents on city garbage collection. Officials discuss disposal plans, withdrawal dates, and alleged deception amid concerns of raccoon impact and industry loss.
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