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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
4
William F Buckley Jr criticizes the Dodd censure episode arguing the public narrative harms the presumption of innocence. He cites media figures and journals, notes Dodd’s anti Communist stance, and suggests race and personal fairness affect judgment in the public life financing controversy.
Washington faces a midyear cliff-hanging as Congress nears June 30 budget cutoffs. Key items include a one-year extension for the Food Stamp and Highway Beautification programs, pending actions on the National Teachers Corps and antipoverty measures, and renewed Senate scrutiny of the war on poverty and OEO operations.
In the DESARC Arkansas Journal the Tax Foundation estimates the average U S family will pay 3300 in taxes in 1967 across federal state and local levels. The piece questions how a family can fund multiple governments while meeting basic living needs.
New Castle News lists staff roles and contact details. The paper announces home delivery and mail subscription rates for Lawrence, Beaver, Butler and Mercer counties with annual and six month options.
R. Smith Simpson, a retired Foreign Service officer, discusses his book Anatomy of the State Department. He criticizes the department as self-running, notes a diplomatic fraternity protecting insiders, and argues for reforms and a college for future diplomats. He praises past leaders like Marshall and Taylor and cites Mundt’s freedom academy idea.
A Stanford engineering student builds a box with lights mirrors and a speaker that maps speech to light patterns. Deaf preschoolers learn to vocalize as they see their voices, with one child suddenly speaking clearly after imitating a clinician. The director urges continued research and prayer for those with disabilities.
Sydney J. Harris argues that divorce is treated like a crime in many states and urges adopting England’s model where the court examines the marriage itself rather than assigning guilt or innocence. He cites the Archbishop of Canterbury’s committee calling for one ground: breakdown of the marriage. The piece contends the adversary system fosters perjury and unfair outcomes and urges a humane, medisinal approach to dissolution.
A religious verse quoting Matthew 6 19 warns against storing earthly wealth as moths rust and thieves can destroy or steal possessions. It emphasizes spiritual over material treasure.
In New York Kosygin visits the UN while protesters cite Hungary 1956 regrets and legal debates. The piece questions the Soviet leader's credibility, contrasting his calls for international law with past Soviet actions in Hungary and the Suez era.
The governor’s push ahead on tax policy draws criticism as Democratic leaders offer to cooperate but are rebuffed. GOP lawmakers note Shafer lacks a working majority in both chambers and urge compromise rather than torpedo tactics.
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