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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
4
A nostalgic piece contrasts the old fashioned Fourth with modern highway dangers. It warns that holiday traffic deaths could rise to 583 over the Fourth across the states and urges drivers to follow safety rules and signs to reclaim a genuinely glorious Fourth.
Washington watches Detroit wage talks as UAW and the Big Three negotiate salaries, shorter work weeks, and benefits. Walter Reuther cites job protection and training while Henry Ford II stresses holding costs. A potential strike seems unlikely as both sides claim leverage and aim to align purchasing power with production.
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Washington columnist argues modern liberals lack charity toward diverse economic systems. He defends India’s pragmatic mixed economy and Lyndon Johnson's view, urging anti communist tolerance toward rightist and mixed economy nations to strengthen US leadership in the Free World.
The article argues Moscow uses fake diplomatic documents and planted news to incite war and discredit the United States. It cites past forgeries linked to Lebanon and Quemoy Matsu and notes a current Rome newspaper story spread by Pravda, Tass, and Radio Moscow. The piece warns of rising Soviet forgeries aiming to split Western allies and escalate the cold war.
A science note explains stars travel through space at 1 to 410 miles per second, though solar observers cannot detect these speeds due to vast distances. The piece ends with a biblical verse, “the grass withereth, the flower fadeth.”
A reflective analysis arguing liberal Democrats within Kennedy’s party hinder his Berlin and foreign aid efforts. It credits Republicans for Berlin stance, notes party divides, and claims conservatives are more effective in countering international threats while liberal Democrats push for domestic reforms over national unity.
A meditation on turning disability into purpose. Paul, who faced a thorn in the flesh, shows that handicaps can spur contribution. The prayer asks for courage and power to overcome limitations and to carve out genuine compensation.
City dog pound once stood near Pearson Street and Division Street as boys taunted the dog catcher in nostalgia for simpler times.
A Harrisburg column reports House Bill 1259 dubbed the highway land commissar bill faced defeat after exposure by a three-article series. The bill was recommitted to a Senate subcommittee for further study with Senators McMenamin Wade and Camiel named as members.
Kim Novak and Richard Quine may wed as he studies religious instruction. If marriage occurs, Novak’s New York fans will see more of her while Quine plans to direct a Broadway show away from Hollywood.
A Memphis woman rushed her Chihuahua to a veterinarian after the dog fell ill with measles seen in the child at home. The vet noted the dog, like people, can be a carrier of illness and urged guarding minds with spiritual and moral health.
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