Crisis of confidence in government solves by planners
Secretary Romney warned of a crisis of confidence in the problem solving capability of society. He cited a 1956 to 1970 decline in faith in government and noted public frustration with local and metropolitan governance. He urged coordinated, intergovernmental planning with planners guiding leaders and the public.
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George. Romney
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
American Society of Planning
Romney
University of Michigan
Center For Political Studies
Rogan
Francis J. Rogan
Rommey
Nixon
New Castle
Lawrence County
Italy’s Elections Renew Political Instability
Italy’s voters spoke as the parliamentary system faces prolonged agony with the Communist and Christian Democrat losses in the Senate cited amid uncertainty about the next government.
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National Review
Communists
Christian Democrats
Senate
New Castle News editorial page and politics note
The item catalogs editorial staff and advertising contacts for New Castle News. It discusses political climate in Italy with the Socialists and Social Democrats, noting weak governments and potential non parliamentary forces, amid strikes and economic trouble, and calls for radical constitutional reform. The author cited is E Kuehnelt Leddihn.
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Catholic Church
E. Kuehnelt Leddiba
High Sheriff Jewie Wewie visits The News office
Former Lawrence County sheriff Jewie Wewie Coen walked into The News office with a goal to trade stories and gain political insight. The exchange underscored his reputation for sharp, incisive commentary and a readiness to test local rivals.
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Frank L. Wewie Coen
Lawrence County
Jie
Bint
Jewie
John Manna
Fisherman grandson’s pike win draws county chatter
The narrator recounts Frank Coen Jr.’s 18-pound Great Northern pike catch at Lake Duparquet Quebec, with family, politicians, and locals weighing in. Sheriff, attorney Sherman Levine, and others discuss fishing, politics and future excitement while PennDOT’s turnpike impact on a New Galilee farm provokes dispute and possible legal action.
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Frank Coen Jr
Lake Duparquet
Quebec
Frank
Sanddad
Bob
Canada
Edward A. DeCarho
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Veank L. Coen
Atty
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Democrat
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Milton Shapp
Sherman K
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Dem Cloffi
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Walter
New Galilee RE 1
Pennsylvania Department of ‘Transportation
Penndot
McGreadys
Russell Kawa
Tom
McCreadys
Lon Bodnar
Morality and abortion debated by editor in News
The editor argues abortion undermines human dignity and the right to live, asserting liberal abortion erodes equal value of life. He contends society should solve problems without killing the defenseless and warns against viewing humans as expendable.
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the News
Stewart
Mr. Winsor
New Castle
Abortion Debate Prompts Calls for Legislative Opinion
A columnist cites Ashley Montagu arguing life begins at conception and urges readers to petition legislators. He praises choosing protection over abortion and entrusting birth challenges to human creativity and divine mercy.
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Ashley Montagu
William J. Sehanez
Lawerence County
Holy Name Society
Tribute to Abner DeChant for 42 years of Scouting
A former district official praises Abner DeChant for four decades of service to the Boy Scout movement. Eadward M. Federawiter, former District Scout Executive of the Southern District, Lancaster Lebanon Council, extends thanks and best wishes for continued Good Scouting.
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the News
Abner DeChant
Knoyn
Eadward
Good Grammar Debate Sparks Reader Letter in Local Paper
Craig Collins of 109 Clout Moore Blvd criticizes Winsor Stewart for a column on good grammar and orthography. The letter urges focus on local issues and high school language use while defending plain speech over prescriptive correctness.
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Winsor Stewart
Stewart
Craig Collins
Clout-Moore Blvd
NAACP Denies Position on Couch-Phillips Tragedy
The NAACP says no position was taken by the New Castle Branch regarding the Couch Phillips tragedy due to insufficient knowledge. A recent executive committee meeting revealed more facts and the Lepal Redress Committee continues to investigate all cases reported to the committee.
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the News
New Castle
NAACP
Couch-Phillips
Lepal
Margaret Campbell
Jean Speight
Nowhere Ulopta and the myth of universal rights
The piece argues that men cannot be made into what they are not and challenges Jefferson's claim of natural rights. It contends governments do not inherently grant natural rights and that political parties exist as vehicles to gain power, not to establish enduring equality.
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Thomas Jefferson
Miami Beach
Almost To The Presidency and Human Nature in Politics
A review of Albert Exsele’s dual biography of Hubert Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy. The author argues the book shows politicians behave as fallible humans, with rivalries, betrayals, and vanity shaping U.S. presidential contests from Kennedy to Johnson and beyond.
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The
Piper Company
Albert Exsele
Ridder Publications
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Ele
Plutarch
John Kennedy
Humphrey
Kennedy
West Virginia
Dob Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt Jr
Police Chief Warns Crime Roots Must Be Addressed
Miami police chief writes that gun control alone cannot curb crime and urges tackling root causes such as unemployment, domestic issues, and sociological factors. He argues law enforcement should be part of broader social reform rather than a lone crime fighter.
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Miami
Fla
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Sydney J. Harris
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