Tougher jail term urged for drunken drivers in Pennsylvania
Editorial urges Pennsylvania lawmakers to back Representative Edward M. Early’s plan for a seven day minimum jail sentence for guilty drunken drivers. It argues current fines up to 500 are inadequate as safety experts link half of 50 000 fatal crashes to drink driving and notes lobbying may hinder passage.
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Pennsylvania
Edward M. Early
Ross Township
Tavern Association
Representative Early
Lawrence County
Thomas J. Fee
Donald W. Fox
Swimming Hole Highlights Need for More City Pools
A New Castle News youth pictorial shows intense demand for swimming facilities as Cascade Park pool is closed and Neshannock Creek near Paper Mill Bridge crowds with bathers on hot days. Long-range plans for El Rio Beach area should include swimming amenities despite concerns over vandalism and a past fire.
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New Castle News
Cascade Park Swimming Pool
Neshannock Creek
Paper Mill Bridge
Cascade Park Pool
el Rio Beach
Vigorito urges slower speeds to curb fuel loss
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito backs cutting Pennsylvania speed limits to save gasoline amid looming shortages. He argues 50 mph use less fuel than 70 mph and would empower state authorities to enforce lower limits on state and interstate highways.
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Joseph P. Vigorito
Shape
Pennsylvania
Vigorito
U.S
New Castle News editorial and public notices
A fragmentary New Castle News page discusses editorial notes and public notices. It references vendors for home delivery, subscription rates, and local advertising, then shifts to commentary on speed limits and gasoline costs, arguing adjustments would face resistance and cost, followed by a Meadville Tribune note on the Watergate scandal prompting calls for cleaner campaign funding.
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New Castle News Pariohes
Sandy Af
Nural Pitaningy
Furbside
Public opinion poll questions on government issues
Len Kolasinski reports a Byrd styled poll asking residents to answer ten prime questions on government matters. Items cover wage and price controls, pollution standards, Canal Zone sovereignty, troop levels in Europe, funding for Cambodia bombing, campaign finance ceilings, a national consumer protection agency, compulsory auto insurance, and limits on undeclared war without congressional approval.
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Harry Flo
Byrd
Congress
Thoughts at Large and the Real World of Taste
A wide ranging column critiques actors overacting to stay visible and praises a horse trainer’s judgment while urging a national campaign to root out corruption in cities promoted by the U S Chamber of Commerce. It notes restaurant atmospheres reflect owners, questions taste in art, and references Dr Thomas Szasz and linguistic quirks.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Szasz
Critique of Mrs Abrigg on Humanism in Education
A reader contests Mrs Abrigg's piece on Humanism and Behaviorism in education. The letter argues education blends many philosophies and condemns claims of a two school divide, noting conditioning exists in grading and discipline and urging balanced, realistic discussion by educators and parents.
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Aristotle
Kant
Berkeley
Locke
Schopenhauer
James
Ete
Abriges
Community letter on school program opposition and moral views
A reader objects to a school program led by Kolasinski NcCaprio and Herchler. They oppose behavior modification, advocate parental rights, and call for religious neutrality in education while inviting open discussion with Hoeehler and NeCaprio. The writer emphasizes Christian values and respect for other faiths.
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the News
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NcCaprio
Herchler
Solomon
Glasser
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Second Ward Orioles thank supporters for car wash success
The Second Ward Orioles of the Connie Mack Baseball League thank all who helped with their car wash. Special appreciation goes to Mr. Sam Bordanaro of Bordanaro's Exxon Station for generously allowing use of his facilities.
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Second Ward
Orioles
Sam Bordanaro
Bordanaro
Exxon
Crioles
Executive Action film sparks debate on historical fiction
A critique argues a big budget movie portraying JFK’s assassination as a plot by Texas oilmen generals and the Mafia distorts history. The piece notes past fictional works misrepresent figures like Rosenbergs and Churchill, labeling such productions as liberal myth making and questioning their purpose and impact.
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Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Oswald
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John F. Kennedy
Executive Action
Ralf Howinth
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Thel Rosenberg
Inquest
Donald Reed
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Dr. Strangelove
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