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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
2
A mournful Fourth of July message recalls past highway tragedies in Ohio and Pennsylvania. It warns of rising deaths from accidents as the National Safety Council predicts grim figures for the holiday weekend and urges drivers to obey speed limits stay sober rest when tired and drive carefully to honor ancestors.
The board and President Lauri G. Laurell reveal a major expansion plan for Jameson Memorial, funded by years of investments, endowments, and a Ford Foundation grant. They decline a public fundraising drive, praising prudent stewardship and the hospital’s mission inspired by David Jameson.
Grassroots column in the Times Journal of Fort Payne Alabama notes a twenty year comparison stating it now costs as much to fund the whole federal government as the annual interest on the national debt. The piece frames rising interest payments as a fiscal pressure.
An Armys 1932 canvas duck and webbing purchase is cited with 185 million dollars of unused material, enough to cover 16 447 acres, costing 800 000 dollars annually to store. The piece questions defense spending efficiency and tax dollar use.
New Castle Pennsylvania edition announces advertising rates and publication details. Readers learn about weekly issues, mail rates, and distribution in Lawrence, Butler, and Beaver counties.
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander recalls Dwight D. Eisenhower's presidency showing calm handling of labor disputes and foreign affairs. He contrasts Eisenhower with Hoover and Truman, praising Ike's high serious, interpretive responses at a June conference in West Germany and noting insights on labor, Korea, and summit diplomacy.
A plain guide urges consulting a reputable lawyer for will drafting especially with complex estates. It advises gathering a list of assets and liabilities, noting insurance benefits, and deciding executors before meeting a lawyer. It explains probate basics, the need for witnesses, and the limitations of holographic or oral wills.
Washington report outlines Steve Nelson alias Steve J. Mesarosh born January 2 1903 in Chaglich Yugoslavia. The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee promotes the Appendix to Part 1 The Case of Steve Nelson in support of the States Rights Bill accusing Nelson of long conspiratorial activity and subversion.
A burglar failed to break a store safe in Kentucky as tools left behind showed the attempt. The owner found the safe intact the next morning with only $20 from the till and 12 cartons of cigarettes stolen, proving the chest’s security. The text adds a moral reflection on truth and obedience.
A garbled clipping mentions a British motor ship sailing Kiel by mistake docking in Rotterdam, a sand counting machine, Jean Paul Sartre's influence on postwar Left Bank culture, wartime resistance, existentialist ideas, a note on spinning loom attributed to a Soviet claim, and a Biblical verse.
Washington reports indicate President Eisenhower may intervene if steel labor talks collapse to avert a crippling strike. Labor experts predict a likely strike and urge careful White House pressure to secure concessions while preserving economic momentum. Congressional activity accelerates as heat waves boost legislative drive.
Dorothy Kilgalen profiles comedian Bob Hope on a global showbiz tour. Hope reflects on touring life, TV’s rise, and the people who keep him laughing from GI’s to campus crowds, with humor about home, travel, and name dropping.
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