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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
4
The Lawrence County Art Show at the Federal Savings and Loan Building on North Mill Street runs through tomorrow at 5 PM. Sponsored by Associated Artists, it showcases landscapes seascapes portraits and modern works, highlighting homegrown talent and enriching the community culture.
The Kennedy backed measure would let the Justice Department grant immunity from prosecution to Fifth Amendment witnesses. If still refusing, they could be cited for contempt. ACLU and ACS A oppose as erosion of constitutional rights. Senator Kefauver considers broadening immunity to lower level executives.
The Fourth of July falls on Tuesday prompting criticism of holiday timing as many workers lose a three day weekend. Some employers grant Monday off at cost, while Congress previously gave government workers an extra holiday when a legal holiday lands on Saturday. Virginia's governor designates Monday July 3 as a holiday for state employees replacing Veterans Day which falls on a Saturday this year.
The Great Falls Montana Leader argues the Soviet Union talks big in policy but neglects consumer welfare. It notes 30 million more youths to feed and cites 4.3 billion cans produced annually in the USSR versus 24 billion by the United States, criticizing space efforts while urging focus on household needs.
In Moville Iowa a record quotes a government critic asserting that true governance by free people should not guarantee economic security. The speaker warns that any attempt to secure such security requires sacrificing freedom, framing a broader debate about government role and personal liberty.
Virginia faces a choosing contest in July with Albertis Harrison backed by the Byrd machine and A E S Stephens leading an anti Byrd slate. Mills Godwin and Armistead Boothe align with education reform and labor interests as the campaign pivots on preserving or changing Virginia's political tradition. The debate centers on governance style, federal aid resistance, and education policy across ten congressional districts.
Reader questions explain when issued stock trading and margin requirements. The piece notes 70 percent in margin accounts, 25 to 30 percent in cash accounts, and that settlement occurs when the stock is issued. It also covers short selling timelines and lender delivery demands, with practical notes on maintaining collateral and occasional borrow constraints.
A fruit stand in Atlanta GA posts a sign warning thieves to take the largest melon as the judge will punish any theft equally. The notice frames crime in moral terms citing Ephesians 4 7 and discusses human nature and divine grace as a moral admonition.
A concise call urges that those who perform God’s will discern the source of the teaching whether from God or from the speaker. The saying emphasizes action as proof of truth and cautions against self-serving claims.
The column lists evening sky events for June 29 1961 with times for sunset moonrise and sunrise and notes the last quarter moon. It highlights prominent stars visible that night including Regulus Pollux Antares Spica Arcturus Vega Deneb and Altair across western northwest southeast southwest northeast and east skies.
Navy unveils its new radio transmitter in Cutler Maine claimed at two million watts far surpassing any other U S transmitter. The boast suggests signals could reach distant planets while unrelated notes mention a vanished 20 ton bridge in Cleveland and a comic aside about bay windows.
A reader recalls the post office located in the Pearson Building later renamed the Johnson Building at East Washington and Neshan nock in 1895. George B. Gibson of Shenango Township served as postmaster.
Roark reflects on returning to Africa to observe tribes like the Molo Samburu Rendille Borran Turkana and Suk. He critiques Adlai Stevenson and liberalism for proposing aid and modernization that dismisses native lifestyles and economies. He argues Africans are underdeveloped yet culturally rich and self-sufficient.
Franchot Tone's new love interest is Holly Brooke while Marti Stevens wins a London test for All Night Long. Henry Ford is ailing. Jeff Chandler may get a memorial album. Dodie Stevens with Bobby Rydell, Eddie Fisher and Liz Taylor signal politics, and Mitzi Green's laryngitis saves Lambertville show with Betty McGuire stepping in. Enzo Stuart's plans a Desilu TV spectacular as Anita Ekberg strengthens her star status in Rome.
The General State Authority created in 1949 with a 175 million borrowing capacity now sights a 639 million limit, possibly rising by 235 million. Bonds finance park shelters to state buildings, with rent payments covering principal and interest to private investors.
The piece urges prayer without ceasing to shape religious living and meeting God in prayer. A boy jokes that angels would record him as dead for two weeks of missed prayers, prompting a plea for guidance to live in prayerful attitude.
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