Chou En-Lai's Bucharest Visit Fails to Split Soviets
Foreign observers say Chou En-Lai failed to create a Soviet split during his Bucharest trip. Romania refused to let him denounce the USSR from Romanian soil and leaned toward the West on trade and nuclear test ban issues, while China opposed easing tensions that could shift forces to the Far East. Officials note rising Sino Soviet tensions with border incidents and Soviet military buildup in the Far East, including Amur River border claims and Sinkiang tensions.
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Phil Newsom
Red Chinese
Chou En-Lai
Bucharest
Soviet Union
Red China
Chou
Romania
United States
China
Europe
Russia
Far East
Asia
Chen Yi
Amur
Siberia
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Khabarovsk
Leonid Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Sinkiang
Youth seek own hangouts spark Dubuque style plan
Teens in New Castle and Dubuque voice lack of evening activities. A youth adult committee forms to study options, with proposals including youth centers, pools, clubrooms, and peer-run spaces like The Crow's Nest. The idea: involve youths in planning their own recreation and amenities.
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New Castle
Ym-Ywca
Dubuque
Iowa
Walter Preglar
Salvation Army
North Mercer St
Oil spill disaster in Omaha ends costly fire
An Omaha landlord forgot to remove a fuel intake pipe when converting his building for heat. An oil truck poured 82 gallons into the basement spilling fuel that ignited in the gas furnace, causing about 20 000 dollars in damage. The incident prompts caution about careful planning before big steps.
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Omaha
Neb
Oil Company
New Castle News Staff and Publication Details
The New Castle News, published each evening except Sunday, lists The News Company as owner and publisher at 2 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania. Richard F E rents and Jessie Treadwell Anderson serve as President and General Manager and Vice President, Treasurer. J Pred Rents is listed with advertising and credit management duties.
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News Company
S Corporation
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Richard FE. Rents
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Treas
J. Pred
Weels
Feomard T. Koiasimaki
R. Rw
War on crime or bus pass relief for detectives
A columnist mocks the federal crackdown on crime while detailing Washington DC police shortages. Detectives share two patrol cars per precinct, ride buses or bum rides, and use bus passes instead of radios or cars. Headquarters confirms 38 cars for 200 detectives.
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Washington
United States
LBJ
Headquarters
Peace in Ties Through AFS Exchange Reflections
An AFS student from Union High School writes about ten months in the United States and Norway, praising cultural exchange and its personal growth. The essay expresses gratitude to supporters, hopes for future reunions, and memories kept in the heart.
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American Field Service
AFS
Union High School
United States
Norway
America
Union Taxpayers League Communiqué Encourages Township Cooperation
A column by Dick Moody is praised for voicing the Union Taxpayers League aims to mediate between the Union Township supervisors auditors and school board. The league seeks coordination and constructive direction benefiting all township residents through community minded meetings at the High School at 7:30 p.m. and calls for intelligent citizens to lend time and solid advice.
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Dick Moody
Union Taxpayers League
Union Township
Taxpayers League
Strictly Personal on Party Introductions and Awkward Encounters
Sydney Harris laments the rush of introductions at parties and the failed attempts to break the ice. He recalls speed-up hostesses and the discomfort of being parked with strangers, noting how repeated meetings gradually help him remember people.
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Mr. Gribzib
Parker
Solo
Death Row
Robert Moris Lovett
Virgin Islands
Virgin
Today's Living By Gene Stone
The piece extols valuing time like wealth, urging thrift in time use and caution against wasted hours. It cites scripture, praising mindful living and gratitude for time given, and asks for guidance to redeem time wisely.
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Gene Stone
Suburbia and the Negro Ghetto in American City Life
John Chamberlain argues suburban growth driven by technology reduces central city life while the Negro ghetto problem stems from economic inequality. He credits the North’s white exodus to suburbs, notes how vacuum areas form around cities, and suggests improving Negro earnings and education to end ghetto status, highlighting Head Start as a rare anti poverty effort.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Stuart
Sylvan
Heary
Suburbia
Central City
Lincoln Center
New York City
Bronx
Mickey Mantle
Harlem
New York
Westchester County
Connecticut
Fairfie
White House backing in Pennsylvania for Shapp remains uncertain
The piece weighs the potential degree of LBJ support for Milton Shapp in the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race. It notes Johnson's listening style, David Lawrence's influence, and the split between Shapp and state leaders, with Johnson likely campaigning for congressional candidates and possibly limited backing for Shapp as the race develops.
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Pennsylvania
White House
Milton Shapp
Johnson
Oere
Shapp
Robert Casey
Keystone
LBJ Washington Domain
David Lawrence
Lawrence
Senator Casey
Philadelphia
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
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