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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1962
Page
2
A reflective piece examines why people join civic religious or athletic groups asking if motives are service and responsibility or social status and self interest. It contrasts lifters who toil for a cause with leaners who attend sporadically and criticize. It urges citizens to invest time and talent in community welfare for shared benefit.
The piece discusses Ruanda and Urundi as Belgian administer ed territories seeking independence. It notes populations around five million, coffee exports, and ethnic groups Watutsi Balin and Bawa. It warns of potential civil conflict and highlights King Myanbutsa of Urundi seeking Belgian removal while planning a pool in the governor-general's division.
The Legion may depart France, dispersing to Corsica Sahara French Guiana and Somalia after Algeria’s independence. Madagascar will receive a battalion, while Legion ranks are described as a great family with a strict enlistment path, tough exams, and pay from 70 to 190 francs monthly.
Local advertising notice from The Ness Company Corterditon lists rates and services for New Castle area. Includes names of officers Eleanor Freee Becretary James Wy Trev, balance of accounts, and pricing per seat or machine with county mentions and annual charges.
In Washington the Kennedy administration is under fire over relations with business as steel price actions trigger market swings. Officials defend Kennedy while acknowledging industry responsibility for the crisis, urging convincing measures to mollify critics and avoid a recession. The discourse underscores political risk for Kennedy as markets react and public emotion rises. The piece notes a biblical Isaiah fragment at the end.
A Washington Pennsylvania article casts the 1952 Republican field as four crisis arenas two months before the election year. It centers on Richard Nixon Nelson Rockefeller George Romney and William Scranton as potential governors and national leaders shaping party fate in Pennsylvania New York California Michigan and beyond.
Letters to The News from Mrs Andrew Cline and C P Datton argue for and against school prayer and church influence. Cline condemns anti prayer activism as communist, while Datton defends quiet prayer in classrooms and questions secular limits, citing Supreme Court choices and religious liberty.
Genf Stone reflects on sympathy as fellow feeling rooted in Christian teaching. He cites Peter and Romans to urge identifying with others’ sorrows, rejoicing with the rejoicing, and weeping with the weepers. He asserts sympathy grows from love and asks for divine understanding of others' conditions.
A potpourri of short, clipped items notes a currency move, a printer’s quip, a French fire chief jailed for arson, London fashion chatter about very short skirts, and assorted eclectic comments. Strong entities include William Rit, Central Press, and Milt.
An analysis contrasts the Fulbright Memorandum and Rostow Paper as interior documents shaping Kennedy administration policy. It notes similarities as exclusive policy circles, with Rostow’s top secret work proposing unilateral disarmament and selective weapon withdrawals. The piece defends Rostow’s intellect while criticizing parts as impractical, promising a forthcoming column.
Father Norman J. O Connor hosts a Boston University Catholic chaplain on WGBH Educational Channel sharing memories of jazz greats. The piece recalls moments with Odetta, Art Tatum, Erroll Garner, George Shearing, Dizzy Gillespie and Duke Ellington, praising spontaneity and live interaction.
The article notes nationwide job openings outpace applicants in skilled fields while unskilled labor remains plentiful. In Los Angeles area $300 openings for technically trained workers went unfilled and Chicago posted 143 stenography posts with 195,000 jobless. Labor officials warn of a surplus of unskilled applicants but a shortage of qualified tech and scientific workers. The piece urges prayerful resilience for the unemployed.
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