Mrs S J Rashid Named First Lady of New Castle 1963
Samuel J Rashid of 930 Hazel Street is named First Lady of New Castle for 1963. The busy mother of three, involved in many community groups, learned the news last night at her home.
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Samuel J. Rashid
Hazel St
New Castle
Beta Sigma Phi
Cathedral
Rashid
Lebanon
Chatauqua Literary Circle
New York
New Castle News
Albert Clark
Merle L. Clark
Enon Valley RD 2
Francis Alexander
Pennsylvania Crop Improvement Association
FFA
Mohawk High School
Jack Simon Appointed City Editor
Jack Simon named city editor of The News effective Thursday announced by Richard E. Rentz president and publisher. He succeeds Dewey W. Dingeldein who joins Memphis Press-Scimitar copy desk. Simon, assistant city editor last 10 months, joined The News in 1955 as Ellwood City Bureau manager.
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Jack Simon
Richard E. Rentz
Simon
Dewey W. Dingeldein
Memphis, Tenn
Press-Scimitar
the News
Ellwood
Norma Palmgren
Ellwood City
New Castle
Soviet Zond-1 fires toward Venus on unknown mission
Moscow reports Zond-1 automatic space station launched by heavy booster and placed in orbit at high speed. Tass says aim to develop distant interplanetary flight techniques with no detail on mission or return signal. Washington experts suggest third failed Venus attempt, noting no destination announced.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Outer Space
Zond - 1
Tass
Venus
The
Space Laboratory
Washington
Zond-1
Operatic Star Creates New Images With Hats
Entertainment note reports an operatic star crafting new visuals and headwear ideas to accompany performances. Page 10 highlights this stylistic innovation.
Mississippi Moves to Expand Highway Patrol Amid Strife
Mississippi lawmakers approve raising the state highway patrol from 275 to 475 officers and send a bill to curb picketing that blocks access to state buildings. The measure also lets Governor Johnson deploy patrols to local communities to keep the peace and broadens patrol duties to prevent violence and incitement.
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United Press International
Mississippi
Mississippi House of Representatives
Paul B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
U.S. Ready to Aid New Brazilian Government After Coup
United States signals readiness to aid Brazil's new military-led government with economic and social development. Secretary of State Rusk says Brazil's leaders ousted Goulart to defend constitutional rule and denies U.S. role in the overthrow. Johnson extends warm wishes to Ranieri Mazzilli.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
U.S
Rusk
Brazil
Congress
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Johnson
Latin America
Uss
United States
Brail
Ranieri Mazzilli
Filing Tax In 65 May Upset You The Reckoning Comes Later
IRS says taxpayers with withholding gaps can estimate whether withholding covers 1964 tax. Gather four items: 1964 estimate form, new rate schedule, old paycheck stub, and a March 5 or later stub reflecting lower withholding. Example uses $11,500 income with $1,503 tax, showing how to calculate needed adjustments.
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Uncle Sam
IRS
Internal Revenue Offices
Quake Damage Studied Aims for Better Alaska Facilities
The presidential disaster commission reviews reconstruction plans for Alaska after the Good Friday quake. Chairman Anderson says relief should be liberalized, favors loans over direct federal grants, and seeks to build better facilities rather than merely restore prior buildings and infrastructure.
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Washington
UPS
Special Presidential Commission
Alaska
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Johnson
White House
Anderson
Coal Output Crippled by Strikes Across Six States
Wildcat walkouts spread from Pennsylvania and West Virginia into Ohio Indiana and Kentucky and Illinois crippling coal production. Some 8000 to 10000 miners idle with unofficial estimates up to 20000 amid a new pact dispute over vacation and seniority clauses and wage increases. UMW President Boyle defends the contract as negotiations continue.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Ilinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Pennsylvania - West Virginia
Bellaire
W. A
Tony) Boyle
John L. Lewis
Pickets Stand Guard as Moonport Labor Dispute Grows
At Cape Kennedy NLRB appeal underway as picketing guards guard entrances to the moonport. About half of 4,000 construction workers stay away amid a union iron worker clash and expired contract. Miners offered to travel to Ohio for contract talks as UMW seeks return to work.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
MacArthur Fights Uremic Poisoning At Walter Reed
Doctors pressed to save Gen. Douglas MacArthur as he battles uremic poisoning at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The 84 year old, who arrived March 2, has undergone three major abdominal operations and remains conscious but sedated while his condition is monitored.
Musmanno Urged to Quit Democratic Senate Campaign
Harrisburg UPI Internal Affairs Secretary Genevieve Blatt urged state Supreme Court Justice Michael A Musmanno to withdraw from the Democratic U S Senate nomination race saying he has evidently decided not to campaign.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Genevieve Blatt
State Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
U.S. Senate
Western Pennsylvania Weather Turns Colder With Snow Flurries
Cloudy and cooler today with showers turning to snow flurries this afternoon. Temperatures fall to the mid 30s by late day. Tonight remains cloudy and cold with mixed showers and snow flurries ending later. Lows 27 to 32 north and 30 to 36 south. Saturday remains cloudy and cold with a few showers or snow flurries. 24 hour statistics show a high of 47 and low of 43 with 1.24 inches precipitation and Shenango River at 9.8 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Death notices listed for several residents on April 3, 1964
The April 3 1964 death record lists Lillian B Breckenridge 91 of Almira Wilbur G Dearfoss 49 of Akron Verna B McCaslin 67 of New Wilmington Rd Esa Gabriel 175 of 3712 Hollow Rd Arthur G Lang 72 of 2743 Mercer Rd Gomer S Owens 67 of Ellwood City William Phillippi 77 of AD 6 All are noted with ages and places of residence.
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Wilbur G. Dearfoss
Akron
Ohio
Verna B. McCaslin
New Wilmington
Alexander
Esa) Gabriel
Hollow
Arthur G. Lang
Mercer Rd
Gomer S. Owens
Ellwood City
William Phillippi
AD 6
New Castle Tops Pollen Count In State
A state Health Department report shows New Castle and Washington recording the two highest ragweed pollen indexes last summer at 85 each, far above the state average of 41. Sharon registered 81 and Kane 0, with the sampler in New Castle being Sister M. Agnese.
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State Health Department
New Castle
Washington
Sharon
Kane
McKean County
M. Agnese
New Castle Hospital
Charles Wilbur
Health Department
Pocono Mountains
Makarios Likely Moves to Nullify Cyprus Treaties
Diplomatic sources say President Makarios may abrogate Cyprus 1960 treaties with Britain Greece and Turkey to remove Turkish troops. A unilateral move would spark Turkish reaction and complicate UN mediator Tuomioja's peace efforts amid ongoing Greek Turkish fighting.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Makarios
Britain
Greece
Turkey
United Nations
Sakari S. Tuomioja
Guomioja
Catholic Hierarchy Approves English in Masses
The U S Catholic hierarchy voted to allow English use in parts of the Mass and sacraments replacing Latin. Bishops must report the decision to Rome for Vatican clearance with similar moves granted to six other nations. The timing ranged from Pentecost May 17 to the next liturgical year Advent.
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Catholic Hierarchy
Oks
Washington
UPI
U.S
United States
Catholic University
Rome
Vatican
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S. J. Rashid
PTA
American Red Cross
YWCA
American Cancer Society
Girl Scouts
New Castle Woman's Club
Perry Township
U.S. 19
Loblaw
Big D
George Strickland
Cleveland Indians
Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
Business World
Wialy
Theatres
Donald May
Rio DE Janeiro
Francisco Juliao
Juliao
Brasilia
Pernambuco
Miguel Arraes
Pelopidas Silveira
Recife
Arroes
Fernando Noronha
Silveira
Amaury Kruel
Porto Alegre
Uruguay
Sao Borja
U.S. Panama
Panama
Panama Canal
Panama City
Organization of American States Oas
John Pierson Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Moonport
Boyle
MacArthur
Musmanno
Shenango River
Lillian B. Breckenridge
Almira Home
Cardiff
Wales
David Bradshaw
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