Mesta lands $80 million order for two cold strip mills
Mesta Machine Co will design and manufacture two 80 inch cold strip mills for Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co as part of a $100 million expansion at Indiana Harbor Works. The project includes land development and plant upgrades with production split between Mesta’s Homestead plant and the New Castle facility.
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New Castle
Mesta Machine Co
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Mesta
Homestead
Indiana Harbor
Lake Michigan
Indiana-Illinois State Line
Lake Front
Weirton Steel Co
Weirton
W. Va
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms in Western Pennsylvania. High 80 to 85, cooler tonight with 60 to 66, showers ending. Thursday partly cloudy and less warm. Lake Erie southwest winds 15 to 25 knots, shifting to northwest 15 to 22 knots, with showers today and partly cloudy tonight. Temperature stats show a max of 84 and min 61, rainfall 0.22 inches, pollen 3.6 grains per cubic yard.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Shenango River
New Castle Hospital
Prisoner Denied Cashing $2405 Check in Jail
David Mazur, 41, of Cleveland, in Lawrence County jail after arrest for trespass, cannot cash a $2,405 check. Warden William M. Reynolds refused the request, citing other inmates asking Mazur to lend them money. Mazur faced 10 days in jail or a $10 fine and had no cash.
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David Mazur
Lawrence County
William M. Reynolds
Mazur
Cleveland
Reynolds
Rusk Sees Broad Support For Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Secretary of State Dean Rusk predicted strong U S Senate backing for the partial test ban treaty signed with Britain and the Soviet Union. He spoke after meeting a Senate delegation and before hearings on the pact, which aims to curb nuclear tests in air space outer space and waters. Rusk planned talks with Khrushchev and Gromyko to push for East West measures to ease tensions.
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Moscow
UPI
Dean Rusk
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
Rusk
Leningrad
Washington
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
John Sparkman
Alabama
Kennedy
Senate
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Black Sea
Andrei Gromyko
Khrushchev
Kremlin
NATO
Aircraft Hunt Extended In Korea Today
Dawn takeoffs by more than three American and South Korean planes boosted the search for a missing U S Army aircraft with six aboard. Poor weather slowed ground and air efforts along Korea's eastern coast near Daepo Ri. UNC said no proof of Communist fire yet, though not ruled out. the 1st Cavalry Division noted a quiet night after ongoing skirmishes.
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Seoul
United Nations Command
UNC
U.S. Army
1St Cavalry Division
Johnson Leads Uncompleted Vote In Mississippi
Mississippi split vote shows Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson leading in the Democratic gubernatorial race with 78,465 ballots from 1,099 of 1,888 precincts. Former Gov. J. P. Coleman trails, while attorney Charles Sullivan and retiree Robert Mason contend in the lagging field.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Paul B. Johnson
J. P. Coleman
Johnson
Ross Barnett
Coleman
Charles Sullivan
Rober Mason
Sullivan
Mason
Hebert Attacks Off Limits Rule For Servicemen
Rep F Edward Hebert charged the Defense Department order to bar servicemen from off limits communities is economic blackmail and uses military men as a political tool Hebert said the rule robs servicemen of choosing how to spend their off duty hours and shifts the military from national security to party politics.
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Washington
UPS
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
Defense Department
Judges Open Juvenile Crime Files to Press Access
Two Nebraska juvenile judges ruled that police files on juvenile crimes may be opened to newsrooms and other legitimate interests under LB567. The orders come after a 1963 act tightened secrecy, with officials arguing over media handling and calls for more constructive reporting.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
W. W. Nuernberger
Lancaster County
Seward L. Hart
Douglas County
Nuernberger = Hart
Richard Kuhlman
Fremont
Freemont
Robert
Salinger Offers Youngstown Singer as Poland Delegate
President aide Pierre Salinger picked Lulu Porter a West Coast singer as the U S delegate to the Polish International Song Festival in Sopot. Porter flew to Washington to discuss the post with the State Department and expressed excitement about the opportunity.
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James Hensley
United Press International Washington
UPI
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Salinger
Lulu Porter
Porter
Pat Newcombe
Marilyn Monroe
U.S. Information Agency
United States
Sopot
Poland
Miss Newcombe
Miss Porter
Washington
State Department
Marianne Worlford
U.S
Wampum Police Chief Resigns Amid Turmoil
Police chief Ralph Ferucci announces resignation in Wampum as local administration faces scrutiny. Other headlines note political skepticism toward Russia and China, and five New Castle girls graduating from a Pittsburgh nursing program. Sonny Liston delays September title defense to December with a new challenger.
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Wampum
Ralph Ferucci
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Story
Southwest Pittsburgh teams in Pony Baseball sectional clash
Southwest Pittsburgh ties up Pony Baseball sectional tournament in a local clash at home. The page note indicates further details on page 42 with times from early morning to mid afternoon and related photo and society listings.
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Pittsburgh
Donations Of Blood Here Exceed Goal
Ellwood City reports a Bloodmobile appearance at the Elks Club collected 101 pints surpassing the goal. The program, in operation two years, continues to draw strong donor support and community participation.
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Ellwood City
Elks Club
Tax Committee Set to Finish Kennedy Tax Changes
The House Ways & Means Committee wrapped up final Kennedy tax changes before debating across the board cuts. They expect to finish remaining items in two to three days with aim to boost net revenue from revisions to about $1 billion before rate cuts. Key actions include a income averaging break for high earners, tighter real estate trafficking rules, and restrictions on life insurance tax gimmicks.
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Washington
UPC
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Treasury
The
PRR official touts Pitt study on merger reduces criticism
Walter Patchell PRR vice president says University of Pittsburgh professors W A Steger and F M Graves provide a report financed by 50 000 from the state Planning Board that counters claims of damage to Pennsylvania industry and jobs from the proposed PRR New York Central merger. They testify as ICC hearings resume with findings that direct benefits favor New York state while Pennsylvania employment impact has been overstated.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Patchell
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
New York State
Pennsylvania
Rebels Press Drive to Oust Duvalier From Haiti
Haitian exiles launched a two pronged invasion into northern Haiti sparking support from army deserters and peasants. The assault center aims to seize Cap Haitien and threaten Gonaives while claiming to cut off the north. About 3000 troops reportedly joined by deserters. The operation’s staging area remains unclear.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Haiti
Paul Vernas
Haitiian National Democratic Union
UDN
Francois Duvalier
Gonaives
Cap Haitien
Vernas
Caribbean
Naime
Minican Republic
Hispaniola
Hai
Regional Penal Plan Favored by State Committee
A state advisory panel recommended creating regional correctional institutions to relieve counties from jail expansion costs. The plan envisions regional jails limited to 150 inmates and includes proposals for state agriculture and forestry camps. County officials debate needs and costs, with Dodds urging expansion of the existing jail instead of a new facility.
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General Assembly
Lawrence
Andrew M. Dodds
Dodds
Milton St
William M. Reynolds
Ephram R. Gomberg
Philadelphia Crime Commission
Teacher resigns over Bible reading ruling in Lansdale
Elizabeth Devlin, 53, Oak Park School teacher in Lansdale Pennsylvania, resigns citing the Supreme Court decision banning Bible reading in public schools. The Board of Education accepts the resignation, and the principal urges daily meditation or inspirational readings. Fourth and fifth graders may receive one hour weekly religious instruction outside school.
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Lansdale
UPI
Elizabeth Devlin
Oak Park
Supreme Court
Board of Education
Arthur G. James
Wayne Twp Declares War on Speeders and Thieves
Wayne Township supervisors vow an all out war on speeders and thieves with police to intensify efforts on routes 288 65 and 488 within two weeks. They discuss curfew ideas and note legal issues while stressing highway death as a casual thing and backing officers fully.
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Wayne Two
Wayne Twp
F. Dick Allen
Allen
William C. Houk
R. Pete Stealy
Strealy
Clark McLaughlin
Ellis Kegarise
Kegarise
North Sewickley
Beaver County
Charles P. Durbin
McLaughlin
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Frank Morrison
Youngstown
aCauu
Erenee Ellwood
Vincent J. Burke
PRR
Duvalier
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Leon Cantave
Pierre Ripo
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