Extremists Blamed In JFK Death During Church Assembly
The National Council of Churches president called Kennedy’s assassination a call to purge extremism. J. Irwin Miller urged renewed brotherly love to curb violence, while a council resolution condemned hatred and praised Jacqueline Kennedy for dignity amid tragedy.
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Philadelphia
UPI
National Council of Churches
Kennedy
J. Irwin Miller
Columbus
Ind
Denomination Council
General Assembly
Dallas
Miller
Christ
National Council
General Board
Jacqueline Kennedy
Orvel D. Williams Dies In Florida
Orvel Dale Williams 77 of Tampa Florida former New Castle businessman died in Tampa Hospital after surgery He lived in Tampa eight years after oil business on Grove Street He was a book keeper for Williams Co of Tampa and a Seminole Heights Methodist Church member Survived by wife Laverna two daughters Arlyne Kay and Davis Jenkins two sons Dale Williams and Dean Williams a brother Barton Williams seven grandchildren nine great grandchildren Services to be held at Duval Funeral Home in Tampa Tuesday afternoon
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Orvel Dale Williams
Tampa
Fla
New Castle
Tampa Hospital
Grove Street
Williams
Williams Co
Seminole Heights Methodist
Laverna Williams
Don
Arlyne) Kay
St. Petersburg
Davis Jenkins
Annandale
Dale V. Williams
India
Calif
Dean D. Williams
Barton C. Williams
Butler
Bishop Mueller to Head Church Council
Methodist Bishop Gerald H. Kennedy of Los Angeles urged stronger ecumenical dialogue and preached that Americans give too little of their income to church and charity. He argued the Biblical tithe of ten percent should be taught as a Christian standard to unlock resources for global ministry.
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Gerald H. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Johnson to Meet Allied Leaders on Thrifty Defense Plan
President Johnson will host West German Chancellor Erhard, British Prime Minister Douglas-Home, and Italian President Segni within 10 weeks. The talks aim to reaffirm the deep U.S. commitment to defending Western Europe and emphasize utmost thrift in budgeting.
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U.S
Western Europe
Johnson
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Ludwig Erhard
Alec Douglas-Home
Antonio Segni
Groups Seek Diamond Name for Kennedy Memorial
Diamond naming effort draws support from 12 groups led by Legion Post 343 commander Bert Baker and Moose Club Lodge 51 president Frank H. Robinson. Endorsements include St Marguerite's Beneficial Society, Eagles Aerie 455, AFL-CIO of Lawrence County, Figo A C, Musicians Local 27 AFM, and politicians Rep Frank M. Clark, Rep Dominick E. Cioffi, Sen John Carl Miller, and county party chair Ralph Audino. Musicians Local 27 offers free performances for dedication ceremonies.
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Legion Post
Bert Baker
Moose Club Lodge
Frank H. Robinson
St Marguerite’s Beneficial Society
Ralph Picarro
Eagles Aerie
Walter L. Baskyfield
Afl-Cio
Lawrence County
Martin J. Kovach
Figo A.C
Figo
Carvella
Musicians Local 27
AFM
Michael Isabella
Isabella
Rainey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jacqueline Kennedy
U. S
Frank M. Clark
Dominick E. Cioffi
John Carl Miller
Ralph Audino
Council
Wage tax receipts fall short of 1963 budget
City Treasurer Marie C. Hannlon reported wage tax receipts total $269,809 by December 1, about $58,391 under the 1963 budget estimate of $330,000. December receipts are expected to be about $1,800, similar to last year, while the 1964 budget again projects $330,000 in wage taxes and $60,000 in delinquent taxes.
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Marie C. Hanlon
Council
Yale Enlistees Get Christmas and New Year Leaves
New holiday leaves are authorized for Army enlistees who enlist between December 9 and January 1 per M Sergeant Ronald L. Brown local recruiter. Recruits may take seven days leave at Christmas or New Year and again after completing initial training. Details available from Sergeant Brown at the Recruiting Station in the Post Office Building. A separate note reports nine year old Ronald Lombardo injuring his left knee while playing football. treated and released from New Castle Hospital.
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Ronald L. Brown
Sgt. Brown
Ronald Lombardo
Hazen
Mrs P Hammond Dies In California
Pearl Hammond eighty of Van Nuys California died there after a week long illness. She was born in 1883 in Youngstown Ohio to Ralph and Elizabeth Jellison. She married Frank Hammond of New Castle. A Methodist she lived in New Castle many years. Survived by husband a daughter Elizabeth Jones and a son Clarence Hammond both of Van Nuys a sister Myrtle Coulter of New Castle and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Van Nuys at Praisewater Funeral Home with burial to follow.
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Pearl Hammond
van Nuys
Calif
Youngstown
Ohio
Ralph
Elizabeth Jellison
Frank Hammond
New Castle
Elizabeth Jones
Clarence Hammond
Myrtle Coulter
Praisewater Funeral Home
Dairy Herd Group Meets Tomorrow
The Lawrence County Dairy Herd Improvement Association meets at 8 p.m. in the Willard Grange Hall. Richard Adams of Penn State will discuss Forage Testing Doesn’t Cost it Pays. Two of five directors will be elected. Supervisors’ and financial reports will be read. Lifetime production certificates for cows over 3000 pounds butterfat will be awarded.
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Lawrence County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Willard Grange Hall
Richard Adams
Pennsylvania State University
Grange
Frew Mill Road
Local Youth Inducted By Science Fraternity
Claude E. Branscome of New Castle Pennsylvania was inducted into the Morris Harvey College chapter of Chi Beta Phi a national science honorary fraternity. Morris Harvey College is a four year private liberal arts institution on the Kanawha River opposite the state Capitol in Charleston West Virginia.
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Charleston
W. Va
Claude E. Branscome
Claude C. Branscome
Meadowbrook Drive
New Castle
Morris Harvey College
Chi Beta Phi
Morris Harvey
Kanawha River
West Virginia Capitol
Deaths Of The Day Funeral notices list services and survivors
Obituaries note John Gall 61 of 1403 Kerr St died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after six months illness. He conducted for Pennsylvania Railroad and leaves a wife, two sons, two daughters, siblings, and grandchildren. Masses and interment are set at St Mary and St Lucy churches with funeral home arrangements by McGonigles. William McCann 65 of 413 Northview Ave died at home after a lingering illness. A P in WWII veteran and railroad clerk, he is survived by a brother and other relatives. Services at St Camillus Church and arrangements by McGonigles. Richard Hill 64 of 111 Crawford Ave died at Providence Hospital Beaver Falls after a car incident. He served as a civil engineer for the state highway department and leaves a wife, two daughters, a son, a brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral details via Richard S Cunningham Funeral Home.
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John Gall
Kerr St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Struthers
Ohio
Andrew J
Mary Paufean Gall
Anna E. Pastor
John E. Gall
Ronald A. Gall
Raleigh
N.C
Clarence
Annabelle) Zerbst
John
Gloria) Rich
Detroit
George
Margaret) Kolina
Andrew Gall
Albert Gall
Gerald Gall
William Gall
Sylvester Gall
Hammond
Ind
Edward F. Gall
Mt. Clements
Mich
Geraldine Gall
Emil Gall
Andrew J. Gall
St. Mary Church
Msgr
Francis M. McCarter
St. Mary Cemetery
McGonigles
N. Beaver St
William Francis McCann
Northview Ave
Peter Donald
Elizabeth Quigley McCann
P & LE Railroad
McCann
St. Camillus Church
Washington and Jefferson College
Duquesne University
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Phillip D. McCann
Martin P. McCann
James A. McBride
Richard Paul Hill
Crawford Ave
Providence Hospital
Beaver Falls
Mr. Hill
Pittsburgh
Simpson Leonard
Joen Struthers Hill
Marie G. Straub
Hill
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
The
Airborne Engineers
Second United Presbyterian Church
Elks Club
Rochester
New Brighton
American Legion Post
Ralph
Anita Jean) Abraham
Virginia Lee Hill
Leonard Hill
Richard S. Cunningham
Chestnut St
George Henderson
Graceland Cemetery
James Robertson 89 Dies After Lingering Illness
James Robertson 89 of Wampum RD 2 died Saturday morning at his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Hairhoger home after a lingering illness. Born in Canelton Pa May 28 1874 to Robert and Barbara Summerfield Robertson he was a retired carpenter and member of Clinton Methodist Church. His wife Mary Jane Robertson died in 1944. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Harry Idora Hairhoger of
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James Robertson
Wampum RD 2
Harry Hairhoger
Canelton
Robert
Barbara Summerfield Robertson
Clinton Methodist Church
Mary Jane Robertson
Harry
Idora) Hairhoger
Death ruled accidental in Welker case
Coroner John A. Meehan Jr. ruled the death of 71 year old John Welker of 1942 Moravia St. accidental. Found on a sidewalk near his home he died at New Castle Hospital at 6:50 a.m. Autopsy showed skull pelvic and multiple rib fractures. No inquest. Welker lived alone and was frail. window status suggested but fall unclear.
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John A. Meehan Jr
John Welker
Moravia St
New Castle Hospital
Meehan
Velker
Model of New Miniature Hearing Aid Offered Free
Washington DC ad offers a true life non operating replica of the smallest Motorola- Dahlberg Hearing Aid. Weighs under a third of an ounce and is worn at ear level with no wires. Free to anyone who writes Buchanan Hearing Aid Co Room 417 Dept NCP Wyatt Bldg 777 14th Street NW.
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Washington, D.C
Buchanan Hearing Aid Co
Dept
NCP
Wyatt
N.W
Young Republicans to Host State GOP Chairman Speaker
Craig Truax, chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican Party, will be principal speaker at the third annual charter dinner of the Young Republicans Club of Lawrence County. About 200 people expected at The Castleton Hotel dinner starting 6 30 p m with Harvey Robinson of Beaver County as master of ceremonies and Calvin Mc Cracken serving as dinner chairman.
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Craig Truax
Pennsylvania Republican Party
Young Republicans Club
Lawrence County
Castleton Hotel
Harvey Robinson
Beaver County
Calvin McCracken
Ida M Smith Dies In Youngstown
Ida May Smith 83 of 5 Breaden St Youngstown died at home at 830 p m after an extended illness born in New Castle Oct 15 1880 to Charles and Phoebe Biddle she lived in Pittsburgh before moving to Youngstown nine months ago survived by brother Walter Biddle Dania Fla and sister Mrs Myrtle Velliquette Youngstown calling hours 7 to 9 p m tomorrow services 1 p m Wednesday at Trinity Methodist Church officiating interment Paradise Lutheran Cemetery.
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New Castle
Charles
Phoebe
Smiley) Biddle
Frank
Smith
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Walter Biddle
Dania, Fla
Myrtle Velliquette
Shriver-Allison South Side
Bruce Lawarson
Trinity Methodist Church
Paradise Lutheran Cemetery
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New Castle News
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Glass Road
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Emergenc
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Jeweler
Washington St
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State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
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Cunningham Avenue
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Wampum RD
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Ellwood City
Mary Grinen
Marshall Funeral Home
Wampum
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Clinton Cemetery
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