Johnson seeks Neilan support on economies
President Johnson meets Edwin P. Neilan of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to press for tax cut approval and faster action in Congress. Neilan supports an $11 billion tax reduction and urges staffing cuts to curb spending while avoiding defense budget cuts. Johnson plans broader talks with Guinea ministers and to sign Plans of Progress pledges against hiring discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Edwin P. Neilan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Neilan
Geneva
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Agriculture
Interior
Health
Education
Welfare
Guinea
Progress
U.S
Equality
Oery
Kennedy
Mrs. Catherine S. Naugle Dies in Butler at 92
Catherine S. Naugle, 92, of Sunnyview Home, died in Butler after being confined since July 13. She is survived by a daughter-in-law in Butler and grandson Robert E. Naugle of 1726 Hart St. Services will be at Young Funeral Home in West Sunbury at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, with interment at Westbury United Presbyterian Cemetery. Friends may call today 7–9 p.m. and tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine S. Naugle
Sunnyview
Butler
Robert E. Naugle
Hart St
Young Funeral Home
West Sunbury
Westinbury United Presbyterian Cemetery
Wilbert Belles Dies at Beaver
Wilbert L. Red Belles 58 of 481 Dravo Avenue Beaver died yesterday at home after a heart attack. He was a tool and die maker for Westinghouse in Beaver and a member of Valley of New Castle Consistory AASA. Survived by wife and sister. Friends received at J. T. Anderson Funeral Home College Avenue Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert L
Red) Belles
Dravo Ave
Beaver
Belles
Valley of New Castle Consistory
AASA
Westinghouse Co
J. T. Anderson
College Ave
Pupil Honored For Essay On God At Madonna School
Eighth grader Jane Sniezek received a trophy from the Catholic Daughters of America for best essay on How the Sacrament of Matrimony Brings Me Closer To God during a Madonna Civics Club assembly. The event featured student reports on How Money Should Be Used Labor Unions and Stealing to Make Money and a choral reading The Patroness of Our Land and a panel on A Garland of Virtues For Our Lady.
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Jane Sniezek
Madonna School
Catholic Daughters of America
John S. Stewart
E. Hillcrest Ave
Madonna Civics Club
Frank Magusiak
Melinda Villani
John Telisz
Our Land
Our Lady
Rainey Concedes Win to Jordan in City Election Recount
The city recount confirms Jordan wins over Rainey after 17 counted boxes. Rainey to receive $50 refunds for unopened and uncounted boxes. $800 bond may be forfeited. Court appointed 30 lawyers to oversee the recount begun at 9 a.m. and tied to the Nov. 5 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey
Jordan
Precinct Election Board
Holiday Hours and Club Actions in Mahoningtown
Mahoningtown Post Office announces a three bundle mail system for New Castle Mahoningtown and out of town with varied window hours from December 14 to 23 and 24. The office closes December 22. Christopher Columbus Society officers meet December ? plans for Sunday 4 30 p.m. and January officers install January 19. Mrs Odds leads voting for auxiliary offices and a holiday party is planned after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Clarke
Mahoningtown Station
New Castle
Mahoningtown
Christopher Columbus Society
Christopher Columbus Hall
John Munro
Christopher Columbus Auxiliary
South Liberty Street
Joseph Frank
Pat Sandora
Nick LaVecchia
Mary Odds
Mary Domenick
James Vitale
Robert W. Rainey
Armando Martone
Philip Ross
Charles Stephenson
Joseph LaLama
Anthony Garofalo
John Piscitella
Ralph Mangino
Odds
Civilian jobs by thousands to be dropped
McNamara announced that the Defense Department will cut 25 000 civilian employees over the next 18 months to trim the budget from nearly 51 billion. About 9 000 overseas civilian jobs will also be eliminated as bases close over two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Defense Department
U.S
Congress
Friday the 13th Club Meeting at Florence Hotel
The Friday the 13th Club for past commanders of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 7 p.m. in the Pink Elephant room of the Florence Hotel on Butler Ave. Interested past commanders may contact James J. Dennis, general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hotel
Butler Ave
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James J. Dennis
Minor Revisions Planned for Countywide Planning Program
The Lawrence Regional Planning Commission submitted a five point work program to the federal HHFA in Pittsburgh. Executive Director William W. Kelly said revisions will be made by tomorrow and the program will move from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg in a few days. The plan includes education, industrial feasibility, airport, parks and recreation, and housing studies funded 75 percent by federal HHFA and 25 percent by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Regional Planning Commission
LRPC
William W. Kelly
Harrisburg
HHFA
First Methodist To Raise Funds For New Church
First Methodist Church at Jefferson and North Streets plans a two week building fund drive from February 16 to 29. Rev. Ray Platt of the Finance Division of the Board of Missions in Philadelphia will lead the drive. Funds support a new church on land bought along Old Plank Road with plans by William Eckles Co. to replace the old downtown church, reducing downtown congregations to four.
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First Methodist Church
Jefferson and
North Streets
Ray Platt
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Church
Philadrive
Old Plank Road
William Eckles
Zoning Change Denied for Owens Auto Supply Site
Ne shannock Township Planning Commission denied a request to rezone Euclid Avenue Owens Auto Supply to commercial, citing risk of spot zoning. The auto parts store operates with possible daily fines while the township solicitor notes liability. The Lawrence Regional Planning Commission is preparing a land use map to identify future commercial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens Auto Supply
Euclid Avenue
Neshannock
New Castle District May Not Get $175000 Subsidy
Dr John E Mathews New Castle Area superintendent told the school board he doubts the district will qualify for a 175000 state subsidy next year The district is a test case on whether second class districts may receive funds for advanced establishment under the school reorganization law A potential change would cut the board of directors from 12 to nine if advanced establishment is allowed A state attorney general decision was expected weeks ago
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John E. Mathews
New Castle Area
Mathews
New Castle
State Attorney General's Office
Morgan Hospitalized After Burning Crash on Pa. 65
Thomas Morgan is hospitalized in fair condition after a crash on Pa. 65 near the Connoquenessing Creek bridge that left his car a total loss. Lynn Roy Porter, 23, of 424 First Ave, sustained scalp and jaw lacerations and knee injuries. charges against Porter are pending as North Sewickley Township police continue the investigation.
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Clyde
Morgan
Franklin Township - Frisco
Lynn Roy Porter
First Ave
Porter
North Sewickley Twanship
Robert J. Hardisky
Hardisky
Riverside High School
Morgan Auto
Frisco
Deaths Of The Day A Directory Of Funerals
George W. Bunnell Jr. 54 of the Leslie Hotel died from a fall on an E Washington St sidewalk. Mass at St Mary Church at 9 a.m. with Rt Rev Msgr Francis M McCarter celebrating. Interment in St Mary Cemetery. Friends may visit McGonigles 133 N Beaver St 7 to 9 p.m. today.
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George W. Bunnell Jr
Leslie Hotel
St. Mary Church
Francis M. McCarter
St. Mary Cemetery
McGonigles
N. Beaver St
Bunnell
E. Washington St
Lawrence County
John A Meehan Jr
Obituary notices for Hinkson and Gibson in Jefferson County
James Hinkson 91 of 714 Emerson Street died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a month long illness born July 26 1872 in Hickory Township Lawrence County son of Aaron and Margaret Young Hinkson survived by a son Dr J Hinkson of New Castle and a brother Roy W Hinkson funeral set for 1 30 p.m. Saturday at Raymond D Cunningham Funeral Home burial in Graceland Widowed Laura L Wilson Hinkson predeceased. Clara Mae Gibson 81 of 11803 Taylorsville Road Jeffersontown Ky died at 4 a.m. in St Joseph Hospital Louisville after illness born July 17 1882 in New Castle lived with daughter Mrs Samuel Butler in Kentucky husband Henry Gibson died 1955 survived by son Edward Gibson daughter Mrs Elizbeth Butler sister Mrs Lena Wadsworth and two grandchildren and two great grandchildren service Saturday 2 p.m. at Noga Funeral Home Mill and Reynolds with Rev G Kenneth Tyson will officiate.
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James Hinkson
Emerson St
Crawford Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Hickory Township
Lawrence County
Aaron
Margaret Young Hinkson
Laura L. Wilson Hinkson
Roy W. Hinkson
Raymond D. Cunningham
Wilmington Road
Harold H. McConnell Jr
Graceland Cemetery
Clara Mae Gibson
Taylorsville Road
Jeffersontown
St. Joseph Hospital
Louisville
New Castle
Frank and
Elizabeth Blews Cunningham
Samuel Butler
Kentucky
Henry Gibson
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
Edward Gibson
Dravesburg
Samuel
Elizabeth) Butler
Joseph
Salena) Wadsworth
Freemont
Calif
Noga Funeral Home
Mill and
Reynolds Streets
G. Kenneth Tyson
Dr Benton F Shoemaker Graveside Service Held
A graveside service was held at 10 30 a m today in Plain Grove United Presbyterian Cemetery for Dr Benton F Shoemaker who died Monday at his Brookville home Survivors include his wife the former Edith McCreary Brice of Brookville a stepson Dr Donald Briceland of Rimersburg two sons Rev Edwin Shoemaker of Sisterville W Va and William Shoemaker of California and a daughter in California The service was held last night in the Brookville Presbyterian Church and interment followed in Plain Grove UP Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Grove United Presbyterian Cemetery
Benton F. Shoemaker
Brookville
Edith McCreary Briceland
Donald Briceland
Rimersburg
Edwin Shoemaker
Sisterville
W. Va
William Shoemaker
California
Presbyterian Church
Plain Grove UP Cemetery
Penn State Honors Two Area Students With Scholarships
E Beth Nesbit of RD 5 and Dale N Booker of Volant RD 3, seniors at Penn State College of Agriculture, received $100 and $120 scholarships. Nesbit earned the Mason C Gilpin Memorial award, while Booker won the Morrell Smith scholarship. The Ag Hill party acknowledged nearly $23,000 in scholarships and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture
E. Beth Nesbit
RD 5
Dale N. Booker
Volant RD 3
Miss Nesbit
Mason C. Gilpin
Booker
Morrell Smith
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Pentagon
Viet Nam
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William
WM. R. Proctor
Bestview Ave
Bessemer
Piarion
Life Insurance CO. Home Office
Columbus
Wilbert Belles
Seventh Ward
Columbus Society
John Munro New
Douglas
Isle of Man
Cambrian Airways
Manchester
England
Om Vag
Warner Camera Shop
East
Washington Street
Sally Kniess
Eastman Kodak
Kodak
New Castle News Photo
People’s Junior Bank
Carla Shaffer
Loretta Lee Flynn
Kathy Ubry
Nancy Johnson
Federal Plaza
M‘brideshannon CO
McBride
Shannon CO
David P
First Methodist
Thomas Morgan
MCMC
Emeren
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
Washington St
Maitland Lane
Bunnell Service
Clara Gibson
B. F. Shoemaker
Penn State
Bulova
Jewel Bulova
Diamond Store
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