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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1963

Page

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Girl Burned Severely In Stove Blaze

A 12 year old girl Crystal List of 478 Moore Ave suffered third degree burns to the chest and abdomen and is in fair condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Her 14 year old brother Thomas pushed her to the floor and beat out the flames before they arrived at the hospital with their mother Mrs Herman C List assisting.

Crystal List Moore Ave Jameson Memorial Hospital Thomas Union Township Herman C. List Jameson Crystal Jack Stoner

New Castle United Fund Names New Director

Robert Taylor 36, named executive director of the New Castle United Fund, calls himself a mechanic not a fundraiser and will run the organization’s volunteer-based drives. He arrives from Carlisle Pennsylvania where he led campaigns to exceed goals and achieved 100 percent in one year. He plans to set up in New Castle after Christmas and move into new headquarters at the former Penn Power Building.

Robert Taylor Ew Castle United Fund Carlisle Gettysburg Taylor Bowling Green Ohio) University United Fund Muskegon Areh Michigan Penn Power

Rebel Miners Set To Release Hostages

In Catavi Bolivia rebels holding four Americans and 17 other hostages lined up to free them after a 10 day standoff. Juan Lechin flew from La Paz to oversee the release while a miners meeting weighed an offer to withdraw federal troops in exchange for safe release. President Paz Estenssoro refused the demand to free two arrested Communist union leaders.

LA Paz Bolivia UPI Catavi Juan Lechin National Miners Union Siglo Veinte Victor Paz

Death notices listed for several local residents

Death records report the passing of Gladys M. Gels 52 Ellwood City Martha L. McNamara 80 Sheridan Ave Raymie E. Cox 77 New Wilmington RD 2 Andrew C. Moore 83 New Galilee RD 1 Charlotte Lottie Valiensi 71 322% S Jefferson St Amelia Joseph 64 Lynn St Joseph F. Jarvis 70 W Falls St Rosanna G. McConnell 96 New Wilmington RD 2 Rena Lutz 74 Youngstown Seth Yoder 68 New Wilmington.

Gladys M. Gels Ellwood City Martha L. McNamara E. Sheridan Ave Raymie E. Cox New Wilmington Andrew C. Moore New Galilee Charlotte (Lottie) Valiensi S. Jefferson St Amelia Joseph Lynn St Joseph F. Jarvis W. Falls St Rosa

CHICAGO BEARS VERSUS GIANTS IN NFL TITLE GAME

Chicago Bears defense will test Giants offense in the NFL title game with analysts watching key matchups. Westminster faces a No 1 ranked Wittenberg in a Thursday clash noted on page 25.

Westminster Wittenberg Chicago Bears Giants

House Debates Trimmed Foreign Aid Bill

Congress moves into what leaders call the final week of this session to decide on a foreign aid package. The House will consider a reduced 2.8 billion appropriation after a 3.6 billion authorization, despite White House pleas to restore funds.

Washington UPI Congress House Appropriations Committee House Johnson

LBJ Signs Bill Granting Aid To Education

President Johnson signed a three year program providing 1.2 billion in federal grants and loans to expand college facilities. The plan covers 2,100 colleges with direct grants and loans to build classrooms laboratories and libraries and aims to meet a expected surge in 1960s students.

LBJ Washington UPI Johnson Kennedy U.S. Office of Education Congress

Johnson pledges six U S divisions in Europe for NATO support

President Johnson told NATO ministers that the United States will keep the equivalent of six divisions in Europe as long as needed. He urged partners to share defense burdens and emphasized a balanced NATO force posture combining nuclear and conventional arms. The message echoed Kennedy policies and urged European unity and stronger commitments.

Paris UPI Johnson North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Council of Ministers U.S Europe Dean Rusk United States Atlantic Kennedy

Damaging Flood In Baldwin Hills Leaves 3 Dead

A Los Angeles flood from an earth dam burst left three people dead and about 1,000 homes damaged or destroyed in the Baldwin Hills area. Police blocked passers with passes as hundreds patrolled mud and debris and residents faced possible higher death tolls as crews worked through feet of silt.

Baldwin Hills Los Angeles Edward F. O’connor Jr UPI Roger Arnebergh T. B. Mason Max K. Socha Water Works R. R. Proctor Proctor

Officer Slain By Guerrillas In Viet Nam

A U.S. Army officer was killed by Communist guerrillas Sunday in central Viet Nam during a drive against guerrillas. A helicopter crash off the central coast left one officer and two enlisted men listed as missing. a survivor said the helicopter overshot its landing zone during a night medical mission.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPS U.S Viet Nam Quang Tien

Christmas Gate Talks Stall at Berlin Wall Standoff

In Berlin the East struggle blocks West Berliners from visiting relatives in East Berlin. Negotiators from Communist and West Berlin sides work to break the deadlock over Christmas passes before time runs out. Families fear a third lonely Christmas apart.

Berlin UPI Berlin Wall

Soviet Budget Cuts Defense Spending Amid Food and Industry Boost

The Soviet Parliament approved a 212.3 billion peacetime budget over two years, cutting defense by 666 million for the next year while allocating 27.1 billion to agriculture and approving a chemical industry buildup to supply fertilizer and consumer goods. Khrushchev watched as Finance Minister Garbuzov presented the plan in the Grand Kremlin Palace.

Moscow UPI Nikita S. Khrushchev Grand Kremlin Vasily Garbuzov Khrushchev

Weather Update for Western Pennsylvania and Nearby Regions

Western Pennsylvania faces considerable cloudiness and continued cold through Tuesday with partial clearing planned for the southern portion. North areas may see scattered snow flurries and locally heavy squalls producing 3 inches or more of new snow before diminishing tonight. Highs 12 to 22, tonight's lows near zero to 7 above, or 8 to 12 near Lake Erie. The report also notes Bemidji Minnesota registering 36 below zero, and Marathon Florida reaching 79 inland Sunday.

Lake Erie Pennsylvania Dubois Philipsburg Pittsburgh Blairsville Philadelphia Erie Pennsylvania Turnpike Gateway New York

Reapportionment Controversy Likely To Reach Court

Harrisburg lawmakers conclude two special sessions over General Assembly redistricting. Gov Scranton awaits signatures on the 38 bills and a 42 year first time Senate district reapportionment. Democrats accuse GOP plans of violating the constitution and vow federal court challenges.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania General Assembly Senate William W. Scranton House Otis B. Morse Publican Party Morse Lebanon Schuylkill Luzerne County Philadelphia Allegheny Montgomery Delaware

U N security tight as Johnson visit looms at U.N.

The General Assembly moves toward adjournment while a clash over expanding the councils delays a final vote. President Johnson is poised to address the session as Zanzibar and Kenya join the U.N. ranks, with security tightened for the first U.S. chief executive visit.

United Nations, N. Y UPI General Assembly U.N Assembly Carlos Sosa Rodriguez Venezuela Johnson Secretariat Security Council Zanzibar Kenya Britain Russia China Sosa Economic and Social Council

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