Former City Man Credited With Saving McNamara
A former New Castle man Capt Meredith Sutton now of Punxsutawney is credited with saving Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara in France Wednesday. He piloted the K134 four jet transport that nearly collided with a transport plane. Sutton a 12 year Air Force veteran is married with two daughters and will be 35 tomorrow. Officials credited his quick reflexes for averting the crash. The other plane carried servicemen dependents.
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New Castle
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
France
Meredith Sutton
Punxsutawney
McNamara
Sutton
Harold J. Sutton
Western Pennsylvania
Christian and Missionary
Alli
Suttons
Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
S. Mill St
Capt. Sutton
Air Force
Lash becomes Ellwood City's new police lieutenant
Kenneth Lash is named Ellwood City's third police lieutenant. The appointment is reported on page 16 of the edition.
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Kenneth Lash
Ellwood City
Scranton Signs Large Bill After One Veto
Gov William W Scranton signs a bundle of 38 non preferred appropriation bills totaling about 72 million dollars for hospitals colleges and other institutions He vetoes the Senate amendment granting 55000 to Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital Philadelphia citing 173650 allocated under section 1 for the first eight months of the fiscal year and Hahnemann eligibility for purchase of care benefits
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Harrisburg
API
William W
Scranton
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Hahnemann
26 To Help Guide Plans Of Technical High School
A 26 member advisory committee of Lawrence County residents was named to guide the proposed area technical vocational high school. The first meeting is set for 7 30 p m December 27 in The Castleton. The roster includes leaders from business government education and labor such as Mrs Wilda K Patterson R J Schill J Fred Rentz George Bolinger Joseph F Friedheim Harry E Reed William E Columbus Dr Clara Cockerille Martin J Kovach Joseph Trimble U S Rep Frank M Clark John C Jordan John E Mathews Sidney L Lockley James F Dunlevy Orville E Flora Jr Dr Clarence M Long and others.
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Lawrence County
Castleton
Wilda K. Patterson
New Castle Bureau of Employment Security
R. J. Schill
Ellwood City
Clara Cockerille
Westminster College
Martin J. Kovach
United Steelworkers of America
Joseph Trimble
Shenango Area
U. S
Frank M. Clark
John C. Jordan
New Castle
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Laurel Area
Frank P. Alduk
Newcastle Co
John E. Mathews
Sidney L. Lockley
Lockley Machine Co
James F. Dunlevy
Pennsylvania Power Co
Orville E. Flora Jr
Strauss-Hirshberg’s
Clarence M. Long
Congress Ready For Adjournment With Aid Bill Unresolved
Congress prepared to adjourn its first session amid doubt over a foreign aid bill. Leaders expected to end session without agreement on aid measures including a wheat sales ban, while House and Senate negotiators worked to resolve differences.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
House
Senate House
U.S
Trial Begins for 22 Accused War Crimes Case
Trial opens with twenty two defendants charged in war crimes. The proceedings highlight the charges and expected testimony as prosecutors seek accountability.
Trial of Auschwitz Defendants Opens in Frankfurt
Twenty two men accused of complicity in Auschwitz murder go on trial in Frankfurt with 250 witnesses. The case, the largest war crimes proceedings since occupation ended, includes former SS members and one former inmate. The hearing signals a lengthy process expected to last six to eight months.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Auschwitz
Gestapo
Oswald Kaduk
Franz Hofmann
Emil Hand
United States
Israel
Poland
Austria
County School Board Officers Nord Elected For 5th Term
Lester B. Nord of Bessemer was elected president of the Lawrence County School Board for a fifth term. Paul Rice declined the presidency but was elected vice president, succeeding Richard S. Marquis whose term expired on the Neshannock Township board. The board named two directors to replace Marquis and McClelland and invited a Neshannock director to sit ex officio. Howard E. Blank was named temporary chairman for reorganization. Directors approved bills totaling 16750, most for November special education and retarded children.
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Paul Rice
Union Area School Board
Lester B. Nord
Mohawk Area School Board
Lawrence County
Nord
Rice
Bessemer
Richard S. Marquis
Neshannock Township
Russell McClelland
Laurel
McClelland
Howard E. Blank
Ellwood City
Marquis
John Greer
Wilmington Area
U. S
Laurel Area
Leg Broken But Spirit Still Intact
Mr and Mrs Frank Nessle celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary at Jameson Memorial Hospital where Mrs Nessle, 88, is bed ridden with a fractured leg from a fall. She was born August 17 1875 in Hilltown Mahoning Township, the oldest of 12 children. he was born January 25 1875, the fourth of seven.
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New Castle
Frank Nessle
S. Round St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Karen Haas
Center
Nessles
Bess Farrell
Nessle
Hilltown
Mahoning Township
Police Hold 4 Guardsmen For Blast At Tuscaloosa
Four National Guardsmen were arrested on charges of setting off explosives near the University of Alabama campus as part of a federalized task force. A fifth guard was to be taken into custody soon. an illness delayed the arrest. The probe followed incidents tied to campus civil rights integration and federal intervention.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
UPI
Integrated
University of Alabama
Alabama
James T. Perkins
Hotl
Norman R. Daniel
Fairfield
James T. Maxwell
Tusca
Vivian Malone
Kennedy
Alabama National Guard
George Wallace
Wallace
Miss Malone
Weather Today In Western Pennsylvania
Windy and very cold today with mostly cloudy skies and snow flurries. Locally heavy snow squalls near Lake Erie and over Allegheny ridges. highs 4 to 10 above, and tonight lows 5 below to 15 below, zero near Lake Erie. Saturday cloudy and cold with scattered snow flurries. Shenango River stage 4.1 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Alleghenys
Shenango River
Death Record for Clifford Gibbons in Elwood City
Clifford Gibbons aged 62 of Elwood City is recorded dead on Friday December 20 1963. The notice lists his residence and date of passing. No additional survivors or funeral details are provided in the readable text.
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Clifford Gibbons
Elwood City
McLarry Threatened Kennedy Charged in Dallas Plot
Russell McLarry, 21, held in Tarrant County jail on a $2,500 bond after arraignment on a charge of threatening to kill President Kennedy the night before the assassination. He admitted the remark saying it was a joke and said he wished impeachment, not violence, had occurred. No link to Lee Harvey Oswald was indicated.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Russell Wence McLarry
Kennedy
Harry Hopkins
McLarry
Secret Service
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Tarrant County
Charles E. Kunkel
Special
Bill Atkins
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