Pope Paul VI Warns Against Youthful Anarchy In Christmas Message
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI plans a Christmas address condemning student rebellion and violence seen in several nations. He announced World Day of Peace for Jan 1 1969 and will bless Christ figures brought by children in St. Peter’s Square before a Taranto midnight mass at a steel mill.
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Ernest Sakler
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Vatican Radio
Poe
Italy
France
United States
St. Peter's Square
Roman Curia
Taranto
Rome
St. Peters
Violence erupts in Rome as students clash with police
UPI reports Rome sees its worst street violence since last summer as high school students hurl rocks and sticks at police after a 5000-strong march. Police disperse demonstrators near two schools. a student leader sustains head lacerations amid clashes.
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Rome
UPI
Union Township Woman Robbed at West Gate Plaza
A 37 year old Union Township resident Delores Jean Clare was robbed at 5 45 p m yesterday by a man with a gun who demanded her purse. He struck her and fled to a parked car behind West Gate Plaza with about 150 in cash a 670 check to Frew Mill Die Crafts and her personal checkbook.
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Fred S. Byers
Edgewood Ave
South St
Wayne A. Hoagland
Randolph St
S. Mercer St
Byers
Josephine B. Mariacher
Ruth St
W. State St
Bernard W. Smith
Halco Dr
Mariacher
Smith
Union Township
Delores Jean Clare
Johnson St
West Gate Plaza
Frew Mill Die Crafts
Deaths of the day in New Castle area
Multiple obituaries from New Castle and surrounding area note services for J Bernard Greene 52 of Richmond Heights Ohio George M Glasser Jr 43 of Ellwood Rd and Gerardo Charles Mitolo 70 of 16 N Round St with services in St Joseph the Worker Church Robert A Myers Home for Funerals and Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home Interment in Castle View Slippery Rock Cemetery St Vitus Cemetery and Mass at St Vitus Church A mix of family survivors and veterans noted including WWII service for Glasser.
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J. Bernard Greene
Richmond Heights
Ohio
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Greene
Richmond Heights General Hospital
New Castle
McGonigle
N. Beaver St
Anthony B. Wehrle
Castle View Burial Park
George M. Glasser Jr
Ellwood Rd
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Glasser
University Hospital
Lexington
George M
Janet Stoner Glasser
Eleanor Robison
C. E. Lizza Co
Dealers Transit Inc
Slippery Rock UP Church
Westminster Lodge
Syria
Temple of
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Caravan
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Shenango Township
East New Castle
Cleveland
National Campers and Hikers Association
George Glasser
Ellwood
New Castle Rd
Eleanor Glasser
George R
David W
Clair
Laura Mae) Leonhardt
Ellwood City
Ernest Clair Glasser
Hollow Rd
Gerald
Gerardo
Charles) Mitolo
N. Round St
Carbone
Italy
Frank
Mary Cirigliani Mitolo
Rose T. LaRocco
St. Vitus Church and Sons
Mary) Eckles
Joseph
Henry) Genareo
David
Rose) DeRosa
San Fernando Calif
Michael
Loretta) Ryan
Ocean City
Theresa DelSignore
Patsy
Josephine) Magno
Daniel
Anthony
Go for moon flight as Apollo 8 crews prep launch
Apollo 8 aims for a 69 mile high lunar orbit with Frank Borman leading the crew. Engineers report contamination in an oxygen tank but plan to drain purge and refill during a rest period to keep the schedule on track. The mission will circle the moon 10 times and return Christmas morning. It seeks to pave the way for a July moon landing and advance lunar knowledge.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Moon
Frank Borman
Space Agency
Yale
Lawrence County School Board Reelects Greer President
The Lawrence County School Board last night re elected John Greer of Volant as president and James Butler of Neshannock Township as vice president. The session also opened bids for special education equipment and approved financial reports.
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Lawrence County
John Greer
Volant
James Butler
Neshannock Township
CHARGE support fights for funding from OEO
The Council of Community Services voted to write to the Office of Economic Opportunity asking for funds for CHARGE Inc next year and to have each agency represented similarly. Stephen E Burger urged action, noting CHARGE has had government approval the past three years while a county agency may lose funds. He criticized OEO for alleged inaction on issues and warned small agencies would be cut. A traffic citation followed a collision at Second Street and Hillside Avenue, Frederick Greger 75 cited for failing to keep right while turning. no injuries reported.
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Council of Community Services
Office of Economic Opportunity
Charge Inc
Council
Stephen E. Burger
Charge
Burger
OEO
West Side Center
Ellwood City
Second St
Hillside Ave
Frederick Greger
Sixth St
William Kegel
Argonne Blvd
Greger
City budget gap blamed on state legislature admits home rule
Pittsburgh councilman Philip Baskin, a Democrat, blamed the state Legislature for the city's 1969 14 million deficit as he urged a home rule charter. He warned cooperation or worse, noting 1969 could be a "picnic" otherwise. The city faces a near 94 million next year with tax relief and wage-arbitration issues cited.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Philip Baskin
Baskin
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Christmas Party At Casa Savoia Club
A Christmas party for children of all regular and social members will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. tomorrow in the club rooms on S. Mill Street.
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Casa Savoia Club
S. Mill St
Becktford Street Families Welcome Two Newborns
Todd St. Francis announces a daughter born December 19 to Mr and Mrs Richard Harvey of 930 Beckford Street and a son born December 19 to Mr and Mrs Richard Conti of 1015 Beckford Street.
Westminster College Receives $3652 Student Loan Allocation
U S Rep Frank M Clark reports the Office of Education approved a student loan allocation of 3652 dollars for Westminster College. The funding support comes through federal education programs and is intended to aid student lending needs.
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Federal Office of Education For
Westminster College
U.S
Frank M. Clark
D-Bessemer
Customers rebuild food mart for Christmas comeback
Warren Hollinger says volunteers rebuilt the food market after a $100,000 fire last Sunday. The store reopened today in a temporary building with many volunteers, some not even customers, displaying Christmas spirit and praise from his wife as a truly wonderful Christmas recovery.
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SF Acre
Warren Hollinger
Weekend Youth Activity Schedule Tally
Friday evening 5 30 to 6 30 features Men's Fitness Class. Saturday morning 8 15 to 9 15 offers Youth activities including Swim and Gym Instruction for various grades and Baton Class. Afternoon includes multiple Gym Recreation and Swim Recreation slots plus a Y Teen Caroling session and a Guitar Class.
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Slippery Rock Cemetery
Gerardo Mitolo
Westgate’ Plaza
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Joseph M. Barr
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Omic Health
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