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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
1
A Mercer County man died after his car left control on a legislative road near Vere and overturned. Lester Baydor of Clark was pronounced dead at a hospital after the vehicle skidded down a slope, rolled, and struck a small receiver.
William Clair Michael died at home in Kane after nine years’ residence. Survived by wife Ella Shorts Michael and siblings Mrs Roby Gowell New Castle Delmont New Bedford Charles and Leo New Castle. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm Cunningham Funeral Home Grove City with Crestview Memorial. Friends invited to visit Saturday.
Mrs Carl Heberling dies at her Florida home after a year of illness. Born Aug 2, 1902 in Wampum she moved to Florida in 1948 from Struthers. Survived by husband four children and many relatives. funeral at Davison Funerals Home. Burial in Petersburg Ohio.
Police units investigated a reported alarm near Shenango Two on Pennsylvania Route 65 in Shenango. Officers responded around 12:28 a.m., found no intrusion, and determined the alarm was caused by a mechanical failure.
Irish Premier Sean Lemass criticized an United Nations report listing Ireland as an underdeveloped country. He told Parliament that the experts “didn't know what they were talking about” and said the UN report did not consult Ireland nor its government departments.
Laurel officials plan committee of the whole budget discussions with Alfred Bates supervising the pilot project. The board will review last year’s expenditures and project outlays for the new year. Committees will assign maintenance operations, athlete expenses, personnel, transportation, and long range planning. The next regular meeting is March 4.
The county PARC chapter earned the Civilian International Award of Merit for excellence in programming benefiting retarded children. A large crowd attended the PARC banquet where Mrs Margaret Read, chairwoman, led remarks. Scholarship funds were announced for Kathryn Brown and Mary Guyton as guest speakers and educators.
Chiang Kai shek declares readiness for a strike to aid enslaved mainland China, citing internal splits in Maoist forces. He expects an uprising this year and seeks American moral support while warning against lingering on the island.
Harrisburg report says over a million counterfeit lottery tickets were found in a local warehouse during a raid tied to an alleged printing operation. Victor C. Gates and J Murray Baker faced charges of manufacturing and conspiracy as authorities from state, local, and federal levels investigate.
Mrs James Crappie 57 of 85 Midland a was the mother of Mrs Sam Pagley of 800 Morton. She died Tuesday at a Midland hospital after a lingering illness. Survived by husband James Crappie of Midland. children Dom Crappio Mary Morgan Vince Cox Meg Amelia Blinn and Carmella Bagley. seven grandchildren. Taken to Schwerha Funeral Home Beaver Avenue Midland. Family receives friends Saturday and Sunday 2 to 10 p.m. Mass Monday at Presentation Church Midland at 10 a.m. followed by burial in Beaver Cemetery Beaver IA.
Senate Preparedness Committee chair John Stennis warns the United States may take stronger measures to force Khrushchev to pull Soviet forces from Cuba. President Kennedy says the 6000 Russian troops in four battalions pose no military threat to the U.S. but Cuba complicates regional stability in Latin America. He notes no Soviet offensive weapons found and asserts missiles would need launch pads to be usable, which would be detectable.
Mrs Gail Blair 88 of 927 8 Croton Ave died yesterday at Suburban Manor Nursing Home West Pillaburg Nd after long illness. She leaves a son P M Blair of Fitzburgh a sister Mrs Mancha Young of Hane Brooks Nd two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services will be tomorrow at 2 pm at Clefont Funeral Home with United Presbyterian minister officiating. Interment at Main Grove UP Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 8 pm.
Austin L Young 50 of Mel sila Road died in Meadville City Hospital after six months there. Born July 8 194 in Lawrence County he was the son of Brian H Young and Mille Hockenberry Young. A former employee of American Vision Corp of Meadville he was married to Dorothy Broughton. He was a member of the Meadville Citadel of Me Baliation Army and Center Fire Dept and Meadville Grange. Survived by children Leah Putnam of Youngstown Donna Waller of Meadville Dana Young at home David Ay Yering of Meadville and Maureen Young at home, aunts, and several brothers and sisters.
A service is planned for Friday at 2 pm at 615 Baldwin Ave Meadville for Bagertran Noble K Young and Charles H Young of Dellag Texas, with 19 grandchildren and many relatives expected. A funeral Sunday at 1 30 pm will be led by Captain G Edward Sinclair of the Salvation Army. interment in the old Lutheran Cemetery at Princeton.
Mrs Nora S Cooper, 72, of 721 County Erie St, died at Jameson Memorial Hospital yesterday at 0 40 pm after an extended illness. Born in Lawrence County February 22, 1890, she was married to Cooper in 1963 and was a member of Pilgrim Wellness Church. Survived by children Roy, Paul, Frank Jamies and Jules Cooper, Alva, Charles (Ted) Mlingensralth, Fannie Wayberger, Merle Cooper, William Cooper, Merle Cooper, and Rev Charles Cooper. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Preceded by brothers Frank, William, Edward Slafers. Friends may call at Richard K Cunninghams Home Side Funereal Home.
Harrisburg notifies that Mines Secretary H Beecher Charmbury is weighing a reduction from four deputies to three as part of Gov Scranton austerity. The plan would trim anthracite posts from two to one while keeping others in bituminous and gas divisions under review, with a final decision anticipated later. Gordon Smith of Berks County is among reported candidates for the remaining post.
Police across 13 states hunted two gunmen who robbed the Queen Street branch of the First National Bank and Trust Co in Hed Lion, escaping with about $10,000 in cash. Masked robbers locked three employees in the vault. no identifications or travel mode known. Clues were scarce as authorities pursued possible leads while funeral arrangements for victims proceeded.
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