Township officers elected for 1965 and meeting times set
Supervisors of the 16 townships in the county elected officers last night. Clyde E. Hutchison was returned as chairman and John E. Cater as vice chairman. Reappointed were Wallace W. Morris, Donald J. Nicolls, Alvah M. Shumaker, and Myrtle McBride. Depositories named Citizens National Bank and Lawrence Savings and Trust. Hutchison will also be road superintendent and zoning law officer. Meetings set for 8 p.m. on the second Friday each month in the municipal building.
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Clyde E. Hutchison
John E. Cater
Wallace W. Morris
Donald J. Nicolls
Alvah M. Shumaker
Myrtle McBride
Citizens National Bank
Lawrence Savings and Trust
William R. Ralph
Michael Baker Jr. Inc
Hutchison
UNION
Donald E. Brown
Ed Hanna
Robert E. Jamison
Francis V. Bidinetto
Brown
Hanna
Shenango
Joseph Pauletich
Davit
Guy
Lewis J. Papa
Pauletich
Mario J. Tuminella
Alfred V. Papa
Robert Kos
Joseph Schultz
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
First National Bank of
Lawrence County
Peoples Bank of
Francis R. Lewis
John Bigley Jr
Esther Gurtner
Dorothea Lewis
Robert Wallace
Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission
Robert McFarland
Frank Stoughton
Board of Appeals
First National Bank of New Wilmington
Wilmington Considers Reservoir To Improve Rusty Water
Borough Council approved a study by soil conservation district staff to evaluate building a reservoir or buying water from New Castle Water Co. The plan would cost about 200000 with possible federal loans and requires locating the reservoir on Neshamnock Creek in Mercer County.
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New Wilmington
Lawrence
Mercer Counties
Richard Crowley
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Robert Woods
New Castle Water Co
Woods
Mercer County
Neshannock Creek
Crowley
Harry F. Haskins
Farmers Home Administration
Council
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Increasing cloudiness this afternoon with warmer temperatures. Daytime highs 40 to 48. Tonight, mainly cloudy with a few showers, then snow flurries by dawn and little temperature change. low 24 to 32. Wednesday mostly cloudy and colder with occasional snow flurries.
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Pennsylvania
Councilman Opposes Sale of Sewage Plant
Council member signals active stance against selling the municipal sewage treatment facility, outlining concerns over public control and potential rate impacts.
Edinburg Area Residents Clash Over Highway Plan
Edinburg area residents oppose a proposed four lane replacement for the curved two lane road after a deadly school bus crash. District engineers say construction could begin mid summer while locals seek an alternate plan to route two extra lanes away from homes and re connect near the railroad tracks.
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Mahoning Township
Franklin Highway Department
Lawrence J. Rich
Raymond Cercone
Joseph Gennaro
Mohawk Area
Franklin Office
Cercone
McFate Rd
Johnson outlines Great Society plan for peace and reform
President Johnson moves to define the Great Society with concrete proposals in his State of the Union. He plans stronger domestic action and personal diplomacy abroad to advance a better life at home and world peace through his administration.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
America
Congress Gears for Fast Action on Great Society Plan
Johnson outlines a sweeping set of programs in the State of the Union and plans five separate messages to Congress before inauguration. Medicare, Appalachia aid, immigration liberalization, education expansion, and a presidential succession law are top items with strong Democratic majorities expected to push bills quickly. Johnson vows further messages and a 1965 agenda aimed at modernizing health care, education, and poverty programs.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
Appalachia
Ways & Means Committee
Appalachian
George H. Fallon
House Public Works Committee
The
Union
United States
Europe
Latin America
America
Johnson invites Soviet leaders to visit the United States
President Johnson proposes inviting the new Soviet leaders to America to showcase U.S. economic vitality and peace efforts. A Moscow reply followed, with officials noting Johnson might accept after Humphrey takes office. Johnson also signals openness to meeting De Gaulle and other Western Allied leaders before any Moscow trip.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
Johnson
United States
America
Kremlin
Moscow
Humphrey
Johnson proposes 1.5 billion education aid plan
President Johnson unveils a 1.5 billion education proposal aimed at giving every child access to better schooling. Supporters expect a difficult path through Congress due to the church state dispute that has blocked federal school aid for years.
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Daniel Rapoport
Washington
UPI
Congressional
Johnson
Pope sets Sept start for fourth Vatican Council session
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI has ordered the fourth and final session of the Second Vatican Council to begin September 14. Cardinal Cicognani was informed of the start date, and the council is to close with the fourth session, with no closing date yet set, but expected to end late November or early December.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Obituary Notes of Several Local Residents
Thomas G. Jasper 06 of Bessemer Frank C. Summers 9 of Hubard Ohio Mrs. Frank C. Wyman 73 of 1214 E Washington St Roy A. Boots 77 of Ellwood Joseph DiTommaso 83 of Akron David Floyd Atwell 84 of 206 E Grant St multiple simple death notices listed with ages and addresses from the area.
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Frank C. Summers
Hubbard
Ohio
Frank C. Wyman
Washington St
Roy A. Boots
Ellwood
Joseph DiTommaso
Akron
David Floyd Atwell
State Assembly opens 149th session at noon
The 149th regular session of Pennsylvania's General Assembly convened at noon in Harrisburg with a slate of controversial issues. Key topics include reapportionment, unemployment compensation revisions, school bus transport for nonpublic students, county aid, education funding, welfare and state employee salaries, regulation of coal mining, and milk pricing changes. Governor Scranton will deliver the State of the Commonwealth after organization, with caucuses and swearing in set before the joint session.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
William W. Scranton
House
Wampum Borough Holds Tax Line for 1965 Budget
Wampum Borough Council will not raise taxes this year and continues at 10 mills bringing roughly $16,000 annually. President Pelloni asked for a 1965 budget outline for February 1 review and discussed claiming half of the wage tax if Ellwood City Area School District increases its millage. The board also sent the street committee to review a storm sewer dispute from Samuel Corteze at 614 Upper Main Street.
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Wampum
Henry Pelloni
David Wehr
Pelloni
Ellwood City
Street Committee
Samuel Corteze
Upper Main St
New Castle Sanitation Authority OKs 2.6 Million Sewage Plant Bid
The New Castle Sanitation Authority approved final plans for a 2.6 million sewage treatment plant and authorized advertising bids by a 50 vote margin. Council caucus tonight will discuss whether to concur, with members Gibbs Bowden Hildebrand Shepp and McConnell voting for the resolutions.
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New Castle
Razzano
Bowden
McConnell
Labor law change gets LBJ's nod
President Johnson backed the AFL-CIO drive to repeal right-to-work laws in 20 states. He urged Congress for changes to the nation’s labor framework, signaling a push tied to section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act, as AFL-CIO momentum grows in the House amid liberal gains.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
AFL - Cio
Organized Labor
Congress
White House
Eeena Dance Union
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Ralph Smith
Kendall
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Shenango River
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Entareorete
Edinburg
Saigon
LBJ
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Tion
Russia
Pope
Thomas G. Jasper
Bessemer
State Assembly
Charles S. Bowden
Merle Hildebrand
Charles A. Shepp
Byron McConnell
Benjamin K. Finkel
William M. Boston
D. John Razzano
Watkins
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