Future Farmers Cite News Emphasis on Vocational Agriculture
The New Castle News was cited by the Future Farmers of America for its emphasis on vocational agriculture and FFA programs in its news and editorial columns.
12 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1961
Page
1
The New Castle News was cited by the Future Farmers of America for its emphasis on vocational agriculture and FFA programs in its news and editorial columns.
A Mediterranean squall sank a small vessel carrying Jewish emigres to Israel near Alhucemas, Morocco. The captain and five crewmen died. three survivors clung to lifePreservers for hours before rescue by a fishing boat and shore arrival. Details remain scarce as authorities restrict information.
President Eisenhower told Congress his eight years in office produced progress but left key issues unresolved. He cited foreign perils in Berlin Cuba Laos and Africa and urged ongoing effort on employment growth currency health and education at home. The address, read by a clerk rather than him, reviewed his legacy and warned that problems persist.
The New Castle city school board met to discuss upcoming salary talks with teachers. Supt. Dr. Howard S. Stewart said teachers would be fair this year, while directors split on approach. Perry urged discussion before the new budget. Johns favored a report to the board rather than a teachers delegation.
Arthur Memeter notes catalog pictures of spuds and cabbage and contrasts them with real garden results. He urges following seed instructions and proper care though yields often differ from catalog images. He ends with a seasonal weather note, predicting milder days up to forty nine degrees.
The Greater New Castle Association elected Herman W. Green president. Retiring president Vernon B Corle is first vice president, William G. Eckles second vice president, Thomas L. Pawlak secretary, and John C. Jordan treasurer.
The city asked Congressman Frank M. Clark to back a bill to obtain federal funds in the United Prngin eering and Foundry Corp. case. Mayor Herman F. Steinbrink said he may travel to Washington to discuss the measure after Clark advised sending a case resume, highlighting its impact on the city's finances.
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The 46th annual convention of the Lawrence County Association of Township Officials opens at 10 a m tomorrow at Wayne Two Fire Hall with about 100 in attendance. Delegates include supervisors tax collectors county commissioners and state officials. H A Cappy Thompson and William Ellis will speak. About 15 resolutions on township business are expected. Officers are Russell Wilson president William C Howe first vice president John Johnson second vice president and Chester Leslie secretary.
Partly cloudy north and mostly sunny south with little temperature change. Highs 32 to 38 north and 40 to 45 south. Tonight and Friday partly cloudy, slightly cooler tonight and warmer Friday. Lows 16 to 21 north and 22 to 27 south. Lake Erie winds 15 knots variable. No precipitation. river stage 4.6 feet. This period last year saw highs 35 and lows 24 with no precipitation. river stage 7.3 feet.
Taylor and New Castle school boards held an exploratory session to study a possible union district, focusing on finances. Dr. Howard Stewart and County Supt. Irwin W. Stankard discussed potential advantages for Taylor Two, New Castle, and anticipated state guidance. The boards plan further data gathering and expect a statewide report to influence next steps.
The Federal Urban Renewal Administration approved a $17,195 planning grant for the Washington Square project. The Redevelopment Authority will plan land acquisition and demolition between Diamond Way and Beaver Street and Washington Street and Sycamore Way.
Lawrence County municipalities will share a 40000 appropriation approved by county commissioners for local road improvements. They expect about 80000 in gasoline tax refunds from the state by mid June, to be distributed among New Castle nine boroughs and 17 townships on a population and road mileage basis.
Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, the university of Georgia’s first black students, were suspended at midnight and sent home for their safety as rioters pelted a dormitory and clashes with police erupted. Governor Vandiver prepared to intervene to shield them from threats to their lives.
Councilman Richard H. Biddle outlines a plan to cover a 45000 deficit by combining budget cuts with a 20000 transfer from the Streets and Public Improvements budget and 15000 expected from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. City officials debate legality and reliability amid Supreme Court tax lien ruling and viaduct repair obligations.
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