Kennedy Hails Start of Inaugural Era at Washington Galas
President-elect John F Kennedy mingled with entertainment and political elites at two pre inauguration parties in Washington D C hosted by Stephen Smith and Bart Lytton He spent about five hours in the capital before departing for New York amid crowds and celebrity appearances including Frank Sinatra Jimmy Durante Tony Curtis Janet Leigh and Bat Masterson The celebrations featured toasts by George Jessel and honors for Jacqueline Kennedy with guests such as Governor Edmund G Brown and Gene Barry.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Georgetown
Bart Lytton
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
New York City
Smiths
Thetreet
Frank Sinatra
Jimmy Durante
Tony Curtis
Janet Leigh
Hollywood
Smiths’ Party
Lytton Party
Lytton
California Democratic Central Committee
National Finance Committee
George Jessel
America
Jessel
California
Edmund G. Brown
Gene Barry
Bat Masterson
Jaycees Set DSA Banquet in New Castle Cathedral
New Castle Junior Chamber of Commerce schedules the Distinguished Service Award banquet for February 15 at The Cathedral. A speaker will be announced. nomination blanks are available for clubs and businessmen. Past winners include DeCarbo 1954 and Agnew 1965. eligible nominees are ages 21 to 36 who served the community in the prior year.
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New Castle
Bert Agnew
J. Fred Rentz
Robert M. Ayde
Fred H. Allen
William G. Eckles
Alfred G. Hawkins
Edward A. DeCarbo
Council Divides Over Fire Hose Purchases Decision
City Council deadlocked 2 to 2 along party lines amid continued opposition to Emergency purchase of fire hose. The dispute centers on delaying Reynolds recommendations until payment status on a prior hose purchase is resolved.
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Howard L. Reynolds
Robert W. Rainey
Reynolds
Rainey
Counci
Tri-State Safety Equipment Co
Samuel H. Byers Equipment Co
Frank A. Cray and Sons
New Castle
McCormick Fire Equipment Co
Monroeville
American LaFrance Corp
Elmira
N.Y
Youngstown Rubber Products
Richard W. Cover
Glenshaw
Blaze Guard Manufacturing Co
Youngstown Rubber Products Co
Fisher Bros. Dry Goods
Washington St
C. L. Hawkins
Park Ave
Tugboat Strike Paralyzes Commuter Rail Service
Negotiations failed to end a tugboat crew strike in New York City, knocking out commuter railroad service for 70,000 riders and provoking uproar among suburban officials. The walkout disrupted weekday travel and strained regional transit operations.
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New York
UPS
Eisenhower Sees Economy Strong as Kennedy Sees Recession
President Eisenhower in his final Economic Report to Congress says the economy remains fundamentally strong and likely to grow again after a moderate late 1960. He notes inflationary pressures have been tamed despite a 1.4 percent rise in consumer prices last year and urges restraint on rate cuts. Meanwhile Kennedy advisers say the nation is in recession and sluggish, though Eisenhower avoids the term.
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Washington
Upi
Eisenhower
Congress
John E. Kennedy
Kennedy
Khrushchev Vows Global Support for Revolutions and Berlin Pressure
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev pledged continued Soviet help for inevitable national armed revolutions worldwide and renewed threats to force Western withdrawal from Berlin. He said the USSR would back national liberation wars and cited Algeria and Vietnam as examples while labeling Western powers vulnerable in West Berlin.
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Moscow
UPS
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Berlin
Soviet Union
England
France
Israel
Egypt
Khrushchev
Academy of Social Sciences
Communist Party Central Committee
Kommunist
Russia
United States
Britain
West Berlin
Theaters of Ellwood 34
Classified page snippet notes listings for theaters in Ellwood with section references and contact lines. It mentions obituaries and individuals including Herbert Ellsworth Houk and Alyce P. Cory with ages and residences.
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Ae Sports
Ene Theaters of
Ellwood
Herbert Ellsworth Houk
Cleveland, D
Alyce P. Cory
Wampum Rdp
City's Fire Dept. Is Ranked Second In State Contest
The City Fire Department placed second in Pennsylvania in the National Fire Protection Association's 1960 fire prevention education contest. The award recognizes efforts in public fire safety education and community outreach across the state.
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City
Pennsylvania
National Fire Protection Assn
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
New Castle
Greater
New Castle Assn
City Firemen
New Castle Fire Inspectors Find 23 Offenses
City firefighters report 23 offenses found in downtown New Castle with six violations added yesterday bringing total offenders to 25 since inspections began last Thursday. Chief Rozzi says 72 hour corrections are required and plans to extend checks to South Side Mahoningtown and rubbish haulers to improve safety.
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New Castle
Pete Rozzi
Rozzi
Mahoningtown
Public Safety
Howard Reynolds
Rozzis
Eisenhower warns nation on communism and peace
President Eisenhower in a farewell radio speech urges vigilance against a hostile communist ideology and a powerful military industrial complex. He cautions against miraculous solutions and promises to work for world peace as Kennedy prepares to take office.
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White House
Embezzlement Shocks Tiny Sheldon Iowa Bank
Federal agents move into Sheldon National Bank as the town confronts a $2.13 million embezzlement by bank president W P Iverson Geiger's daughter Burnice Iverson Geiger. FDIC officials audit to determine insured losses while residents seek a motive and disposal of funds.
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Sheldon, Iowa
UPI
Sheldon National Bank
Burnice Iverson Geiger
Iowa
FDIC
Midwest
Geiger
Thomas Lutman
First Congregational Church
Sioux City
Savings and Loan
Norfolk
President-Elect Kennedy Begins Low Key Day in New York
President elect John F Kennedy arrives in New York at 12 18 am after leaving Washington. He avoids the farewell address on television and reads early editions of the morning papers. Kennedy came from a Washington party hosted by his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Stephen Smith.
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New York
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Fisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Commissioners Move to Equalize County Land Values
County commissioners will seek to align land values with actual selling prices for assessment. Initial studies begin Friday at 1 30 p m in the office of Chief Assessor W Henry Wettich. The effort targets about 50 000 parcels with wide disparities between sale prices and assessed values.
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W.henry Wettich
Tax Board
Ray Bailey Bailey
George F. Bolinger
Wettich
Union Two
Neshannock Two
Famed Entertainer George Jessel To Headline Cathedral Open House
Public invited to a YM YWCA building fund open house at the Cathedral this Saturday featuring George Jessel famed entertainer and “Toastmaster General.” Bart Lytton will introduce Jessel with local musicians and university music professors leading group singing. Attendees will hear Jessel’s humor and support community fundraising for a new Y building.
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George Jessel
Y" Building Fund
United States
Cathedral
Jessel
Hollywood
Bart Lytton
New Castle
California
Mike Isabella
American Federation of Musicians
Penn State University
Hummel Fishburn
Frank Gallo
Ym-Ywca Building Fund
State Solons Begin Work On Key Fiscal Measures
Harrisburg lawmakers press to speed through tax revisions and budget plans after Gov. Lawrence calls for speed. The House moves a four bill package to add 24 million in revenue, while joint House Senate hearings are planned on the 991 million budget.
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Harrisburg
Dphila
Savings and Loan Associations
Pennsylvania
J. Dean Polen
D-Wash
House Appropriations
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Asst
John Oberleitner
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Daily Weather Report
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Ike
God Speed
UPD
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Eddie Cantor
Walter Winchell
Lawrence
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