McDonald campaigns in East Baltimore and New York
David J. McDonald resumes a fourth term as United Steelworkers president and speaks in Baltimore about job security goals for Can Industry workers. He notes wage talks with Continental Can and American Can and backs broader anti poverty measures as he campaigns with USW delegates and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
McDonald
Continental Can
New York
USW
Peime
Hagle
McDonald Anid
Abel
Anenklight
Chicago
Negotiations Led by National Can Corp and Crown Cork
The statement highlights that total job security includes greater dignity and greater prosperity. No start dates have been scheduled for contract talks with two smaller can makers, National Can Corp and Crown Cork and Seal Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Companies
National Can Corp
Crown
Cork & Seal Corp
YM YWCA Expands Family Nights Schedule
The YM YWCA increases its program from biweekly to weekly Family Nights. Sessions run Friday and Saturday on alternating weeks, with activities from 7 to 10 p.m. Entrance rules require membership for children eight and older, and parents may use facilities based on membership type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ym-Ywca
Planning course to begin at YM-YWCA
An eight week planning course will begin in the YM YWCA today with seventy seven enrolled for the contract work overseen by the Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission. The course topic is The Objectives of Planning and Development. Lecturers include Dr. Fagar from Penn State Institute of Public Administration Carl Robinson from the state department of instruction and RPC Chairman Daniel H. McQuinn. A three dollar fee for instructional materials is due at registration. Classes meet eight consecutive Tuesdays with co sponsors including the state Department of Instruction the county commissioners Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Association and the Institute of Public Administration and Extension Service of Penn State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ym-Ywca
Apm
Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission
John FE. Blacknon
LORPC
le. Rpc
Dantel H. Me. Quinton
State Department of Instruction
Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Association
Institute of Public Administration and Apricultura Extensian Service of
Venn State
State education board actions eyed by New Wilmington district
New Wilmington Area School Board met last night and debated federal job programs for students under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. They discussed whether the community qualifies and planned to survey the district for potential funding. The board also denied a state request to aid in a federal damag e suit against bid rigging firms, and approved budget provisions to fix deficiencies in hot lunch, library, guidance, and remedial English services. Construction plans include Plain Grove and Pulaski Township elementary schools and an addition to the high school with an estimated $1,147,518 cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Justice Department
Walter Alessandroni
Attorney General
John Greer
State Department of Public Instruction
Shaffer
Joseph Fusco
Pittsburgh
Plain Grove
Pulaski Township
Inaugural Night as Johnson Opens Presidency with Parade
President Johnson arrived amid cheers at a gala after a $1,000 dinner, then entered with Lady Bird for the inaugural showcase. The official ceremony outdoors at the Capitol begins at 11:30 a.m. EST with a 24 hour parade down Pennsylvania Avenue likely to run overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Glo
National Guard Armory
Shoreham Hale
Sherston Park
Texas
Humphrey
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Ex CIA official links Polish spy to Czarevich Alexei claim
An ex CIA official alleges Polish spy Goleniewski may be the Czarevich Alexei and criticizes authorities for withholding proof of identity. He cites Allen Dulles and John McCone and says the defector has given weeks of testimony on American involvement in Communist spy parallels and is expected to testify to congressional committees later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
Kazimiers Midor
State Department
Warsaw
George S. Carey Jr
Czar
CIA
Golewiowaki
Czarevich Alexei
Kinmsey
CHA
Ani
Kimsey
Allen Dulles
CLA
John A. McCone
Goleniewsky
Paralses
Congressional
Speaker set to kick off Y campaign page continues
The feature outlines the speaker's roles with Rotary Grange Tank Walton League and other organizations plus a Brown University BA in 1900. A separate report notes tools and a battery charger stolen from Mrs. Charles Willmarth of 2307 Albert Street during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willmarth
Albert St
Tractor Fire Causes $1,000 Loss Near Volant Road Home
A tractor parked in a basement garage at Robert Armstrong’ s Volant Road residence caught fire around 4 PM yesterday as he attempted to start it. Armstrong escaped unharmed. Fire Deputy Chief Wayne Wagner estimated total loss at $1,000 for the tractor and water damage to stored items, noting the blaze did not reach any part of the one story frame house half a mile east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Volant Rd
Robert Armstrong
Wayne Wagner
Herald
Here
City adopts new plumbing code patterned after national standard
City Council enacted a revised plumbing code tied to the National Plumbing Code. The measure, approved to secure redevelopment aid, sets a 10 am next Tuesday meeting to adopt and take effect February 5. Provisions require a $2,000 bond, licenses for plumbers, and annual fees of 45 for masters and 2 for journeymen, with penalties up to a $100 fine or 20 days in county jail.
Churchman study of federal act and Easter film plans
The council will back the showing of the film King of Kings during Easter season and study the federal act further before definite plans. Christ Child festival proposed for early December indoors pending more study. a three day evening presentation is hoped. YMCA di rector James G. Elken urged audience participation and noted referees and officials, and Holy Spirit themes in sermons. Legion of Honor to meet Thursday with Commander Reeder presiding. guests from Mercer, Buller and Beaver counties expected. refreshments served.
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King of Kings
Henderson
Catton
YMCA
James G. Elken
Montgomery Fadgers
City Mission Welfare
F. Dickson Marshall
Marshall
Ife
Legion of Honor
Cathedral At & P.m
Perry L. Reeder
Mercer
Buller
Beaver Counties
Medal for 50 Years Service Earned by Kaufman
Harry B. Kaufman longtime Sunday School worker at Maple Grove Mennonite Church received a 50 year service medal. Lawrence County Sabbath School Association President Harry Munson presented during a worship service. State association awards honor for faithfulness in teaching or church work. Several local residents have earned the honor in recent months.
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Harry B. Kaufman
Maple Grove Mennonite Church
Harry Munson
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Lawrence County
State Association
Shenango High Band Banquet Set for February 20
Shenango High School will host its annual junior and senior band banquet on February 20 in the school cafeteria. Band Parents reported plans at a recent meeting with Mrs. Glenn Murphy in charge of the dinner and a bake sale organized by the ways and means committee led by Mrs. Edward Liverani. Rev. Russell Moore presided. next meeting scheduled for March. A separate item notes police seek a woman, 25 to 30, about 5-foot-6, who passed a $5.25 bad check at Thrift Drug Store on East Washington Street, cashier Mrs. DeLuca said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango High
Shenango High School
Glenn Murphy
Edward Liverani
Ways and Means
Russell Moore
Washington St
Arnold Feld
Frank DeLuca
Farm management discussion at Lawrence County meeting
Farm business management will be discussed at a Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Association meeting at 4 15 p m Thursday in the county warehouse one block north of the county courthouse The topic is Farm Managment Road to Greater Income Farmers and archives are invited to attend
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Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Association
County Court House
Deaths Of The Day A directory Ina Seegon Ter calling
Aiken Ira E. 81 of Copper Rd RD 6 died at home. Born Nov 6 1883 Slip p ery Rock Twp to John P and Lucinda Myers Aiken. Survived by wife Marjorie, son Ira A. Aiken, daughter Florence Harlan, two sisters, a brother, 11 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. Service Thursday 2 PM at Robert A Myers Home For Funerals. Burial Mt Hermon Cemetery.
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Ira E. Aiken
Ellsworth Aiken
Copper Rd
Me. Aiken
Slippery Rock Township
John P
Lucinda Myers Aiken
Agnes Gibson
Marjorie Cooper
Aiken
Mt. Hermon Presbyterian Church
Ira A. Aiken
Fairless Hills
Mitten
Florence) Harlan
RD 6
Sarah Ambuster
California
Mary Biredorm
RD 5
Clarence E. Aiken
New Castle
Clyde Aiken
Della Stewart
Arbert
Garth
Albert Aiken
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson S
David P. White
Mt. Hermon
Tomorow
McConnell Sloan win bridge game at Temple Israel
Byron Mevonnes and Dr Henry Sloan took first place in the Temple Israel Men's Club duplicate bridge event Sunday. Frank Moretti Sherman Lavine were second and Mr and Mrs Paul LaBarge third in the Howell movement. next game Feb 7 at the Temple with master points available. Francis Adamo, 17, is in good condition after a left knee injury playing basketball at Cedar Street.
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Byron Mevonnes
Henry Sloan
Temple Israel Men
Howell
Frank Moretti
Sherman Lavine
Paul LaBarge
Temple
Mart Francis Adamo
Cedar St
SL Francis Hospital
City Council Moves Meetings to Thursdays
The City Council votes to shift regular meetings from Tuesdays to Thursdays starting February 4. Meetings will be at 7 30 p.m. on the first Thursday and 11 a.m. on remaining Thursdays to align payroll approvals with automated processing at Peoples Bank of Lawrance County.
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Peoples Bank
Lawrance County
Air Force denounces parachute link to Wichita crash
Oklahoma City newsroom reports an Air Force probe found a parachute entangled in a KCI jet engine after a Wichita Kansas crash that killed 29. Air Force officials in Wichita deny the chute was a factor while journalists note a photo shows a drogue chute in the engine area.
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Oklahoma City
UPID
Tinker Air Force Base
KCI
Wichita
Kan
James
Oklahoma Journal
Air Force Information
Tinker
Air Forza
Murray A. Bywater
Little Rock Afb
Ark
Jack L. Gianniana
Oliver W Beach services scheduled in Sharon
Oliver W Beach 61 of 182 Daugherty Ave died at Sharon General Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral service set at Blest Presbyterian Church Sharon at 11 am tomorrow. Friends may call at J Trevor Sample Funeral Home today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Survived by wife a son two sisters and two brothers. He was an official at a Sharon automotive firm and a member of Valley of New Castile Consistory.
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Sharon
Henry E. Kirk 72 dies in Pittsburgh
Henry Earl Kirk 72 of 2 Buffalo St died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh. He belonged to Valley of New Castle Consistory R and was treasurer of the Lower Valley Salvation Army yard. Survived by his wife and several nieces. Services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow Batchelor Funeral Home Rochester. Burial Sylvania Hills Memorial Park.
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Henry E. Kirk
Pittsburgh
Beaver
Henry Earl Kirk
Buffalo St
Mercy Hospital
Valley of New Castle Consistory R
Lower Toad Valley
Salvation Army Yard
Batchelor Funeral Home
Rochester
Sylvania Hills Memorial Park
Heiderman Sr. Dies in Sharon Funeral Set
W Harry W Heiderman Sr of Lincoln Street died Sunday at Sharon General Hospital after a long illness. He is the father of William Heiderman of New Wilmington and survived by two other sons three daughters two sisters and four grandchildren. A 9 am Mass will be sung tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church, with burial in St Mary Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. today at Norman Hall Funeral Home in Sharon.
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G. W. Miller
W. Wabesh Ave
Julia Black
St. Francis Hospital
Richmond
Ohio
George Anid Martha Deets Black
Miller
Grange Ladies Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
John
Gladys) Thompson
Laurel
Paul
Dorothy) Xlingensmith
New Castle
Clifford
Ruth) Weygant
Pasadena
Mai
Charles D. Waller
Roy G. Miller
Martha Miller
Robert A. Myera
Jefferson St
Mervin Sennab
Croton Methodist Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Sharon
Harry W. Heiderman Sr
Lincoln St
Sharon General Hospital
Shere Long Ilness
T. Heiderman
William Heiderman
New Wilmington
Sacred Heart Church
St Mary Cemetery
Friends Wiil
Norman Hall Funeral Home
Man suffers injuries after auto skids on slick road
Fred Ryan, 49, of 761 River Rd, fractured rib and cut eyelid when his car skidded on an ice slick road and struck an embankment at ? a.m. yesterday. He was en route to work and is listed in good condition at St. Francis Hospital. Police had no report of the accident.
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Fred Ryan
River Rd
Iteslick
At & A.m
St. Francis Hospital
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