March of Dimes briefing by civic leaders volunteers meet
About 140 volunteer workers for the March of Dimes attended a coffee at the YM YWCA. Mrs Richard Marguis chaired the event as kits of campaign materials were distributed. John Wydra spoke on birth defects and organizers arranged registration and canvassing logistics for Thursday collections.
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Mothers March of Dimes
Ym~ Ywca
Richard Marguis
Ehay der
Arthur Lennig
John Wydra
National Foundation of the March of Times
Perry Reeder
Orville Flora
Lenrig
Joseph Ginsberg
Joseph Miller
Marten
Burglary case leads to hearing and restraints
A 33 year old man, Charlies K Carlson of Edinburgh, pleaded innocent yesterday to burglary and mischief charges after police say he was caught near a business on Washington St. The rear door was found open but entry not made. An Alderman set a 7 p.m. Wednesday hearing. Carlson posted $1,000 bond and was released.
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Charlies K. Carlson
Edinburgh0
Ploreo Cate
Washington St
Pollee
Palce
Norcy Mack Jr
Carlson
27 New Cardin als Named by Pope One American
27 new cardinals announced by the pope include an American. The report notes movement restrictions on a named cleric and mentions unrelated local incidents. A former New Castle mayor is referenced in connection with a separate injury report from a Cedar Street fire station.
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Pope
New Castle
Vermin
Steinbrink
Warence Aye
Anadder
Die Cedar St
Pranels
Congress faces record LBJ budget amid war on poverty
President Johnson unveiled a dual budget approach for 1968 69 totaling about 99.7 billion in administrative outlays with a cash budget of 127.4 billion. He proposed higher social security benefits, elderly hospital care, and a 36 billion increase in health education housing welfare and poverty programs while trimming defense and space outlays. The plan notes military spending near 38 billion and a shift toward a balanced long term deficit goal.
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Congress
Johnson
John F. Kenney
Jobson
Wen
Churchill dies after long illness in London funeral plans set
Churchill dies at his London home after a massive stroke. His funeral will be staged with gun carriage to St. Pauls, a Thames crossing, then a train to Bladon near Blenheim Palace. Family members attend. tributes note his impact as history unfolds.
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Jesse W. Alderson
Wollcrest Ave
Railway Express Co
Agenit
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Rotary Club
United Commercial Travelera
New Castle
First Methodist Church
Moody Men'a Bible Clans
Blue Lodge No
Pittsburgh
Syria
Catherah
Huntington
John
Martha Anderson
Ife
Ann Furtney
Ila
John Hodge
Wallace Ave
Delbert E. Jolive
Oak Park
Tomarrow
Holy Loch
Scotland
Washington
Hyde Park Gate
Churchill
Times of London
Tme
Westminster Hall
Westminster Abbey
Parliament Building
St. Paul's Cathedral
Thames
Uttle
Bladon
Btenheim Palace
Churchil
Jenne
Shakespeare
Anthony Montague Browne
Lady Churchill
Lord Moran
Winston Churchill
London
Abraham Lincoln
Resley Blough
Ohio
Millersburg
Beatrice Belwis
Pam
Mary Barber Dehuss
Willan Hough
Indiana
Barbara Kauffman
Regis Brough
Burton Brough
Millarsburg
Sx Brothers
Mary Heckathorn
Canton
Ann Eiler
Delbert Dehass
Akron
Elias Dehass
William
Sarah) Lote
Walter Dehass
Marshall Funeral Home
Wampum
Buriol
Clinton Cemetery
Clen Moore
Washington and Jefferson College
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
New Castle Junk Co
Elizabeth Lockhart
William N. Lockhart Jr
New Caste
Joseph M
Margaret) George
Ralph A
Edith) Cooper
Leyde-Tanner Mortuary
Highland
Winter Avenues
James P. Sinkovich
James Patrick Sinkovich
Pulaski
Thomas Sinkovich
New Castle Dor
Sylvia Shelenberger Sinkovich
St. James Church
New Bedford
David
Larry
Stephen
Joseph Sinkovich
Carl K. Shelenberger
New Wilmington
Raymond D. Cunningham
Northside
Wilmington Rd
James Denvir
Villa Maria
Emma Brundert
Center Church
Beaver Falls
William and
Ide McFarland Kelley
Brett Brundert
Mayme Barnes
Rebeecca Ammons
George Kellay
Willam F. DeCarbo
Elene
Cunninghim Ave
Ray Baes
Greenwood Cemetery
Ike pays tribute to Churchill
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, vacationing in California, said it was impossible to express his regret over Sir Winston Churchill’s death. He called Churchill a dear friend and praised his leadership, sending sympathy to Lady Churchill and the British people.
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Indio
Calif
UPI
Dwight D. Disentlower
Winston Churchill
United Kingdom
Eisenhower
Europe
Chigretalt
Emily
Palm Desert
Floyd Odlurn
United States
Winston
PUC refutes overcharges by utilities
The Public Utility Commission rejected NR EC A accusations that Pennsylvania Power Co and 14 other private power companies overcharged customers. A PUC spokesman said NR E C A used a different method to compute investment and profit, claiming vast overcharges. He noted most utilities submitted quarterly reports and have reduced rates during the period.
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Pennsylvania Power Co
State Public Utility Commission
PUC
National Rural Electric Cooperative “Association
NRECA
Peat
Pennsylvania
NREGA
NRSCA
PUG
Mest Power
World leaders praise Churchill at death tribute many leaders react
From his Bethesda sickbed President Johnson praised Churchill as history’s child and ordered half staff. Charles de Gaulle called him greatest in the war drama while Eisenhower Wilson Kosygin and others offered tributes. Soviet and Chinese outlets gave tempered or neutral reactions as world leaders reflect on Churchill’s legacy. Ohio youths face charges after police arrest five youths from Youngstown for theft burglary and alcohol offenses following a high speed chase into Pennsylvania. All five detained at Lawrence County Juvenile Home. Ocean pressure note reports four and a half tons per square inch at four miles down.
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Bethesda
Johnson
Winston
Church
Charles de Gaulla
Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
United Kingdom
Harald Wilson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Tats
China
Czechoslovakia
Ohio
Youngstown
New Castle
George A Haering
Goodnight
Harlansburg
Haering
Lawrence County
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Avalon Dr
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Tso
Lion
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Laan Peoyra
Snl
Mose Democrats
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R-Allegheny
Devoco
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Shamokin
Northumberland County
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Sinder
LBJ
Tate
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J. F. McNamara
Florida
J.P. McNamara
S. E. Miami Rd
Miami
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Anna Hartland
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Frank C. Douds
B. EB. Seavey
Charles Johnson
Charles E. Johnson
Temple Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Anckaski
Finland
Wes
Sandra Rifnlmaki
Shenango Ceramicg Inc
Floyd D
Elizabeth) Campbell
David C
Dan Mae) Hamilton
Leyde- Tanner
Simon Cohen
E. Moody
Twergthsrad Synagogue
Leo Coho
Cleveland
Aaron Cohen
Joseph Cohen
Wanamassa
Charles Reed
Charles Read
N. Jefferson St
Gertus Goodall
Henry
Elizabeth
Hale Goodall
Reed
Hest Methodist Church
Kenneth (Muth
New Middletown
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Delbert Jotley
Graceland Cemetery
Edith Mounts
Edith Genevieve Mounts
Butler County
Thomas and
Minnig Bowers Blair
Washington, Pa
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Robert R. Mounts
Mounts
New Wilmington UP Church
Robert R. Mounts Jr
RD 6
Howard
Danila) Brown
Clark, Pa
Virginia Aiounls
Warren Ohio
Warren
R Mana) Kerrigan
Sharp Funeral Home
New Willington
Richard Graves
E. A. Yakubov
Elizabeth A. Yakutay
Bright Ave
Campbell Ohio
Jenkintown
Joseph
Anna Homko Chabak
Andrew Yakubov
Mary Burek
Austintown
Dorothy Rider
Poland
Helen Badurik
Betty Jutierrez
Boardman
Andrey M. Yakubov
Campbell
Joseph Yakubov
Struthers
Czechlosovakia
Putko
Rich
Thone
Weingartner Florists
Acrose
Elril Peiernt
McBrideshannon CO
E. Washington St
David P
McBride
McHide-Shannon
Howard L. Reynolds Funeral Home
Adams St
Ike
Joseph J. Kapraly
Okinawa
Pennsyvania
Nelonwide
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Insurance CO
Columbur
D. Frank Calahan
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. Frank Calahan
Western Union Telegraph Co
Bluck
PTA
Thaddeus
World
Statesman
Boston
Genith
Arcadia
Zenith
Joseph Mirow
Joseph B
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