Kennedy stays in and Johnson ready to enter
UPI report notes Sen. John F. Kennedy remains active for the Democratic nomination while Lyndon B. Johnson signals a formal candidacy this week. Truman urged Kennedy to step aside, but Kennedy defended an open convention and said his support comes from open primaries and rank and file Democrats.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Washington
UPI
New York
Sen. Senate
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Truman
Mass
White House
Senate
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stuart Symington
Texas
Wallace Seeks Principal Post At Neshannock High
William J. Wallace, New Castle School district secretary business manager, is to be recommended for the Neshannock Township High School principalship at a July 14 school board meeting. The post pays 7400 for this term.
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William J. Wallace
New Castle
Neshannock Twp
Wallace
Richards
Marquis
William Thompson
George Tjiattas
Pitman
N.J
Death notices gathered from local area records
Multiple obituaries and notices list individuals with ages and addresses including Mrs. William C Barber 76 New Castle RD 2 Louis A Valiensi 67 32212 S Jefferson St Louis A George 47 1008 Cunningham Ave Mrs Fred Woods Ellwood City RD 2 Horace W Tressler 73 1007 Warren Ave Robert Dean Harman 63 RD 7 J Ralph Weller 81 4124 Ellwood Rd Mrs George Barnhart 90 Ellwood City Frank DeNome Jr 57 Ellwood City Jesse Stevenson 76 9 Bach St St John J Thalmann 58 Ellwood City Philip Watson 35 Ellwood City John S S Zedaker 90 New Bedford Mrs Anna M Pearson 64 New Wilmington RD 1 Franklin A Zak 62 Deans Block Creton Ave.
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William C. Barber
New Castle
Louis A. Valiensi
S. Jefferson St. Louis A. George
Cunningham Ave
Fred Woods
Ellwood City
Horace W. Tressler
Warren Ave
Robert Dean Harman
J. Ralph Weller
Ellwood
George Barnhart
Frank DeNome Jr
Jesse Stevenson
Bach St
John J. Thalmann
Ellwood Cty
Philip Watson
Ellwood Cit
John S S. Zedaker
New Bedford
Anna M. Pearson
New Wilmington
Franklin A. Zak
Dean
Creton Ave
Castro Says Cuba Holds Pro America Feelings Amid Regime Tactics
Senator Hiram L. Fong of Hawaii said Cuba contains a wells of pro American sentiment masked by Castro regime agitation. He supported restricting sugar to the United States while warning against abandoning the Cuban people. Fong spoke at Independence Hall during Fourth of July ceremonies with Pennsylvania leaders Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Cuba
America
United States
Congress
Fong
Independence Hall
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Joseph Clark
May Ban Future Jazz Festivals At Newport RI
Newport observers say the Newport Jazz Festival riots left a bruised reputation for the resort and may end the five day event. About 130 injured and 200 arrested, with few serious injuries and widespread property damage, as elites retreat to private estates while authorities vow warnings.
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Newport, R.I
Newport
R. I
UPI
Freebody Park
Fa Bt
Atlantic Ocean
Louis’ Bruguiere
Police Report Minor Crashes Over Holiday
State police reported several minor accidents during the Fourth of July weekend in Lawrence County. The heaviest traffic was on Route 19 as motorists returned from the lake region. Nancy Sharp sustained a forehead laceration and knee abrasions when a tractor trailer struck her car at Routes 18 and 108. Marcus R. Bush, driver of the truck, was charged with failure to yield. Total damage approx 1500 dollars. Four others suffered minor injuries and two men were arrested in separate city crashes.
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Lawrence County
Lake Region
Nancy Sharp
W. Neshannock Ave
New Wilmington
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Marcus R. Bush
Chestnut St
Blairsville
Smiley Amusement Co
McCoy, Fla
Bush
Rt. 18
S. Jefferson and
Grove St
Philip DiAugustine
S. Mercer St
James Murray
United Press International
California
Ohio
New York
Texas
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Georgia
Michigan
Alaska
Delaware
New Hampshire
Safety Council
Spring Green
Wis
Ricard” Meister
Fort Wayne
Ind
Shattuck
Oklo
Ashland
Johnson City
Tenn
Salt Lake City
U S And Britain Plan Oil Seizure Protests
UPI reports Washington and London weighing a joint protest over Fidel Castro’s seizure of Anglo American oil refineries in Cuba as Havana braces for possible nationalization of US owned sugar mills and plantations. Russian and Chinese support routes are cited while Cuban officials insist oil supplies will continue.
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Havana
UPI
United States
Britain
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Washington
London
National Federation of Sugar Workers
Conrado Becquer
Castro
Revolucion
U.S
Russia
Red
Alfonso Gutierez
Cuban Oil Institute
Venezuela
Radar Use Cuts Fast Driving
State police in Harrisburg report an experimental radar program over the holiday reduced speeding on a 100 mile stretch of U S Route 30 from Gettysburg to Philadelphia with 245 warnings issued. The test was educational. radar cannot be used as evidence in court. Gov Lawrence ordered the program as part of highway safety efforts and plans include equipping 15 state police troops with radar sets before summer ends. A rain delay postponed the test by one day.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Frank G. McCartney
McCartney
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
David L. Lawrence
Hhis
Pennsylvania
Miss Universe Contest Judging Opens In Miami
United States entrants in the Miss Universe contest began judging today in Miami Beach while several foreign contestants debated American standards of modesty.
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Miami
UPI
United States
Daily Weather Report Sunny and mild today and Wednesday
Sunny and mild conditions with highs in the upper 60s to upper 70s today and Wednesday. Cool tonight with lows near 50s. river stage around 5.7 feet.
Braham Retires as President of Chautauqua Institution
Judge W Walter Braham retires as president of the Chautauqua Institution after its 87th opening. He will be succeeded by J William Carothers, Baltimore executive, who led personnel at Baltimore Gas and Electric. Braham, Lawrence County judge since 1938, returns to New Castle law practice. notes the job cannot be part time as institution grows. Braham helped develop summer programs at the New York institution and remained active in western Pennsylvania politics and legal circles.
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W. Walter Braham
Lawrence County
Chautauqua
Braham
J. William Carothers
Baltimore
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Samuel M. Hazlett
Pittsburgh
Tarentum
Summer Colony
New Castle
America
New York Institution
Pennsylvania
Graham
NewCastle
Nation Tackles Record Holiday Death Toll
United Press International reports a three day Fourth of July weekend saw highway fatalities top 425, with total holiday violent deaths reaching 700. The National Safety Council calls the slaughter on roads appalling and shocking as motorists endanger themselves and others at an alarming rate.
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National Safety Council
Reds Indicate Powers Will Get Public Trial
A high Soviet official indicated Francis G Powers captured after the U 2 incident will face public civil court prosecution rather than a secret military tribunal in Moscow.
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Moscow
UPI
Francis G Powers
Mohawk Area Schools Get Fire Hazard Grants
Mohawk Area School District will receive a total of 74545.41 from state funds to cover fire hazard regulation costs. Grants go to Mohawk Senior High at Bessemer 26598.15 Mohawk Junior High at Mt Jackson 27900.81 and Mahoning Elementary at Sillsville 20046.45. The funds are part of a statewide 1,168,405.59 disbursement for 128 schools.
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Harrisburg
Mohawk Area School
State Department of Public Instruction
Mohawk Area
Mohawk
Bessemer
Mt. Jackson
Mahoning
Sillsville
Lawrence County
State Department of Labor and Industry
Inside Today's News
Brief catalog note indicating contact numbers for News Phones and Want Ads. No readable article details or distinct event facts present.
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Inside Today's
Democrats Raise Health Question in Democratic Nomination Fight
UPI reports Kennedy and Johnson traded health claims as the Democratic pre convention heated up. Kennedy released a medical note declaring him in excellent health and with normal life expectancy and invited Johnson to respond. The issue follows Kennedy 43 and Johnson in early ballot strength as health and vigor become campaign focal points.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Massacchusetts
Johnson
Eisenhower
New York
Truman
White House
Democrats to press broader civil rights stance at convention
Los Angeles UPS Democrats push for a more precise civil rights stand this year as Philip B. Perlman, co chairman, notes Congress has passed voting rights bills but many issues remain. He warns the topic will again spark battles between Northern and Southern delegates, with minority reports likely.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Cochairman
Democratic Platform Committee
John F. Kennedy
Philip B. Perelman
Perlman
Congress
Lems
Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
District of Columbia
City Council eyes Saturday city hall closure vote
The council backed an ordinance to close city hall on Saturdays with an 8:30 to 4:30 schedule. Mayor Steinbrink and Councilman Reynolds opposed. Earlier committee rejected reducing holidays and keeping 8:30 to 4.00. The body also approved $195 455 20 in wage tax suspense funds to 18 municipalities from 1959 city earnings. Fred Bussey named assistant assessor. salary 1500 for remainder of year.
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City Hall
Herman F. Steinbrink
Howard L. Reynolds
Council
Fred Bussey
Circle Dr
Asistant Assessor
Fourth of July Picnic Grady Seeks Healing After Sunburn
A man recalls a Fourth of July picnic with balmy weather and long time friends. He now seeks ungents for sunburn relief as his nose peels and muscles ache from the day. He notes that today is 84 degrees warmer, highlighting the lingering heat and post celebration recovery.
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West Middlesex
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Scar 'm
Sam
Midland
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Massachusetts
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Daily Weather Report
Central Committee
Frol Kozlov
Kozlov
Zurich
Switzerland
James Donovan
Rudolf Ivanovitch Abel
Donovan
Abel
Powers
Sverdlovsk
Siberia
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