Shenango zoning ordinance topic to be aired at public meeting
The Shenango Township Planning Commission will host a public meeting at 7 p.m in the Shenango Elementary School cafeteria to discuss proposed zoning changes. Lawrence Canty Regional Planning Commission produced the plan suggesting industrial parks near Frew Mall Road and U.S. 422 Aiken Road, with some changes rejected by the commission. Local leaders say current zoning largely unchanged but will review health, roadway and capital improvements sections with residents.
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Shenango
Cunningham
Dents
Charter study group sets public access to report July 21
City Charter Study Commission recommends replacing five member council with strong mayor and administration department. A special election on Sept 23 will decide. Copies of the report will be available at the city clerk's office downtown banks the library and service clubs.
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Charter Study Group
City Charter Study Commission
Billy
Atty Thomas A. Shimaker
Commission
Billy Clerk's
Betty Shinsky Crowned International Music League Queen
Betty Jo Shinsky was chosen International Music League Queen at the Cedar Point convention. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Shinsky of 702 Shenango Street. An accordion student at the Margaret Nastas Conservatory of Music in Flood City she competed against more than 100 girls from across the country. Nastas entered five bands and several soloists in week long contests. Two bands won first place and three took second. Thirteen soloists earned superior ratings and six earned excellent ratings.
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Betty Jo Shinsky
International Music League
Cedar Point
Ohio
Joseph Shinsky
Miss Shinsky
Margaret Nastas
Labor eyes computers for help in voter drive
The AFI-CIO's COPE plans pilot electronic data processing projects to streamline registration canvassing car pools and vote campaigns. A two page pamphlet outlines a computer oriented system to check registration form crowds and locate workers by home address via a scanner with tests planned for Washington San Francisco and Pennsylvania.
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Wasmingson
Afi-Cio
Moll Jeal Education
COPE
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Bus stops announced for Downtown Street Fair schedule
Four days of bus service adjustments announced with loading points for Jefferson Street West Side Grant Street near the Temple Building on North Street Highland Avenue at North and Mill streets and Eastbound loads near E Washington Street and Croton plus time schedules to be kept as closely as possible.
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Grant St
Temple Building
North St
Highland Ave
North
Mill Streets
E. Washington St
Croton Ve
18 million employed in plants in June
Washington reports that more than 18 million Americans held factory jobs in June, a peacetime high. The Labor Department notes gains in steel, auto, machinery, and metal-using industries, with an average pay of $108.2 a week and a 41.0 hour work week.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
United States
Harald, Goldstein
Tabor Statistics
Button collection program at North Beaver Grange
North Beaver Grange members hear Mr and Mrs Sohn Turner of Liberty Grange share their button collection at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in the grange hall on Clelland Mill Rd. The Turners display world buttons and recount collecting experiences. Social committee includes Mr and Mrs William Logan Miss Catherine McKinley and Mr and Mrs Dale McConnell.
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North Beaver Grange
Sohn Turner
Liberty Grange
Grange Nall
Clelland Mill Rd
Turner
William Logan
Catherin McKinley
Dale McConnell
Charge Dropped In Narcotics Case For 1-Year-Old Boy
The charge of illegal possession of narcotics against Wesley Owens of 234 W Grant St was dropped after an intercepted report from the Youngstown Police laboratory. The white capsules found in the boy’s car after a wild chase were not narcotics. Police will press assaulting an officer charges against Gwens and he faces potential traffic violations from the chase through the West Side. A hearing is set for 1:40 p.m. Wednesday before Justice Anna Coman.
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Ole Botn
Wesley Owens
W. Grant St
Youngstown
Ohio State Laboratory
London
Ohio
W. More Smith
Gwens
Poland
Gwens Alay
West Side
Grant St
Pulaski Township
Clustice of the Peace
Anna Coman
Service set for victims of accident near Easton
A service will be held at Ebenezer Church of God in Christ at 2 pm tomorrow for four people killed in a highway accident on U.S. 22 near Easton. Officiating will be Rev. Shepherd Phreats and Nev. Israel Gaither. Details list survivors from New Castle and nearby towns, with multiple family members named and burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Jefferson St
U.S. 22
Easton
Shepherd 'Phreats
Ebenezer Church
Israel Gaither
House of Prayer
Sampson St
Raymond Nolmes
Weynolds
I Kosciuske
Gel
William
Katie Ross Sallis
Haymond Uolmes
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Roger L
Henry B
New Castle
Willis Wells
Claysburg
Carriz Juice
Chicago
Barbara Thompson
Tommie Reynolds
Altoona
Samuel G. Sallis
New City
Edith Mae Holmes
Holmes
New Gaille
Kenneth Anderson
Newark
Mary Hetentle
Luxor
Germaine
Kenneth de
Rain Offers Short-Lived Relief Or Corn Belt Drought
The five day forecast cited spotty rain as a brief relief to a drought, with Boster of the crop reporting service calling the rain a godsend for corn and apples but warning against another extended dry spell. Hay shortages loom for cattle and dairy farmers, while drought disaster status spread to 24 Pennsylvania counties with nine more awaiting approval. Typhoon Freda struck the northern Philippines, cutting communications and raising fears of heavy losses.
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Boster
Baster
Leland HH. Biel
Anthony di Santo
U. S. Agricultural Stabiliation and Conservation Service
di Santo
Pennsylvania
Washington
Mayette
Indigna
Clinton
Franklin
Dauphin
Montgomery Coun
Samuel
Cabb
State Forests and Waters Department
Richard M. Boardman
Health Department
Delaware
Philadelphia
Boardman
Harry A. de Wire
Public
Black Road project ready in Slippery Rock Township
Slippery Rock Township supervisors voted to inform the state Highway Department the township is ready to reconstruct about a 1.5 mile stretch of Black Road from U.S. 19 toward Plain Grove. Budget is 25 000 dollars for the project with plans to widen the road bed and straighten curves. An extra $80 was approved for June expenditures.
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Slippery Rock
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Jown TL. Pherson
Plain Grove
Zoning Board Grants Atfora Yard Variance In Neshannock
Neshannock Township Board of Appeals approved a special exception for yard requirements to Pat and Millie Atfora of 1204 Cunningham Ave to finish a residence under construction at a public hearing. The plan to build a porch ends 10 feet from the property line, with a required 15 feet. Kathryn M. Boston reported no objections. Knights of Columbus Council 512 to install new officers at 8:20 pm tomorrow in Eagles Club Building. Henry Hametly to conduct ceremonies with Grand Knight Anthony Mirninella succeeding Eugene Stengel.
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Neshannock
Knights
Coucil
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Henry Hametly
Charles Guarnier
Anthony Mirninella
Eugene Stengel
Reynolds Family Man Dies At Home In New Castle
Edward Rosser Reynolds aged 67 of 414 Maitland Lane died at 10:30 p.m. yesterday of an apparent heart attack. He was a retired International Harvester mechanic from Boardman Ohio and longtime member of the First Church of the Nazarene in New Castle. Surviving are his wife two daughters a son a brother and ten grandchildren with funeral plans at Reynold Funeral Home and church services Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Burial at Castle View Burial Park.
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Newark NJ
Mary Helen Holmes Anderson
New Castle
Raymond and
Davie Davis Anderson
Union Baptist Church
New Jersey
Marine Corps
Newersey
M's
Steve Cann C C. Wiley
Bernard Phyl Jackson
Raymond Jr
Joseph
Robert
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Dexse G. Crankleton
W. Grant
Wil Bely
Greenwood Cemetery
Edward R. Reynolds
Edward Rosser Reynolds
Maitland Lane
Divi
David and
Mary Rosser Reynolds
Florence Stevrent
Reynolds
International Harvester Co
Boardman
Ohio
First Church of the Nazarene
Unity Bible Class
Grace) Wilcox
Sharon
L.A
Alice June) Kennedy
Edward M
de A G. Reynolds
Bret
Tela
Terbert
Ne-Co-Hi 40 class honors adviser at New Castle reunion
The New Castle High School Class of 1940 honored adviser Mrs. Elisabeth Williams Birchard at a reunion in the caravan. James Newell of Greenville, class president, presented a charm for her bracelet and flowers. Chairs Mr. and Mrs. Meank Banfield received tributes.
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New Castle High School
Elieabeth Williams Birchard
James, Newell
Greenville
Meank Banfield
Ted
Jena Mae McConnell
Jeanette Kulkin Smith
Marjorie Walker Llewellyn
Alies Gosley Toels
Virginia Amfeclelland Tanner
William Golis
Jane Rice Parker
California
Louise Micea Couper
Sadie Riskinson Pherson
Elleen
Matiste Daugherty
Trod Seaster
Stanley Labinsky
Moscow to Boost Aid to North Vietnam says Tass
United Press International reports Moscow agrees to increase economic and military aid to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. The Moscow agreements envision additional assistance beyond what the Soviet Union already provides.
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Moscow
Sovietews Agency
Tass
Russia
Viet Nam
Democratic Republic of
Soviet Union
Peking Signs Pact and Hanoi Responses
Fragmentary text notes a Peking pact and vague Hanoi statements about mutual understanding. It mentions Thanh Nghi and Viet Nam Workers Party links, with Soviet aid claims tied to North Vietnam. American officials cite near-ready Soviet missile sites and ongoing construction of others.
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Hanoi
Thanh Nghi
Viet Nam Jorkers Party
North
Viet Nam
Marines Fight Two Battles West Of Da Nang Air Base
Marines of the 2nd Battalion of the MK Marines pushed on Monday to rout about 20 guerrillas from a village west of the Da Nang air base. One Marine was wounded as Camusists mingled with villagers and fled south. Air strikes reportedly killed at least 260 Communists as U S planes bombed ammunition dumps and bridges in North Vietnam near Hanoi.
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MK Marines
Ja Nang
Evan Han
Ted Dong
Paxt Diem
Hanoi
LBJ to hold press talk on U S relations
President Lyndon B Johnson will hold a press talk and discuss plans for improved relations with another nation. The remarks follow Vy’s commendation to Secretary of State Dean Rusk for prompt review and emphasize aiming for still better relations between the two countries.
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Dean Rusk
Three convicts face hearing on Western Penitentiary break
Three inmates Richard Mayberry Virt Langes and Dominic Codispodi from eastern Pennsylvania faced a preliminary hearing in Pittsburgh on charges of hostage taking attempted prison breach and felonious assault tied to a June 27 abortive breakout at Western Penitentiary. The men asked for due process as police surrounded the prison during the hearing week.
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UPT
Pennsylvania
Western Penitentiary
Wilson M. Wright
Richard Mayberry
Virt Langes
Dominic Codispodi
He Ald
Tey
Mayacledes
Seventh Ward Auxiliary Meeting Nears Tomorrow
The Christopher Columbus Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at p.m. in the elu rooms on S. Liberty St with Mrs. John Vanne presiding. Plans include a picnic and a trip for members. Holy Rosary Society picnic noted with Communion in body at 9 a.m. July 18 Mass in St. Lucy Church under parish committee.
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Christopher Columus
Elu
S. Liberty St
John Vanne
Holy Rosary Society of
St. Lucy Churete
Cascade
the & A.m
St. Lucy Church
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Life Insurance Offer for Ages Thirty Nine to Seventy Nine
A mailed application promotes a Great Lakes Insurance Co policy offering two thousand dollars guaranteed lifetime protection. Send name, address, ZIP, and birth year to Elgin Illinois 60122 for details. No obligation required. Tear out and mail today.
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Tome
Fra Life
Great Lakes Insurance Co
Elgin
Ill
Deaf Man Parfests Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A tersely worded ad describes a miniature transistor hearing aid claimed to let a hard of hearing person hear speech clearly. The seller asserts years of use, promises whisper clarity, and offers full information without test or obligation. It mentions an address in York, Pennsylvania and a product code 1.0 Box Gl.
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York
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