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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1962
Page
1
Local officials announce a state inspection program for school buses covering about 120 units in Shenango and surrounding districts. Drivers must present physicals and licenses, with buses rejected for issues like exhaust, lighting, or safety equipment. A schedule lists inspection sites and dates through mid August at multiple garages and schools.
Raymond Murray 55 of 2101 Yennox Hd Cleveland Heights died Thursday at 9 30 am in Cleveland Circle Hospital after an illness He was born in New Castle Sept 26 1807 and worked as a pigment valve operator with Republic Steel Corp Survived by his wife Alice Carlton Murray a brother Dallas Murray and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 20 pm from J Schulte Funeral Home East of Noble Rd Friends may call Saturday 7 0 pm and Sunday 2 4 and 7 10 pm Interment in Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland
Gov. Taval L. Lawrence proposed candidates for four federal judgeships in Pennsylvania but did not disclose other names. He announced the suggestions Thursday during a meeting with Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy in Cox, Pennsylvania.
A Bureau of Traffic Safety list shows Lawrence County residents had one year revocations and twelve month suspensions during the week of July 15. Included are Homer Ailes and Carl Cobbs for drunken driving and revoked driving respectively, with numerous others receiving suspensions for speeding nonpayment of judgments and related violations.
General Lawrence denounces Scranton for silence on the elderly medical care program and assails Senator Hugh Scott and the AMA lobby. He urges voters to back Democrat William Gombar in the 10th District race and criticizes the voluntary Medicare plan for aging Americans as costly and ineffective.
Pittsburgh officials prepared an appeal of an Allegheny County court order restoring Lt. Arthur Baker to the police force with back pay and full rights. The court’s six page ruling questioned the admissibility of a federal letter. Baker’s dismissal followed a New Kensington gambling raid last August amid trial board findings. The case mirrors broader state and federal questions about evidence and discipline in law enforcement.
A weather update for Weston Pennsylvania predicts a chance of showers late tonight with possible Saturday showers. Eastern counties may stay mostly fair through Saturday while western areas warm to the upper 70s and low 80s. Tonight’s lows expected in the 50s to near 60s. A high pressure area over West Virginia will shift toward the Delaware Maryland coast by Saturday as a complex low pressure system moves east from the central U.S.
A Soviet newspaper notes Ivanov is the most common surname among Muscovites. The piece lists variations and patronymics, highlighting Ivan Ivanovich Ivanov among frequent name patterns. A separate traffic story reports a fatal truck crash near El Paso, Texas, with $9,500 damage and a fully demolished vehicle after a collision on Route 30.
The report estimates a substantial coal reserve in Missouri with a Watable capacity of about Ht billion tons, signaling a potential large energy resource for rail and industrial use. Further details specify the geographic scope and measurement ambiguity in the reported figures.
A traveling health lecturer Adolphus Uchensee 35 of Scranton PA and assistants Russell James 70 Hobart Balaton 37 Kenneth Smith 43 were indicted on charges of conspiracy to cheat and defraud and to violate health and safety laws by advertising cures for cancer arthritis and gallstones. They were arraigned in Superior Court with a trial date set for August 27.
The House approved a farm bill setting Bai for Hohensee at 1 dollar 23,000 with smaller amounts for aides. Four men were arrested after Wahensee gave free lectures and offered advanced courses with liquid billed as ambrosia of the gods. Van Bentham described acreage-cut payments and a lower 1963 corn support schedule, lowering from $1.20 to about 84 cents per bushel, plus a 43 percent payment under an emergency feed grain plan and up to 46 percent additional cuts at zeroeval of normal yield.
Harrisburg unit wins Governor's Trophy as top .22 rifle team in the Pennsylvania National Guard. Headquarters History, 28d Infantry Division, fires 1,353 of 1,560 possible. Adjutant General's Trophy for top individual shooter goes to Warram Officer David R Lagan of the Harrisburg battery.
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