20 Jul 1967
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
1
The House voted 347 to 70 to outlaw interstate travel and use of interstate facilities with intent to foment violence. Penalties include up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine. Senate expected to pass soon. Proponents say it signals law and order despite constitutional doubts.
The Susquehanna Corp of Saxonburg PA offers to buy Ingot Aid Co Inc of 701 W Grant St pending stockholder approval July 29. If approved Ingot Aid becomes a Susquehanna division run from Treesdale Laboratories in Saxonburg with Nicholas C Mitchell as general manager.
Inside notes a tied 4 to 4 score in Pony League action. The recap highlights key players and momentums from the game as the teams remain evenly matched. Joe Frazier is mentioned as stopping George Chuvalo in boxing coverage on page 21.
Princess Grace of Monaco and Prince Rainier return from Expo 67 events as doctors report a miscarriage and the former Grace Kelly remains in satisfactory condition. She was due to have her fourth child in January and will recuperate at Royal Victoria Hospital with her husband and three children nearby.
American troops leaped a bamboo wall and freed 22 starving Vietnamese from a jungle prison under Communist control 325 miles north of Saigon. The raid followed B52 strikes on troop centers and air missions against oil dumps and missile sites as MIG interceptions rose. U.S. casualties last week totaled 12,152 killed, 72,483 wounded, 713 missing or captured.
Tass officials in Moscow warned that continued Israeli aggression against Arab states risks a broad regional war and endangers international security. The statement blamed Israel and Western powers for provoking crises, citing July air, artillery, and tank attacks on El Qantara Ismailia and Ferdan with civilian casualties. Egypt reported several Israeli planes shot down in weekend fighting.
The U N General Assembly planned to send the Israel Egypt cease fire dispute back to the Security Council as fighting along the Suez Canal intensified. In Cape Kennedy Explorer 35 sped toward the moon to measure radiation with no midcourse correction, marking a Delta rocket success rate of 47 in 50 launches. City budget actions include a 283196 payment to 49 municipalities for non residents in New Castle wage tax collection, while Butler see Donald Brown 23 of Grove City denies killing Ada Lumley.
The Lake Erie Ohio River Canal was dropped from a $4 billion public works bill after the House Appropriations Committee omitted $1.3 million for planning. U S Rep Michael J Kirwan of Ohio reluctantly supported the measure’s defeat, citing Vietnam war demands and shifting water development spending needs. The Army Corps of Engineers had ordered immediate termination of planning while supporters said rail, truck and water transport would boost Lawrence County's economy.
Western Pennsylvania remains partly cloudy and warm through Friday with scattered thundershowers. Highs in the upper 70s to 80s, lows 55 to 65, lake breezes 6 to 12 knots. Blythe California tops UPI warmth at 113 while Evanston Wyoming records 40.
Mrs. Carolina Carrie Chapman aged 84 of 421 Clen Moore Boulevard is listed in the death records. The notice provides her full name and residence as the main identifiers.
FBI agents aided final identification of 82 victims after Piedmont Air jet collided with a Cessna 310 near Hendersonville North Carolina. The wreckage scattered bodies from the small plane and jet, as rescue teams recovered flight recorders and searched the forest for clues.
Rev. Willis McGill and his wife live in Westminster College housing as they recount the Egypt crisis. He notes the May 20 to June 10 exodus of about 91 Americans and one Canadian woman, with Cairo quiet amid a rising bombardment and the June 5 start of the shooting war.
Detriot based talks on a 1967 three year contract cover a guaranteed annual income for auto workers. The plan would pay up to 52 pay periods a year even during layoffs, with eligibility tied to seniority and bidding for available jobs. If workers do not bid they receive unemployment benefits instead.
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