Louisiana to Fight Oil Ruling and Hartman Dies
Nancy Hartman 22 dies at New Castle Hospital from a collision between her car and a tractor trailer on E Washington St. Others in critical condition include Eleanor Logan and Dallas Hartman Jr. The crash occurred Monday, witnesses and police report the truck skidded, Hartman driven east, and the car pinned against a utility pole. Hartman was born in New Castle November 24 1937. Continued on page 2 column 5.
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Nancy Hartman
Circle Dr
New Castle Hospital
E. Washington St
Eleanor Janet Logan
Highland Ave
Dallas William Hartman, Jr
Jodi Lynn Hartman
Hartman
Logan
John A. Meehan Jr
Washington St
Robert Moses
Morton St
Mrs. Hartman
New Castle
William D
Eleanor Richardson Logan
Warns Of Layoffs If Pay Hike Demands Must Be Met By RRs
In Chicago a railroad attorney warned a presidential fact finding board that any wage increase would force railroads to lay off thousands to stay solvent. He urged a 15-cent cut for 7,500 switchmen while SUNA president Speirs pressed for a 36-cent raise citing higher hazards. The board will issue recommendations.
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Rrs
Chicago
UPI
Howard Neitzert
Western Carriers Conference Committee
Neitzert
Neil P. Speirs
Switchmen’s Union of North America
SUNA
Threeman Board
Speirs
State Health Dept
Papa
Board of Supervisors
Labor Bucks Shell Drive in New Castle Drives Support
The Lawrence County AFL CIO Council voted a $300 contribution to the Greater New Castle Development Corp shell building drive. The effort aims to attract new industry, with plans for a 40 000 to 50 000 square foot shell facility and pledges paid in three installments through 1961.
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Lawrence County
Aflcio
Greater
Green
National Chamber of Commerce
George Barberio
United Fund Community Chest
Barberio
Shell
New Castle
Ellwood City Wolves Club
Kovach
Ralph Audino
Daniel W. Skelly
Michael Budai
Chester Krupa
Ray Nolte
Thomas Cubellis
Death notices and political briefing from Harrisburg
Death notices list Nancy L Hartman Roger Cimini and John Fronius with ages and addresses. Harrisburg delegates to the Democratic National Convention meet to name Gov David L Lawrence chairman of the 811 vote bloc and discuss the party’s presidential preferences. Lawrence opposes unit rule and will hold a poll July 10 eve of the convention.
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Harrisburg
Middle East
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
John S. Rice
High Court Rules Against 2 Others in Gulf Oil Case
Louisiana pledged to press for vast gulf oil revenue shares after a Supreme Court decision. The ruling concerns federal control of income from gulf offshore oil royalties and affects Florida and Texas parties involved in the dispute.
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Florida
Texas
Washington
UPI
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Air Force Tightens Welfare and Morale Spending Rules
The Air Force faces tighter rules after a House subcommittee questioned a $24 785 use of tax funds to add nine golf holes at Offutt Air Base Nebraska. Enlisted labor valued at $5 250 was proposed for the project amid criticism over labor assignment practices by the services.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
House
Armed Services
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Melvin Price
Offutt
Gls
Congressional News
Harold D Cooley
Eisenhower
House Agriculture Committee
Cuba
United States
Latin America
Cooley
U.S
Senate Commerce Committee
Decision Expected On Fuel Tax Funds
County commissioners plan July 14 to decide if they will share the liquid fuel fund with municipalities in 1960. The fund, from state gasoline tax refunds, backs bridge projects and local roads. balance today is 221 723.12 with about 80 000 due in July.
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Lawrence County
George F. Bolinger
Andrew M. Dodds
Cherry St
Mahoning Ave
Public Utility Commission
Ellwood
New Castle Rd
Sampson St
State Department of Highways
U S and SEATO to Discuss Defense Gaps
Washington reports that the United States and Southeast Asia allies meet behind closed doors to assess gaps in defenses against a potential Chinese Communist threat. Leaders discuss weak forces, vulnerable borders, and need for broader treaty support and funding.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Southeast Asia
Selwyn Lloyd
Manzur Qadir
Christian A. Herter
U.S
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Seato Nixon
Khrushchev
Red China
Mrs. Eisenhower Hospitalized for Acute Bronchitis
The White House said Mrs Mamie Eisenhower is in Walter Reed Army Hospital with acute asthmatic bronchitis. Press Secretary James Hagerty announced she entered the hospital Tuesday afternoon and will turn 64 in November.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Dryden to testify on U-2 role before Senate panel
Senate Foreign Relations Committee hears closed testimony on U-2 flights and NASA's part in conflicting statements about the May 1 Soviet incident. Fulbright questions presidential accountability while Allen Dulles submits five hours of secret testimony. weather report notes sunny, warm day with highs near 80.
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Hugh L. Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dryden
U.S
Russia
Space Agency
Fulbright
Eisenhower
Arkansas Democrat
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Dulles
Probe Focuses On NASA Role In Spy Flight Case
Senate investigators shifted to the use of NASA as cover for the ill fated U 2 spy mission over Russia.
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Probe
NASA
Washington
UPI
Senate
Federal Space Agency
Russia
Pasternak Dies as Zhivago Royalties Sit Unclaimed
Russian author Boris Pasternak dies at his Moscow area residence. Western royalties from Dr Zhivago reportedly total over one million dollars with British and American sums cited. The money is held abroad, with questions about claims by the Soviet state or relatives.
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London
UPI
Boris Pasternak
West
Zhivago
Pasternak
Moscow
London Daily Telegraph
Collins
Russia
United States
Britain
Feltrinetli
Italy
England
Soviet Union
Dacha
Statistics For The Same Date A Year Ago
Weather statistics show a maximum 85 and minimum 67 with no precipitation. River stage recorded at 5.4 feet.
Classified page overview and listings
A brief header page shows sections including OS Reess Comics and Cross Word, with notices and brief listings for Ellwood and stocks. Sports and theater items appear among sections NEWS PHONES and WANT ADS, with contact lines and page numbers.
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Georety
Cross Word
Ellwood
Bomb Test Talks Postponed in Geneva Conference
The Big Three nuclear test talks were cancelled at the US request while Washington awaited new instructions on guarantees regarding underground explosions. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin had pressed for limited research shots, but the main issue remains separating research from weapon development.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Nikita Khrushchev
Broadway Faces Strike as 11th Hour Offer Is Refused
More than 2,000 actors and actresses rejected a late Producers proposal aimed at averting a Broadway shutdown. Actors Equity warned of a walkout tonight that would halt all Broadway theaters within 24 hours. Notable participants included Rex Harrison and Lauren Bacall amid union and League of New York Theaters talks.
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New York
UPI
Actors Equity
Broadway
D Actors Union
League of New York Theaters
David Merrick
Equity
Hotel Astor
Times Square
Rex Harrison
Lauren Bacall
Shelley Winters
Arthur Treacher
Eli Wallach
Eddie Foy Jr
Andy Griffith
GOP Expected to Name Long Gilbert County Committee Slate
Gilbert Long of Scott Township is expected to be elected chairman of the Republican County Committee at 8 tonight in the courthouse. The slate includes Mrs. Charles Wallace, vice chairman. Ben Chambers, secretary. Mrs. Mildred Porter, assistant secretary. and John F. Henderson, treasurer. Incumbents include Chambers and Henderson. About 150 committee men are expected to attend.
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Gilbert Long
Scott Twp
Republican County Committee
Court House
Long
Charles Wallace
Ellwood City
Ben Chambers
Mildred Porter
Seventh Ward
John F. Henderson
Richard N. McKee
Gladys Johnston
Chambers
Henderson
McKee
June Brightens With Sports and Gardens Seasonal Cheer
The month brings golfers and swimmers to the morning rituals with wide smiles. Picnics trips to mountains and seashores begin as boats are polished. Grass grows quickly and Miss June greets with a 74 degree day, signaling summer’s start.
City council moves on landfill amid township dispute
Final approval due next Tuesday in Pulaski Two. Shenango Two residents protest the award of a city garbage contract to a landfill operation in Pulaski Township. Joe Cioffi proposes a $13 200 yearly fee for 50 tons daily, while bids from Pratt and Craig Coal Co and Rogers and McCoy were rejected as lower.
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Board of Supervisors
Papa
Pratt and Craig Coal Co
Rogers and McCoy
Reno
Shenango
Pulaski
Joe Cioffi
Rt. 551
Old U.S. 422
Public Safety
Howard L. Reynolds
Shenango Two
Papa Hits Council
Reynolds
Alfred
Indi.v
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Labor Bucks Shell
Nancy L. Hartman
Circle
Roger Cimini
Niagara Falls
John Fronius
S. Jeffersy
Clarence F. Boston
Painesville
Puerto Montt
Chile
Alabama
Mississippi
High
Louisana
John M. Harlan
U.S. Interior Department
Federal Treasury
Uncle Sam
Seato
Bulletin
Daily Weather Report
Inside Today's
Tee Eee
Gop
Arthur Mometer
Pulaski Two
Ness
New Caste
Panacharcad
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