Shenango Two boards approve tax package amid protests
The Shenango Two School Board approved a 57 mill tax rate and 12.50 per capita tax plus a 1 wage-tag, approving a 992,600 budget despite threats of impeachment and noisy protests. Board members defended the package as state mandated and warned deficits if not adopted. Residents pledged to remember the decision at upcoming school elections.
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Shenango Two
Richard Xalajainen
Ciitany
Shenango
William Westlake
Iownship Board
Westlake
Kalajainen
City Schools Adopt Budget of 3 887 743
The district approved a 3 887 743 dollar budget based on a 42 mill levy with an 8 to 3 vote. Directors Thompson Cooper Jokinen opposed. Absent were Taylor Tap Pagliaro Hammond Russo. The millage passed 3 to 1 after Thompson voted no on initial adoption. Other actions include naming First National Bank depository and approving a 2 150 000 bond issue to build three new schools. Planning Board set June 13 meeting. records compilation for New Castle and Taylor Townships to form New Castle Area Schools. Reimbursement study for shared recreation costs requested.
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Wew Castle Area Schools’ Planning Board
William E. Thompson
Joseph V. Cooper
Merve
Jokinen
Taylor Tap
Anthony Pagliaro
New Castle
Harry G. Hammond
Albert Russo
Thompson
Cooper
New Castle Hospital
First National Bank of Tawrence Conmnty
Jace BR. Hildebrand
New York
Aia
Atler
New Caste Board
Taylor
New Casbhy Area
Nea Bela
Til Ie
Taylor Township
Obituary Notices of Residents and Relatives
Millard Cheek aged 89 of 5101 South Liberty Street. Mrs Mary Jane Bowers age 49 of Highland Avenue. James Waller Johnston aged 36 of 615 Allen Street. Mrs Minnie Williams age 8 of Ohio Selote Street.
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Millard Cheek
Liberty St
Mary Jane Bowers
Highland Ave
James Waller Johnston
Allen St
Minnie Williams
Ohio Selote St
Soviets Raise Food Prices Blame U S for Shortages
Moscow reports the Soviet government raised meat prices about 30 percent, butter 25 percent, and milk with specific increases amid shortages. The announce blamed the United States and international reaction for economic strains. Khrushchev referenced farm production gaps and the seven year plan targets, noting state losses and price steps to curb them.
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Robert J. Korengold
Moscow
UPS
Russia
United States
Communist Party
Faris
Gurounicement
Nikita S. Khrushchios
Party
Tor Érain
Moscow Radio
Writer Claims Five Cosmonauts Have Lost Lives
Chicago report notes Indianapolis commentator Frank Edwards writes in Fale magazine that at least five Soviet cosmonauts have died in space flights. He lists Terenity Ori, Dolguy, Massikey Zavadosky, and a moon expedition team as losses, with two more graduates of the Soviet space training center missing and unaccounted for.
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UPTI
Indianapolis
Ind
Mapa
Frank Edwards
Popular Science Journal
Edwards
Terenity Ori
Baccalaureate Speaker Listed for Catholic High School Services
The New Castle area Catholic high schools plan baccalaureate services Sunday at 7 45 p m at St Joseph the Worker Church with Rev Richard W Konkel, administrative assistant to the superintendent of parochial schools in Youngstown, delivering the address. Konkel, a St Jerome College alum, has served as a teacher and administrator since 1957 and since 1960 has been in his current post. The ceremony precedes graduates’ rites at the various schools.
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New Castle
St. Joseph the Worker Cluyeh
Richard WU. Kenkel
Youngstown
Father Konkel
St. Jerome 1 College
Kitchener
Ont
Htound
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Sorweed
Konkel
Carina Mogies High School
Janay
Bishop Malone
Humphrey Presses Tax Cuts to Boost Economy
Senate Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey urged rapid federal income tax cuts for individuals and corporations to reflate the economy. He outlined a four point plan for growth, opposing administration measures while citing stock market weakness and the need for immediate action.
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William Theis
Washington
UPI
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Mike Atausfield
Dillon
Mansfield Wn
Lax
Prinr
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Congress
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Tramext
Humy Toy
White House
Mumphrey Sigeest
Lax Cate
Bie
Groundbreaking Planned For Two Local High Schools
Groundbreaking scheduled for new Thaddeus Stevens and Highland high schools with a 10 30 am ceremony on Tuesday. City board approved $692 163 in contracts for bonded construction including electrical plumbing and heating work. Budget plans show contingencies and local firms like Marina Electric and Dougherty and Mitchell Jr. will perform electrical and heating tasks. project aims to start in September with repair work at several schools also under consideration.
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Thaddeus Stevens
Land Ave
Vriday
J Stevenson
Coton
Gon
Ghishland
Stevens Bud
Marina Electric
Electness
Stefanak and
Batter Plumbing Veaing
Butler
Aaie
Mentadie
Market Today Scrambled Trading Heavy on Wall Street
Market activity was chaotic with heavy trading across sectors. Prospects of a sharp rally or a downturn dominated commentary as investors weighed earnings and a tempered outlook for the summer, with many blue chips and industrials moving amid fluctuating volumes.
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Jesse Bogue
UPT
New York
Wall Street
JFK Granted Free Subscription To The News In Inlay
The News inlay from Wogan offers President John F Kennedy a complimentary subscription to diversify his newspaper readings. Fred Retz, publisher, cites urban challenges in Lawrence and New Castle as contexts for broader readership. The offer notes 23,500 daily papers with about 900 readers locally.
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Lewis Post Dispatch
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Fred Rete
Speretaro
the News
Lawrence
Nationar Aart
New York
St. Louis
Duce Daily
Eichmann Cremated After Hanged in Israel
Adolf Eichmann, the SS colonel responsible for the Holocaust, was hanged at Ramat Hasharon prison near Tel Aviv and cremated as his ashes were scattered over the Mediterranean. He remained defiant to the end, claiming he was a cog in the Nazi machine and praying for forgiveness while rejecting the Bible. The Israeli government moved swiftly after the Supreme Court denied clemency, with President Ben-Zvi and officials ensuring execution and cremation proceeded.
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Biehmann
Germany
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Gemma
Austria
Belief in Adulf Kirchmann’s deserved fate fuels tense reactions
Reported global responses to the execution of Adolf Eichmann show starkly different attitudes. In Argentina mixed views emerged with threats of unrest and guard increased at Jewish centers, while West Germany largely accepted the sentence as just and calm, though Eichmann’s sons defended him as merely following orders.
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Doug Anterson
Joral
Argentina
Kirchman
Drunken Driving Arrests Rise in Early 1962 First Four Months
Harrisburg police report show drunken driving arrests climbed in January to April 1962, reaching 23 with a to 70 percent gain from the prior year. Statewide deployment of intoximeter meters began in December, and results are now admissible in court, credited to increased efficiency under Superintendent Frank G. McCartney.
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Sterns
Coranissipper
Frank G. McCartney
Awil
Storeo
Three Red Guerrillas Kidnaped in Saigon Province Mission Aid Row
Vietnamese troops hunted suspected Coie mani guerrillas after they abducted three American missionaries near Leprosaning Ldomides southeast of Ran Mo Thiel. Victims include Mitchell of Elfersburg Washington Ellinor Ardel Vietty of Houston and Haniel Merger of Ohio, aiding a hospital operated by the Christian and Missionary Alliance.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Me Thuot
Wan Me Thuot
Aries
Ran
Daily Weather Report Variable clouds and possible storms
Weather desk notes variably cloudy with a few thunderstorms and cooler trend. Today high near 73 across regions with a low around 43 to 33 tonight. Small craft advisories in effect with southwest to west winds 13 to 22 knots, veering to northwest then north northeast 20 to 42 knots later. Partly cloudy and cooler in the west portion.
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Erie
June Warmth and Wedding Echoes Roar Through Pageant Night
A garbled notice parades with June weddings and May welcomes, referencing campus reunions, moonlit fêtes, and summer weather. The fragment hints at graduates with mortar boards and social pageantry centering on Miss June and Miss May, amid celebratory phrases and unclear details.
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Sille
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