Two Cities Gird Against Possible Racial Outbreaks
United Press International reports anti segregation leaders plan more weekend demonstrations in southern cities while a Dixie governor moves north with segregation arguments. In Philadelphia talks end protests over job discrimination. Washington drafts civil rights legislation. New York church and restaurant leaders press for integration. Jackson Mississippi saw 421 Negro demonstrators arrested and driven to makeshift compounds. Tallahassee students won a court victory and planned renewed picketing. in Montgomery Governor Wallace seeks to block two Negro University of Alabama enrollments while federal marshals attempt to serve a subpoena to halt integration efforts.
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United Press International
Dixie
Mason-Dixon Line
Philadelphia
Washington
Justice Department
Kennedy
Congress
New York
World Council of Churches
Jackson
Miss
Tallahassee
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Marshals
Close Council Race In GOP Gets Tighter
The GOP council nomination race narrowed as absentee ballots opened. William J. Watkins led City Health Officer J. Bradley McGonigle Jr by 42 to 40, though McGonigle was five votes ahead in unofficial returns. Official results expected midweek. four of 144 absentee ballots were ruled invalid for issues such as missing postmark or unsigned affidavits. Watkins plans to accept defeat. McGonigle undecided but leaning toward acceptance if the official tally matches the unofficial result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Watkins
J. Bradley McGonigle Jr
McGonigle
Watkins
Joseph A. Book
George S. Rigby
GOP Council
Book
Apple Growers Fear Large Crop Losses in Cold Snap
Lawrence County apple growers predict severe damage after last week's cold spell. At George C. Dawson farm burning kerosene saved most fruit but some unprotected orchard trees will be lost. A. F. Arnold Enon Valley and Ralph G. Johnsie Sharon New Castle report internal injury and browning in seeds with shriveling expected. Loss estimates to be known by mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
George C. Dawson
Bethel Church Rd
Sharon-New
John Bovard
Judge Shumaker to address Neshannock graduates
Ninety six Neshannock High School seniors will hear Judge Clyde S. Shumaker of the Butler County courts speak on the theme Making Decisions at 8 p.m. Thursday in the high school auditorium. He is a Harvard Law graduate who served as district attorney before becoming judge in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock High School
Clyde S. Shumaker
Butler County
Farmer Jim's
Ohio
Francis E. Walter Dies Powerful Democratic Leader
Rep. Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania, a dominant and controversial figure in Congress, died of leukemia at 6 p.m. EDT at Georgetown University Hospital after four months of hospitalization. He chaired the House Un American Activities Committee and immigration subcommittee, coauthored the McCarran Walter Act, led the Democratic Patronage Committee, and since 1961 chaired the House Democratic caucus.
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Washington
UPI
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House
Walter
Georgetown University Hospital
House Committee On UN
Democratic
Capitol
Coldest May Since 1927 Ends in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh area saw May 1950 as the coldest since 1927 with an average temperature of 56.7 degrees, three degrees below normal. The month brought two record lows and almost two inches of snow in a day, including May 1 when 1.8 inches fell, May 2 at 26 degrees, May 12 at 33 degrees, and May 28 at 32 degrees.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Luella Maxwell
U. S Weather Bureau
School Board backs Rose Ave paddling teachers
New Castle Area School Board unanimously supported the two teachers involved in the Rose Ave Elementary paddling incident. Asst. Superintendent Raymond Gibb reported no dereliction of duty or malicious intent, urging continued support. The woman teacher had her resignation accepted earlier, and she will teach in Youngstown.
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Rose Ave
New Castle Area
Asst
Raymond E. Gibb
Gibb
Board of Education
New Castle Education Assn
Youngstown
St Vitus Church to be Dedicated This August
The new circular St Vitus Church and rectory, cited for architectural award in 1961, will be dedicated August 15. Ground was broken on Thanksgiving Day 1961. the project cost about 800000. Three Holland bells will be blessed at 1 pm with John, Joseph, and Anthony named for Pope John XXIII, Father Fabbri, and donors. The first mass is set for early August.
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St. Vitus
Joseph Fabbri
Holland
John
John XXIII
John Wright
Pittsburgh
Joseph
Frank Venturella
Anthony
Fabbri
Pennsylvania Tops Nation With New 5 Percent Sales Tax
Harrisburg report notes Pennsylvania imposes a 5 percent general sales tax starting at 12:01 a.m. EDT, raising an estimated $509 million annually for education. The package, aiding Gov. Scranton’s budget goals, also raises cigarette tax to eight cents per pack and liquor tax to 15 percent pending Senate action.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
State General Fund
William Wy.Scranton
Senate
Scranton
Car Flies Flips Skids Seat Belts Save Youths
A one car crash on Harbor Road at 3 10 a m sent two youths to Jameson Hospital in satisfactory condition. State police credited seat belts with saving them from serious injury.
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New Castle
Harbor Rd
Jameson Hospital
James R. Brown
Fairfield Ave
David Ray Ammons
W. Washington St
Brown
Shenango
Harold E. James
Croton Ave
New Castle Hospital
James L. Palmer
Edinburg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
James
Palmer
Pa. 65
Highland School Offices Study Move to Old Highland Ave Building
New Castle area school officials weigh transferring administrative offices from East Street to the former Highland Avenue Elementary School. Superintendent John E. Mathews suggests hiring an architect to draft plans for a two or three year conversion using district staff. Directors weigh site advantages, sale value of East Street, and conversion costs.
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New Castle Area
Highland Ave
John E. Mathews
Mathews
East St
Harvey Jokinen
Highland
Albert Russo
Inconsistent Pages Hint at Weekend Highlights
The snippet lists items across pages 5 6 7 11 12 with notes on Stan Musial Parnelli Jones and Pentecost observances. It mentions a youth feature on page 11 and a Profiles In Science topic Casimir Funk on page 7 along with an industrial development note in Wampum and editorial hours.
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Parnelli Jones
Eddie Sachs
Casimir Funk
Profiles In Science
New Castle Free Public Library Announces Summer Hours
The New Castle Free Public Library will begin summer hours, open Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Chief librarian Helen Roux announced. The Junior Dept. follows weekday hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays. branch libraries keep current hours.
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New Castle
New Castle School District Adopts 1963 64 Budget
The New Castle Area School directors approved a 1963 64 budget of 4 065 721, with 5 535 more than the May 15 figure. Administration and staff raises are included, while the real estate levy remains 42 mills and wage tax at 0.5 percent. The plan lists expenditures by area and outlines tax sources, state funds, and anticipated balances.
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New Castle Area
Jack R. Hildebrand
John R. Butz
New Castle Education Assn
Pollock
Baccalaureate Services Set Tomorrow for Six County High Schools
Six county high schools schedule baccalaureate services with Catholic and non Catholic speakers. Sermons include topics What A Privilege and Making Decisions. Locations include high schools and St Mary Church for Catholic services. The county totals 1258 graduates across New Castle Ellwood City Mohawk Neshannock Union Wilmington Shenango and Laurel.
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All County
St. Mary Church
Patrick Harkins
Tyrone
John E. Hattula
Trinity Lutheran Church
New Castle
Union High School
H. Pat Albright
Wesley Methodist Church
Henry Fisher
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Neshannock High School
Samuel L. Fleming
First Christian Church
Laure
Clarence Drake
Evangel Community Church
Ellwood City
J. Cyrus Smith
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Lincoln High School
Smith
New Castle High
Lincoln High
Mohawk
Neshannock
Union
Wilmington
Shenango
Laurel
Pope John XXIII Lapses Toward Death As Pain Killers Given
Vatican reports the 81 year old pope regained consciousness briefly after coma before slipping back. Doctors administered pain killing injections as he remained in a grave, stationary condition with breathing slow and oxygen given. Cardinals Cicognani Cento and other aides were present in the Vatican bedroom as the pope blessed those nearby and offered his life for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Vatican
Holy
Vatican Palace
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Fernando Cardinal Cento
Msgr
Angelo Dellacqua
Vatican Secretariat of State
Alfredo Cavagna
Vatican Radio
Raimondo Manzini
Osservatore Romano
Oddone Tacoli
Holy Father
Death Record Saturday June 1 1963
Obituaries list three individuals: John Boyd age 91 of 919 Lorain Ave Edward T Winterbottom age 76 of Atlantic Ave and Henry J Jenkins age 74 of 4022 East Long Ave with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyd
Lorain Ave
Edward T. Winterbottom
Atlantic Ave
Henry J. Jenkins
E. Long Ave
Justice Department Speeds Civil Rights Legislation Move
The Justice Department advances two civil rights bills to speed school desegregation and end racial barriers in public facilities. A key school integration measure would let the attorney general sue for Negro rights and encourage community plans with federal help. The second targets discrimination in hotels, motels, stores, theaters, and restaurants and could bar policing interference with Negro access to services.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Kennedy
Congress
Birmingham
Robert F. Kenne
Burke Marshall
Ala
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
University of Alabama
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Senate Republican Conference
State Department
Crane Company Ordered to Cut Emissions at Foundry
The state ordered Crane Co to install air pollution controls at its E Washington Street foundry and to present a plan within 30 days to cut smoke and metal fumes. The action was part of a sample study including Lawrence and Beaver counties submitted to the commission in Harrisburg earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Co
E. Washington St
State Air Pollution Commission
Lawrence
Beaver
Harrisburg
Weather today from ky and western pennsylvania
Lake Erie see southerly winds 8 to 15 knots diminishing to 5 to 10 knots tonight. Western Pennsylvania sunny and warmer with high 74 to 83. Fair tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Low 48 to 56. 24 hour stats: max 78 min 46 no precipitation. River stage 4.5 feet.
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United Press International
Lake Erie
Fair
Pennsylvania
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