City Hall Sidelights IT and Summer Reservations
City officials report picnic reservations piling up at Parks Director D John Razzano s office with many groups requesting tables for Gaston Park during summer weekends. A field conference on automatic signals at Mahoning Ave and Cherry St tracks is planned with potential fire and job impacts discussed by council members. Streets Director Watkins hires Laura Miles to assist E Washington St curb and sidewalk program.
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D. John Razzano
Gaston Park
Richard H. Biddle
Hickory Ownship
Pearson Mill Rd
Eastbrook St
Hickory Township
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mahoning Ave
Cherry St
George Rigby
Public Utility Commission
William J. Watkins
Laura Miles
Harrison St
E. Washington St
Miles
New Bedford Cancer Drive Surpasses Goal With $271.57
New Bedford reports success in the Cancer Drive with collected $271.57. The drive chair is Mrs John Williams with assistants including Mrs Roy Collins and Mrs Glenn Rowan. Also noted are local meetings from Glad Circle and Christian Fellowship and updates on graduates and local social events.
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New Bedford
John Williams
Roy Collins
Glenn Rowan
Freders
John Bigley Jr
P. D. Davis
William John Julio
Joe Topolosky
Arthur Ealy
William Mhuncik
James Hewitt
George Dieter
VA pension rules for dependents and income reporting
Veterans Affairs guidance outlines that a veteran with 50 percent disability or more can receive an additional amount for a dependent parent, while those receiving disability pension not tied to service do not. It advises reporting income changes to the VA promptly to avoid overpayments and confirms World War I, World War II, and Korean Conflict veterans have the same pension eligibility basics.
New Castle Coin Club Show Draws 2000 Collectors
The New Castle Coin Club annual show at the Caravan drew about 2,000 collectors from seven states and the District of Columbia. Co chairs Lloyd Thompson Stan Kendra and others organized prizes registration and electrical work. Highlights included J W McDermott's display featuring a 1913 Liberty Nickel valued around 50 000. Brownie Troop 464 held a Candlelight Fly Up at Walmo School pinning Girls into the Junior Girl Scouts.
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New Castle
St. Mary School
Lloyd Thompson
Stan Kendra
Ed Trimble
Tony Walczak
G. D. Milnes
Clarence Hazen
Loretta Walczak
Mary Sasanko
Orville Potter
N. A. Guido
Martin Hitch
District of Columbia
J. W. McDermott
Coin Club
Walczak
Neshannock Township
Walmo School
Kenneth Parshall
Lynne Minick
Susie Reed
Pat Nixon
Mary Jo Olmstead
Linda Reese
Marsha Stewart
Robin McGrath
Karen Weiner
Janice Hulme
Ice Cream Standards Approved For Pennsylvania
Harrisburg announces state ice cream standards align with or exceed federal rules. Secretary Leland H. Bull notes the weight limits 4.75 to 4.5 pounds per gallon and pint, half gallon minimums of 9.5 and 38 ounces respectively. State requires at least 1.8 pounds of food solids per gallon and ranks second to California in production.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
California
Bull
Wheat program eyed to lift farm income in 1964
Agriculture Department economists project 1964 farm income from wheat at 2.2 billion dollars, down 100 million from 1963 but 500 million above pre legislation estimates. The plan offers price supports and acreage payments, boosting cooperative farmers' returns to about 1.72 per bushel. The 1964 crop is seen at 1.2 billion bushels with a surplus drop to about 890 million by July 1. Also, the 1959 New Castle High class will meet to organize a reunion at 8 p.m. Wednesday in room 103.
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U.S. Pat
Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
New Castle High School
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous institute shrinks hemorrhoids while relieving itching and pain. Reduction occurred in case after case with claims that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment under the name Preparation H at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Dropout Problem Needs Elementary Focus Says Education Expert
Dr. Ross M. Coxe of the National Education Association urged Pitt educators to target dropout prevention at the elementary level. He called for more school funding, expanded counselor and psychologist support, and dedicating at least one percent of the budget to educational research to adapt to changes in preparing children for adult life.
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National Education Association
University of Pittsburgh
Ross M. Coxe
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