Dominicans Cast Ballots in Tense Presidential Vote
About 1.2 million Dominicans vote for president and congress as 12,000 soldiers guard 3,400 polling places. UPI reports Inter-American Peace Force ready if needed amid fears of attacks on military posts. Balaguer faces Bosch in a high stakes contest with Bonnelly as a third ex-president mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
UPI
Congress
Inter- American Peace Force
U.S
Enrique Perez
Joanin Balaguer
Juan Bosch
Rafael Bonnelly
Car crash claims life of Edinburg man on U S 224
Frank Oppedisano 53 of Edinburg died from natural causes as his car struck a concrete culvert on U S 224 near the Ohio line at 4 30 p m. He suffered a fractured skull and was a heart patient. A witness described the car veering off then colliding with a fence and the culvert. He was born May 15 1913 in Hillsville. Continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Oppedisano
Edinburg
U.S
Ohio Line
Jameson Memorial Hospital
John A. Meehan Jr
Oppedisano
Mr. Oppedisano
Hillsville
Joseph
Catherine Lo
Dinsmore Ordered Held for Court in Embezzlement Case
Former deputy sheriff Donald Dinsmore was ordered held for the September term of county criminal court after a hearing on charges he embezzled 9333 in county funds. He is free on 2000 bond and was fired by Sheriff successor George Sigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dinsmore
Frank L. Coen
George Sigler
Coen
Dist. Atty
Kenneth E. Fox
Union Township
Justice of
Robert E. Foht
Sheriff's Office
Dinsmore
Fox
Alfred V. Papa
W. Gilmore Smith
Fhiot
Horchler Named New Castle School Superintendent
Russell L. Horchler was named to succeed Dr. John E. Mathews as New Castle Area School Board superintendent. The 42 year old, currently assistant superintendent, will take the post June 24 and earns 15600 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Area
Russell L. Horchler
John E. Mathews
Horchler
Mathews
Gloversville
N.Y
New Castle
Mahoning School
West Side
Thaddeus Stevens
Highland Ave
Benjamin Franklin
Slippery Rock College
University of Pittsburgh
McDevitt resigns from New Castle Area School Board
Charles B. McDevitt of 1006 N Mercer St resigns from the New Castle Area School Board effective last night. He moves from the district in June and will not be eligible to serve. The board must name a replacement within 30 days or the Lawrence County Court will appoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. McDevitt
N. Mercer St
New Castle Area
John E. Mathews
McDevitt
Grove City
Albert Russo
Lawrence County Court
Arnold Satz
John Toth
School board approves 1966 67 budget and tax changes
The interim operating committee adopted a 4 810 516 dollar budget for 1966 67 and set property taxes at 48 mills an increase of six mills. A new per capita tax and a re enacted wage tax will fund an expected 467 500 dollar spending rise. Payrolls will move to the Peoples Bank computer system starting Sept 1 to save labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Area School Board
William E. Thompson
Joseph Solomon
Peoples Bank
Thompson
Carbis - Walker & Associates
Symphony wage talks raise woes for orchestras
Columnist Sylvia Porter analyzes financial strain on symphony orchestras amid wage bargaining. Balance of payments problems are suggested as a remedy. About 81 county residents receive long term state paid institutional care. Juan Marichal pitches toward a 10th straight win. Ellwood City High faces first WPIAL baseball tournament test. Gardening information available at Public Library.
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Sylvia Porter
Ellwood City High
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Partly cloudy and cool today with scattered light showers in mountains. Highs 58 to 65. Tonight fair with some valley frost. Lows 32 to 44. Thursday brighter and warmer. Daily stats show max 60, min 30, no precipitation. Shenango River at 4.6 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Dope ring allegations emerge in Philadelphia case
A frightened narcotics addict told state investigators of an alleged Philadelphia dope ring after two acquaintances died in the past two weeks. He swore bodies were removed from a North Philadelphia narcotics parlor and later found in victims’ homes. State Sen. Donolow said the tape-recorded statement names a Philadelphia detective and a sheriff’s office employee involved in traffic of seized narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
Philadelphia
Benjamin R. Donolow
Joint Legislative
Howard Quinley
Donolow
Philadelphia Police
Grand Central Station
Sheriff's Office
Tyrone Olivie
Leona Baines
Oliver
County soldier wounded when vehicle hits mine
Pfc. Charles F. Tillia of Ellwood City was wounded in Viet Nam May 20 when a military vehicle struck a mine. He suffered injuries to the face ears right arm and left leg and will spend about 90 days in a Japan hospital. He is a 1964 Laurel High School graduate who entered the Army in 1965 and has been in Viet Nam about eight weeks. He is engaged to Don na L. McCullough of Ellwood City. Letters may be addressed to Pfc Tillia at the 7th Field Hospital APO San Francisco California 96594.
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Charles F. Tillia
Frank L., Tillia
Ellwood City
Viet Nam
Tillia
Japan
Laurel High School
Donna L. McCullough
Vaughn McCullough
Spring Ave
U.S
7Th Field Hospital
Apo San Francisco
Calif
Buddhist mobs burn Johnson effigy in Saigon riots
Buddhist mobs in Saigon burned President Johnson in effigy and sacked the U S consulate in Hue amid a fragile political bargain. The crisis centers on Ky's promised reforms and expanding the junta to include religious and political leaders. Rioters threaten further action if demands are unmet as Hue mobs torch buildings and US symbols amid a tense South Vietnam standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Miller
Saigon
UPI
Johnson
U.S
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
Giac
Minh
Death notices listed for six local residents
Death records report six local residents aged 53 to 89 with addresses on Mercer Road Croton Avenue North Street Beaver Street and Dilworth Avenue. Names include Lewis J. Ward A Max Downs Edwin C. Rogan Joseph A. Park Frank Oppedisano and Jessie Claire Shirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Ward
Mercer Rd
Mrs. A. Max Downs
Croton Ave
Edwin C. Rogan
W. North St. Joseph A
Groundbreaking starts water project for Neshannock Township
Ground was broken today for a 650000 project to supply city water to Neshannock Township residents. Officials from New Castle Water Co and the township attended a 11 a.m. ceremony at Wilmington Road and Oakwood Way. A luncheon at the township building on Mercer Road marked the start. First shovelfuls were turned by Louis Krueger, Clyde Hutchison, William Wallace, Lewis Dayton, J Fred Rentz, Thomas Smathers, and Carl Nardi of Nardi Construction Co. Master of ceremonies also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle News
Neshannock Township
Lewis C. Dayton
J. Fred Rentz
Louis Kreuger
Thomas P. Smathers
William Wallace
Clyde E. Hutchinson
Carl Nardi
New Castle Water Co
Wilmington Rd
Oakwood Way
Mercer Rd
Louis Krueger
Clyde Hutchison
Township Municipal Authority
Township Planning Commission
The
Nardi Construction Co
Tax Revenue From Race Tracks Shows Slight Increase
State tax receipts from Philadelphia area tracks rose slightly in the first 51 days of the season. Liberty Bell Racing Association and William Penn Racing Association totals reached $2,160,127 versus $2,073,583 a year earlier. William Penn collected $233,715 in six racing days last week and $317,746 in the first eight days of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
State Revenue Department
Liberty Bell Racing Association
William Penn Racing Association
William Penn Group
Civil Rights Talk by Judge Spaulding at NAACP Banquet
Judge Theodore O. Spaulding of Pennsylvania’s Superior Court spoke on Civil Rights at the NAACP Human Rights Banquet in a Cathedral hall attended by about 200. He urged ongoing action to protect rights amid sitins and pickets, noting landmark cases Dred Scott and Plessy v Ferguson as foundations of current inequities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle News
John B. Campbell
NAACP
Cathedral
John C. Jordan
John F. Henderson
Lawrence County
Campbell
Theodore C. Spauld
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
W. Walter Braham
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Theodore O. Spaulding
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Judge Spaulding
State Superior Court
Spaulding
Dred-Scott
Plesse
Gemini 9 Flight Postponed To Friday By Upi
Technical problems forced a scrub of the Gemini 9 launch. Stafford and Cernan faced another two day delay as guidance data failed to record. The target satellite Glob may have shed its shroud, aiding rendezvous but preventing a link up if not separated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Rossiter Jr
Cape Kennedy
UPI
Thomas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
Gemini
Stafford
Cernan
William C. Schneider
America
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Juan Marichal
Business World
Thich Ho Giac
Vien Hoa Dao Boy
South Viet Nam
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