Kennedy says US and France oppose Berlin force issue
President Kennedy and President de Gaulle agree that Soviet pressure must not force the Western allies out of Berlin. Kennedy avoids committing to defending Berlin by force, cites Laos and Geneva talks as priorities, and plans further talks with Khrushchev in Vienna. He summoned Harriman, Thompson, and Ruskin to prepare final statements and strategy.
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Bus Firm Aid Attempt Set
Harrisburg officials and administration leaders will attempt to work out details of a 400000 bus company bill that passed the June 1 deadline without enactment. The measure would cut annual bus registration fees to 16 dollars, currently about 100 dollars per bus, with timing tied to the registration deadline. County commissioners sought more information amid inquiries about reduced refunds from the liquid fuel tax. New Castle's authority handles municipal bus registrations at no cost.
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GOP Chairman Ils To Be Selected
Republican leaders gathered to elect a new party chairman urged by Dwight D. Eisenhower to lead the GOP in opposition to President Kennedy's domestic program.
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Back In Jail After 100 MPH Chase and Gunfight
Two fugitives who escaped Huntingdon State Prison in 1960 were recaptured after a 100 mile per hour pursuit and gun battle with Meadville state police. Norman Keeler and Raymond Wade, both in their 20s and 30s, were found in Linesville, Crawford County. The escapees had been free for over five years before the incident occurred.
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Jamestown
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Ronald LoCoco
Mercer County
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Weather outlook with scattered showers and cooler temperatures
Partly cloudy and cooler today with a few morning showers and afternoon thundershowers. Highs reach 72 to 78 north and 76 to 82 south. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with showers and a cooling trend. Lows 50 to 56 north and 54 to 61 south. Saturday stays mostly cloudy and cooler with light showers. Weather stats show today’s max 85, min 63, precipitation 1.10 inches. river 7.6 feet. One year ago: max 80, min 50, precipitation none, river 6.6 feet.
Army Field Band to Headline Free New Castle Concert
The U S Army Field Band will perform at Taggart Stadium June 10 in a free concert sponsored by New Castle News. The event aims to stir patriotism and feature top band music. A Pennsylvania contest award of 500 dollars will be announced during intermission, honoring New Castle achievements like The Folk Festival and local campaigns.
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Taylor Seeks Merger Action Between City and Township
Taylor Township school directors vote to ask county commissioners to place a merger question on the November ballot. The city board acted similarly earlier in the week. The plan hinges on voter approval in both districts and awaits state clearance to modify the county district plan.
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West Pittsburg
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Hail and Wind Sweep Ohio Valley to New England
Thunderstorms driven by a cold front hit the Ohio Valley into Pennsylvania New York and New England with hail and strong winds. Damage reached about 1 million dollars in Marion Ohio as storms knocked out power lines flooded basements and toppled trees across western Pennsylvania and nearby counties.
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United Fund Advisors Convene 12 Member Campaign Advisory Committee
At the Lawrence Club last night a 12 member United Fund Campaign Advisory Committee gathered with Norman E. Clark United Fund president opening the session. The group discussed strategies to ensure campaign success and execute fundraising goals.
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William E. Langan
Grace P. Johnson
Norman E. Clark
Reginald A. Bailey
Lawrence Club
Shenango Directors Secure Repairs For $2 Million School Plant
Shenango Area Joint School District won assurances that a $2 million school plant will be repaired by the builders. A six hour session in New Castle Ellwood Road addressed leaky boilers and road conditions with state officials and contractors questioned about deficiencies.
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Powermaster Boiler Co
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Pile Co
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Trujillo Jr. Takes Control as Dominican Leader
Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. moves to consolidate power after his father’s assassination. He creates a joint chiefs chair, pledges anti communism, and calls for unity while pursuing those behind the murder. U.S. figures note the army’s control as key to stability.
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Obituary Names H Everett Marshall And Family Address
H Everett Marshall aged 78 of Wam pum Road 1 Monte C., and 52 Nutwood listed as a resident in Banning. The notice provides limited details on relatives or funeral arrangements.
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Nixon backs Kennedy in talks with Khrushchev
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged support for President Kennedy as he prepared to meet Nikita Khrushchev. Speaking at a $100-a-plate Hollywood dinner, Nixon criticized U S foreign policy in Laos and Cuba and said Americans will back Kennedy’s policy of strength to stop Communist expansion.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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United Republican’ Finance Committee
Los Angeles County
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Burglars Fail In Safecracking At Local Hardware Store
Burglars cut a hole in the roof of Stan baugh Thompson Hardware at Lawrence Village Plaza last night but could not crack the safe. An inventory will determine losses as State Police investigate. this marks the 19th such incident in the county in recent months.
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Lawrence Village Plaza
June Properly Comes of Age After Stormy Talk
Arthur Mometer admonishes a young woman to abandon tomboyish ways after a storm tears roofs, uproots trees, and cuts lines. The speaker urges gentleness and a traditional June ideal of brides and roses as weather settles to a warm seventy two.
Union School Board OKs 844 096 Budget With 45-Mill Tax
The Union Area Joint School Board approved a 844 096.64 budget based on a 45 mill property tax and deficit financing. Eight directors voted for the tax plan, four opposed. two votes supported the budget. Residents pressed for deeper cuts as officials described the budget as the district’s minimum for efficient operation.
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Michael Annarella
Fred Vanatten
Annarella
Russel Bowers
Paul Allen
Eugene Hoover
R. H. Kitchen
Guy Sheaf
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