Rusk ends talks in Helsinki during Nordic tour
Secretary of State Dean Rusk wrapped up two days of talks with Finnish leaders on US Viet Nam policy. Protests planned by leftists failed as authorities barred a Viet Cong ally from speaking at an anti American rally. Rusk heads to Oslo then Brussels for NATO meetings.
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Helsinki
UPI
Dean Rusk
Urho Kekkonen
Rusk
Foreign Office
Communist National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Nguyen van Dong
U.S
Alumni to Receive Achievement Awards and Commencement Details
Three outstanding alumni will receive achievement awards. The college choir performs Brahms Requiem at 3 p.m. Sunday with solos by Miss Barbarah McCandless and Mr. Isaac E. Reid Jr. The annual band concert is on Monday at 3:30 p.m. on the South Terrace. Dr. Bickford Lang of Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church will speak at 7:45 p.m. Sunday baccalaureate in the Auditorium on "An End to Tolerance." About 227 seniors will earn bachelor degrees and 47 graduates masters. 23 more bachelors and 135 masters will be awarded to those completing requirements since last commencement. Dr. D. Elton Trueblood will discuss "The Science of Judgment" and honorary degrees will go to Rev. Robert W. Mulholland and Harry D. Glenn. The Board of Trustees meets Monday morning with a noon Galbraeth Hall luncheon.
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Brahm
Barbarah McCandless
Isaac E. Reid Jr
Arts and Science
South Terrace
Bickford Lang
Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church of
Pittsburgh
Robert W. Mulholland
Tabernacle U.P. Church of
Youngstown
Harry D. Glenn
United States Rubber Co
New York
Galbreath Hall
City couple's son to trace flight path all three days
Major Morse and his team will provide NASA with the exact trajectory for the Agena target vehicle during a three day Houston flight. The center catalogs every man made satellite and tracks over 1,000 objects worldwide using radar and cameras as part of NORAD defenses. Major Morse is a New Castle High School graduate with degrees from Penn State Wilkes College and Syracuse University. his wife is Mary Jane, daughter of Mrs Rose Post of Trucksville Pennsylvania.
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Houston
Major Morse
NASA
Aerospace Defense
Morse
Air Defense Command
Air Force
NORAD
New Castle High School
Pennsylvania State University
Wilkes College
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse, N.Y. University
Mary Jane
Rose Post
Post Rd
Trucksville, Pa
Four ex ministers hanged in Congo after coup plot
In Leopoldville four former ministers convicted of plotting to overthrow the government and killing the president were executed one by one before about 980000 onlookers. The men included ex Prime Minister Evaristo Kimba and ex Defense Minister Jerome Anahi, with others Manuel Bamba and Alexander Mbamba. The crowd cheered at the trial but fell silent at the gallows despite appeals for clemency from church leaders and diplomats.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
UPI
Evaristo Kimba
Joseph Mobutu
Jerome Anahi
Manuel Bamba
Alexander Mbamba
Mobutu
Recount Board Set to Finish May 17 Vote Count
The county recount board expects to complete the tabulation of votes from the May 17 primary and special election today. Chief Clerk Joseph A. Book says no problems have arisen in the official count and certifies the results to the Commonwealth secretary by June 6. Opponents may request a county court review within five days to open ballot boxes for detailed re-tabulation.
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Joseph A. Book
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Buddhist Militant Clash and Hue Breakthrough in Vietnam Crisis
Struggle against Ky grows amid 84 day political crisis. Hue action by the 1st Division clears the rebel stronghold, while young clerics clash with Ho Ciac over the settlement. The Buddhist leaders push a broadened Congress plan and Ky’s removal remains debated. A funeral march shows anti government sentiment. Kim Albert, 11, was injured in a street accident on Long Avenue.
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Hue
Ho Ciac
Giac
Thich Tri Quang
Thich Thien Minh
Tri Quang
Thick Tam Chau
Leeder
Nguyen van Thieu
Congress of the People
Thieu
Nationalist Party
Shenango Considers Borough Government Shift for Sewer Link
The Shenango council weighs forming a borough with a council manager system to secure funding and efficiency. A professional manager could obtain grants, with a proposed $9,000 yearly salary, while current supervisors receive $220 annually plus road stipends. The move hinges on a majority of 3,880 property owners petitioning county court this summer.
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Good
Progressive Council
Charles F. Lee Decker
State Association of Boroughs
Walter L. Kendall
Lee Decker
Surveyor Moon landing details and torching camera coverage
The Surveyor spacecraft slowed from 5900 mph to 269 mph during descent with radar triggered thrusters at 60 miles. Cameras recorded the final touchdown as the craft neared 14 feet above the surface. Tammy Grimes to marry Jeremy Slate in Los Angeles with a four day honeymoon planned in San Francisco and Malibu.
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Moon
Surveyor
Tammy
Los Angeles
UPI
Tammy Grimes
Molly Brown
Jeremy Slate
William Dozier
Miss Grimes
Slate
San Francisco
Malibu
Calif
Robinson to steer committee on multi agency facility
Thomas J. Robinson was named temporary chairman of the multi agency facility committee at a Lawrence County meeting held at the Easter Seal Society center. C Eugene Kingsley outlined space, finances and services. agencies to appoint two representatives for the Aug. 3 meeting to specify room needs and funding.
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Thomas J. Robinson
Easter Seal Society
Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children and Adults
C. Eugene Kingsley
Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children
Kingsley
Synagogue Services Schedule at Tifereth Israel
Rabbi Maurice Schwartz leads Sabbath evening services at 8 30 p.m. and Sabbath morning at 8 a.m. A Kiddush follows the Saturday morning service. Mincha at 8 40 p.m. includes a Torag Study Group and a talk on The Three Foundations of our World. Sunday School confirmation at 2 25 p.m. Closing sessions Monday at 7 30 a.m. and 8 20 p.m. daily services continue.
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Maurice Schwartz
Tifereth Israel Synagogue
Torag
Schwartz
Tifereth Israel Hebrew School
Astronauts Await Go After Gemini 9 Launch Disappointment
Stafford and Cernan reach space and observe a problematic shroud over the 1700 pound rendezvous target. Radar reports cite eight hours after launch four tumbling fragments in orbit. Officials describe the crew as philosophical about the setback and ready for Friday's attempt.
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Stafford
Cernan
Air Force
Stafford and
Donald K. Slayton
Obituaries of Overlander Kirsch and Park Comprise Local Notices
Deaths reported for Mrs Madie E Overlander of 311 Petain Street Ellwood City and Frank D Kirsch Sr of 8 Spring Street. Details include burial plans, survivors, and service arrangements. also note missing names from Joseph A Park notice. Local funeral home schedules, cemeteries, and church affiliations listed.
Pair admits stealing auto parts in Neshannock Township case
Two 19-year-old Hickory Township youths pleaded guilty to state police charges for stripping a car on a Neshannock Township dealer lot of 800 dollars in sports equipment. A 16-year-old companion was sent to county juvenile authorities. Haney and Beckathorn were released on $1000 bonds each after arraignment. The case awaits September grand jury action. Troopers Ball and Funk said the trio took a four speed transmission drive shaft two front bucket seats a front lug and a front wheel from the May 25 car parked at Bill Fray Chevrolet on Wilmington Road.
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Hickory Township
Neshannock Township
Kenneth P. Haney
Eastbrook Rd
Robert D. Beckathorn
Lakewood Rd
Howard B. Hanna
William Ball
Harry Funk
Bill Fray Chevrolet Co
Wilmington Rd
Union school tax cut discussed and Sunny Ave move
The SUNY union school board debated closing Sunny Ave School and moving students to Memorial Elementary. Directors McColgin and Houk opposed, citing negative impacts on teachers’ time and slower learners, while tax league advocates argued for better facilities and efficiency.
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Wendell L. McColgin
Clayton L. Houk
Sunny Ave
Memorial Elementary
McColgin
Houk
Clark
Bartley
Pearsall
Carr
Robert Mathews
Tax League
Grean
Bowers
City Approves Tar and Chip Resurfacing for 20 Streets
Old City council approved an ordinance to resurface portions of 20 streets at a cost of 23544 dollars. B and L Paving Co of New Castle will perform the tar and chip work slated to begin immediately. Council opened bids for garbage and pickup trucks for the paint shop and sanitation department with awards due next Thursday. Trade Channel notes Canada’s foreign trade partly moves on the St Lawrence River.
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B & L Paving Co
New Castle
Wayne St
Audley Ave
Plum Way
Cascade St
Elmira St
Blaine St
County Line Rd
Smithfield St
Carson St
Carlisle St
Seventh St
Ninth St
W. North St
Norwood Ave
Locust St
Lynn St
Warren St
Butz St
Federal St
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Commonwealth
Washington
Interestate Commerce Commission
Emere Vallabie
ASUS
Emg
Plamond
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
John Quincy Adamses
Kim Albert
W. Reynolds St
St. Francis Hospital
Long Ave
Shenango
Oks City
Association
Board of Supervisors
Mrs. M. Overlander
Madie E. Overlander
Petain St
Ellwood
Frank Huffman
Wampum
Oliver and
Mary Poe Elliott
L. J. Overlander
Overlander
Wampum United Presbyterian
Main St
Clinton Cemetery
Frank D. Kirsch Sr
Spring St
Scranton
Michael Kirsch
Edith Osler
Kirsch
Rockwell Standard Corp
Trinity Episcopal Church
U.S. Marine Corps
Frank Jr
Allen
James
Edith) Marquis
Randallstown
Bertha Mendith
Coitsville
Ohio
Charles
Cunningham Eastside
E. Washington and
Chestnut Streets
Ralph E. Hovencamp
Oak Park Cemetery
Paul
Joseph A. Park
S. Beaver St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill and
E. Sutton
Savannah
Annieie
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
Mathews
Montreal
Canada
St. Lawrence River
School of Music
South Mill Street
Warner
Lawrence County
Warner’s
S.croton Avenue
Photo Shop
Petunias
Sage
Story Northern Grown
Wilmington Road
Maitland Lane
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