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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
10
A UPI report notes experiments at the University of Wisconsin testing whether watching violence calms anger. Results show angered viewers told the aggressor deserved punishment still crave aggression, supporting a theory that justified violence may prompt more violence.
The Princeton Pins and Needles, Spinning Robbins, and Chatty Sewers 4-H clubs met at Princeton Fire Hall to hear Mrs. Arlene Alford speak on posture diet and health. Officers include Kathy Reno Susan Stickle Cindy Scott Christine Morrison Beth Fisher Linda Miller and Peggy Moore.
The Justice Department cites 24 civil rights areas with federal potential. President Kennedy aims to use full federal power to back rights, possibly including troops or armed civilians to support integration by court order. The piece notes focus on voting rights and protections against discrimination in employment and use of government facilities, plus public accommodations integration.
Anthony F. Miscimarra, son of Mrs. Jennie Miscimarra, was named head of Pittsburgh's bureau of traffic planning by Safety Director James J. Dillon. A 1941 New Castle High School grad, Carnegie Tech and Penn State traffic courses alumnus, he joined the bureau in 1952 after seven years as a research assistant and project engineer. Married to Helen Venditto, they live in Pittsburgh with four children. he is an associate member of the Institute of Traffic Engineers.
Manuel I Kuhr acting chair of Slippery Rock State College Speech Department will receive his philosophy doctorate from the University of Missouri tomorrow. His major work centers on the Speaking Career of George Graham Vest a Missouri lawyer and U S Senator. Vest was a noted Missouri figure and senator.
Mrs. William Munn led the Mahoning Snacks 4H Club as 17 members in four groups planned cooking projects at the Munn home in Low Ellville Ohio RD 2. Members will rotate roles of buyers cooks clean-up and beverage group. Next meeting set for June 18 at 1 30 p.m. in the Munn home.
The record notes that thirty senators served in the first congress of the United States.
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