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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
1
Forty four ninth graders at Neshannock High School earned certificates for top quarter national educational development test results. Forty tenth graders also received top quarter certificates. The school honored students at an annual awards assembly listing many named honorees.
A baccalaureate service honored about 600 high school seniors with sermon remarks stressing selflessness and devotion to family and community. Rev Jolley urged students to live for others, while Rev Fabbri and Abinader assisted at the benediction. Organist George Bentel presented a program featuring Bach, Wright, Gaul, and Gounod pieces as part of the campus ceremony. Commencement for city seniors is set for Wednesday night. Also: about 200 more U S troops from the 25th Division were en route to Thailand from Hawaii aboard military transport.
A 1929 diagnosis of extensive incurable cancer ended with autopsy finding no tumor. The patient, 92, survived 32 years after diagnosis, later killed by an accident. doctors call it miraculous. The tale underscores unexplained recoveries in medical history.
A list of individuals including Read, Reynolds, Scanlon, Sele mon, Shirk, Silver matt, Smathers, Sneling, Stone, Wine ter, and Ziegler. the tests cover English language arts, mathematics usage, social studies reading and word usage, and natural science reading.
Reported at Orly as witnesses described a near takeoff attempt and loss of control. The crash near Villeneuve le Rois Villeneuve le Rot killed 22 passengers and 7 crew, with 47,000 gallons of fuel igniting the wreckage.
The new 19 member steering committee will meet at 3 pm Wednesday in The News Caf conference room. Harry W. Teil serves as chairman of the group.
Westminster graduates 284 alumni citations awarded by the Alumni Association. Honorary memberships went to Dr. Morgan Barnes and Mrs. Martha Whitehill. President Will Orr presented golden diplomas to 13 returning members from the class of 1912. Rev. Richard Kennedy led the graduation address urging faith in a living Christ and optimistic living.
WILKES-BARRE Pa Governor David B Lawrence Sunday urged the graduating class of King’s College to strive within themselves for strength and courage amid global struggles. He spoke at commencement stressing the need for a better society through advances in government, science, social sciences, and humanitaries.
The dedication marked the start of full time Christian service with speakers including Dr. Gene and others. Funds raised total $5,12828 of the $10,000 goal to clear the debt. The closing program for the sumpter months is set for Wednesday afternoon with special parties planned.
Funeral services for the late Reid R. Weitz of Warpum will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the family home with Rev. Charles Davis officiating. Interment will be in Clinton Cemetery. Friends may be received at the family home today.
Former sportscaster Ralph W. Emery dies at 69 after years as Kentucky Derby broadcaster. Services set for Wednesday in New Castle with burial at Castle View. Family details note wife Bertha Ritigrow and multiple survivors.
State police report burglary at the home of Dr An Heto Acquaviva, 2520 Wilmington id. Loss undetermined until the doctor and wife return from an out of town trip. Home ransacked from top to bottom with a broken safe. Entry by kicking a rear door between yesterday afternoon and this morning.
In Sochi 2000 jazz fans packed the Black Sea town as Benny Goodman and his band performed to standing room only crowds. Russians shouted bravo and bi as the group played in Moscow style entertainment and the second half of the show sparked the peak ovation.
The June Grand Jury opened deliberations on 24 criminal cases. Judge John F. Henderson instructed the panel of nine women and seven men. Lloyd Moore, a Slippery Rock Two Farmer, was named foreman. The first case, presented by District Attorney Kenneth E. Fox Jr., charged Samuel DeMatteo of Bessemer with driving while under the influence.
Girl Scout Troop 167 members earned merit badges at a Mother Daughter Tea at Union Memorial School. President and chair presented badges for year pin, camp craft, homemaker, first aid, and other topics. Committee members were named to plan further sessions and activities.
The local Methodist minister Rev Victor F L Matterson will address the graduating class of West Auid Middlesex Consolidated High School this evening. The sermon titled Where Are You Going outlines future directions for graduates and civic life.
The first American soldier to Thailand in the airlift was killed in a truck accident Saturday night in Bangkok area. The Army spokesman said the private first class died while riding in a military truck. name withheld until relatives were notified.
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