23 Girl Scouts Earn Journalism Merit Badges in Four-Week Course
Twenty three Girl Scouts completed a four week Journalism Merit Badge course at the New Castle News. The class toured the plant and learned proofreading news writing headlines and editor duties. A mini newspaper Green and Gold was produced with Wendy Fox editor and Kathy Callahan publisher.
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New Castle News
United States
Jack M. French
the News
Girl Scouts
Lawrence County
Grace McClain
Anita Scott
Wendy Fox
Kathy Callahan
Amy Lynne Ketzel
Ann McFate
Barbara Williamson
Richard E. Rentz
Rentz
Local Girl Scout Scrapbook Class Honors Attendees at New Castle
Connie Germani won a camp utensil set for best scrapbook in the class run by Troops 45 55 and 148. Leaders Mrs William Hayden L R Eckles Mrs James Cavill praised for participation. Miss Houk presented a gift to a Troop 148 member. Girls listed as completing course with plans for Fall classes and junior cadet sections.
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Mrs. Scott
Girl Scouts
Rentz
Melody Joan Houk
Carol Stone
Sylvia Paden
New Castle News
Connie Germani
James Cavill
William Hayden
L. R. Eckles
Troop 55
Willie Barker
Miss Houk
Cavill
Sylvia Shoaff
Sheridan Cavill
Lee Etta Kinney
Rochelle Hudson
Edith McGaffie
Susan Kerber
Sandy Fisher
Betsey Goodman
Janice Maher
Barbara Williamson
Barbara Fleischer
Eileen Johnson
Weekend Concerts Attract Crowds at Westminster College
Westminster College hosted band and choir concerts over the weekend drawing students, parents, and friends for commencement weekend events. Raymond R. Smith led the band in 10 works including marches and selections from Camelot and Universal Judgment. The choir, directed by Kay Kahle and featuring soloists Kay Kahle Charlotte Riedesel Robert Mallory Isaac E. Reid and Robert W. Taylor, performed Bach God’s Time Is the Best and Kodaly Missa Brevis with organist Raymond H. Ocock drawing strong praise.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Raymond R. Smith
Kodaly
Raymond H. Ocock
Kay Kahle
Charlotte Riedesel
Robert Mallory
Isaac E. Reid
Westminster
Robert W. Taylor
Motorist Injured in Rear-Row Collision on Pa 65
Judy Patton an 18 year old from 605 Court Street suffered a neck sprain when her convertible was rear struck while stopped for traffic on Pa 65 Shenango Township near New Castle at 9 30 p m Saturday She was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and released Steven R Meyers 21 of 136 E Leasure Avenue was the other driver Total damage estimated at 225 dollars
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Judy Patton
Court St
Shenango Two
New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Steven R. Meyers
E. Leasure Ave
Fugitives List Adds St. Elizabeth's Escapee Leroy Frazier
Leroy Ambrosia Frazier, once at St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington DC, is named on the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. With a 1936 arrest record and a history of violent assaults, he has threatened to kill and vowed not to be taken alive. He last was arrested in 1959, jailed for heroin possession and assault on a police officer, and transferred to St. Elizabeths in August 1961.
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Leroy Ambrosia Frazier
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington, D.C
FBI
Frazier
St. Elizabeth’s
Black-Tie Season Hits Washington White House
Washington state events shift to formal mode after June as invitations go out for White House state functions. Officials plan black tie dinners and receptions marking the start of a formal season.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Dinner in Washington Honors Indian President In Black Tie
A social dinner honoring Indian President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was corrected from white tie to black tie after telegrams to guests. Letitia Baldrige explained that Washington events after June 1 typically require black tie attire.
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Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Letitia Baldrige
Washington
Slayer Of Girl Gets Life Term
Daniel Roy Biebighauser, 22, of Erie, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the strangulation of Mary Lynn Crotty, 20, a Edinboro College coed from Lawrence Park. Judge Burton R. Laub ordered transfer to the diagnostic center at Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh after a first degree murder conviction.
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Erie, Pa
UPI
Daniel Roy Biebighauser
Erie
Edinboro College
Mary Lynn Crotty
Lawrence Park
Burton R. Laub
Biebighauser
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Slaying On Blind Date Ends In Ax Murder Hollow Case
The state argued Miss Crotty was killed during a blind date with Biebighauser. Her body was found the following day in Mill Creek Two area known as Ax Murder Hollow.
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Miss Crotty
Biebighauser
Millcreek Two
Ax Murder Hollow
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