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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
13
Harrisburg report shows Lawrence County lawmakers voting on major legislation during the week of May 25 to 29. The article lists how each lawmaker from Lawrence County cast ballots and notes notable party or procedural patterns.
Dr. Ernest G. Osborne discusses Fatherhood in different cultures noting Chinese expectations of fathers as heads and disciplinarians and suggesting American fathers may also feel pressured to be less affectionate. The piece contrasts this with Kemten Germany where nearly 2,000 blind telephone operators work, trained in multiple cities.
Forty one graduates from the New Castle area finished programs at Youngstown University. Names include Nick Adamo, Don Badger, Russell Campbell, Sam Cangey Jr., Alice Strehler Clymer, Joseph Cavelli, John DeFelice, Louis DeMarco, Gerald Earl, William Getchy, Clyde Hennon, Robert Hoyland, Linda Johnston, William Lang, Don Leach, Frank Lockwart, Ralph Lombardo, Dorothy Lovett, David McCallister, James McClure, Raymond McKee, Richard Montag, Edward Mooney Jr., Cynthia O Neill, Donald Paiano, Larry Polakov, Paul Reider, Gerald Snyder, Peter Squillo, James Travers, Frank Wesolowski, Glenna Wimner, John Wincek, Richard Hribar, Kay Stanley, Edward Benning, Evelyn Edminston, John McFarland, Robert Minner, Janet Shannon.
The Coach and Lantern on U S 422 has its liquor license suspended for 10 days beginning June 23 by the state Liquor Control Board. The action cites minors being allowed on the premises and making liquor purchases.
The 1934 Bessemer High School graduates will hold an anniversary dinner at 6:30 p.m. June 20 in the American Legion Home on Poland Ave. in Bessemer. Reservations are due by June 15.
Slippery Rock State College offers summer programs starting Monday with three week courses in West Gym registration at 8 a.m. Two week courses register on June 15 in their scheduled rooms.
Montreal authorities receive technical guidance from French engineers for a city subway project. Two lines running north south and east west will use pneumatic tired trains now in operation on Paris lines. Refugees seek farms in Bonn West Germany. A government survey shows 130000 to 180000 refugee and expellee farmers want farmland as part of a five year rehabilitation plan.
Youngstown University opens its first of two 1964 summer terms Monday at 8 a.m. The session includes two five week terms with the second starting July 13. Registration times vary by student type and day. Over 500 classes are offered across many departments and private music instruction is available.
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