Dedicate Lives at Westminster College Graduation
Kansas City mayor I Roe Bartle urged Westminster College graduates to dedicate portions of their lives to politics and service. He warned against atheistic communism and emphasized rebuilding America from local communities upward, urging graduates to love God and serve the world. The ceremony conferred 195 bachelor’s, 89 master’s, and doctor of divinity degrees.
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New Wilmington
I. Roe Bartle
Kansas City
Westminster College
South Terrace
America
Washington
Bartle
Clyde A. Armstrong
Will W. Orr
Carl S
F. Bruce Johost
A. N. Spenseler
William G. Burbick
Charles F. Say Sor
Robert W. Goode
Pittsburgh
Dr. Grr
Raymond R. Smith
Stennis Decries Military Censorship as Overdone
Senator Stennis says public statements by military and defense officials should not be heavily edited or censored. He spoke after hearings on speech review policies, urging less constraint on prepared remarks and more direct government transparency. In other Washington notes, tax and foreign aid debates continued, with officials debating controls and policy directions.
Nine Indicted By Grand Jury
Nine indictments were returned yesterday by the June Grand Jury in Lawrence Canty Court. True bills include a city patrolman on morals charges and multiple cases from burglary to aggravated assault. Several defendants face penalties tied to real estate and per capita taxes, with a drunken driving charge and exemptions noted.
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Lawrence Canty Court
John F. Henderson
Stao
Gerald Nye
Fifth Ward
Ellsread City
Alfred Dennis
Front St
Richard Blair Lewis
Edinburg
Jerry Lane
Jefferson St
Walter
Rita Weir
Mercer Rd
Lerennys
Mareld
Pulaski
Eownesene
Samuel Si ‘Pentane
Artur
Bessemer
Rotor Yehi
Farrell
Fred H
Nixon Favored In California Primary By United Press International
Five states hold primaries including California Mississippi Idaho Montana and South Dakota Nixon leads in California GOP governor race while other contests unfold The Iowa race for Hickenlooper faces E B Smith of Iowa State University and J C Shell of Los Angeles as notable figures enter the GOP gubernatorial contest amid Kennedy era political tension
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United Press International
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Caliornia
Hell
Mississippi
Idaho
Montana
South Dakota
Set. Voarke B. Hickenlooper
Momlay
Herbert Prankfin Moorer
Iown
Norman A. Erbe
Wichalas
GOP
Erbe
State Commerce Commission
Chaimain
Harold Huyes
Hickenloopers
E. B. Siyith
Iowa State University
Kennedy
Joseph C. Shell
Los Angeles
Eximund G. Brown
Sheil
Alma
Blough Blames Administration for Profits Slump
Roger Blough, chairman of U S S Steel, told an Edison Electric Institute convention in Atlantic City that profits have fallen behind a growing economy due to the Kennedy administration's uncertain attitude toward profits. He warned obsolete plants and outdated equipment leave U S industry at a competitive disadvantage abroad, despite wage and tax increases.
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N. J
UPI
U. S&s. Steel Corp
Roger Blough
Kennedy
Blough
Edison Electric
Natlat
Chinese refugee family lands in Chicago amid welcome
The Eng family from Red China arrived in Chicago in a gesture of relief and hope. Park Ridge residents and officials greeted them at the restaurant where Frank Eng and his relatives were welcomed by Mayor Overbeck. The group included five members, with English language help from King Eng, as they settle in the upper middle class suburb. A Chinese Refugee Relief Organization telegram from Claire L. Chennault offered greeting and support.
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Chicago
CPI
Red China
United
Ene
Park Ridge
Chi
Aba
Ovare International
Eng
Batt
Japan
Hong Kong
Nennedy
King Eng
John Elthing
Overbeck
Frank Eng
Natio T
Ker
Telestam
David Lee
Chinese Refugee Relief Organization
Engs
Claire L. Chennault
Fly Neers
Butler Judge To Be Speaker At New Castle Commencement
Judge Shumaker, president judge of Butler County, will deliver the commencement address at New Castle High School exercises tomorrow night. His talk, titled The Set Of Sails, reflects a long career from New Castle High to Penkson University and Harvard Law, ending as county judge.
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Clyde
Shumaker
Butler County
Lawrence County
Harlansburg
New Castleigh
Ims
Benjamin Franklin
Penkson University
Nenla
Central High School
Harvard Law School
Shumaker, Ter
Man Slays Wife and Kills Self Near Carnegie Creek
A man killed his wife then died by suicide after driving away with a child in suburban Carnegie. The incident occurred near a creek about a mile from their home. authorities describe a domestic tragedy with the couple and a child involved.
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Pittsburgi
CPS
Carnegie
JFK Plans Broad Top to Bottom Tax Reduction
UPI reports Treasury Secretary Dillon and President Kennedy outline a top to bottom tax cut plan for 1983. Markets fell sharply as traders lost over 11 billion in paper value, with no firm details on which taxes would be cut. Dillon cautioned no decisions on specifics, while predicting continued economic progress and higher corporate profits.
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Douglas Dillon
New York Financial Walters Association
Kennedy
Congress
Dillon
Shrmp
United States
Jean
Missing 14 year old in New Wilmington
A 14 year old boy Donald Leeuti of Weishannonock Ave in New Wilmington has been missing from his home since about 4 PM yesterday. Police describe him as five feet eleven inches tall, 120 pounds, slender build with dark brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen on a red and white bicycle wearing a painter's cap, brown leather jacket, yellow shirt, dark red trousers and new brown shoes. Call state or local police with any sightings.
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New Wilmington
Donald Leeuti
We Neshannock Ave
Plan Sewers Clean Up Dump In Bessemer
State Health Dept urged borough to plan sanitary sewer system and close the community dump due to illegal septic discharges into Hickory Creek. Officials outlined federal aid shares, required feasibility study, and fast action timelines, with council given 60 days to address garbage dumping.
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Bessemer
State Health Dept
Borough Comel
Thomas C. West
Santarian
Toth
Wittch
Bessemer Cement Co
E. Poland Ave
Dmetruk
Health Dept
New Castle
West
I Frank Campbell
Furter
Eleven Rail Unions Spar Over Wage Offer in Tense Talks
Eleven off train unions pressure for a higher wage rise as they press for 10.2 cents per hour with four for 430,000 workers. Railroads say the offer is inflationary and below freight-rate impacts, while unions claim none accepted yet.
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Cncago
UPI
Renneyentaires
Ald Mondas
George Leighty
JE. Wolfe
Wolfe
Mo Htanions
Moc
Arthur Goldberg
Patients Names To Remain Undisclosed By Hospital Policy
The New Castle Hospital will permanently withhold patient names from publication. The medical staff executive committee approved the action after a recent meeting. A letter by Dr. Frank Traamak supported the move, cited privacy concerns, and noted media access will end. The pastors were invited to discuss hospital services at a meeting at First Presbyterian Church. Reverend Hawke’s family loss was acknowledged, while the hospital’s chaplaincy program and welfare efforts were reviewed for continuity.
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New Castle
Assa
New Castle Hospital
Frank Traamak
Hmeleat
Hichard Hawke
First Presbyterian Church
N. i
Jefferson St
Mary John
Byers
George Henderson
Jameson Momarisk Hospital
Serand
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Hospital
Childs
Joseph Friedheim
PL Dicks
Marshal
Edwant Shatter
Glen Hogue
Hogue
Sparse Verse Fragments on Graduates and Ideals
Fragmentary lines reflect graduates entering the world, clinging to virtue and ideals as they face a challenging future. The tone evokes determination, struggle, and hope that principles remain guiding forces beyond student life.
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