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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
7
Washington reports reveal that a House subcommittee disclosed Army scooter procurement worth 300 000 dollars and a total secret jeep purchase count. The overall military buying plan totals 48.2 million dollars with planes and ships still withheld. The Army explains scooters are used for warehouse and depot duties where pickups fail.
North Beaver Township residents complain to Pa Newe about roaming dogs from city areas, a farmer reports 22 sheep lost to marauding canines. Dog enforcement officers have been informed as International Dog Week nears, with plans for clever snack ideas and bun shapes. New Castle residents visit the World’s Fair post office exhibit, featuring the famous upside down stamp. Roses bloom around the city as Japanese beetle concerns rise. City students will get report cards at 1 pm Monday, while summer road crews face daunting pavement repainting amid weather and traffic issues.
United Mess International reports on comments by Treasury Secretary Fowler praising new dimes and quarleca proposals, astronaut James McDivitt answering a wife’s question with a quip about sleep and windows, President Johnson calling for a fall scholars conference to heal deep domestic divisions, and a Saigon military spokesman noting no clear evidence that air strikes affected the war in North Vietnam.
On Saturday June 5 1963 notable events include Madame Chiang Kai-shek born in 1997 and Roosevelt signing a gold standard repeal in 1933. The 1962 Air France crash killed 130, with 121 from Atlanta. Profumo resigned in 1983 amid scandal. Zeuxis quote offered for thought. UPI low 32 at Philipsburg PA and high 102 at Presidio TX.
Four New Castle residents among 172 Thiel College seniors receiving bachelor of arts degrees at the college's first commencement tomorrow. They are David J. Campbell, Elizabeth Ann Myers, Kathleen McClelland, and Gail McClain, with their parents listed at local addresses.
The Peace Corps placement test will be given on June 12 in room 211 of the New Castle Post Office. The exam measures general aptitude and language learning ability with no passing score. Applications must be filed beforehand, and details are available at the Post Office.
The New Castle Airport Authority will meet at 1 p.m. Friday in City Hall to decide on a course of action concerning the operation of the airport. Castle Aviation Co has continued to operate the facility despite the contract being declared invalid. G. H. Brundage, president of Tanner Plating, was to take over the airfield Tuesday but will wait to see the authority action.
Slye B. Bramhall will be program chairman for the Kiwanis Club at the Castleton Hotel at noon Wednesday and show vacation photographs from the Virgin Islands. Ralph R. Carlson will give the invocation as the New Castle News tour to the World’s Fair has sold out. beginnings date June 16 and 17 with a possible August tour planned. Tires stolen from a car parked in front of 15 Junior High St. between 11 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. yesterday. The front tires and wheels were removed after the car was found on a cement block. Roger Campbell, 12, sustained a cut wrist while using a sickle and was treated at St. Francis Hospital. Demonstrations at Eton School in England greeted private-education foes with eggs, tomatoes, and a cucumber sandwich.
Notices announce deaths of Bertha Eakin RaffaeIe Wonderio Pasquale James M Ferrer and others with details on residence, dates, funeral arrangements and interment plans. Services include church rites at Kings Chapel St Mary Church and Pleasant Valley Cemetery with multiple viewings and private family hours.
Police report a two car collision at 5 58 p m at 309 Neshan hock Ave caused door damage to an auto owned by Paul and Margaret Turea of 1625 Old Princeton Rd as it was struck by a car driven by Edythe Hileman of 2526 Wilmington Rel Mas. No injuries were reported.
A woman and her 12-year-old son from Quincy Street were treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital yesterday morning after their car was hit by another vehicle on Pulaski Drive. Josephine Dalwan suffered a sprained back while her son Philip Dalwan had a bruised shoulder blade. Both were released after treatment.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Em ery of 16 Park Ave on June 4 at St Francis Mosphtal Ta.
Thomas Anthony Thorx, 20, of Middleburgh, Ohio, pleaded guilty to a reckless driving charge and was fined ten dollars plus costs by Alderman Samuel Bassano after police observed him driving on Mil Street. Scott Township Firemen's Auxiliary will meet at the fire hall in Harlansburg at 8:30 pm Monday.
Legal notice announces a petition under Pennsylvania law to annex a described 14 acre area spanning Taylor and Union Townships to the City of New Castle Lawrence County. It notes signing by landowners, a plat and affidavit, and a city council consideration at 1000 A.M. on a future date.
Friends and relatives express gratitude for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Clarence P Pearse husband and father. Flowers honored by his family. Messages note continued support and appreciation.
Fragmented classified notices show varied help wanted items across fields. Listings include metal work and fabrication, warehouse and delivery tasks, sales and management positions, training programs, and home services. Contact details and locations span Youngstown, Ohio, with multiple phone numbers and boxes for responses.
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