GOP Hopes To Patch Up Party Tension
Ohio hosts for the 56th governors conference invite Sen Barry Goldwater and former VP Richard Nixon to join Eisenhower for a possible presidential summit. Scranton Rockefeller and other GOP leaders attend as Goldwater nears nomination, with mixed signals on stopping him.
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New Castle Businessman Abe Fisher Dies at 72
Abraham Fisher of 216 E Moody Ave New Castle died at 2 p.m. after a long illness at Jameson Memorial Hospital. He owned Fisher's Big Store on Long Ave for 36 years retiring in 1945. Born August 7, 1891 in New Castle, he was married to Edith Groden, served as treasurer of the United Jewish Appeal, and was inactive on the Old Timer's Day Picnic committee. Surviving are his wife, two daughters, a brother, two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral at Leyde Tanner Mortuary with burial at Tifereth Israel Cemetery.
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Dorothy) Ginsberg
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Marjorie) Satz
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Santa Ana
Calif
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Warren
Ohio
Sarah Fisher
Washington
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Tifereth Israel Cemetery
Vandals Strike At Cascade Park Damages Reported in City Parks
Cascade Park suffered vandalism as an 8 by 8 foot wood panel was smashed from a wall in the men's restroom. Parks Director D Razzano warned council last week that park vandalism may need legislative control, suggesting shorter hours. A guard, George Lenanko, reported the latest incident to police.
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Dodgers Fall to Mets as New York Outscores Los Angeles
Dodgers lose to the Mets in a page 10 game recap. No details beyond the opposition and outcome are provided in the readable copy. Belmont Stakes favorite Northern Dancer is mentioned alongside other items in the notice list.
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Death Notices From 216 E Moody to 937 Winslow Ave
Abraham Fisher aged 72 of 216 E Moody Ave. Mary Althea Warnock aged 67 of 937 Winslow Ave. Mrs. John Radish Sr aged 64 of 348 Halco Dr are listed in the June 6 1964 death records.
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E. Moody Ave
Mary Althea Warnock
Winslow Ave
John Radish Sr
Halco Dr
Dog Bites Girl. Owner Quarantines Dog for 10 Days
Nine year old Veronica Magno of 1035 W. Washington St. was treated for a dog bite to her upper right leg after the incident occurred the day before. Police notified the New Wilmington physician and the dog owner D. T. Marshall of 2 N. Schley St. was asked to quarantine the dog for 10 days.
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Greek Forces Armed Alert Called Off
Cyprus alert for Greek Cypriot forces was lifted at dawn after fears of a Turkish invasion eased. President Johnson invited Turkish Premier Inonu to Washington and UN patrols boosted security at ports and airports. The move followed talks between Inonu and Turkish generals and White House outreach.
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Unemployment Drops to 5.1 Percent in May
The Labor Department reports May unemployment at 5.1 percent of the labor force, lowest since February 1960. President Johnson attributes the decline to the $11.6 billion tax cut and urges congressional approval of a $962.5 million anti poverty bill to sustain job growth.
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Montgomery Criticizes Eisenhower On D Day Anniversary
London reports Field Marshal Montgomery used the 20th anniversary of D Day to attack Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. He called Eisenhower’s Normandy plan muddied and unsound, praising Allied teamwork and saying the invasion was a great Allied effort. Tedder dismissed the remarks as pitiful and unhelpful.
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Civil Rights Showdown Slated For Wednesday
President Johnson urged European nations to pursue peace and freedom in a message read at Omaha Beach during the 20th anniversary D-Day ceremonies. General Bradley missed the event due to illness. Charles E. Bohlen read the president’s message at the U S military cemetery as 2000 veterans attended alongside families.
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Churches discuss mergers across 19 nations
Seventy two churches in 19 countries are in talks that may lead to mergers. The World Council of Churches official Patrick C. Rodger reported 23 proposed unions and 43 additional churches seeking church union, disclosed at the council's annual US member churches conference. The Christian Science Pavilion at the New York World's Fair features a seven pointed star atop a reflective pool, with design by Edward Durell Stone.
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Geneva
Switzerland
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United States
Council
Edward Durell Stone
Kennedy Commission Hears Mrs Kennedy On Dallas Assassination
The Warren Commission continued its inquiry into President John F. Kennedy's assassination and heard Mrs. Kennedy's account of the November 22 Dallas events. A spokesman issued a brief statement confirming the commission took Mrs. John F. Kennedy's testimony at her home this afternoon.
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Warren Commission
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Weather summary for Western Pennsylvania today
Cloudy with light rain and possible thundershower in the southern portion. Highs 65 to 72, mountains 60s. Tonight partly cloudy with scattered showers. Low 55 to 63. Sunday somewhat warmer. 24hour period ending 7 am today shows max 77, min 55, precip 0.03 inch. Shenango River stage 4.8 feet.
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Roseto's Mode Of Living Credited With Long Life
Roseto Pa residents show strikingly low heart attack deaths in a seven year AMA study. Despite overweight bodies and high calories and fat intake the town's close knit Italian community and peaceful lifestyle appear linked to longevity.
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Nicholas Romano
Roseta
Italy
Journal of the American Medical Association
Bangor
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George Giaquinto
Keystone Fashions Dress Factory
Senate delays key civil rights cloture vote by one day
The Senate agreed to three quick votes on amendments delaying by one day the showdown on curbing the 71 day Southern filibuster. Senate leaders, led by Mike Mansfield, filed and then withdrew a cloture petition, planning to refile Monday as Hickenlooper presses for amendment limits.
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Iowa
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NAACP Chief Demands Crackdown on Gang Punks
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP urged Black leaders in Palmyra New Jersey to purge “punks and troublemakers” from their ranks and hand them to authorities. He warned against condoning crime and called for citizens to act against knife wielding gangsters linked to brutal assaults in New York City.
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United States and Russia Sign Weather Data Exchange Pact
The U S and Russia signed a preliminary agreement to exchange weather data from jointly coordinated satellites. The program plans to launch American and Soviet weather satellites and operate before year end. Data will be relayed via a dedicated line between Washington and Moscow and shared with other nations.
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