Westminster College Names Lucille Mansell Admissions Aide
Mrs. Lucille Mansell of New Wilmington has been named assistant director of admissions at Westminster College. A Westminster graduate 1928 magna cum laude she taught in New Castle and served in community relations roles. She is active with Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and pursues a master’s degree at Westminster.
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New Wilmington
Lucille Mansell
Waugh Ave
Westminster College
Will W. Orr
Ben Franklin Junior High School
New Castle
Mansell
Lawrence County Red Cross Board
Wilmington Area Joint School Board
Man Injured In Accident In Pulaski Township
David W. Hambrick aged 32 of 19 North Front Street sustained knee injuries when his auto rear ended a truck driven by Earl L. Landis at 12 45 a.m. on U S 422. Hambrick admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital in good condition. Landis uninjured. Police estimate vehicle damages at 300 and 30 dollars respectively. A second crash at 11 30 p.m. on Pa 65 involved Michael H. Toth and Frank DeVasil with damages 600 and 200 dollars. DeVasil cited for failure to yield.
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David W. Hambrick
N. Front St
Earl L. Landis
N. Lewis Rd
Royersford
Hambrick
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Landis
US 422
Pulaski Township
Michael H. Toth
Ore St
Ellwood City
Frank DeVasil
S. Jefferson St
DeVasil
Ranch Tavern
Toth
Voting Delay Grips Civil Rights Debate on Senate Plan
Ga strategy chief for Southern opponents voiced no formal objection to the Hickenlooper voting proposal but criticized a parliamentary delay. Russell complained of a grace period tactic as Southerners sought time to start votes. Hickenlooper said 20 Republican senators back the plan while urging full consideration of amendments affecting the civil rights bill.
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Hickenlooper
Russell
Roseto lifestyle linked to long life and Italian foods
Roseto residents share a long life tied to simple meals. They admit frequent spaghetti and meat dishes, with Friday fish prepared in Italian style. Antipastos with olive oil and homemade or local bakery bread are common daily staples.
Greek Forces Armed Alert Called Off
Hurriyet reports a government member saying the armed alert over Cyprus was lifted by peaceful means. The remark suggests American intervention would have prevented a landing if not for outside pressure.
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Cyprus
Hurriyet
Turkey
Moon Shot by 1969 Still Feasible Says Expert
Unemployment claims in Pennsylvania fell for the week ending May 29, reaching 117 675 in continued claims, a drop of 5 463 from the prior week and 27 098 from a year earlier, due to construction recalls and shifts in service sectors. Neshannock High School elected new band officers led by President John Perdue and Vice President William Glenn with Charles Rotar Jr. directing band camp set for August 24-28 at Walmo School.
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Pennsylvania
William P. Young
Secretary of
Labor and Industry
Young
John Perdue
Neshannock High School
William Glenn
Robert McGaffie
Jerry Fair
Walmo School
Charles Rotar Jr
Alvin B. Webb JR
Houston
UPI
America
Joseph Shea
Federal Space Agency
Joe Shea
Space Agency
Allied Unity Marked In Memorial Ceremonies At Normandy
Memorial events at Normandy beaches and sites honor Allied forces with ceremonies at the liberation monument in Bayeux at the U S military cemetery site where 9386 American dead lie buried and a French war memorial in St Laurent sur Mer. An airborne forces museum was dedicated at St Mere Eglise.
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Liberation Monument
Bayeux
U.S
St. Laurent-Sur-Mer
Omaha Beach
Airborne Forces
St. Mere-Eglise
Here
Memorial Service By Scouts For Revolutionary War Veteran
Shenango Township girl and boy scouts held an annual Memorial Day ceremony at the grave of Revolutionary War veteran William Tindall, thought Shenango’s first settler. Scoutmaster Abner Dechant read Tindall’s war record and settlement activities. wreaths and flags were placed by Karen Dick and Lloyd Glasser. prayers by Mrs. Ralph R. Fredrick. color guards Barbara Criss, Sandy Gibson, Joe Harlan, Bruce Bates. Taps by Doug Sacsan and Gary Houk.
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Shenango Township
William Tindall
Tindall
Abner Dechant
Karen Dick
Lloyd Glasser
Ralph R. Fredrick
Lawrence County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Barbara Criss
Sandy Gibson
Joe Harlan
Bruce Bates
Taps
Doug Sacsan
Gary Houk
Playspots Will Open Monday In City Summer Program
Recreation director Rees V Flannery announced the start of the city summer program Monday at most playgrounds barring rain. About 20 part time assistants will serve as playground leaders earning 50 dollars weekly. Initial funding includes 10000 dollars paid next week with another 10000 later, plus a 20000 contribution from the New Castle Area School District.
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Rees V. Flannery
New Castle Area
Openings in Marine Reserve Program Offered Near New Castle
The U S Marine Corps announces limited openings in a six month Marine Reserve program. Local enlistees from New Castle will undergo three months at Parris Island South Carolina and three months at Camp Lejeune North Carolina then return to civilian life and monthly weekend drills with the First Motor Transport Maintenance Co at New Castle Airport. Interested individuals should contact the Marine Reserve Training Center at the airport.
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U.S. Marine Corps
New Castle
Parris Island
S.C
Camp le Jeune
N.C
First Motor Transport Maintenance Co
Marine Reserve Training Center
Water Co. Expands Ellwood City Plant Capacity
Ellwood Consolidated Water Co. begins construction at Wurtemburg to double settling system capacity with a new half million gallon steel tank. Manager Howard Mae says the upgrade will improve water quality by allowing a longer settling period.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood Consolidated Water Co
Wurtemburg
Howard Mae Company
Deaths Of The Day Directory For Funerals
A daily Want Ad section directory lists forthcoming funeral interments with their burial place the funeral director and the scheduled times and visiting hours for callers and mourners.
City Hall Faces Street and Safety Probes After Fire
City officials respond to complaints from the Paul Matey home fire on E Lynn Street about missing street signs and distant fire hydrants. Streets Director Watkins cautions a full fix will take time while Moody Avenue paving proceeds and Beckford Street paving is approved for survey and assessment. Patrolman Moses receives praise for using leave to attend a Pennsylvania State University course. City Engineer Eckles notes survey for Locust Street sewer installation will begin after assessments return.
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Paul Matey
E. Lynn St
City Hall
Lynn St
John C. Jordan
David J. Moses
Pennsylvania State University
Council
Jordan
Moses
Arwood T. Eckles Jr
Beckford St
Randolph St
Huron Ave
Eckles
Locust St
Leesburg Club Posts Awards and Society Notices
Cub Pack 71 held a meeting at the Indian Museum near Portersville. Awards were given to John Christy Eddie Watkins Michael Ifft John Ligo Peter Ellis Ronnie Slater and Gerald Knight for wolf bear and arrow ranks. Deacons plan June 13 meeting. Dorcas and Women’s Missionary Society host events. Dorothy McKissick to speak July 23 at Leesburg UP Church tea. Children’s Day practice and Bible School registration June 13. Local residents noted including Grove City senior Shirley Zimmerman and out‑of‑state visits and a Mount Vernon wedding.
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Cub Pack 71
Leesburg
Portersville
John Christy
Eddie Watkins
Wolf
Michael Ifft
John Ligo
Peter Ellis
Ronnie Slater
Gerald Knight
den Three
The
Womens Missionary Society
Leesburg UP Church
Clyde Lowry
Dewey Smith
Lowry
James Ellis
Henry Zimmerman
Clarence Drake
Carmen Hawthorne
Robert Argie
Raymond Colbert
Lydia
Lydia Lloyd
William Black
Notable 1960s Quotes From UPI In Brief Headlines
A roundup of UPI quotes covers Gov. John Anderson Jr predicting Goldwater’s nominating chances downturning, Dr Edward Teller warning of nuclear attack risks, President Johnson touting unemployment gains, Apollo program forecasts, blue eyed pupil color sensitivity, and Rev Charles Knock delivering Senate invocation as first Chinese American clergy.
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Washington
UPI
Charles M. C. Knock
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Kirbyville
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Waresheton
Adolphus Staton
Chevy Chase
Istanbul
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Silverman
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N. Mill St
Wilmington Road
Maitland Lane
New Castle News
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Light Suit
United Fund Budget Conference
Hamilton
Stanley E. Vizard
Alfred H. Owens
Lauri G. Laurell
Cascade Park Lake
Mrs
Mary Warnock
Mary Althea Warnock
Winslow Ave
Jennerstown
Somerset County
Clark H
Florence Belle Richards Stewart
Donald A. Warnock
Third United Presbyterian Church
Loyal Band
Wimodausis Club
GIA
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
Wilber
Louise) Snee
Richard
Gail) Crowl
Trafford
Andrew
Phyllis) Kovalick
Howard L. Reynolds
Adams St
Cuyler N. Ferguson
Castle View
John Radish
Halco
Tillie Sobotka
New Castle Hospital
Glassport
John Sobotka
St. Mary Church
Orville
Helen) Michael
John Radish Jr
Buffalo
N.Y
Stanley Radish
Tonawanda
Thomas Radish
Edward A
William J. Watkins
Watkins
D. John Razzano
Moody Ave
Winter Ave
Jack Gerson
Washington St. At Mill
Clyde Donley
James Cooper
Dorcas Society
Shirley Zimmerman
Grove City High School
Deoe
Grove City Womens Club
Nellie Macom
Richard Macom
Wilmington
Del
Ethel Orr
Rex
Illinois
Robert Cummings
David
Mount Vernon, Ohio
United Press International
Cleveland
Kansas
John Anderson, Jr
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Gainesville
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Apollo
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Drive With the Best
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Ationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Home Office
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