Bible Reading Pronouncement May Be Revised By Council
A National Council of Churches board plans to rewrite a controversial pronouncement on Bible reading in public schools to avert a split. The Greek Orthodox Church of North and South America threatened withdrawal over the stance aligned with the Supreme Court ruling on school prayer.
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New York
UPI
National Council of Churches
Greek Orthodox Church of
North and South America
Council
U.S. Supreme Court
God
America
Henry Pitney van Dusen
Union Theological Seminary
Luther A. Weigle
Yale Divinity School
Miller to resign GOP chair after convention
Rep. William Miller of New York announced he will step down as Republican National chairman when his term ends after the next summer's GOP national convention. He will not seek reelection to Congress from New York's 40th District, ending his seventh term to spend time with his family and return to law practice in Buffalo.
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New York
UPI
William Miller
N.Y
Miller
Congress
40Th
Buffalo
Casaccio Named Ellwood Police Chief Amid Controversy
Anthony Casaccio was appointed Ellwood police chief, replacing Lt. Kenneth L. Brown amid council votes and floor nominations. Mayor McCandless opposed the vote, while President Norman J. Pack supported immediate appointment. Brown would have been acting chief if allowed. Casaccio, 15-year veteran, has three daughters with his wife.
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Faurie
Kenneth L. Brown
Pack
Luxenberg
Lt. Brown
Casuccio
McCandless
Ricer
E. P. Hartman
Brown
Council
Toni
Stephanie
Jo Anne
Mooney Aircraft Sued Over Plane Disintegration Deaths
The estate of Joseph M. McDonnelly filed in Federal Court for more than $100,000 against Mooney Aircraft Inc of Kerrville Texas. The suit says the single engine plane disintegrated in a Bristol Virginia thunderstorm on June 23 1952 killing McDonnelly his wife five children and three others due to design and manufacturing negligence.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Joseph M. McDonnelly
Mooney Aircraft, Inc
Kerrville
Tex
Donnelly
Mooney Aircraft
Bristol
McDonnell
Brother of Mrs Allison Dies in Pennsylvania
Morris J. Dunkerly 57, former New Castle resident, died May 28 of a heart attack at Fairless Hills. He left New Castle 25 years ago for Irwin and later U S Steel Fairless Hills. Survived by sister Alene Dunkerly, wife Mae White, sons Morris Jr. and Richard, brother Everett Dunkerly, sister Ida Ketzel, seven grandchildren. Services May 31 conducted by Rev J G Allison Sr and Jr. Burial near Langhorne, Pa.
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J. G. Allison Sr
W. Washington St
Fairless Hills
Morris J. Dunkerly
New Castle
Dunkerly
Thomas Richard
Edith Patton Dunkerly
Irwin
Fairless Hill Works
U.S. Steel Corp
Ale
New Offer Delays Sale of Caravan Motel in Lawrence County
In Lawrence County Court Judge John F. Henderson rejected Anchor Supply Co. bid of 781000 for the Union Township restaurant and motel Caravan. A new 250000 bid by attorney Frank O. Moratti for unidentified local clients was allowed with public bids set for 9 a.m. Wednesday and final sale confirmation at 9 a.m. Friday. Receiver’s attorney Maurice Levinson supported bidding. Anchor’s lawyers objected but accepted the new terms.
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Caravan Motel Inc
Lawrence County Court
John F. Henderson
Union Twp
Anchor Supply Co
Pittsburgh
Atty
Frank O. Moretti
Henderson
Maurice Levinson
Anchor
Liquid Fuel Budget Changes Are Asked
Controller Andrew M. Dodds asks county commissioners to rewrite the liquid fuel fund budget. He notes that right of way damage charges earmarked previously are now processed by the state for payment and cites Gov Scranton’s approval of a bill letting right of way dispute costs be paid from liquid fuel funds. Chairman George Bolinger questions the need for changes since funds were earmarked and Dodds says the amounts must be shown to charge payments to the proper budget account. Commissioners had appropriated 40000 for aid to municipalities and 60000 for bridge work.
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Andrew M. Dodds
Dodds
William W. Scranton
George Bolinger
Jury Acquits Killer Of Wife In Shotgun Death
Alvin Lee Mullett, 26, was acquitted by an eight to four jury in Ohio Township Pennsylvania of murdering his wife Mary Lou, 24, in 1960. He admitted firing the shotgun but said it was an accident as she confronted him with another man. He faces possible involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Alvin Lee Mullett
Mullett
Mary Lou
Ohio Township
Criminal Court
Samuel Strauss
Strauss
Muller
Anne X.alpern
Deaths Of The Day Funeral Directory Notice
A daily directory lists upcoming funeral services with interment location funeral director and time for readers in the Want Ad Section. The notice provides convenient reference to the places and arrangements for interment and calling hours.
Obituary Notice for Mary Smilek Relative in Beaver Falls
Services for Mary Smilek will be held Monday at 9 a.m. from St. Monica Church Wampum with Rev Edmund J Sheedy officiating. Interment follows at St. Agatha Cemetery Ellwood City. Friends may call Marshall Funeral Home Wampum today and tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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New Castle
Mary Smilek
Beaver Falls
St. Monica Church
Wampum
Edmund J. Sheedy
St. Agatha Cemetery
Ellwood City
Marshall Funeral Home
Robert W. Cummings Dies This Morning
Robert W. Cummings age 65 of 110 E Wallace Ave died at 2 10 am in the Cleveland Clinic after a brief illness He was born in New Wilmington Sept 25 1887 son of the late Robert E and Sadie Hodglin Cummings He was husband of Rachel Laurel machinist with McKay Machine Co Youngstown A member of First Methodist Church and Lodge 69 New Castle Elks Surviving wife two children two sisters two brothers and two granddaughters Funeral services conducted by Rev Delbert Jolley Monday at 1 30 pm from Leyde Tanner Mortuary Highland at Winter avenues with calling hours Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 pm Interment Oak Park Cemetery.
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Robert W. Cummings
E. Wallace Ave
Cleveland Clinic
New Wilmington
Robert E
Sadie Hodglin Cummings
Rachel Laurel
McKay Machine Co
Youngstown
First Methodist Church
Lodge 69
New Castle
Leyde-Tanner Mortuary
Highland
Winter Avenues
Oak Park Cemetery
Mrs. Griffin 93 Dies in Lincoln Ave Home
Mrs. Mary Griffin born Mary Sullivan of New Castle Aug 2 1869 died at Smith Bishop Nursing Home after a long illness. Survived by niece Mrs. William J. Asselton and several other nieces and nephews. last of her immediate family. High mass set at St Mary Church with Msgr McCarter. interment St Mary Cemetery. Funeral home hours listed.
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John Griffin
Albert St
Mary B. Sullivan
Smith-Bishop
Lincoln Ave
New Castle
James
Bridget Quigley Sullivan
John A. Meehan
Highland
Lincoln Avenues
Son's Name Omitted From Knorr Obituary
Mrs. Mary C. Knorr 79 of New Castle Hospital death Tuesday led to an obituary that omitted her son’s name. She survived by a husband Joseph R. Knorr who died in 1956 and by a son John Knorr who died in March 1962.
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Knorr
Mary C. Knorr
New Castle Hospital
Boy Dies Playing Russian Roulette in Philadelphia
Robert Susavidge aged 16 died after firing a .38 revolver during a game described by Roy Caffey as Russian Roulette. The incident occurred in the living room of the foster home when Susavidge reportedly placed the pistol to his head and pulled the trigger after the single bullet chambered.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Robert Susavidge
Roy Caffey
Susavidge
Closed Door Hearing Raises Doubts On Test Ban Talks
Senator Joseph S. Clark expresses concern over closed-door hearings by the Senate Preparedness subcommittee on nuclear test-ban negotiations. He urges open debate to ensure administration views are fully heard and explained to prevent the Russians from shifting stance and the Senate later failing to ratify a treaty.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Senate
Clark
Cornell League's Baby Ithaca Study Dates Ivy Start
Cornell University in Ithaca New York founded in 1865 is noted as the youngest Ivy League school in a concise historical reference.
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Cornell League
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
160 000 Tank Cars in U S Freight Service
United States railroads operate nearly 160000 tank cars in commercial freight service across the nationwide network, supporting chemical and liquid bulk transport.
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Washington
United States
Joseph Skoczylas Dead At 88 In Wampum Home
Joseph Skoczylas age 88 died at his daughter Mary Skoczylas's home in Wampum RD 1 at 5:30 p.m after an extended illness. Born January 23 1875 in Poland he was a retired farmer and husband of Magdalene who died January 23 1955. He belonged to St. Monica Church and the Slovac Lodge of Chewton and is survived by eight children Felix Albert Mary Anthony Anna Lucille Stanley and Frank plus 13 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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Joseph Skoczylas
Wampum RD 1
Mary Skoczylas
Poland
Anthony
Katherine Mosecal Skoczylas
Skoczylas
Magdalene Skoczylas
St. Monica Church
Slovac Lodge
Chewton
Felix
Albert
Wampum RD
Ellwood City
John
Anna) Pogozelec
Wampum
Jacob
Lucille) Lubinski
Duquesne, Pa
Stanley
East Pittsburgh
Frank
Beaver Falls
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