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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1960

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Taylor Board Hears Planner Fails To Act

Taylor Township supervisors delayed joining the Lawrence Regional Planning Commission despite a Feb 29 1969 request. LRPC director Heinz Fenichel outlined the regional plan cost and limits while noting local issues require time before regional action.

Taylor Board of Lawrence Regional Planning Commission Heinz Fenichel LRPC Fenichel Joseph Pauletich Commission Lewis Papa Wettich Pauletich

Fire Blame On Inspectors Put Fire Blame On Inspectors

Transit Authority Chairman Charles L. Patterson blamed inspectors and a subcontractor for a subway rubbish fire that filled tunnels with smoke and trapped riders. He said a one-ton pile of rubbish left by L. I. Waldman & Co. ignited by a spark from the third rail caused the blaze, with 148 people rushed to hospitals and many treated at emergency aid centers.

New York UPI Transit Authority Charles L. Patterson Patterson City Hall L. I. Waldman & Co., Inc Edward F. Cavanagh Jr Cavanagh

Mild two day outlook with warm afternoons

Mostly sunny and mild today and Thursday with highs of 68 to 75 degrees. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low near 50. The 24 hour period ended 7 am recorded a max 71, min 39, no precipitation and a river stage of 6.2 feet. A year ago the date showed a max 79, min 50, no precipitation and river stage 5.3 feet.

Lawrence Outlines Three Core Campaign Issues

Gov. David L. Lawrence outlined three main campaign categories in the 1960 presidential race. He spoke at Lincoln University where he urged clear debate on foreign policy while stressing domestic concerns like education funding, moral values, and the use of national prosperity. He cited integration progress, juvenile delinquency, crowded schools and hospitals, and water resources as key domestic challenges.

Oxford UPI David L. Lawrence America Lincoln University United States Lawrence Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Disarmament Ideas Twisted By Russians

Geneva sources report the Soviet Union has adapted Western disarmament proposals but altered their meaning. Western diplomats expect a week of speeches at the ten nation talks as Britain’s David Ormsby-Gore seeks to advance concrete talks on initial disarmament steps.

Geneva UPI Soviet Union David Ormsby -Gore Moscow

State Sunday School Convention Plan Geared To Host Over 1000 Delegates

The 98th annual Pennsylvania State Sunday School Convention in New Castle Oct 18 20 is led by Dr Howard Stewart with a large local committee planning three days of events. The First Presbyterian Church hosts the main sessions with others at First Methodist First Baptist First Christian and St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran. Delegates from all counties and international speakers are slated. committees include Promotion led by Sidney L Lockley and budget headed by Roy F Conway.

Pennsylvania New Castle Howard Stewart Roy F. Conway Clenmoore Blvd First Presbyterian Church First Methodist First Baptist First Christian St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Commonwealth B. McClain Cochran Division of Christian Education Pennsylvania Sabbath School Assn Cochran Dr. Stewart Sidney L. Lockley James A. Trusel L. Butler Hennon Lawrence County Fred M. Rubel Greenville Mercer Butler Beaver Counties Woodson W. Collins New Castle News

Sewer Project Plans Hit Practical Hurdle Near Bowling Alley

The Union Sewer and Disposal Authority heard that a proposed sewer line to serve commercial developments along US 429 would drop four feet over 5,800 feet from a bowling alley to the city sewer on Sampson Street, making the plan impractical without a pump. Anthony Conn and Henry Petroni seek to build a motel and restaurant with on-site disposal and possible future additions along an 800 foot front. Conn cited state board approval and a projected $25,000 disposal plant, with revisions to Consoer Townsend and Associates plans. The authority will study financing with CT&A and a Pittsburgh bonding firm presence planned for Tuesday’s meeting.

Union Sewer and Disposal Authority W. Leslie Wilson Sampson St Wilson Anthony Conn Conn Henry Petroni State Sanitary Water Board Conn Authority Robert F. Jamison Consoer, Townsend and Associates Township Consoer-Townsend Jamison W. Washington St Penn Power Co Consoer - Townsend Union Manor Union Two Belmar Park Westgate Plaza Milton Pattison C,t and A Singer, Deane and Scribner Pittsburgh

Chilean quake aid urged for housing recovery

UPI reports bipartisan lawmakers pressed President Eisenhower to expand emergency aid for earthquake devastated Chile. Senator Sparkman urged using foreign aid contingency funds to back airlifted medical personnel and housing programs, saying rebuilding could showcase effective relief.

Washington UPI Chile Eisenhower John J. Sparkman D. Ala Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sparkman

Vacation planning amid July heat and trips to Bermuda

The passage notes July or August plans for vacations to the seashore mountains Bermuda with bikes and a desire to return home. It mentions a seventy seven degree day as a casual detail about the weather shaping travel thoughts.

Bermuda

McDonough resigns PFL post over Bohr election

Joseph A. McDonough quit as president of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor in protest of Earl C Bohr’s election as secretary treasurer. The vote, 1 074 to 754, followed a stormy Pittsburgh meeting as Kolb supporters challenged a motion. The CIO named Harry Boyer co president of the merged group with the Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council, ending in peace. Helen Milberger of Scranton became the first woman elected vice president.

Pittsburgh UPI Joseph A. McDonough Pennsylvania Federation of Labor Earl C Bohr AFL McDonough Kolb Pittsburgh Hilton PFL Pennsylvania — Industrial Union Council Penn-Sheraton Hotel CIO Harry Boyer MccDonough Bohr Hugh J. Mullin Philadelphia Building Trades Helen Milberger Scranton

Air Force Crew Fights Bomarc Fire No Casualties

At McGuire AFB New Jersey a Bomarc ground to air missile caught fire inside a concrete shelter. The blast and fire caused limited radiation but no public danger and no casualties were reported. Evacuations occurred and a 10 mile perimeter was set.

Mcguire Air Force Base New York Orson Welles Grovers Mills HG Wells Air Force Pinehurst New Egypt John A. Looser 46Th Air Defense Missile Squadron

Congressman Clark Reports Creek Flood Survey Approved

Congressman Frank M. Clark telegraphs Mayor Herman I. Steinbrink that a survey of Neshannock Creek near the city has been approved by the Flood Control Subcommittee of the House Public Works Committee.

Frank M. Clark Herman I. Steinbrink Neshannock Creek House Public Works Committee

Obituaries From Edensburg Area June 8 1960

Nellie Hofmeister 83 of Edensburg died. Jess James Lastoria 52 of Edensburg RD 1 died. Avery Thomas 50 of Youngstown died. Funeral details not provided in fragment.

Nellie Hofmeister Edensburg Jess James Lastoria Avery Thomas Youngstown

Council Approves Landfill Ordinance With Hickory Two

City Council approves a sanitary landfill contract for city garbage to Hickory Two operator Kwastkowski amid bids from Joe Cioffi and others. Pulaski Township halts a related operation citing zoning. final approval on the ordinance anticipated next week.

Mitchell Chester Rudolph Kwastkowski Public Safety Howard L. Reynolds Joe Cioffi Pulaski Hickory Mitchell Kwaitkowski Cioffi Kwaitkowski Reynolds Richard H. Biddle Biddle E. Gene Schweinsberg Orville Brown Inrder Schweinsberg Robert W. Rainey American Municipal _Finance Officers Assn New York Rainey Brown

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