Kennedy to Meet Macmillan During Europe Tour
British caution over U S plans for an Allied nuclear force led to a scheduled June 29 and 30 meeting at Harold Macmillan’s country home. The talks will occur between Kennedy's Ireland and Italy legs and may cover the Polaris based multinational fleet proposal and other issues.
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Italy
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the Times
White House
Europe
Death Claims Mayor's Wife Rites Tuesday
Mrs. Anna F. Steinbrink 60, of 814 Highland Ave., wife of Mayor Herman F. Steinbrink, died 9:25 p.m. at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a period of illness. Born November 14, 1902, in Beaver Falls, she was a daughter of the late John and Frances Bender and a member of Highland United Presbyterian Church. Surviving are her husband and two brothers, George Bender of Chicago and Frank Bender of Cleveland. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. from the Robert A. Myers Home for Funerals with Dr. Gene Stone officiating. burial will be in Oak Park Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow and Monday from 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Herman F. Steinbrink
Highland Ave
Steinbrink
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Anna F. Bender
Beaver Falls
John and
Frances Vanglater Bender
Highland United Presbyterian Church
New Castle
George Bender
Chicago
Frank
Racial unrest spans multiple states with protests and arrests
A wide slate of civil rights actions weekend across the South and beyond includes 125 state troopers in Lexington North Carolina to deter riots after a man was killed and a photographer wounded. Police sealed the University of Alabama campus. 47 demonstrators arrested in Jackson. NAACP asserts injunctions illegal. Other cities report protests, picketing at Beverly Hills, school bus blockades in St. Louis, restaurant refusals in Austin, and Senate filibuster threats in Washington.
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University of Alabama
Birmingham
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Jackson
Mississippi
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NAACP
Raleigh
Tallahassee
Fla
State Capitol
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Calif
Beverly Hilton
Kennedy
Austin
Tex
Texas
St. Louis
Savannah
Malcolm McLean
Washington
Congress
Two Injured In Auto Mishap Amid Fog
Heavy fog triggered two county road crashes injuring a New Bedford youth. William Gray, 23, admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital with a cut chin and possible fractures. passenger David Albert, 22, treated for a possible nose fracture. Police also noted a separate collision at Old Pittsburgh and Union Valley roads with $300 damage and no injuries.
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William Gray
Jameson Memorial Hospital
David Albert
Summitview Dr
Neshannock Falls Rd
Stanley Kazinski
Wampum RD 1
Robert Paulich
New Castle
Susan McIlvenny
Pulaski Rd
Gary Park
Croton Ave
Zasu Pitts Dies at 63 After Cancer Battle
Hollywood actress Zasu Pitts, 63, famed for her fluttering hands and quavering voice, died Friday of cancer. She began in silent films with Mary Pickford and later found fame in stage and television comedy as talking pictures emerged.
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UPI
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Mary Pickford
Kennedy Relaxes Between Hawaii Mission During Mayors Conference
President Kennedy rested at Pat Lawford's Beverly Hills home during a five day swing focusing on military strength. He attended a Democratic breakfast attended by about 2,500 at the Palladium before a 10 p.m. departure to Honolulu to speak on easing racial tension at a 650 mayors conference.
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UPI
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Patricia
International Airport
Honolulu
Jury backs expanding existing courthouse over new build
The grand jury urged enlarging the present courthouse and adding storage rather than a new building. They urged a new jail with minimal tax burden, and noted plans by county commissioners to acquire Milton Street property for jail and warehouse. They also recommended election boards tighten voter eligibility checks. The panel proposed air purifiers for the juvenile detention home, weekly juvenile home help, and stricter ID requirements for bank tellers. District Attorney Kenneth E. Fox Jr. said a Wampum man was indicted for forgery.
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Grand Jury
John F. Henderson
Milton St
Kenneth E. Fox Jr
News Inside Today Church Notes and AAU MacArthur
Rev Hattula's bilingual sermons highlighted in religious notes on page 6 with church activities across sections. NCAA yields to AAU as General MacArthur issues directives referenced on page 10.
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Hattula
NCAA
AAU
General MacArthur
Religious Leaders Express Concern About Race Tensions
Religious leaders urge calm and dialogue as racial tensions surface in communities. The page highlights calls for unity and shared responsibility amid ongoing debate on race relations.
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Washington
Idealists Choose Work to Benefit All Humanity
Page 9 feature profiles individuals pursuing vocations aimed at broad human welfare. The piece highlights diverse paths, underscoring motives of service, ethics, and social impact within everyday work.
Profiles in Science Ferdinand De Lesseps Feature
A Profiles in Science piece spotlights Ferdinand de Lesseps on page 13, detailing his role in canal history, engineering obstacles, and lasting impact on global trade and French engineering prestige.
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Profiles IN Science
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Sports and News Staff Schedule Bell
The paper lists daily time blocks for Sports from 6 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. News from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Photo from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Society from 7 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone numbers for News and Want Ads are provided as OL 4 6651 and OL 8 8511.
Survey to check PA construction projects for discrimination
Harrisburg officials ordered a survey of all state construction projects to determine if Pennsylvania's Anti-Discrimination Act is being violated. Attorney General Walter F. Alessandrini directed the study to assess compliance across state projects.
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UPI
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Walter FE. Allessandroni
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court upholds radar in speed cases in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court in a 6 1 decision affirmed the speeding conviction of W L Bartley of Irwin Pa for 60 mph on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The court ruled radar provides valid proof when the vehicle is identified by markings and description illuminated by another vehicle's headlights. Justice Musmanno dissented.
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Philadelphia
UPS
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
W L. Bartley
Irwin
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Bartley
Herbert Cohen
Cohen
Michael A. Musmanno
High Court
Westmoreland County
Steve Perdok
Secretary of Revenue
Ferdok
Legacy of Old Y Cornerstone Opened in New Castle
A 1910 cornerstone box from the YMCA reveals newspapers and writings showing a strong community spirit. It documents a seven day $100 000 campaign for a new joint YW Y MCA building with items including a Bible, building booklet, photos of EE Magill and Ira Sankey, and a YMCA resolution. Architects C and A L Thayer and J D McClelland of Ingram are listed. four pennies are included.
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New Castle Herald
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A. L. Thayer
New Castle
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Ingram
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Brown and Hamilton
Teen Age Phone Tie Up Blamed In Baby Death
In EAST MOLINE Illinois police could not be reached for an eight month old baby who suffocated after a planned teen age telephone tie up tied up 200 to 300 lines. Police chief Al Van Quanthen convened a meeting with police city and telephone company officials to address the dangerous practice and prevent further deaths.
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Frank Wangeman Jr
al van Quan
Iran troops fire over heads of demonstrators in Tehran
Government troops dispersed anti government protests in Tehran with gunfire over heads of small religious groups. Police reported no casualties though violence continued as tanks and bayoneted patrols patrolled city streets. Nassiri cited a shoot to kill order.
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Iran
Teheran
UPI
Death Notices from Ellwood City Area
Death notices list multiple residents with ages and addresses including Martin Gorzki 75 Norman Oklahoma connections, Marie Russell Grotefend 69 Norman OK, Maria Lynn Cragle 2 days Ellwood City, Edna McCoy Fisher 78 Ellwood City, Joseph W. Garczewski Sr. 80 Harlansburg Rd, Eva May Cole 71 Williams St, Edgar W. Shaw Sr. 77 Volant Rd 3, Robert T Scotty Mitchell 79 Ellwood City, Emily Ellen Bromelow 91 Home St, all noted in the local obituary notices.
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Herman F. Steinbrink
Highland Ave
Martin Gorzki
W. Miller St
Marie Russell Grotefend
Norman
Okla
Maria Lynn Cragle
E. Washington St
Edna McCoy Fisher
Ellwood City
Joseph W. Garczewski Sr
Harlansburg
Eva May Cole
Williams St
Edgar W. Shaw Sr
Volant
Robert T
Scotty) Mitchell
Emily Ellen Bromelow
E. Home St
Siamese twins born in Pittsburgh at Allegheny Valley Hospital
Two conjoined twin girls joined at the chest and abdomen were born Friday at Allegheny Valley Hospital in Pittsburgh. They weighed 11 pounds 2 ounces, and both mother and babies were reported doing well. The mother's name was not disclosed and surgery plans were not discussed.
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Pittsburgh
Weather overview for Lake Erie and Western Pennsylvania
Lake Erie shows variable winds 8 to 15 knots with mostly fair skies and a chance of isolated thunderstorm west late today or tonight. Western Pennsylvania remains mostly cloudy east of the Alleghenys with thundershowers possible in the south late afternoon and tonight. Highs 72 to 77, lows 52 to 58. Sunday looks partly cloudy and warmer with possible afternoon thundershowers. 24 hour stats: max 88, min 58, precip none, river 4.3 feet.
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United Press International
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Alleghenys
Montreal Bombing Suspects Tied to FLQ Terror Band
Police associate a group of 15 people with a bombing campaign tied to Quebec separatism. Nineteen suspects were arrested. 14 men and 1 woman are held as material witnesses in the death of Wilfred O Neil at an army recruiting center. The 15 face possible murder charges if found criminally responsible.
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Canada
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