Sabbath School Elects James H Munson To Second Term
James H Munson of Clen Moore United Presbyterian was re elected president of the Lawrence County Sabbath School Association at King s Chapel Methodist Church. More than 150 county Sunday School workers attended the 101st annual convention to review the year and learn new ideas with state officials J Paul Burkhart Sr and Miss Ruth Caldwell assisting.
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New Castle News
James H. Munson
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Ellwood City Park Gate Baptist Church
John D. Thompson
Northminster
William J. Turner Jr
Clen Moore
David W. Marshall
Neshannock
King’s Chapel Church
Clen Moore Church
Gene Stone
First Presbyterian Church
State Association Board of Directors
Peter J. Williamson
Harbor UP Church
Neshannock UP
Park Gate Baptist
Northminster UP
Unemployment Claims Down In New Castle Area
May claims in the New Castle area were the lowest since 1957 as recalls improve employment. Mid May unemployment stood at 7.3 percent, down from the 12.4 percent peak in September 1960. Local employers filled 248 openings with 39 remaining unfilled at month end.
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Wilda K. Patterson
New Castle
Turnpike Accident Kills 2 Students in N Y Home Trip
Two Wisconsin University students, Leroy Goldman and Jane Klingstone both 20, died when their car struck an abutment on the Lawrence County section of the Pennsylvania Turnpike en route to their Larchmont N Y homes. Arthur Gamow of Teaneck N J drove after Goldman let him take the wheel four miles from the Gateway Interchange. Gamow survived with serious chest injuries. Goldman died at Sewickley Valley Hospital and Klingstone was dead on arrival per Coroner John A Meehan Jr. Pennsylvania’s 54 hour weekend toll totaled at least 15 fatalities.
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Larchmont
N.Y
Lawrence County
Leroy Goldman
Jane Klingstone
Wisconsin University
Goldman
Arthur Gamow
Teaneck
N.J
Gateway
Gateway Interchange. Gamow
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Miss Klingstone
John A. Meehan Jr
Pennsylvania
Warren Visits JFK Assassination Sites in Dallas
Chief Justice Earl Warren traced an assassin’s footsteps in Dallas and met with Jack Ruby in the county jail after visiting the Texas Schoolbook Depository. Ruby appeared wild eyed and uncooperative as Warren sought insights into Kennedy’s death.
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Preston McGraw
Dallas
UPI
United States
Jack Ruby
Earl Warren
Texas Schoolbook Depository
John Kennedy
Ruby
Warren
Washington
Ing
Oswald
Texas Theater
Commission
J. Lee Rankin
Joe H. Tonnhill
Jack
Senate action looms in civil rights bill vote
The Senate enters a week of crucial votes on a civil rights bill aimed at ending the Southern filibuster. Leaders expect Tuesday votes on three amendments to yield enough support for a Wednesday cloture vote to curb debate. Humphrey called the cloture squeaker but predicted passage.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
U S Pilot Rescued After Laos Air Battle
A U S Navy pilot from an armed fighter was rescued by an Air America helicopter after a Sunday downing over Communist held Laos. The second pilot, Navy Lt Charles F Klusman of San Diego, remained missing near Ban Ban on Route 7 in the Plaine des Jarres area.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
U.S. Navy
Plaine Des Jarres
U.S
Air America
Pathet Lao
U.S. Defense Department
Doyle W. Lynn
Gregory St. la Mesa
Calif
Navy
Charles F. Klusman
San Diego
Ban Ban
Route 7
Viet Nam
Scranton Urges Goldwater Talks at Governors Conference
Gov. William W. Scranton urged Sen. Barry Goldwater to discuss his views with top GOP leaders at the governors conference in Cleveland. Goldwater aides rejected a formal invitation, saying he would return to Washington for Senate business. Scranton also reported Eisenhower urged him to be more available for the GOP nomination while noting he himself is not a candidate but would accept if the convention desired.
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Cleveland
UPI
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Scranton
Goldwater
Washington
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
William Scranton
Hatfield
Johnson
Swarthmore College
GOP
Lawyers Uphold Bible Ban Across Schools
More than 200 constitutional lawyers including deans of 55 law schools urge Congress to reject constitutional amendments to overturn Supreme Court decisions on Bible reading and prayers in public schools. They warn Congress faces a grave responsibility in this first test of liberties. The House Judiciary Committee has closed hearings and given no date for further action.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania today and tomorrow
Partial clearing this afternoon and tonight with little temperature change. Highs 70s north to 80s south, lows 56 to 64. Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer with scattered thundershowers by night. Lake Erie winds 5 to 12 knots shifting southeast to south 8 to 15 knots tonight. Fog patches lift by mid morning. 24 hour stats show high 79, low 59, rainfall .33 inch. Shenango River level five feet.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Shenango River
City Authority Urged To Fast Sewage Plant Plan
U. S. Rep. Frank Clark pressed City Council to form a sewer authority to secure federal grants totaling 1.3 million for a proposed sewage treatment plant. The project faces a 100 day grant start condition and may raise city bond needs to 2 million if both grants arrive.
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Chet Gandig
U.S
Frank M. Clark
D-Bessemer
Clark
State Water Sanitation Board
Jordan
State Department of Health
Richard H. Biddle
Biddle
Council
Water Sanitation Board
New Castle
APW
Senate
Congress
LBJ Defends Liberty Against Government Menace
President Johnson told Swarthmore College graduates that fears of a government menace to liberty are phantom. He said government, when best, frees individuals from oppression and serves all people. The speech followed his plans to speak at Holy Cross College and reflected on guiding America’s horizon for the next generation.
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Swarthmore, Pa
UPI
Johnson
Quaker College
Philadelphia
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Horizon Johnson
Swartimore
America
Inside Today Headlines Highlight Growth and Sports
Today's News Highlights fashion that grows with young women and government church relocations. The Giants sweep the Phillies thanks to Orlando Cepeda's sparkling play. Tony Lema leads Thunder Bird Classic action as Ladies Champ of Champ Tournament begins in Ellwood City.
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Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Phillies
Ellwood City
Goldwater Confident Not Certain About Convention Nomination
Chester Penn States Barry Goldwater says he expects to be nominated at the Republican National Convention but will not be sure until the roll is called in San Francisco. He dismisses the stop Goldwater movement and notes Eisenhower Nixon not aiding a campaign to halt him. He cites Governor Scranton’s Sunday TV appearance as not indicating he is part of a stop Goldwater effort.
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Chester
UPI
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Goldwater
Pennsylvania Military College
Stop Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
William Scranton
Scranton
Death notices collected for June 8 1964
Obituaries list six individuals with ages and residences including Earl S Gaston 58 Dan T Radabaugh 63 Marie Morrison 64 Edna A Allen 67 Rose Metzger 69 and Gerardo Guigliotto 82 plus James Hookway 91 with locations in Ellwood City Kis-simmee Florida.
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Earl S. Gaston
S. Mercer St
Dan T. Radabaugh
Brigadoon Lane
Marie Morrison
Ellwood City
Edna A. Allen
Bryan Ave
Rose Metzger
Gerardo
Gerald) Guigliotto
Croton Ave
James Hookway
Kissimmiee
Fla
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Neshannock Vlp
Eleanor Magill
First Presbyterian
J. Harold Vance
Highland LLP
David Nesbit
F. Dickson Marshall
Harold McEwen
First Christian Junior Choir
Jesse Brown
Frank Donley
Mildred Shaw
Don Daugherty
King’s Messengers
Rich Hill Orchestra
Benjamin Kossack
Charles Scott
East Brook
Brown
Donley
Fred L. Paden
Clarence Alexander
Juanita Baim
Norman Zeigler
New Castle Area
JFK
Barry
City Authority
Speed
John C. Jordan
LBJ
By Alvin Spivak
United Press International
General Motors
Sloan
Bellamy
Tony Lema
Sveste Hee
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