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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1965

Page

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Peaks Indicted on Child Neglect and Manslaughter Charges

Wilbur and Ruth Peak of 104 Reiber St were indicted by the Lawrence County Grand Jury on involuntary manslaughter and child neglect. The panel also indicted six Washington St defendants and dismissed charges against two others. The case stems from the death of the Peaks’ five year old daughter Laurie. Trial is set for the week of June 21. Other indicted individuals include Robert P. Stacey, David Helle, Charles Schweinsberg, Richard Melvyn Fork, Gordon Flak, and Mark Duddy Jr. Burglary and larceny charges involving Acme Market were dismissed.

Wilbur Ruth Peak Reiber St Lawrence County Washington St Dist Kenneth E. Fox Jr Amro Laurie Robert P. Stacey Beaver Falls David Helle Moravia St Charles R. Schweinsberg Portersville Richard Melvyn Fork North St Gordon Joseph Flak Quest St Mark Duddy Jr Neshannock Ave William Courson

Today's Weather in Western Pennsylvania

Mostly cloudy and warm today with a few light showers in the forenoon. Highs 78 to 86. Tonight fair and mild, lows 56 to 64. Wednesday sunny and continued warm. Weather statistics cover the last 24 hours ending today at 7 a.m. including high 87, low 61, precip 0.01 inch, Shenango River stage 6.3 feet.

Pennsylvania Shenango River

Supreme Court expands antitrust reach on unions ruling

Labor lawyers warn the Supreme Court decision broadening antitrust coverage of union activity could trigger triple-damage lawsuits and drain union treasuries. Justice Goldberg dissents, saying the ruling risks labor turmoil and strikes, while majority says unions may be liable if they join with employers to fix wages.

Washington UPI Supreme Court AFL - Cio Arthur J. Goldberg High Court Byron R. White Goldberg United Steelworkers Congress

Russians launch Luna-6 unmanned mission toward the moon

Tass described Luna-6 as an automatic station on a "parking orbit" before heading to the moon. The launch follows Luna-5's failed soft landing attempt and comes a day after the Gemini 4 space milestone in the United States.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union United States Tais Russia Moon Lunar Tass Space Earth

Medical tests okay By CHARLES JUSTICE

Aboard USS Wasp at sea medical tests on astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White showed fewer apparent effects than earlier short flights. Dr. Charles Berry said they would stay aboard the Wasp until Thursday morning before plane home. The ship circled off Jacksonville as the two space heroes rested.

Uss Wasp James McDivitt Edward White Charles Berry Jacksonville Fla Houston Space Center White Berry McDivitt Atlantic Ocean U.S Russia United States Florida

New Castle Authority Proposes 943 Parking Spaces Plan

New Castle Parking Authority moves to build 943 spaces at the Lower Neshannock Creek Project with an estimated 500000 cost financed by bonds. Land to be sold by the Redevelopment Authority and later revert to the city. lot leased to the developer with no direct taxpayer expense.

New Castle City Redevelopment Authority Rentz Sears, Roebuck and Co

Scranton proposes a 292 million dollar highway budget

Scranton asks for a record 292 million dollars in state and federal funds for road construction in 1965 66 beginning July 1. The plan, part of a 593.6 million motor license fund budget, grows 56 million above the current year and aims to boost annual construction to 900 million by 1975. A borrowing plan and reallocation of interstate borrowing capacity are required to finance the program.

Harrisburg UPI Gev William W. Scranton General Assembly Scranton State Highway and Bridge Authority Highways Department

Westminster grads given formula for greatness

Dr. Walter E. Headley urged a blend not a collision of generations to unlock America’s future greatness at Westminster College’s 111th commencement. He addressed 204 undergraduates and 155 graduates as 2,000 attendees watched indoor ceremonies due to rain.

New Wilmington Walter E. Headley Armstrong Cork Co Westminster College America Will W. Orr Bickford Lang Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh Howard W. Sams Howard W. Sams and Co Indianapolis Walter E. Hoadley Hoadley John L. Miller Westminster College Board of Trustees

Waltz of the Flowers theme headlines exhibition

Inside Today's NEWS notes an exhibition centered on the Waltz of the Flowers. Green Thumb Club on page 10 teaches proper rose care. Beaver Street payment contract awarded by Wampum Council on page 11. John Buzhardt tops the Red Sox cousins for the third time this season on page 13. Big League baseball begins its first draft with Kansas City holding the first pick on page 17.

John Buzhardt Red Sox Cousins Kansas City

Death Notices from Garfield to Ellwood Roads

Death notices list Arthur B. Stright 52 of Garfield Avenue 125 and Michael Fagnilli 83 of Croton Avenue with additional entries Mrs Henry DuPuy 76 of Cascade Street and Rhoda Rena 53 of Elkwood City Road plus Charles Gallucci 62 of Ellwood Road.

Arthur B. Stright Garfield Ave Michael Fagnilli Croton Ave Henry DuPuy Cascade St Rhoda Rena Elkwood City Charles Gallucci Ellwood Rd

Ministers' group elects Rev. Schwab president

Rev. Mervin Schwab of Croton Methodist Church was chosen president of the New Castle Ministerial Association at a meeting in First Presbyterian Church. He succeeds Dr. George Henderson of Second U P Church, with Rev. H. B. Rittenhouse as vice president and Rev. Robert Bill as secretary. Emeritus officer Capt. Edward Hager retired as secretary. The group also named Dr. Cuyler Ferguson as dean of the 1965 School for Christian Living to be held Oct 5, 12, 19, 26 and Nov 2 and 9 at Second U P Church. An ecumenical dinner with the Lawrence County Priest's Forum is planned for early fall.

Hoadley Mervin Schwab Croton Edward Hager Salvation Army Moore Dr. Henderson Cuyler Ferguson Third UP Church School For Christian Living Stanley Carpenter First Christian Church Second UP Church County Line Milton Streets Lawrence County Henderson Edmund List E. Winter Ave

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peaks Ledi William J. Eaton United Press International Edward H. White Gulf of Mexico New York Charles Justice Senate Clarence D. Bell Delaware Bell Westminster Grads Inside Today Green Thumb Club Wampum Council Beaver St Eeewe Eters Ees Rev. Schwab
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