Supreme Court closes tranquil 1964 65 term
The Supreme Court ended a tranquil 1964-65 term with upholding the civil rights public accommodations provision and overturning several sit in convictions in establishments covered by the law. Justice Black led key opinions while the term reflected shifts on televised trials and related civil liberty issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Hugo L. Black
Baton Rouge
Earl Warren
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Arthur J. Goldberg
Tom C. Clark
John Marshall Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Connecticut
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Black
Parking unit selects Rhodes as treasurer
Charles M. Rhodes of 121 Baldwin Rd was elected treasurer of the New Castle Parking Authority replacing Alfred H. Owens who resigned. Chairman J. Fred Rentz resigned effective today after commendation for leadership. Thure M. Leivo will serve as chairman until January. Memorial service held for Rev. Richard Lee Nimmo of Meadville who drowned off Jupiter Island Florida. his body was not recovered. He is survived by his parents two sisters a brother and grandparents.
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Charles M. Rhodes
Baldwin Rd
New Castle
Leivo
Rentz
Meadville
Richard Lee Nimmo
Harold Nimmo
Charles MacDonald
Kerrtown Chapel
Nimmo
Jupiter Island
Florida
R. M. Deeter
Bible Institute
RD 6
Arthur B. Stright
E. Garfield Ave
Pulaski
Harry B
Ida Dicks Stright
Emma Sewall
Stright
Johnson Bronze Co
First Methodist Church
The
Elks Lodge
Ronald R
Maryanne) Bender
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Milo Vinton
Grove City
Dale
U.S. Marine Corps
Cherry Point
N.C
Maj
Robert
U.S. Army
Puerto Rico
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Delbert E. Jolley
Castle View
Charles Gallucci
Ellwood Rd
Tony
Mary Bashett Gallucci
Elliot Brothers Steel Co
U.S
Casmere
Mary Perrett
Rose Venditto
Clara Brasile
James
Ralph
Annie Marsico
Catherine DeSimone
Charlotte Scungio
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill and
E. Sutton
Florence Harkless Rites Held in Youngstown
Funeral and interment were Tuesday for Mrs. Florence Kirk Harkless in Youngstown. She died June 4 at North Side Nursing Home. Born in Mercer County to Robert and Harriet Rice Kirk, she leaves three daughters and a sister plus several grandchildren. Port of Erie Seeks $50,000 for Upgrades and Maintenance in Harrisburg.
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Florence Harkless
Youngstown
Florence Kirk Harkless
North Side Nursing Home
Mercer County
Robert
Harriet Rice Kirk
Harkless
Twila Wright
New Castle
Helen Chapman
Aurora
Ohio
Marjorie Stiffler
Myrtle Lent
Port OF
Erie
Harrisburg
UPI
Erie County House
Port of Erie
Services held for relatives of Mrs DeSelms after Ocean City deaths
Mrs. DeSelms of 228 E Euclid Ave mourns brother Joseph Hallas Jr 78 Ocean City N J and nephew David Messick 41 of Pa who drowned Memorial Day near Ocean City after a fishing trip Hallas a retired real estate man and Messick an Atlantic Refining Co executive were remembered at services held in New Jersey Hallas reportedly suffered a heart attack and his son in law attempted the rescue.
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DeSelms
William L. DeSelms
E. Euclid Ave
New Jersey
Joseph Hallas Jr
Ocean City
N. J
David Messick
On Hill
Hallas
Messick
The
Atlantic Refining Co
Westminster honors graduates in 1960 ceremony
Fifteen students earned Summa Cum Laude at Westminster College with Ruth Knittel of Youngstown achieving the highest honor. Cum Laude graduates include Linda Haering Joan Gary David Sewall and many Lawrence County seniors. Degrees span Arts Sciences Mathematics Music and Business Administration, with several completing requirements earlier or in September.
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Hoadley
John L. Miller
Pittsburgh
Board of Trustees
Ruth Knittel
Youngstown
Westminster
Glenn B. Reed
Robert M. Smith
Akron
Linda Haering
George A. Haering
Kurtz Place
Joan Gary
Joseph S. Gary
Enon Valley
David Sewall
David D. Sewall
New Wilmington
Lawrence County
Marjorie Bintrim
Herbert F. Bintrim
Princeton Rd
Nancy Jo Boyd
Joseph S. Boyd
Shadyland Dr
Janet Edwards
Park Avenue
Inalee Gamble
Paul
Charles Wimer
Ronald Wimer
Franklin Ave
John Biberich
Walter Biberich
Ann Armstrong
Arthur E. Armstrong
Euclid Ave
William E. Blackburn Jr
William E. Blackburn Sr
Donald Carpenter
Donald E. Carpenter
Covert Rd
Melvin Cik
Michael Cik
Addis St
Gary Gelvin
H. Goodwill
William Hazen
Louis D. Hazen
Park Ave
Frederick Shelenberger
Robert C. Shelenberger
State Rd
David Stillwagon
Charles Shoaff
E. Meyer Ave
Virginia McCandless
Jeanne Sewall
Russell C. Sewall
Mission Meade Dr
Homer Allen
E. Edison Ave
Karen Bees
Charles Bees
McCarty Lane
Frances Chestley
Steve Chestley
Volant
William Timmeney
Aymer Curtin
Erik Finch III
Stanley Rackley
Hazlett
McCrumb
Carrigan
Armstrong
Castle Aviation clashes over New Castle Airport rights
Castle Aviation Inc and Air Way Express Inc refuse to vacate New Castle Airport as G H Brundage Co moves to take control. Lawyers warn of eviction actions while FAA says contract needs modification and a separate operator may be required. City officials await legal steps and potential delays to airport improvements. Also vandalism hits five cars at Tillia Rambler lot on Grant Street.
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Castle Aviation Inc
Airway Express Inc
New Castle
City Airport Authority
G. H. Brundage Co
James Barber
John C. Wilkins
Brundage
Civil Air Patrol
Barber and Wilkins
Castle Aviation
Gordon C. Post Jr
Post
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
John R. Seltzer
Authority
Lawrace
Wilkins
Barber
Richard H. Biddle
John C. Jordan
Supreme Court orders new trial in UMW antitrust suit
A federal jury awarded Triple damages of 270000 plus 55000 in fees against the United Mine Workers of America and coal operators in a case accusing a union of conspiring to force high wages and drive small firms out of the coal business. The Sixth Circuit affirmed, but the Supreme Court ordered a new trial over improper jury instructions on non illegal joint actions. Similar suits threaten UMW in several states with billions sought.
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United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Phillips Brothers Coal Co
Campbell County
Tenn
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Supreme Court
Coal Operators Association
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Illinois
Government Savings and Welfare Allocations Plan
The plan proposes refunding advance registration deposits above 5 dollars and establishing a cash award program for state employees offering constructive suggestions to improve governmental operations. It also orders sending 1.3 million dollars to the Public Welfare Department to cover a shortfall in medical assistance for the aged.
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Public Welfare Department
One Hour Parking OKd on Two Bessemer Streets
Bessemer Borough Council limits Fifth and Eleventh streets to one hour after complaints of all day parking. The change is temporary pending effectiveness. Council plans a Gravely tractor purchase for snow plow and mower attachments at 747 dollars and seeks extra police duty. State Highways has no plans to improve S Main St despite prior promises. Prices for 550 feet of 12 inch concrete pipe for a storm sewer will be sought. A two foot strip of borough land along Poland Ave may be purchased.
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Bessemer
Gravely Pover
New Castle
Carr
State Highways Department
S. Main St
Ralph Cunningham
John Galetta
Poland Ave
State highway budget aims for 450 million by 1967
The budget plans 138 million on interstate roads with 90 percent federal funds and 84 million for fully state financed arteries. It includes 39.5 million in local road subsidies and 11.6 million in authority rentals. Federal aid totales 210.7 million, with state gas tax and license revenues rising to 348.8 million amid tax increases and license reform.
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Scranton
Highways Department
Fish and Game Commissions
Bliss couple to speak on Modern Method of Missions
Rev. and Mrs. W. Mar Bliss, former missionaries to Liberia and West Africa, will speak at Gardner Chapel tomorrow at 7 p.m. Their address at 2809 Forest Ave follows a return from overseas service. The Bliss talk outlines the Modern Method of Missions.
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Bliss
Gardner Chapel
W. Mar* Bliss
L*beria
W. Africa
Forest Ave
Deaths of the Day directory lists funerals each morning
A daily Want Ad section directory provides funeral listings with interment location, funeral director, service times, and calling hours for convenience. The publication helps readers locate details for upcoming services.
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Tart
Ben J. Rizzo
Fairmont Avenue
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New Castle News
George Henderson
New Castle Ministerial Association
William Moore
Robert Bill
Mervin Schwab
H. B. Rittenhouse
Castle Refuses
Hassle Brewing
Tillia Rambler
Grant St
Bessemer Streets
Mercer St
Pearl Elaine Curtis
Line Ave
Ellwood City
Nathan Frederick Gassel
East Brook St
William Marino
Hawthorne St
Henry DuPuy
Cascade St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Etna
John
Harriet Fulford Fishlock
Order of Eagles Lodge
Eugene
Vivian) McConahy
Carl
Elizabeth) Teckett
Charles
Clarence
William Fishlock
Richard Fishlock
Sharon
Harriet Hege
Catherine Jones
Genevieve Kelly
James Fishlock
Henry
E. Sutton Streets
Emory Ringer Jr
Peoples Alliance Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Michael Fagnilli
Croton Ave
Duca Degli Abruzzi Society
Walter
Mary Micco
Adam
Jennie) Vincent
Minnie) Heath
Chris
Ann) Jacobell
Anthony
Julia) DeLoia
William F. DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
St. Vitus
Joseph F. Fabbri
Rhoda Reno
Slippery Rock Township
Henry Austin
Eva J. Norton Davis
Howard Reno
William
Barbara) Young
Portersville Rd
Lamont
Joyce) Aley
Irwin
Kathy Sue Reno
Eva J. Davis
Ella) Davis
Oklahoma City
Verda Miller
Richard
Mary) Crowell
Huntington Beach
Calif
Elva) Ash
Charles Davis
Norton Davis
Elyria
John Davis
Slippery Rock
Walter Davis
Paul LeVan
Theodore Maitland
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Rev. Schwab
Steve Burger
New Castle Christian Youth Council
First Presbyterian Church
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WM. Proctor
WM. R. Proctor
Bestview Ave
Atlomwid
Mutual Insurance
CQO
Columbus
Baron Heating
Baron