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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
2
Grove City College granted degrees to six area students at recent commencement. John Buckley earned a bachelor of arts in history, son of Mrs. Marie Buckley of 710 Altman Rd. Another recipient, David P. Cunningham, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Cunningham.
An advertisement claims a compact hearing aid, perfected by a hard of hearing inventor, makes whispers clear and unseen by others. It invites readers to write HEARING, P.O. Box 681, York, PA, for full, no obligation information.
The item lists several graduates including a bachelor of science in chemical engineering to be employed as a development engineer by Armstrong Cork Co in Lancaster Penn. Others receive bachelor of arts in business education English and elementary education with post graduation plans at Mellon Bank Pittsburgh and related affiliations.
City Councilman Robert W. Rainey and Streets Director D. John Razzano teamed with City Engineer Daniel B. Woolcock to address Clayton Street drainage. Rainey pledged a prompt solution with bids to be sought after specifications are completed for a storm sewer and several catch basins between the street and a nearby housing development, which floods the street during heavy rains.
The State Department will name Richard I. Phillips as news chief, replacing P Lincoln White who becomes U S consul general in Melbourne Australia. Phillips is 52, born in Artesia New Mexico, and has served in government since 1941 mainly in public information.
Thirty four Future Farmers from four county high schools depart for Pennsylvania State University for the state FFA Activities Week. About 300 members across the state will judge livestock agronomy dairy poultry and other events while tours and career talks accompany demonstrations of farming advances. State officers will be chosen and Evan Ernst pursues state office with Mohawk and Union chapters represented in judging and choir band and chorus numbers.
The Air Force named George S. Wunder, creator of Terry and the Pirates, its highest civilian award for portraying Air Force activities from December 30, 1946, to March 1, 1963 in a Pentagon ceremony. Air Force Chief of Staff Eugene M. Zuckert cited Wunder as factual and favorable in the depictions.
Mohawk Area Joint directors plan to lease land near the football field for a new parking area. A survey is done and Supervising Principal Man ford E. Brockway will sign the lease. Groundwork, drainage and leveling estimates will be sought as part of the project.
IRWIN Pa UPI M Wayne Stump 21 of Mechanicsburg Pa died when his truck crashed into a second vehicle on the Pennsylvania Turnpike one mile east of the Irwin Interchange. Police say Stump apparently fell asleep and his vehicle struck Ross Russell 35 of Fayette City Pa. A steel coil from Stump's truck smashed through the cab starting a fire. Russell was not seriously injured.
Shenango Area School Board moves to file a $37,500 suit against Thayer Co. architects and the General State Authority over a faulty road beside the high school. Walter Kieler said trial could occur in October unless a compromise is reached. The board cites improper subsurface and drainage planning and authorizing contractor payment despite poor road condition.
A 38-year-old man staying at the city Rescue Mission was arrested early today inside the New Castle Candy Co building on Croton Ave. Police said he was found in a back room after a tip about a window break and entry. He allegedly worked there and was tasked with sealing windows. the building appeared empty. Charges are under review.
A daily funeral directory appears at the start of the Want Ad Section listing burial locations, funeral directors, and details of services including interment sites and calling hours for upcoming funerals.
Stefano Steve Vendemia 65 of Main St Bessemer died at 1 a m in New Castle Hospital after a short illness born Dec 26 1897 in Bia Lat ina Casserta Italy a son of late Michael and Concetta DeRobbio Vendemia survived by wife Anna De Nuccio children Concetta Canfora Anthony Vendemia Myria Vandemia and David Vendemia a brother Sam Vendemia a sister Maria Domenica Isabella and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements from Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home with services at St Anthony Church and burial in St Vitus Cemetery New Castle.
M George Barthman 86 of 909 Clarence Ave died yesterday at 3 30 p.m after illness. He came from Germany in 1900 and married Lena Schneider in 1903. Survived by daughter Mrs Earl Ferree and four grandchildren. a daughter predeceased. Funeral details listed with Richard S Cunningham Funeral Home and interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
Funeral services for Samuel E Neyman of 812 Albarn Ave will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Raymond D Cunningham Funeral Home 2429 Wilmington Rd with Rev Arnold Kress of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church officiating Interment follows at Castle View Burial Park Friends may call today from 7 to 9 p m He is survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Neyman of Sycamore St
The body is at Noga Funeral Home S Mill at E Reynolds where family will receive friends tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A blessing service will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in the funeral home with Rev W V Stancelewski of SS Philip and James Church presiding. Interment will be in SS Philip and James Cemetery.
Anita King, 74, silent film actress known for Girl of the Golden West and The Virginian, died Monday at her home in Los Angeles after a heart attack. Her death joins a line of noted industry figures reported by UPI from multiple cities.
Gov. George Wallace persists in blocking enrollment at the University of Alabama as federal marshals surround Ole Miss like threats loom. National guardsmen stand by as Wallace announces law and order, while Kennedy remains in close contact with events in Tuscaloosa and Washington.
Frank Dawicki 77 of 103 Fulton St died at 11 45 p m yesterday at home after an extended illness. Born in Wilna Poland on March 25 1886 he came to New Castle in 1913. He retired from Carnegie Steel Corp and was married 50 years to Stella Piasecki. He leaves son John Dawicki and daughter Mrs Frances Earles and two grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his...
The city council opened at 10 a.m. then recessed in respect for the mayor’s wife who died Friday. Services were held today. The council will reconvene at 10 a.m. Thursday.
Washington reports President Kennedy will skip a news conference this week. No further details were provided about plans or reasons.
Western disarmament negotiators warn resumption of U S Britain and Russia nuclear talks may not quickly yield a test ban. Vatican workers prepare for June 19 conclave to choose Pope John XXIII successor. Belaunde still regarded winner of Peru's presidential election. Reports surface that Macmillan ministers knew of Profumo affair months earlier.
City council to base a proposed ordinance on a University of Pittsburgh model law governing public utility excavations. Provisions require $5 permits, deposits for street restoration, 24 hour debris removal, 7 am to 7 pm work, access to private drives, one year utility settlement responsibility, and penalties from 25 to 100 dollars and up to 30 days in jail.
The ICC told Pennsylvania Railroad to file its request to drop the Philadelphia to Pittsburgh train with the state Public Utility Commission. The line was once part of a New York to Cleveland route but New Jersey allowed discontinuing the segment east of Philadelphia. The ICC noted the remaining Philadelphia to Pittsburgh service is intra state, while a separate Philadelphia to Harrisburg cut was approved.
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