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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
18
Ellwood City News provides news box drop at 425 Wayne Ave and a newsroom phone line OL 4 6651 for submissions. Circulation details list Albert Brower for daily home delivery and phone numbers for Ellwood City Plaza and New Castle exchanges.
Ellwood City sponsors announce reservations for a commemorative dinner at Connoquenessing Country Club next Thursday to honor Terry Keefer and Clyde for rescuing Thomas Morgan from a burning car on December 11 1963. David B Oliver of the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission will present bronze medals and $500 to each youth. Reservations at the Chamber office.
Mrs Sophia Shoaf aged 68 of 1042 Woodside Ave died Tuesday at a sister’s home in Beaver Falls. Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow at Kenneth C Turner Funeral Home Ellwood City with Rev George H Davidson First Baptist Church officiating. Interment Savannah Methodist Cemetery Shenango Township.
Archie King 80 of Jackson Center RD 1 died at home Tuesday. He was a retired farmer and is survived by his wife Elizabeth Schmelzer King, a son Earl Jacob of Ellwood City, another son, a sister and four grandchildren. A service will be held at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Cunningham Funeral Home Grove City. Funeral home visitation is today from 7 to 9 p.m.
The House passed President Johnson's 3.5 billion foreign aid authorization bill by a 320 to 175 vote. Democrats supported with 174 yes, 56 Republicans. opposition included 60 Democrats and 115 Republicans. Pennsylvania lawmakers split as listed with for and against tallies.
Ellwood City Borough Council will hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the municipal building Borough Manager N Michael Marks said the rules and regulations committee will recommend awarding fleet insurance bids The council will also hear the electric committee recommendation on utility pole erection on Beachwood Blvd
Unofficial reports from London say Queen Elizabeth II may extend her 1965 travel to the Soviet Union alongside planned trips to Ethiopia in February and West Germany in May. It would be the first British sovereign to set foot on Russian soil in more than 50 years. Council 74 SOC Leaders To Meet in New Castle will discuss plans for the National SOC Convention at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Coffee Shop on S. Mill Street.
Washington reports a UPI survey showing about 5,000 enlisted airmen rely on relief to meet the $3,000 poverty line for a family of four. An estimated 70,000 airmen and 1,000 officers moonlight to supplement service income. No Army Navy figures but similar trends expected. No pay raises for under two years in 12 years cited as root cause.
Philip Ross, president of the Christopher Columbus Society, calls a 7 p.m. special meeting for all Columbus members and officers at the club hall. UPI reports in Easton that civil rights picketing without arrests lacks impact, while Milton Galamison urges sustained school desegregation and warns of a New York protest next September. Congressman Clark leads a delegation through Montana after disaster designation by Johnson.
Atop Courthouse Hill jurors were dismissed after hearing a single drunk driving case against John Kondos of Butler. Commissioner Ray Bailey said a trip to Butler to study election procedures was very interesting as both counties run elections similarly. Commissioners and election board members plan to visit Mercer County tomorrow. Retirement Board approved two retirement allowance increases. Marriage licenses listed for numerous local residents in Meadville Ellwood City New Brighton and other towns. Real estate transfers record many property owners transferring local parcels across wards and townships.
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