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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1964

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Pay Raise Rider Surprises Senate in Pay Bill Action

Senate members voiced surprise at a House pay raise rider in the federal pay bill. The rider could trigger automatic salary boosts for Congress when federal civil servants receive raises. The House approved the measure 243 to 257, with the full bill valued at 535 million dollars.

Washington UPS Congress House Senate Johnson Olin D. Johnston D-S.c Post Office and Civil Service Committee Johnston Mnlion Federal

Project 70 Final Vote Draws Near

Harrisburg reports the General Assembly gears for final adjournment with House action on Project 70 enabling legislation and Senate moves on four House-passed constitutional amendments. The bonds plan would raise 70 million dollars for parks and land, with 40 million for land, 20 million for municipal parks, and 10 million for fish and game lands. The Senate amendments include tweaks to public official conduct, anti discrimination measures, judicial training, and tax exemptions for low earners to counter a Supreme Court ruling.

Martin J. Sikora Harrisburg UPI General Assembly House Senate Supreme Court Johnstown

Negro Leaders Change Demonstration Tactics

A UPI report notes reduced tensions in two southern cities as tactics shift. In St Augustine a halted night march follows assurances of police protection, while in Tuscaloosa leaders cancel further protests pending a federal court ruling on police interference.

United Press International Martin Luther King St. Augustine Fla Tuscaloosa Ala Monson Motor Lodge King Cleveland Donald University of Mississippi Donald Ole Miss James Meredith

Southerners Keep Fight On Civil Rights Bill

Senator Richard B. Russell asserts southern opponents have little chance to win major changes in the Senate civil rights bill but will press for votes on proposed amendments. He notes plans to force roll calls to “make a record” while Senate leaders foresee few substantive changes to the bipartisan substitute.

Washington UPI Richard B. Russell D-Ga Senate Russell Hubert H. Humphrey Minn Humphrey Anager

Ellwood City School Board backs strict wage tax collection policy

Ellwood City Area School Board approved a get tough plan for delinquent wage taxes. Director J Robert Grant ordered a study of delinquency causes with recommendations on collection, to be conducted by Superintendent Clarence M. Long,Secretary Anna Brewer, and the finance committee.

Ellwood City Ellwood City Area J. Robert Grant Clarence M. Long Anna Brewer Grant Economy League of Pennsylvania Wayne Perry Wampum Ellport

Erhard to confer with LBJ amid Berlin pact concerns

West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrives in Washington for talks with President Johnson. The 20 year Soviet East German treaty raises fears of tougher Communist moves and a new Berlin crisis under the Four Power framework remains in force.

Washington UPI Ludwig Erhard Johnson Soviet Union Erhard West Berlin West Germany United States U.S Kremlin Berlin Moscow UPS East Germany Nikita S. Khrushchev Walter Ulbricht Europe Ulbricht Khrushchev Britain France

Scranton Enters GOP Presidential Race

Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination at the Maryland state convention. He warned that a Goldwater nomination could cost the party the fall election and urged a convention not a coronation. Delegates tally shows Scranton with 70 votes. Goldwater leads with 352.

Baltimore UPI William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Barry Goldwater Scranton Maryland United States Goldwater GOP San Francisco Nelson A. Rockfeller New York United Press International Iowa North Dakota Vermont Rockefeller Henry Cabot Lodge Richard M. Nixon

Explosion in Dominican Republic Kills Four

Police said four people died and 140 injured in an ammunition dump blast across the Ozama River from Santo Domingo. A fire followed the explosion as troops, police, and civilians searched the ruins. the death toll was expected to rise and the origin remained unknown.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic UPI Ozama

Make Cars Safer as Auto Firms Face Public Challenge

POCONO MANOR Pa. Charles J. Murphy of the New York Automobile Club challenged auto makers to improve safety within reasonable cost. He accused the industry of brainwashing the public into believing that driver responsibility alone will sharply reduce accidents.

Pocono Manor API Charles J. Murphy New York Automobile Club

City Police Halt West Side Gang War Amid Youth Gathering

Three city police cruisers arrived at Grant and Sampson streets at 1 a.m. and stopped about 100 youths from forming a gang war near the Grant St. bridge. Autos screeched away and youths from distant towns were identified. A homemade blackjack and reports of knives and a shotgun were found or observed. Police kept patrols until the crowds dispersed. Detectives seek motive with names of questioned youths and an anonymous tip identifying a ringleader.

Grant and Sampson Streets Grant St. Bridge Ohio Aliquippa West Side W. North State Grant Sampson

Weather summary for Western Pennsylvania and Lake Erie

Western Pennsylvania saw mostly sunny warmer conditions with highs in the 74 to 83 range and a cooler night near 52 to 60. Saturday brings more clouds scattered showers and thundershowers, with a bit warmer overall. Lake Erie winds shift to southerly 17 to 22 knots tonight with partly cloudy skies and isolated thundershowers.

Pennsylvania Lake Erie

Monster of Sister Lakes Baffles Zoologists

Reports from Sister Lakes Cass County Michigan describe a nine foot tall hairy creature with a black human like face seen by three more witnesses. University of Michigan zoologists spar over whether it is an escaped circus gorilla or a black bear roaming south from Roscommon County, with authorities continuing a bear theory as the likely explanation.

Sister Lakes Mich Eggleton William H. Burt Burt Michigan Roscommon County Cass County Huckleberry County

Rowland Re-Elected President of Penn State Board

Roger W. Rowland of Jersey City New Jersey was re elected president of the Penn State board of trustees. He is a Penn State alumnus, long time Republican leader, and head of New Castle Refractories Division. Also elected trustees were Albert Madigan Towanda Charles Oaks Allentown and J Lewis Williams Uniontown.

Roger W. Rowland Highland Ave Pennsylvania State University Rowland New Castle Joseph Dixon Crucible Co Jersey City N.J Springfield Mass Penn State Gas Combustion Co Pittsburgh Ariana Willis Cooperstown N.Y Albert Madigan Towanda Charles Oaks Allentown J. Lewis Williams Uniontown

Training Tower Aid Approved for Deshon Annex

Greater New Castle Association backed Lawrence County Firemen's Association in building a Deshon Annex fire training tower. GNCA voted to buy 650 cement blocks, with first floor to be completed by September’s county fire school. Campbell noted site grading finished and additional funds from the fire association.

Greater

Tragedy Ends In Death Of Madman In Cologne

In Cologne Germany Walter Seifert a 42 year old war veteran attacked a Roman Catholic grade school using a home made flamethrower and a crude spear killing two teachers and wounding 12 children or more. Police shot him and he died nine hours later in hospital.

Cologne Germany UPI Walter Seifert Diesen Seifert

Ellwood City Rehires Coaches and Fills Board Seats

Ellwood City school board meets to rehire all coaches and fill open positions. Multiple districts and staff are affected as announcements spell staffing changes and administrative appointments.

Ellwood City

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