Junkyard operator fined by Shenango Township over zoning breach
Shenango Township supervisors agreed to fine Castlewood junkyard operator Clair C Kennedy $300 each day after Sept 1 if zoning provisions are not met. Kennedy was notified of the board's intent. The yard had expanded onto adjoining lands after the 1960 law.
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Shenango Township
Castlewood
Walter L. Kendall
Clair C. Kennedy
Kendall
Glen Rogers
Gardner Center Rd
Rogers
Universal Printing Co
New Castle
Bible Baptist Church Plans Vacation Bible School
Bible Baptist Church of 2400 W State St opens a five day vacation Bible School from 6 30 p m to 9 p m for children ages 4 to 16. Mrs Harry Jordan directs with staff including Mrs Mary Lasher Mrs Virginia Hooker Margaret Jordan and others.
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Bible Baptists
Bible Baptist Church
State St
Harry Jordan
Mary Lasher
Virginia Hooker
Margaret Jordan
Mildred Zappia
Diane Thompson
Hartson Watson
Nancy Pence
Jeanine Keesey
Jean Cramer
Fae Stunkard
Horse Show Opens Today at Lawrence County Grounds
The New Castle Jaycees launch their first annual horse show with a 7 p.m. opening performance at the Lawrence County grounds on Harlansburg. Remaining shows are at 9 a.m., 1 p.m., and 7 p.m. tomorrow, with proceeds benefiting charity.
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New Castle
State Faces 90 228 Dollar Food Damage Suit
The federal government filed a 90 228 dollar suit in Scranton over surplus food distributed to ineligible recipients in Cambria County during 1957 and 1958. The state Justice Department seeks county commissioners as co defendants and may add them if they refuse.
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Harrisburg
UPS
Cambria
U.S. Middle District Court
Scranton
State Justice Department
Edward Friedman
Commonwealth
Home Baking Co
Ebensburg
Rich Hill Church Sees Children Day Program This Sunday
The Rich Hill UP Church will host a Children’s Day program at 11 a m on Sunday. Vacation Bible School runs Monday through June 26. Local notices include anniversaries, births, and visits among area families.
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Rich Hill UP Church
Vacation Bible School
Highways Hearing Set for Northwestern Pennsylvanian Delegation
Lawrence County will join several Northwestern Pennsylvania counties at a State Highway Commission hearing on June 19 in Erie. The meeting invites views on highway needs and priorities with a 15 minute hearing slot available by contacting Highway Secretary Henry Harral. Other represented counties include Erie Armstrong Venango Crawford Warren Clarion Jefferson Butler Clearfield McKean Clinton Centre. Other hearings have occurred in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Harrisburg with one today in Hazelton.
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Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
State Highway Commission
Erie
Victor J. Andrew
Greater New Castle Association
Henry D. Harral
Commission
Armstrong
Venango
Crawford
Warren
Clarion
Jefferson
Butler
Clearfield
McKean
Clinton
Centre
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Hazelton
Death of Herbert Weide Leaves Family in Hollywood
Mrs Alice M Rentz of 234 Hazelcroft Ave learns of the death of her brother in law Herbert Weide 65 a former New Castle resident who died of a heart attack at home in Hollywood California He attended Westminster College Oberlin College and Johns Hopkins University and was a chemistry professor at Los Angeles City College He is survived by his wife Genevieve McCreary a son David three brothers Carl Warren and Ralph all of New Castle and a sister Edna Weide Burial will be in California tomorrow.
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Alice M. Rentz
Hazelcroft Ave
Herbert Weide
Hollywood
Calif
Weide
Westminster College
Oberlin College
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Los Angeles City College
Genevieve McCreary
David Weide
Carl
Warren
Ralph Weide
New Castle
Edna Weide
California
Global and regional political and weather briefs across UPI reports
Reports span Philadelphia election hearings on over 500 challenged absentee ballots, Rockefeller’s final drive against Goldwater, a New York family’s disillusionment after returning from Russia, damaging tornadoes across the plains, a Los Angeles priest urging McIntyre’s removal, Goldwater’s surge with 39 delegates, and Rockefeller’s pledge to stay in the race for moderate Republicanism.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Board of Elections
Los Angeles
Paul VI
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
County Commission considers protest of new surplus foods law
County commissioners received a Warren County letter urging a resolution to protest the surplus foods law to state and federal governments, arguing rules are too strict and many people lose benefits. They will study the matter further. Boy Scouts of Lawrence County were granted a free day at the Cathedral. R. J. Stoughton of Scott Township was named tax assessor to fill the unexpired term of J. E. Stoughton who died. Marriage license applications list Tackitt Locke McDanel Hollerman Burns Burnside. Real estate transfers include multiple property moves in 8th Ward Union Township Plain Grove Slippery Rock and adjacent areas.
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Warren County
John Garczewski
Walter Kendra
Robert L. Lash
Donald R. Adams
Union Township
Howard J. Kaufman
Arthur F. Reed Jr
Plain Grove
Gaylord V. Bessell
Matthew Bessell
Slippery Rock
Roy M. Bessell
Edward D. Fee
James V. Howard
Radar Enforced Signs Upheld by High Court
Pennsylvania case where the state Superior Court affirmed the Pennsylvania Department of Highways signs reading Radar Enforced, reversing Cambria County Court. The ruling holds signs need not say Radar in Operation and that such signs discourage speeding even without radar nearby. Judge Robert E. Woodside noted no safety program relies on revealing exact officer location.
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High Court
Pailadelp Sea
UPI
State Superior Court
State Highways Department
Robert E. Woodside
Cambria
Woodside
Morals Charge Filed Against Ohio Man
Robert Thomas Carney 44 of Campbell Ohio faced morals charges involving a 12 year old girl in Neshannock Township. He pleaded innocent before Justice Betty Lou Kradel and was jailed in Lawrence County on $1000 bail. A preliminary hearing is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday in the justice’s office.
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Ohio
Neshannock Township
Robert Thomas Carney
Wilson Ave
Campbell
Justice of the Peace
Betty Lou Kradel
Lawrence County
Carney
Philadelphia Papers Raise Single Copy Price by Two Cents
The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Daily News, divisions of Triangle Publications, Inc., announced a two cent increase in single copy prices from eight to 10 cents starting Monday June 15. Home delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions remain at 48 and 20 cents respectively.
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Philadelphia
UPI
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Daily News Today
Triangle Publications, Inc
the Inquirer
Gov Decides to Battle Barry
Scranton urges Republican unity against exclusionary minorities and warns against sacrificing principles for easy solutions. He cites Lincoln Roosevelt and Eisenhower to frame a duty to defend tradition, resist liberalism, and oppose rapid, reckless political shifts. He argues the party must oppose both compromising slavery threats and destructive, rash actions.
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Scranton
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Lincoln
Republican Party
City Police Nab 2 Men In Burglary Try Today
Two men were held by city police in a dawn burglary at Benninghoff's Dairy Bar 514 S Jefferson St. Officers pursued a third man seen fleeing. Cigarettes were missing and charges are expected today.
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City Police
Benninghoff’s
S. Jefferson St
Youngstown
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Paul C. Benninghoff
New Castle Lumber & Supply Co
W. Grant St
Lumber Company
Paul Murphy
Wampum RD
Murphy
Barberton
Newsmen Tour State Highways In Western Pennsylvania
More than 50 western Pennsylvania newsmen joined an air tour of state highway construction sponsored by the Pennsylvania Highway Information Association. Stops included Pittsburgh Monroeville Aliquippa Freeport Butler Zelienople Mercer and Sharon. Wilbur C Webb PHIA chief deputy secretary spoke at the Hilton in Pittsburgh stressing a good highways system to retain industries attract new ones and draw tourists.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Highway Information Association
Pittsburgh
Monroeville
Aliquippa
Freeport
Butler
Zelienople
Mercer
Sharon
Wilbur C. Webb
PHIA
Hilton Hotel
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Wampum RD 2
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Mahoney Ave
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S. Mill St
Hazel M. Burnside
Division St
Hearing Aid Center
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New Castle News
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Travis A. French
Greenway Rd
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EVO
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Washington St. At Mill
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Bestview Ave
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New Castle Area
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E. Garfield Ave
Fred Sparano Jr
Sparano
Highland Ave
Eva Marie Delaney
Englewood Ave
Butler Ave
Florence Hotel
Sam Eugene Orrico
Harrison St
Patricia A. Fudolis
Reo St
Sutton and Hazen Streets
Bernice E. Miller
April Lane
Donald R. Newton
Station Rd
Harmony Baptist Rd
Gladys Rogan
Seventh St
Beaver Falls
William
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State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
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