Senior Citizens Medicare Bills Slated For Action
Administration bills to open the states medical care for the aged program to move senior citizens and relieve their relatives of 1 million in matching payments appear ready for final House action next week. Kerr MIlls assistance standards liberalized by appropriations committee released to the floor Wednesday after over four months. Gov Scranton pledged to end a paupers oath in current statutes.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Kerr-Mills
Appropriations Committee
William W. Scranton
House
Senate
Scranton
Space Director Holmes Quits Moon Shot Job
D Brainerd Holmes, 42, head of NASA’s Office of Manned Space Flight, resigns from the Apollo project citing frustrations and politics. He will assist in the Mercury to Gemini transition and seek private sector work paying more than his $21 000 NASA salary. He previously earned over $50,000 before joining NASA.
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Washington
UPI
America
United Press International
Congress
D. Brainerd Holmes
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Holmes
James E. Webb
Webb
Mine Drainage Bill Introduced in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg a bipartisan measure would fund the state Mines Department with 225000 to develop treatment for acid mine drainage entering the Susquehanna River. The bill includes enabling legislation for a pilot plant to test pollution reduction in mine discharges.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State Mines Department
Susquehanna River
Weather Today Wide Area Forecast For Lake Erie And Western Pa
Lake Erie winds shift from west to south at 10 to 18 knots this afternoon and tonight. Partly cloudy with showers likely tonight. Western Pennsylvania sees mixed skies warming to 60s north and 70s south with increasing clouds and scattered showers late tonight and Friday. 24 hour stats show 70 maximum, 46 minimum, .07 inches precipitation, river stage 4.9 feet.
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United Press International
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Castele Chosen Treasurer For Area Schools
Theodore R. Castele was hired as New Castle Area Schools treasurer after the board rejected Howard Burr for reelection. Castele, 119 Fairmont Ave., former state worker, will serve a one year term at 1250 dollars with a 100000 dollar bond. Burr had resigned and sought reelection with a raise but was beyond the mandatory retirement age of 65.
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New Castle Area
Howard Burr
Castele
Fairmont Ave
Democratic Party
Lawrence
Castelo and DeLorenzo
Burr
Joseph Solomon
Dorothy Rosenthal
William E. Thompson
John E. Mathews
Mathews
Castelo Burr
Rosenthal
John J. Toth
John R. Burz
Big Mo fades as Union volunteers fund new pumper
Union Township fires up a fund drive to replace the 1937 Big Mo tanker with a 1,500 gallon pumper and 16,500 dollar assembly. Volunteers seek 20 to 25 thousand dollar equipment upgrade, with only about 4,400 raised as campaign ends. residents fund fire protection without township taxes.
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Union Two
Big Mo
Union
Altoona
Vince Pagliaro
Jack Stoner
Lawrence County
New Castle News
Memorial School Sees Phase One Expansion Move
The Neshannock School Board tentatively approves six new classrooms and a library at Memorial School as the first phase of a district expansion. A Walmo School addition and heating system changes are outlined, with no cost estimate yet.
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Neshannock Two
Memorial School
Board
William H. Haines
Walmo
John Menges
Harding H. Thayer and Associates
Menges
Department of Public Instruction
Walmo School
Thomas P. Smathers
Macmillan Faces Cabinet Revolt Over Profumo Affair
Emergency cabinet session continues as Harold Macmillan fights to avoid resignation amid plans by as many as four ministers to quit. Health Minister Enoch Powell leads dissent while others, including three cabinet members, weigh rebellion over the Profumo affair and security crisis.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
John Profumo
Labor
Southwark
Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Enoch Powell
Labor Party
House of Commons
Powell
Sir
Death Notices of Edward Pivovar Rose Marcantino and Elsie Hann
Edward Pivovar aged 80 of 912 Oak died June 13 1963 Rose Marcantino 68 of West Pittsburg Elsi e Hann 72 of Winter Park Florida listed in death records for that date.
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Edward Pivovar
Rose Marcantino
West Pittsburg
Elsie Hann
Winter Park, Fla
State plans park rehab and land buy for Lake Arthur project
The State General Service Administration outlines priority actions including rehabilitation of McConnell's Mill State Park and purchase of land for the Lake Arthur Project. This item appears on page 20 of today's paper.
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McConnell’s Mill State Park
Lake Arthur
State General Service Administration
Coaching Positions Filled at Three High Schools
Three area high schools New Castle Laurel and Neshan have filled coaching roles for upcoming seasons with assignments announced across district pages. The reports indicate changes to athletics staff as pages 25 cover full stories and details.
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New Castle
Laurel and Neshannock
New Food Ideas Highlighted on Page Ten
Page ten showcases fresh food ideas with photos and brief captions. The feature emphasizes inventive dishes and presentational concepts for readers seeking culinary inspiration.
O'Toole Aims for 25 Wins After 11-Game Start
Jim O'Toole opens the season strong with 11 victories early, setting sights on a 25-win campaign as the story notes his steady start and potential momentum.
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Jim O’toole
Ellwood City Ewing Park Pool Set to Open Tomorrow
Ellwood City officials announce Ewing Park swimming pool will open tomorrow, with Page 20 noting the anticipated start and hours as residents await the summer amenity.
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Ellwood City
Ewing Park
Local Sports and Society Hours Listed
A brief listing shows sports from 6 a.m. to 2 30 p.m with CW and 7 a.m. to 4 p.m for Pha wat and Society events from 7 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Readers are directed to the news phones OL 4 6651 and want ads OL 8 8511 for contact.
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Pha Wat
Way Cleared For Augustine As Postmaster
Congressman Clark announced the Civil Service Commission and the Post Office Dept have certified Francis J Augustine for a permanent post. The step precedes President Kennedy's nomination to the Senate, with Augustine having served as acting postmaster since February 9, 1961.
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Francis J. Augustine
Frank M. Clark
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Dept
Augustine
Kennedy
Senate
Nixon Sees Goldwater Eclipsing Rockefeller
Former Vice President Richard Nixon says Senator Barry Goldwater has eclipsed Governor Nelson Rockefeller as the leading 1964 Republican presidential hopeful. Nixon comments come as Goldwater gains momentum in the GOP race, signaling a shift in the nomination battle.
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Nixon
Goldwater
Rockefeller
New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Shaving Points New Approach To Fixing Games
An analysis of how gamblers fix games and the ethics of shaving points in college and professional sports. The piece notes historic examples from horse racing and baseball as well as recent NFL suspensions and the role of bookmakers.
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United States
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Property Owners Get More Time To Pay School Tax
The New Castle Area School Board extended the property tax payment deadline by 15 days to October 15 due to a late budget adoption. Forms will be mailed Aug 15, with August 16 to October 15 as the face value payment window.
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New Castle Area
Sabbath School Group To Hold 100th Meeting
Lawrence County residents plan the 100th anniversary convention of the Sabbath School at Rich Hill Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Speakers include Rev. B Cochran and Judge Leo McKay with music by Rev. F Dickson Marshall and the Calvin UP quartet. Registration opens 1 45 p m. officers to be elected and plaques awarded.
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Sabbath School
Alsn
Rich Hill Presbyterian Church
Leo H. McKay
Mercer County
B. McClain Cochran
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Assn
Cochran
Judge McKay
F. Dickson Marshall
City Rescue Mission
Calvin UP Quartet
Ellwood City
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Floyd Stevenson
Robert Leslie
L. Butler Hennon
G. C. Denniston
C. B. Houk
White Hall
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W. N. Aiken
John Weller
Robert Gormley
D. R. Greer
John Alford
First Methodist Church
J. L. Stratton
Thomas W. Phillips
New Castle
Clyde Gibson
Phillips
Grace Philips Johnson
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