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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
1
In Washington UPI reports President Kennedy secured a pledge from organized labor to fight job discrimination and back the civil rights program he will send to Congress next week.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower denounces Kennedy's record as a “cunningly manipulated veneer of imagery” at a Republican dinner in Hershey Pennsylvania. He accuses the administration of inaction and retreat on national survival and domestic well being while defending the National Republican Citizens Committee.
Police Chief Clarence C. Frampton reported May activity with 18 arrests, 46 complaints answered, five larceny investigations, six traffic accident inquiries, and 1 096 miles driven in the cruiser to supervisors last night.
At the closing UP Synod of Pennsylvania session in New Wilmington a committee led by Rev. Kirk Hudson was asked to study the General Assembly pronouncement on race and require annual reports from churches and related institutions on full integration progress. More than 200 ministers attended the three day meeting at Westminster College. The 1964 conference will be at Lafayette College in Lewistown.
The French National Assembly voted 325 to 107 in favor of the Franco German friendship treaty to end nearly a century of enmity, sending the accord to a Senate seen as more hostile.
Pomona marks its golden jubilee with a 8:15 p.m. program in Northminster U.P. Church fellowship hall honoring three original Pomona Grange founders Lester Offutt Mrs J C Heckt horn and Mrs Robert Peebles. A pageant Through the Years traces the Grange’s progress with participants from several towns and a list of court ladies across multiple communities.
Reds Put Another Man Into Space Orbit Today by Shapiro. The Soviet Union launched another manned space ship into orbit.
At the University of Alabama the campus resumed normal activity with scattered police and National Guardsmen ensuring safety for two Black students, Vivian Malone and James Hood, admitted under a federal court order. A third Black student, David McGlathery, visited Huntsville extension center with minimal student attention.
London reports loyal supporters rally behind Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as he withstands cabinet turmoil sparked by the Profumo affair. He wins backing from Lord Hailsham and key ministers after a tense crisis.
Reports of possible cabinet and rank and file revolts within the Conservative party follow the War Minister John Profumo resignation. Names like Health Minister Enoch Powell and Education Minister Edward Boyle are floated as rebels. Neither confirms after a crucial cabinet meeting as observers fear a revolt could topple the government. Prime Minister Macmillan shows confidence with no more cabinet meetings planned before Monday's showdown with Labour in the House of Commons.
Glen Van Slyke 13 of Oak Ridge wins the 36th national spelling contest with 'equipage' after defeating Elaine Piecuch 14 of Winslow, Maine. Each earned cash prizes, medals, and trophies. Elaine collects $500 and a gold medal, Glen $1,000 and a ruby-set medal.
Ray Schweinberg of New Castle is elected director of Ellwood City's Lincoln High School band. Boxers Billy Weir makes hometown pro debut at Flaherty Field. Arnie Pamer returns to golf after a four week layoff and shoots 67 to share Thunderbird Open lead.
The notice lists broadcast periods from 6 a.m. to 2 30 p m for sports news and links to photo society sections. Office phone lines are provided for news want ads and society inquiries with morning to afternoon hours.
Peter Bordonaro aged 53 of 425 Lyndal Street is listed in the death records dated Friday June 14 1963. The notice records his residence and date, with no additional obituary details provided.
Lawrence County firemen from 19 companies converge on Shenango Elementary School for a week long training school. The event includes a water battle at Cascade Park Lake and features a three day course for industrial brigades. Attendance is estimated at 250 with instruction directed by Lt. Lee W. Campbell and an advisory committee including Howard Reynolds and Peter Rozzi.
Partly cloudy this afternoon and night with cooler temperatures. Highs around 66 to 70 in the north and 68 to 72 in the south. Tonight low in the 50s. Saturday shows fair skies and little temperature change.
Variable winds of 5-12 knots this morning become northerly 10-18 knots this afternoon and tonight. Scattered showers occur this morning, clearing later. Weather data for the 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. shows a maximum of 76 degrees, minimum 55, precipitation about .14 inches, river stage 4.8 feet. Last year figures in parentheses.
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