Hoffa Lawyers Say Witnesses Will Not Talk
Hoffa's defense argues key witnesses fear talking after conversations with government prosecutors. They seek an early hearing and a court order to guarantee interviews, asserting defense inquiries are proper. Hoffa and ten others are charged with attempting to influence the jury in the $1 million conspiracy trial that ended in a mistrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
James Neal
Charles Shaffer
James Durkin
Justice Department
U.S
Hoffa
Presbyterian Bells Toll For Slain Negro Leader
Bells in Presbyterian churches across the United States were to toll at noon for 15 minutes in tribute to slain Mississippi civil rights leader Medgar Evers. Dr Eugene Carson Blake chief executive officer of the General Assembly announced the plan, urged by J Irwin Miller president of the National Council of Churches, and relayed to Presbyterian executives in all 50 states.
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Philadelphia
UPS
United States
Medgar W. Evers
Eugene Carson Blake
General Assembly
Evers
J. Irwin Miller
National Council of Churches
Blake
New Castle PTA Council Names 1963 64 Officers
New Castle Parent Teacher Council selects officers Joseph Chill as president Lloyd Thompson first vice president Mrs John Griffiths second vice president Mrs Glen Spaulding recording secretary Mrs James Cullen corresponding secretary and Mrs David Veir treasurer The group plans a districting change and a state leadership workshop in Gettysburg July 15 17 Reservations due by July 1 A new Parent Teacher Student Association will be formed at New Castle High School A school of instruction is planned for Aug 28 at Rose Avenue School and monthly meetings continue on the first Wednesday
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New Castle
Federal Plaza
Joseph Chill
Lloyd Thompson
John Griffiths
Glen Spaulding
James Cullen
David Veir
Chill
PTA
Pennsylvania
State Congress of
Gettysburg
Cullen
Spaulding
New Castle High School
Rose Avenue
Latham Honored as Conservationist of the Year
Roger Latham, former State Game Commission official and Pittsburgh Press writer, was named Conservationist of the Year by the Pennsylvania Forestry Association at a Friday night ceremony in Downingtown, Pennsylvania.
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Latham
Downingtown, Pa
UPI
Roger Latham
State Game Commission
Pittsburgh Press
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
PFA
Jameson Memorial Hospital Admissions and Discharges
A long list of patients admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital includes Joyce DuBrock, Patricia Anderson, Chris Whitman, Marion Strayer, John Bell Jr, Morgan J. Jones, Mrs. Rachel Boyd, Robert Winick, Mrs. Peggy Watters, Mrs. Delorise Wetzel, Mrs. Mary Trott, Robert Blazic, Walter Barcheck, William Changeway, Nancy Russell, Pattie Bungar, Mrs. Henrietta Fleming, and others. Discharged include Brenda Beltz, Connie and Frank Telesz Jr. and additional patients.
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Walter John Barcheck
Volant
William Changeway
Rebecca St
Nancy Russell
Dawson Ave
Pittsburgh
Pattie Bungar
Harrisville
Nashua Bible School Staff Named
Nashua Orthodox Presbyterian Church sponsors a Daily Vacation Bible School directed by Mrs. Cecil Watt and Mrs. Arnold Kress for children aged three to 14. Beginners meet at Mrs. Donald Whiting’s home, with several teachers. primary class at another home. junior and intermediate at the church with listed teachers. The article also notes church club activities and visits, including Rev. Austin Van Pelt speaking on Alaska and other community events at Nashua Church.
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Community Daily Vacation Bible School
Nashua Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Cecil Watt
Arnold Kress
Donald Whiting
Whiting
Glenn Ramsey
D. L. Whiting
John Texter
Francis Whiting
Robert Roxberry
Edward Ratoasky
Howard Shaffer
Frank Cover
Russell Artman
Nashua
Austin van Pelt
Harbor United Presbyterian Church
Alaska
van Pelt
Arnod Kress
Reed Miller
Births Reported for Rudzik and Harlan Families
To Mr and Mrs Edward R Rudzik of Pulaski RD 1 a daughter born June 14. To Mr and Mrs James A Harlan of Portersville RD 2 a daughter born June 14.
To Mr and Mrs John Razzano A Son Born
To Mr and Mrs John Razzano of 92612 E Washington St a son was born on June 14.
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John Razzano
E. Washington St
Scranton Calls Negro Equality Unfinished Business in Uplifting Speech
Gov William W. Scranton told Jefferson Medical College commencement that the American Negro is writing a new chapter of history and that equality remains the No 1 unfinished business in America. He received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters.
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Philadelphia
UPI
William W. Scranton
Jefferson Medical College
Costumes Changed for Bournemouth Pajama Party
Young Conservative supporters in Bournemouth say their July 18 pajama party outfits have been altered to hobo attire after the Prefumo sex scandal emerged.
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Bournemouth
England
UPI
Hobo
Rail unions and management extend bargaining to July 10
President Kennedy urges one last major effort to resolve the rail labor dispute. Negotiators agree to continue talks until July 10 to avert a potential strike, with 200000 train operators and major railroads to bargain under federal mediation.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Congress
W. Willard Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
National Mediation Board
John L Shontz Dies In Atlanta
John Leslie Shontz 55 of Ashville North Carolina died in an Atlanta Georgia hospital yesterday. Survivors include wife Ida Burl Summers daughter Mary Elizabeth Smith and siblings Chai McDowell Roscoe Todd Lester Schott and David Frank Shantz. He worked for the United States Forestry Department and belonged to the United Presbyterian Church of Ashville. Funeral Monday at 2 30 p.m. in Ashville at Morris Hendon Black Funeral Home.
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Lester Hodge
Shannon St
John Leslie Shontz
Forrest Rd
Ashville
N. C
Shontz
Atlanta
Florida
Chai McDowell
New Castle
Roscoe Todd
Conneaut Lake
Lester Schott
Xenia
David Frank Shantz
Sandy Lake
United States Forestry Department
United Presbyterian Church of
Morris-Hendon-Black
Slippery Rock teen treated for ankle fracture after fall
Marion Benson, 15, of Slippery Rock RD 2, was treated for a fractured left ankle yesterday at 3:30 p.m. at Jameson Memorial Hospital after falling from a horse at home. She was discharged after treatment.
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Marion Benson
Slippery Rock RD
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Marion
Two County FFA Members Win First Places
John Reno of Laurel ninth in farm mechanics Joe Ambrosia of Mohawk silver award Paul Davis of Mohawk and David Whiting of Wilmington bronze in livestock judging Don Palmer and Jim Shoaf of Union honorable mention in agronomy and farm mechanics Tom Leslie of Mohawk honorable mention in poultry Mohawk High's Evan Ernst elected FFA state vice president for region four training at Penn State and attendance at the National FFA convention in Kansas City Ed Stickle named convention delegate Ed Horchler state FFA secretary and master of ceremonies Ed Gaston Ed Martsolf Sam Patterson Mark Wolfe and Don Stoddard as performers in state events Vocational teachers accompanying teams listed.
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John Reno
Laurel
Joe Ambrosia
Mohawk
Paul Davis
David Whiting
Wilmington
Don Palmer
Jim Shoaf
Union
Tom Leslie
Mohawk High
Evan Ernst
FFA
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Kansas City
Ed Stickle
Lawrence
Butler
Beaver Counties
Ralph Horchler
Ed Gaston
Ed Martsolf
Sam Patterson
Mark Wolfe
Don Stoddard
David Jameson
David Seamans
Howard F. Fox
Dale Polley
John William Laughner
Two Men Released From County Jail After Bonds
William Earley 20 of 5 Rt Home St was released from the county jail after posting a 2000 bond. He pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and battery and awaits court action for allegedly robbing Spur service station at 740 S Mill St and striking an attendant with a lug wrench. Anna Mae Thomas Beech St was released on 2000 bond. A hearing on receiving stolen goods and perjury will be held next month in connection with the Welch’s Business School burglary.
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William Earley
Rt. Home
Hanna
Welch’s Business School
Kennedy approves 3.9 million grant to buy five KY hospitals
President Kennedy announced a federal grant of 3.9 million dollars to the United Presbyterian Church to purchase five eastern Kentucky minor hospitals in Hazard Harlan McDowell Middlesboro and Whitesburg. The funds avert likely closures caused by deficits the UMW Hospital Association could not cover.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United Presbyterian Church
Eastern Kentucky
Hazard
Harlan
McDowell
Middleboro
Whitesburg
United Mine Workers
UMW
Township Building Plans Discussed
Preliminary plans for Neshanock Township's proposed building were discussed by supervisors. Edmund Cushman said plans were reviewed with Ronald K. Thompson and W. G. Eckles Co. architect, with detailed reports to follow. Over $42,000 has been set aside from a one mill tax to pay for the project.
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Neshannock Township
Edmund F. Cushman
Ronald K. Thompson
W. G. Eckles
Deaths Of The Day Directory Listing
Deaths of the Day is a daily funeral directory published at the start of the Want Ad Section. It lists interment places funeral directors service types and calling hours for upcoming services.
Mrs Labeba John former Labeba Boumilhim dies at 70
Mrs Labeba John 70 of 1030 S Mill St died at 3 30 pm yesterday at Cleveland Clinic Hospital after an extended illness. Born in Emour Lebanon Aug 1 1892 she came to New Castle in 1908. Surviving are two sons four daughters a sister a brother 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Monday at St John the Baptist Maronite Church with a blessing at the funeral home 9 am and mass at 9 30 am. Interment in St Vitus Cemetery.
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Labeba John
S. Mill St
Labeba Boumilhim
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Emour
Lebanon
Libus
Rose Boumilhim
New Castle
William John
St. John the Baptist Maronite Church
Altar Society of the
Jennie John
Noga
Homa S. Mill
E. Reynolds Streets
Stanley May Funeral Services Announced
Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 30 p m at Robert A Myers Home for Funerals 208 N Jefferson St for Stanley May 67 of 2208 W Washington St who died at 540 p m yesterday in Northside Hospital Youngstown Ohio He was born November 14 1895 in Harrod Ohio to William and Arena Austin May and was the husband of the former
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Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Stanley May
W. Washington St
Northside Hospital
Youngstown
Harrod
Ohio
William and Arena
Austin May
Obituary of W. H. May with WWI veteran details
William H. May a retired Pennsylvania Railroad foreman and World War I veteran dies leaving wife in New Castle two children Aletha Drumm of New Wilmington RD 1 and Ronald May of New Castle three sisters Ida Arnett Blanch Cummings and Irene Gray three brothers Warner Monroe and Russell and five grandchildren He predeceased by a son Guy a daughter Mildred and two brothers Services conducted by Rev J G Allison at Washington Union Christian Missionary Alliance Church with viewing today and tomorrow Interment at South Cemetery Colebrook Ohio
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Mer Mae Hines
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Union-Christian Missionary Alliance Church
New Castle
Robert
Aletha) Drumm
New Wilmington RD 1
Ronald May
Ida Arnett
Marion, O
Blanch Cummings
Alger
Irene Gray
Cortland, O
Warner May
McClure
Monroe May
Warren
Russell May
Colebrook
Guy
Mildred May
J. G. Allison
Washington Union Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Tome
South Cemetery
Italian born Venanzio Giangiulio dies at 80
Venanzio Giangiulio 80 of 2801 Ellwood Road died yesterday at noon after a brief illness. Born in Italy on April 10, 1883 he was predeceased by his wife Adeline. No survivors are listed. The body lies in John A Meehan Jr Funeral Home Highland at Lincoln avenues with viewing tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m. Services are Monday a high mass of requiem at St Joseph the Worker Church at 9 a.m. Interment at St Joseph.
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Venanzio Giangiulio
Ellwood Rd
Italy
Adeline Giangiulio
John A. Meehan Jr
Highland
Lincoln Avenues
St. Joseph the Worker Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Sono tone Wisp tiny transistor hearing aid unveiled
A delighted woman tests Sonotone’s smallest transistor model the Sono tone Wisp weighing 14 of an ounce with battery. The compact device sits behind the ear and is so light it appears under a curl of hair as a “wisp” of a hearing aid.
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City Pta Council
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Jameson Memorial
Joyce DuBrock
Croton Ave
Patricia Anderson
Bessemer
Chris Whitman
Neshannock Ave
Marion K. Strayer
Pine
Henrietta P. Fleming
Harlansburg Rd
Brenda Beltz
Ellwood City RD
Connie
Frank Telesz Jr
James Joseph Callahan
Maryland Ave
Erie
Sherry Kalajainen
Princeston Rd
Elizabeth Cooper
S. Diamond Way
William F. Florida
Paul St
Howard F. Stevenson
Emily A. Jones
George B. Kennedy
Hazelcroft
William Womer
Etta B. Williams
Green St
Lillian Latina
N. Locust St
Nancy Miller
Virginia G. Borman
County Line
Gaylen Fuller
Cecil Ave
Bess Campbell
E. Sheridan
Joanne Zorinich
Delores Thomas
Booker
Mary Lou DiGiacomo
Grove Ave
Kerr's
House of
Towle Oneida
Gorham
Wallace
Reed and
Barton Samuel Kirk & Son
Steiff & Son International
Silver
Jesse N
Kerr
N. Mill ST
Phon
Weingartner
Bible School
Presbytery of Ohio
Jack White
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Beaver Falls
Edwin Peterson
Sally Brown
Betty Brown
James Patterson
John Miklasevich
Jeffrey Hartman
William Roxberry
Calvin Sammons
Linda Proudfoot
Patty Miller
Mark
Steve Wolfe
Lawrence County Baby Beet Club
Samuel Patterson
Joseph Shick
Lawrence County Extension Service
Patterson
Miklasevich
Frank Snyder
Florence Thompson
Mercer
John Proudfoot
Lawrence Byers
Louisiana
John Byers
Michigan
Michael Miklosevich
Mrs
Louis Voskuil
Oaklawn, Ill
Kress
Michael Miklasevich
Washington County
New Castle Hospital
Ralph S. Abraham
N. Mercer St
Family Securance Service
Mutual Insurance Co
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Life Insurance Co. Home Office
Columbus
Scranton
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Delaware River
U.S. Weather Bureau
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John L. Shontz
Kitt Optical CO
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Washington St
Stanley
Sonotone
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