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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
3
A reflective piece extols good fathers as loving, patient mentors who talk to, listen to, and educate their children. It emphasizes consistent parenting, shared care with mothers, and calming, respectful conversations that foster security and growth across ages from infancy to adolescence.
Neshannock School District will launch its summer recreation program Monday at 9 a.m. at the high school. Daily hours run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Chuck Travers and Joe Abraham will oversee activities.
A Montreal refinery begins building a covered refrigerated storage pit, the first in Canada, capable of holding up to 50 000 barrels of liquefied propane gas. The pit will be hollowed from rock and kept at 49 degrees below zero to maintain the liquid state.
Salt largely comes from underground deposits mined by dissolving salt in water and pumping brine. Deposits or domes are found in Louisiana Michigan New York Ohio and Texas.
A home craft note describes making junior and boys wigs using nylon stockings as a base cap and yarn strands for hair. Steps include knotting a stocking cap, sewing yarn strands for side hair, bangs, and a ponytail, with variations for boys and playful effects using a bowl as a prop.
A local column notes the public reaction to Eisenhower's schedule and a possible postponement of his trip to Japan. It suggests using wigs for costumes and reflects on Cervantes words about the pen and the lance as a thought for the day.
Almanac notes June 15 1953 is the 166th day with Venus Jupiter Saturn visible in morning sky and Mars in evening. On this day historical events include Magna Carta seal in 1215 and Franklin kite experiment in 1752. The Permanent Court of International Justice opened in 1922 and Kishi remarks in 1960.
The Lawrence County Law Enforcement Assn met in the Courthouse with a panel on Pennsylvania motor vehicle code and a talk by Lt. Delbert Weis on the New Castle Guidance Council. A committee was formed to plan a picnic and the group will skip July and August meetings.
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