Strikes threaten delay to county vocational school opening
Strikes by ironworkers and carpenters may push back the Lawrence County Area Vocational-Technical School opening. Ironworkers idle about seven weeks and carpenters since June 2. If workers return soon the Sept 1 completion date could hold. If not, 880 area high school students may be relocated. Bills approved include Matthew Leivo and Sons 129,720 Stefank and Sons 63,702 Ivor J. Lee 10,382 Marine Electric 193 and Addressograph Multigraph Corp 1,474.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip R. Phelps
Lawrence County
Alfred V. Papa
Matthew Leivo
Pat George Named Principal for Two New Castle Schools
Pat J. George of 318 Highland Ave was named by the New Castle Area School Board as principal of Mahoning and West Pittsburgh elementary schools. He will supervise two schools with a $10 388 salary. George, a New Castle native, has seven years at Croton school and four months as temporary principal at Rose Ave and Lockley. He holds a B S in education from Penn State and a masters from Westminster College, pursuing a doctorate at Pitt. He is married to Ann Klein and they have one son. The board also accepted resignations of several teachers and hired new professional and temporary staff.
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Pat J. George
Highland Ave
New Castle Area
Mahoning
West Pittsburgh
New Castle
George
Croton
Rose Ave
Lockley
Pennsylvania University
Westminster College
University of Pittsburgh
Ann Klein
Springfield
Thaddeus- Stevens
Rose
M. Bullano
Dorothy L. Bishop
Richard F. Lampe
Carole G. Ledwith
Helen K. Lockley
Rosalind Micco
Concetta DiCola
Patricia Farone
Robert S. Kitterer
Madeline R. Collingwood
Donald E. Benson
Delores E. James
John F. Ao
Daniel John Span
Nicholas J. DeRosa
Ronald E. Hill
Riots Across Ohio Cities After Racial Tensions
Violence by gangs erupts in Cincinnati and Dayton Ohio as National Guardsmen are deployed. Rioters damage shops and fires, with arrests near 200 and damages exceeding 1 million dollars. injuries include a white youth shot and a doctor hurt by a flying brick. In Montgomery and Tampa similar unrest noted.
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United Press International
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dayton
Alabama
Montgomery
Lurleen Wallace
Tampa
Fla
James A. Rhodes
Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Warren
Mich
Clete Boyer Hits Grand Slam Despite Illness
Connie Palumbo and Dan Spanish hired as coaches at New Castle High as reported in Inside section.
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Clete Boyer
Homer
Connie Palumbo
Dan Spanish
New Castle High
Area lawyer Mont L. Ailey dead at 85
Mont Leslie Ailey 85 of Edinburg RD 1 former district attorney of Lawrence County and veteran New Castle lawyer died at 6 15 a.m. after a short illness. Born Feb 24 1882 in Moravia Pa he practiced in New Castle with his brother Clyde V. Ailey. He served as district attorney 1933 1937 and was honored in 1962 for 50 years as an attorney. Surviving wife Florence Neal a son Robert James and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Robert A Myers Home for Funerals with services Saturday at 1 30 p.m. by Rev John Sloat. Interment Oak Park Cemetery.
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Mont Leslie Ailey
Edinburg
Lawrence County
New Castle
Moravia
Irwin
Elizabeth H. Ailey
Grove City College
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Glyde V. Ailey
Northminster UP Church
Mahoning Lodge
F and AM
Valley of
John Sloat
Oak Park Cemetery
Carnival ride accident injures two in Bessemer
Two riders were hurt when two cars on the Octopus ride came loose and dropped. Fred Puglia 28 Hillsville suffered possible leg and spine fractures and was admitted to St. Francis Hospital at 10 15 p m with satisfactory day status. Janet Adams 21 Bessemer received back contusions and was treated at 10 25 p m at the same hospital.
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Bessemer
Fred Puglia
Hillsville
St. Francis Hospital
Janet Adams
Death Notices 1967 Emma Phillips and others
Death notices list Emma B Phillips 78 of 108 N Mill St W Cecil Miller 79 Ellwood City Christie V Jones 68 837 Frank Ave Vasil Bill Thomas 74 408 Seventh St Mont Leslie Alley 85 Edinburg Rd Charles H Brown 83 Ellwood City
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Emma B., Phillips
N. Mill St
W. Cecil Miller
Ellwood City
Christie V. Jones
Frank Ave
Vasil
Bill) Thomas
Seventh St
Mont Leslie Alley
Edinburg RD
Charles H. Brown
Ellwod City
Civil rights leaders unite for Cleveland housing action
In a rare display of unity nine major civil rights groups pledge resources to tackle discrimination in Cleveland Ohio. The Suffern New York secret summit produced a statement by leaders including Dr Kenneth B Clark Dr Martin Luther King Jr Roy Wilkins Whitney Young Floyd McKissick Bayard Rustin Jack Greenberg Dorothy Haight and a SNCC representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Suffern
N.Y
New York City
Kenneth B. Clark
Metropolitan Applied Research Center
Clark
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Roy W. Wilkins
National Association For Th Advancement of Colored People
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Floyd B. Mckhissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Bayard Rustin
A. Philip Randolp Institute
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense and Education Fund
Dorothy Haight
National Council of Negro Women
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committeee
Israel begins action to annex Jerusalem amid war
Cairo reports life returning to normal as authorities plan to evacuate 1576 tourists trapped by fighting. Al Ahram attacks US and Britain over Middle East diplomacy while Egypt weighs reopening Cairo International Airport and possible ban on American and British aircraft.
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United Press International
Cairo
UPI
United States
Britain
al Ahram
Washington
Israel
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Egypt
United Nations
General Assembly
Libya
International Airways
Cairo International
Dodd Defends Self as Senate Questions Campaign Charges
Senator Thomas J. Dodd faced a Senate inquiry over alleged use of campaign funds for Caribbean trips and race track limousines. He delivered an impassioned defense, denying profits from public office and challenging colleagues to accuse him of lying. Following his speech, a push emerged to hold separate votes on the two charges in the censure resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Dodd
Connecticut
Allied forces clash with Reds on two Saigon fronts
Thousands of American and South Vietnamese troops fought Viet Cong near Saigon on two front lines. In War Zone D, U.S. forces of the 1st Infantry Division reportedly killed 60 Viet Cong amid jungle fighting. South Vietnamese forces in War Zone C claimed 211 enemy fatalities. Maj. Gen. John H Hay said aims include destroying base camps and cutting supply lines as air power supports ground troops.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
D Haven
Tay Do
Mekong Delta
al Skyraider
John Hancock Hay
Charlie
Hay
Cambodian
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Virgil Kret
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania Today and Friday
Western Pennsylvania sees mostly sunny warm and humid weather with a chance of isolated afternoon thundershowers in the mountains. Highs near the upper 80s and low 90s, tonight lows in the 60s to near 70s, plus 24 hour stats show 92 degree max and no precipitation today.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Quake in Los Angeles Basin Centers in Whittier Area
A 3.7 magnitude quake centered near Whittier rattled Los Angeles area buildings and was felt from Santa Monica to Pasadena. No major damage or injuries reported beyond a cracked wall in one building, with some telephone disruptions noted.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Basin
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Whittier
Santa Monica
Anaheim
Los Angeles Civic Center
Israel’s five day war costs rise to sixty five million
Unofficial estimates put daily war costs at thirteen million dollars for Israel over five days. The piece notes potential positive economic effects, including a stronger pound, a 20 percent stock rise, and new markets opening with the West Bank and Jordan. It also cites Baron Edmon de Rothschild and shifts in tourism and construction.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Edmond de Rothschild
United States
de Rothschild
Elath
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
West Bank
Jordan River
Jordan
Israel moves to annex old Jerusalem amid Arab opposition
Israeli cabinet prepared to seek a special Knesset bill to make the former Jordanian sector part of Israel. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol’s government seeks direct peace talks outside the UN, while France declines recognizing new Middle East frontiers without broad agreement.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Knesset
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Assembly
France
Middle East
United States
Britain
Johnson
National Security Council
Washington
Mideast
Moshe Dayan
Abba Eban
Kuwait
New York
General Assembly
Cairo
Michel Abu Jawdeh
Holy
Rowland Re-elected as PSU Trustee in Pennsylvania
Roger W. Rowland retired president of the New Castle Refractories was reelected to the Pennsylvania State University board of trustees. More than 350 delegates from county agricultural and industrial societies across Pennsylvania voted. Rowland serves his fifth one-year term as president of the University board.
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Rowland
University Park
Roger W. Rowland
New Castle
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania
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Lawrence County Area Vocational-Technical School
New Castle News
Pat George
Business World
Eee Eee Eees
Ellwood Eee Ee Eee
Peseoeeveres Society
Anee Ereretae
Perenne
Eae Theatres
CES Auresens
Mont L. Ailey
Cleveland Action
Cial
Christine Jones
Wellesley College
Charleston
W. Va
Princeton University
Nation
Walter Logan
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