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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1964

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Quake Strikes West Coast of Japan with Heavy Damage

An earthquake along Japan's west coast leaves 22 dead and 192 injured as aftershocks add to destruction. The quake's impact prompts warnings and emergency response across coastal prefectures.

Japan

Alderson Named Principal at Neshannock Township High School

Vern W. Alderson, current New Castle High School principal for four years, was unanimously chosen to lead Neshannock Township High School. He replaces William J. Wallace, who resigns May 1 and plans retirement in January. Alderson has 18 years in administration and a strong record across several schools.

South Viet Nam Eisenhower Republican National Committee United States America New Castle Vern W. Alderson Neshannock Township Alderson New Castle High School William J. Wallace Wallace Thomas P. Smathers Vern Alderson Neshannock Kittanning High School Rocky Grove High School Franklin Dayton Tarentum Indiana State College University of Pittsburgh National Education Association Fairfield Ave Ilse

Bus plunges into Lake. six killed near New Orleans

A Continental Trailways bus with eight aboard plunged into Lake Pontchartrain after a barge struck a 240 foot hole in the causeway. Six died, three rescued, two identified as driver Ernest Vaughn and passenger William Cockherham. Police reported one body still in the bus as divers recovered others.

New Orleans UPI Continental Trailways Lake Pontchartrain Ernest Vaughn Jackson Miss William Cockerham Baton Rouge Coast Guard Rebel Jr Covington Eastern Air Lines

New street lights approved for Long Ave district

City Council approved Pennsylvania Power Co. plans to install 15 new light units and upgrade four more in the Long Ave shopping area between Moravia and Hamilton Streets. Installation will be paid by Penn Power, raising the city’s electric bill about 63 dollars a month. Mayor John C. Jordan stated the action brightens the district. Gary Flamino, 14, was hospitalized with a fractured left leg after his bicycle hit a street curb.

Long Ave Moravia Hamilton Streets Pennsylvania Power Co Penn Power John C. Jordan Gary Flamino Delaware Ave New Castle Hospital

Clear and cooler with gusty winds today

Weather forecast shows clear skies and cooler conditions with highs in the 58 to 70 range and frost in mountain valleys tonight. Lake Erie small craft warnings remain in effect with north to northeast winds 26 to 32 knots easing this afternoon.

Lake Erie

Death notices for Alfred Anderson and Glenn Filer

Alfred Paul Anderson aged 72 of 1115 Booker Drive and Glenn Eugene Filer aged 29 of Volant Road are listed in death records.

Alfred Paul Anderson Booker Glenn Eugene Filer Volant RD

College Grants Degrees To Pastor and Twin Brother

Rev. Harold H. McConnell Jr. of Highland United Presbyterian Church received an honorary doctorate from Monmouth College, Illinois, with his twin brother James G. McConnell also earning a doctorate. The McConnells have long ministerial careers, military service, and active roles in the United Presbyterian Church and related boards.

Harold H. McConnell Jr Highland United Presbyterian Church Monmouth College Monmouth Ill James G. McConnell Hollidaysburg Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary Highland New Castle McConnell Blairsville Calvary UP Church Wilmington Del Army Navy Marines 28Th Infantry Reserve United Presbyterian Board of National Missions UP Commission On Evangelism Knoxville College Knoxville Pennsylvania Edgewood High School

300-Mile Area Rocked By Floods

A massive quake struck Honshu causing widespread damage from Niigata to Toyama with 22 dead and 192 injured NHK reported. Tsunami flooding, fires, collapsed bridges, and a Tsuruoka kindergarten collapse left children trapped and Niigata power plants out.

Niigata Japan Sea of Japan Tokyo Yamagata Akita Toyama Honshu Tokyo-Yokohama Tsuruoka

Democrats Unite For Fall Campaign In Pennsylvania

Democratic leaders across factions in Pennsylvania forged a united front for the fall election program. Otis B. Morse was unanimously reelected state chairman for a new two year term as party factions agreed to support the party, with Union Gov. David L. Lawrence reelected national committeeman.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania Democratic Otis B. Morse Democratic State Committee Morse U.S Joseph S. Clark Genevieve Blatt

Denmark Readies Peace Tour Guard For Khrushchev Arrival

In Copenhagen 3000 Danish police prepare for Premier Khrushchev and family during a three nation goodwill tour. The Soviet leader travels aboard Bashkiria from Baltiysk with high Russian officials. The state visit follows five years of postponed plans and will last six days in Denmark, six in Sweden, six in Norway before returning to Moscow on July 4.

Copenhagen UPI Nikita S. Khrushchev Denmark Khrushchev Bashkiria Baltic Baltiysk Sweden Norway Moscow

Mt Jackson Woman On Dean's List Sylvia Carr

Sylvia Carr of Mt. Jackson, wife of William Carr and mother of five, is a Dean's List student at Youngstown University. An elementary education major with a 3.2 average, she balances studies with family duties and community involvement while pursuing art and writing.

Sylvia Carr William L. Carr Mt. Jackson Youngstown University Carr Youngstown Tami LaDonna Larry Dianne Carra William Mesta Machine Co

State Game Commission opens hunting season dates

The Pennsylvania State Game Commission announces opening hunting season dates in a brief update on state wildlife regulations.

Pennsylvania State Game Commission

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