Seven Hurt as Autos Skid on Rainy Pennsylvania Highways
Seven persons were injured in five separate skidding crashes on rain slick roads in western Pennsylvania. Driver W J Haas 52 of Pittsburgh suffered possible back injuries when his car struck a pole on Pa 208 in New Bedford. Helen Haas 51 and others were treated for minor injuries at Jameson Memorial Hospital. A second crash on Pa 956 injured Carol Ann Garrett 19 and passenger Robert Faddis 19. Esther Grimm 40 sustained possible internal injuries on Mill Street near 212 N Mill. Vincent Gasper 50 of Ellwood City planned to seek his own medical care after a Pa 168 collision with a truck driven by Raymond Young. Daniel Fazzone 19 of Wilmington Avenue pulled from a curb and hit Dan Saul 37 of Court Street. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Haas
Bascom St
Pittsburgh
New Bedford
Haas
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Jameson
Carol Ann Garrett
New Wilmington
Miss Garrett
Robert Faddis
New Castle
Esther Grimm
Mercer Rd
N. Mill St
Vincent Gasper
River Rd
Ellwood City
Gasper
Raymond Young
Industry RD 1
Daniel Fazzone
Wilmington Ave
Dan Saul
Court St
Man in serious condition after garage shooting
Paul J. Bucker, 55, of 1112 W Terrace Ave, is in serious condition at South Side Hospital in Youngstown with a wound to the right temple. Police say the shooting was for personal safety. His son found him unconscious in the family garage around 11 15 a.m. yesterday. a 32 calibre revolver was found on the floor beneath him. He was treated at New Castle Hospital before being transferred to Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Bucker
W. Terrace Ave
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
Bucker
New Castle Hospital
Sylvia Carr balances family life with art and study
Sylvia Carr, mother and student, juggles chores, Little League duties, and classes from Youngstown to New Castle. She plans to become a teacher in 1966 while supporting PTA roles and producing charcoal sketches and poetry during vacation duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
New Castle
Little League
Lawrence County Council of
PTA
Mental Health Association
Mt. Jackson Pta
Dianne
Harvey L. Kirkland Dead At 78
Harvey L. Kirkland aged 78 of Sandy Lake RD 1 formerly of New Castle died yesterday at Grove City Hospital. Born June 5, 1886 in Elk County to Lowry and Eva McFadden Kirkland he married Myrtle McClain in 1915 and worked as a mechanic for American Cyanamid at the Edinburg plant before retirement. Survived by his wife three sons Charles A George H and Carl W a daughter Kathleen McCormick a brother Isaac George and Carl plus 13 grandchildren. A service will be held 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Edward P McMullen Funeral Home Sandy Lake with visitation today 7-9 p.m. and tomorrow 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment in New Lebanon Cemetery Sandy Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey L. Kirkland
Sandy Lake
New Castle
Grove City Hospital
Elk County
Lowry
Eva McFadden Kirkland
Myrtle McClain
American Cyanamid Co
Edinburg
Charles A
George H
Carl W
Sandy Lake RD
Ralph
Katherine) McCormick
Isaac Kirkland
Bradford
George Kirkland
Westwood
N.J
Carl Kirkland
Natrona Heights
Edward P. McMullen
New Lebanon Cemetery
Alfred Paul Anderson
Booker Dr
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Thomas H
Lydia Burns Anderson
Anna May Jones
United Engineering and Foundry Co
Hoover Heights Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Elizabeth Pettycrew
Lamonte (Bess) Tebay
Roland Gray Jr
Hoover Heights
Glenn Eugene Filer
Volant
Ernest Filer
John A. Meehan Jr
Filer
Springfield Township
Mercer RD
Ernest
Esther Whenry Filer
Cooper- Bessemer Corp
Grove City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mercer
Mercer Loyal Order of the Moose
Leesburg
Thomas Owens
Democrats Unite for Fall Drive in Pennsylvania
Factions name Michael Byrne statewide Fall campaign chairman while Miss Blatt stays secretary of the state committee in Morse’s reelection. Blatt leads Musmanno by about 900 votes with Philadelphia and Lackawanna unofficial returns delaying final counts. Clark and Blatt pledge party unity for November as Pennsylvania’s delegation to the Democratic National Convention elects Lawrence chairman and Francis R. Smith vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Byrne
Clark
Morse
Miss Blatt
State Committee
Michael A. Musmanno
Musmanna
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Louise M. John
Andrew J. Bradley
Emma Guffey Miller
Lawrence
Francis R. Smith
Men of Shenango Festival Tonight at Union Church
The Men of Shenango UP Church hold a short business meeting at 9:30 p.m. after a Strawberry festival starting at 6:30 p.m. Volunteers should arrive by 6 p.m. to set up tables and receive assignments. Ed Seh is secretary and Bob Pitzer treasurer will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of
Shenango UP Church
Ed Seh
Bob Pitzer
Festival of Music Slated at Allegheny College
NEW WILMINGTON Allegheny Music Festival opens June 25 at Westminster College launching a five week concert series with weekly performances on Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 p m and Sundays at 4 p m through July 25 A music camp for youths 11 to 19 directed by founder John Krueger features performance creativity listening experiences and social recreation. Notable events include Singing Boys directed by Byron L Swanson June 27 and a July 4 piano duo by Theodore Lettvin and Marcelene Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Allegheny
Westminster College
John Krueger
Pennsylvania
Singing Boys
Byron L. Swanson
Warren Boy Choir
United States
Canada
Allegheny String Quartet
Daniel Majeske
Revel Lahmer
Theodore Lettvin
Marcellene Hawk
Bali Ram
India
Raja
Shala
Bharatiya Kala Kendra
New Delhi
Lejaren A. Hiller Jr
Hugh Ross
New York
Schola Cantorum
Ike Hurls Criticism at Policies in Europe Debate
Former President Eisenhower argues Viet Nam moral doubt and calls for indoctrination. He states nuclear weapons are needed in Europe to deter Soviet forces and urges modern arms for European allies. Panelists include Clare Boothe Luce Peter Frelinghuysen Thomas Gates and others from Penn and NSC.
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Viet Nam
Europe
America
Eisenhower
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
Peter H. B. Fr
Scranton Gains as Rockefeller Backs Moderate Platform
Rockefeller drops bid and endorses Scranton strengthening his bid for a moderate forward looking platform. Goldwater gains loom as Texas and Montana delegate votes tilt toward Goldwater. UPI tally shows Scranton and Rockefeller potential to exceed nomination threshold with uncommitted ballots. World Medical Association expands membership as Nigeria and Lebanon are admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Rocky
Rockefeller
Scranton
Montana
UPI
San Francisco
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
World Group
Helsinki
Finland
World Medical Association
Nigeria
Lebanon
Association
Obituaries of Alfred A Anderson and Glenn Filer
Obituary notices report the deaths of Alfred P Anderson 72 of 1115 Booker Dr following an extended illness and Glenn E Filer 29 of Volant Rd 2 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Details include birthplaces, survivors, funeral arrangements at Leyde Tanner and Cunning ham Funeral Home, and interment at Oak Park Cemetery and Crestview Memorial Park.
Bids Opened For Bridge Projects In Three Areas
County commissioners opened bids for repairing two city bridges and one county bridge in Little Beaver Township including S Jefferson St North St and Cook's Crossing. Contracts await bid review and approval. Mahoning Township aid for road repairs requested at 1606 and sent to state highways office for approval. State aid grants listed for Neshannock and Wayne Townships.
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S. Jefferson St
North St
Cook’s Crossing
Little Beaver Township
Mahoning Township
State Highways Department
Franklin
Neshannock Township
Wayne Township
Niigata Quake Triggers Massive Floods and Casualties
A powerful earthquake near Niigata Japan fractured the ground and flooded port areas. Sado Island suffered heavy damage and fears of high casualties were voiced. U S officials offered aid as the 7.7 magnitude quake rattled Tokyo and surrounding cities during rush hour. The report also notes a wrist fracture in New Castle and a Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association meeting at Hoovers Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niigata
Niigata University
Sado Island
Sado
U.S
John Emmerson
United States
U.S. 5Th Air Force
Japan
Tokyo University
Alaska
Tokyo
City Jail Under Fire After Inspector Visit
A state prison inspector found the city jail in despicable condition with dirty floors dusty bars and ledges. Mayor John C. Jordan told the City Council that cleaning is required including removing bicycles from the women’s cell block and unclogging sanitary plumbing before the next inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Jordan
Deaths Of The Day Directory Details Funerals
A daily listing in the Want Ad section presents a directory of funeral notices with the place of interment funeral director scheduled times and calling hours for each service.
City to Seek Planning Grant for Urban Renewal Growth
City council approved applying for an 18000 federal planning grant to recertify for urban renewal funds. If approved, the city will add 6000, making a 24000 total to be used by the Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission to develop a plan for orderly and effective growth within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission
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Helen Haas
Charles Haas
Leonard R. Bush
New Castle RD
Larry
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Vabuname
D! Scholls
Joseph B. William G. Leyde-Tanner
Sylvia Carr
New Castle News
Union Township
John C. Stoner
Brentwood St
Asst
Kenneth W. Shaffer
Democrats
Jack Gerson
Washington St. At Mill
Ike
Alfred P. Anderson
Glenn E. Filer
Meta Wilder
Durham
N.C
William Mitchell
N. Locust St
Mitchell
Deshon Veterans Hospital
Robinson
Marion Potter
Chicago, Ill
Mary E. Robinson
Sharp Funeral
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
Barry Goldwater
James B. Donovan
New York City
Transportation Ministry
Japan Airlines
Washington
Greece
Athens
Sea of Japan
Honshu
Pauline D’ambrosia
E. Sutton St
PMTA
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Hoovers Restaurant
Howard H. Reynolds
Howard L
City
Jesse N
Kerr
DeWitt
Canning Shams
Wilmington Road
Maitland Lane
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