Wheels That Turn Merrily Feature Of Upcoming Fair
Two big rides lead the downtown street fair July 11 to 13 in New Castle with the merry go round and the ferris wheel as main attractions. The Greater New Castle Association plans other entertainments including animals clowns and a fish pond while urging civic groups and merchants to participate and settle assessments. The article notes the Dentzel family origins of the merry go round dating to 1837 and the inventor Michael Dentzel.
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New Castle News
Karen Tebay
Bonnie Wettlaufer
Barbara Ferrer
W. Mark Sexon
Greater
New Castle
Michael Dentzel
Dentzel
Weather update for Western Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Western Pennsylvania shows partly cloudy skies with a few light showers and little temperature change with highs near 72 to 77. Tonight and Tuesday remain fair with lows 45 to 52. Lake Erie has NW winds 10 to 16 knots, partly cloudy with thundershowers and no precipitation reported in the 24 hour period. River stages around 4.4 feet, compared with last year.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
New fall styles predicted and Ironman Palmer notes
President Palmer reflecting on the Thunderbird Open mistakes to sharpen for the U S Open. Readers are also advised of home farm safety by a state official. The Washington Window examines Kennedy tax reform. A Gemini orbital ship concept is discussed and a health feature reviews vacation medical kits.
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Kennedy
Washington
Legislators Eye Quitting Date In July
The General Assembly aims for final adjournment by July 31 with House debate likely on a July date shift. Key actions include a State's Rights Amendment vote, creation of a Union Court, and Medicare Kerr-Mills expansions. Senate plans also target Scranton school district consolidation and education bill debate continues.
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Martin J. Sikora
Harrisburg
UPI
General Assembly
Senate
House
Republican
U.S
House Rules Committee
Chicago
General Assembly of States
Court of the Union
U.S. Supreme Court
GOP
William W. Scranton
James S. Berger
Potter
Scranton
Hoover in Very Serious Condition at New York Hospital
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, remains in very serious condition in New York after suffering anemia and gastrointestinal bleeding. Doctors report he is without pain and resting quietly though heart action is irregular and a low fever persists, with no new bleeding in the prior 36 hours.
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New York
UPS
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Cosmonette in top shape as Reds deny rendezvous plan
Moscow Radio reports Valentina Tereshkova and Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky in good condition in twin orbits and not planning a link up or manual control flight. Tass says earth communications ongoing as rumors of a third cosmonaut circulate.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Moscow Radio
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery F. Bykovsky
Valentina
Bykovsky
Tass
Earth
Tereshkova
Golden Jubilee Celebrated by Pomona Grange in Lawrence County
The Pomona Grange marked 50 years in Lawrence County with a Golden Jubilee at Northminster UP Church. The pageant featured Ruth Kennedy as Ceres and Esther Magee as Pomona, symbolizing agriculture and social progress, while Dr. Beatty H. Dimit warned of societal ills and urged self reliance and spiritual values.
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Pomona Grange
Lawrence County
The
Grange
Northminster UP Church Fellowship Hall
Ceres
Ruth Kennedy
North Beaver Grange
Esther Magee
Pleasant Hill Grange
Pomona
Flora
Margaret Ratoasky
New Bedford Grange
Beatty H. Dimit
Dimit
Indiana
Dr. Dimit
Romulus
Grangers
Carlos Romulos
United States
Romulos
America
New Castle News
Northminster UP Church
Robert Peebles
Lester Offutt
J. C. Heckathorne
George Dean
Death notices from Ellwood City area
Deaths recorded for Howard L. Reynolds Nellie Brenneman Martha A Hettenbaugh Robert H OBrien John Gorzkowski and Arthur D Sankey with listed ages and residence details in the Ellwood City region. The notices reference multiple individuals spanning ages from 58 to 90 andinclude street addresses and rural routes.
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Howard L. Reynolds
Adams St
Nellie Brenneman
Ellwood City
Martha A. Hettenbaugh
Volant
Robert H. O’brien
Mercer
John Gorzkowski
Arthur D. Sankey
Sankey Lane
Ben-Gurion Resigns Post As Premier In Israel
Israeli leader David Ben-Gurion, 76, announced his resignation from the premiership, defense ministry, and Knesset citing personal reasons. Levi Eshkol emerged as likely successor as urgent coalition talks began among Mapai and allied parties.
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Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
David Ben- Gurion
George Washington
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
Mapai
Ahdut Haavoda
National Religious Party
Public Safety Director Howard Reynolds Dies in Pa Hospital
Public Safety Director Howard A. Reynolds 58 of 909 Adams St. died at 5 45 p m in Warren General Hospital after visiting his hunting lodge near Tionesta Pa He had been New Castle s public safety director a mortician and former school director He leaves wife Marian E Lines three children and a sister Funeral services set at Reynolds Funeral Home with burial in Oak Park Cemetery Local officials note death follows a prior death in the city s official family Metropolitan and fraternal members list included in the notice
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Howard A. Reynolds
Adams St
Warren
General Hospital
Reynolds
New Castle
Tionesta
Herman F. Steinbrink
East Side
N. Mercer St
Grove City College
Cincinnati College of Embalming
Third United Presbyterian Church
AASR
Lawrence
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Syria Temple
Pittsburgh
Delta Royal Arch Chapter
Hiram Council
Royal and Select Masons
Mr. Reynolds
Howard A
C. Bella Lakey Reynolds
Marian E. Lines
Howard H. Reynolds
Coraopolis
Allen
Eleanore) Thomas
Clearfield
Richard E. Reynolds
E. G
Ella) Diefenderfer
J. Paw Graham
Third UP Church
Cuyler N. Ferguson
Oak Park Cemetery
New Castleman Aids U S Message In Brazil
Brettells bring American culture to Brasilia as U S Information Agency officers. J Allan Brettell oversees film radio and TV outreach to Brazil's 60 to 70 million people from a growing capital city. The couple and their three children live with relatives in Slippery Rock until August, sharing English classes and scholarship programs. The city expands from a desert plateau with modern architecture and limited roads to a center for government and education amid Brazil's social and economic changes.
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Phil Austin
A New Castleman
United States
Brazil
J. Allan Brettell
Brettell
Brasilia
Pat
New Castle
United States Information Agency
Ralph Taylor
Slippery Rock RD 2
New Castle High School
Westminster College
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Westminster
Union Two High School
U. S
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Chicago
Sahara
Texas
Santos
Steelworkers Study Proposal For New Pact
The 34 member executive board of the United Steelworkers Union meets in Pittsburgh to study a contract settlement proposal that would avoid formal negotiation. The Wage Policy Committee will meet to decide to accept, resume talks, or reject the offer. The top panel has final authority on contract matters. The Human Relations Committee has pushed the proposal since January amid demands for an expanded vacation program and end to contracting in plants. Quarterly voter options include accepting, resuming talks, or reopening formal negotiations.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
Ccan
Final Homage Paid To Late Pope John XXIII
World leaders clerics and officials gather in Vatican City for the funeral Mass of Pope John XXIII, who died June 3 at 81. Cardinal Eugene Tisserant presides as more than 70 cardinals and 83 governments attend. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson leads a four-member U.S. delegation.
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Vatican City
UPI
United States
Russia
John XXIII
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Sacred College
Lyndon B. Johnson
Debate on Britain's sex and security scandal opens in Commons
Labor Leader Harold Wilson opened an unprecedented Commons debate on Britain's sex and security scandal. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan entered to a tempered ovation as War Minister John Profumo resigned after acknowledging improper relations with Christine Keeler. The discussion centers on espionage questions tied to Captain Eugene Ivanov and a broader underworld network, with Emanuel Shinwell clashing over new disclosures and Stephen Ward's ongoing legal issues.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
John Profumo
Wilson
Labor
Emanuel Shinwell
William Deedes
Eugene Ivanov
Christine Keeler
Ivanov
Deeds
Shinwell
Annals of Commons
Stephen Ward
Osteopath
Scotland Yard
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