PRR Officials To Meet With City On Crossings
Pennsylvania Railroad officials will meet with City Council to discuss objections to automatic gates at Cherry Street and Mahoning Avenue crossings. Council opposes gates due to fire truck delays and fears of jobs for about 10 crossing guards. Meeting precedes July 10 Public Utility Commission hearing at the courthouse.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Cherry St
Mahoning Ave
Richard H. Biddle
George Rigby
7Th Ward
State Public Utility Commission
WW I
Cunningham Ave
Reynolds St
Angeline Picutto
Robert M. White
Taylor Township
New Castle
Poverty Hearings Speeded On Anti Poverty Plan
Washington reports rapid hearings in both House and Senate on a $962 million anti poverty program. Labor Secretary Wirtz and Peace Corps Director Shriver led testimony as Congress pushes the measure forward.
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UPS
House
Senate
Congress
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Peace Corps
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Hillsville Man Held In Burglaries At Shaffer Motors
A 29 year old Hillsville man is held after a burglary at Shaffer Motors 422 Taylor St police found 33 cigarette packs in a blanket and $9.40 in change in his pocket during a 2 20 a m routine check. Detectives seek suspects in two other burglaries including J L Pitzer Garage and Yellow Cab Co with about 500 dollars in loot.
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Taylor St
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Junior High St
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E. Washington St
Pitzer
Flood Waters Sweep Suburban Omaha Amid Heavy Rain and Hail
Boats plied West Omaha streets as five feet of water swamped areas near Union Pacific tracks. Millard suffered severe flooding with many homes inundated and residents rescued from roofs. Five inches of rain and two inch hail battered scattered zones, complicating travel and prompting bus shuttles from Omaha to Valley. A separate court note reports Robert T Carney of Campbell Ohio released on bail in a 12 year old case. justice of the peace continues the matter to June 25.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Valley
Neb
Millard
Robert Thomas Carney
Campbell
Ohio
Neshannock Township
Justice of the Peace
Betty Lou Kradel
Carney
City Planning Aims To Halt Urban Blight In New Castle
Recommendations for orderly growth and stop of urban blight drive a proposed plan by the Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission. An $18,000 federal grant would finance the study with a $6,000 local match from New Castle's budget. The mayor calls the action essential for recertifying for Urban Renewal funds.
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Mrs. Sara Winner Dies at 50 in Sharpsville
Mrs. Sara Jane Winner 50 of Sharpsville RD 2 Pa mother of Mrs. Frank Galizia of New Castle died at 9:55 a.m. yesterday. Born August 20 1913 in Orangeville Ohio she was the former owner of Winner Amusement Co. and longtime Mer cer County Firemen's Auxiliary member. Surviving are two daughters a son and 11 grandchildren with services set at Stevenson Funeral Home Sharpsville 2 p.m. tomorrow officiated by Rev Reed J. Hurst. Interment West Side Cemetery Sharpsville.
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Sharpsville RD
Frank Galizia
New Castle
Orangeville
Ohio
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Mary K. Longstaff Butler
Harold W. Winner
Winner Amusement Co
Sharpsville
Mercer County Firemen’s Auxiliary
Charles
Sally) Kelly
Sharon
Frank
Mabel) Galizia
Robert P
Albert Butler
Amos Butler
Coraopolis
William Butler
Cheyenne
Wyo
Edwin Butler
Ellwood City
Lillian Stull
Isabel Stroyer
Stevenson
Reed J. Hurst
New Virginia Methodist Church
West Side Cemetery
Churches To Merge In New Castle Lutheran Merger
Two Lutheran congregations St. Paul's on Grant and Jefferson streets and Bethany Lutheran at 1014 E Washington St plan a merger on September 6 forming The Redeemer Lutheran Church of New Castle. An organizational meeting will be 7 p.m. Sunday in St. Paul’s parish hall to approve the plan. The Western Pennsylvania West Virginia Synod already approved the merger and about 500 members will join. The new church will temporarily use St. Paul’s facilities while a new building and education center are planned on a site to be chosen.
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Washington St
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Western
Pennsylvania-West Virginia Synod
Assembly closes shop over budget and taxes
Lawmakers wrap a $1.172 billion general fund budget with a $4 million higher total than requested. The conference bill clears with unanimous votes in both chambers. Related: funding for UPenn, Hahnemann Medical College, and coal research approved. Personal income rose $1.25 billion in May to a new annual rate of $485 billion despite slower wage growth.
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ICC explores Laotian air attack charges at Khang Khay
World brief from Vientiane reports the International Control Commission studied Communist charges that American pilots flew Laotian air force planes in attacks on Pathet Lao headquarters at Khang Khay. Related items include a Teamster pension fund fraud trial witness demanding fees for loan help, and other UPI briefs from Chicago Dallas Los Angeles Pittsburgh Waynesburg Havana San Salvador.
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International Control Commission
ICC Today
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Khang Khay
Chicago
Florida
Negro Fund Campaign Kickoff Set for Castleton Hotel
The United Negro College Fund drive opens with a noon luncheon at the Castleton Hotel on Saturday. A leading educator and UNCF speaker will headline. the speaker’s name will be announced soon. B French Johnson of 325 Wallace Ave directs the 1964 drive. New Castle’s goal is 2000, up from 1500 last year. Joseph H Taylor and Walter T Diehl will attend the banquet.
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Castleton
UNCF
B. French Johnson
Wallace Ave
New Castle
Joseph H. Taylor
Cleveland
Walter T. Diehl
Youngstown
Scranton Seeks Shifts in Delegates Across States
Scranton campaigns in two states as 10 uncommitted and eight pledged voters back former Rep. Walter Judd on the first ballot. Three Judd delegates and one uncommitted delegate said they would back Pennsylvania governor. Scranton says Goldwater leads in delegates but expects shifts next week as he works to gain recognition and meet delegates.
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R-Minn
Judd
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Deaths Of The Day Directory Note
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Funeral services set for James J Diliakos in New Castle
James J Diliakos 78 of 4034 Lyndal St died yesterday at New Castle Hospital. Born in Aidin Turkey March 20 1886 he was a retired bricklayer with Sharon Steel Corp. Surviving wife Zoe two daughters Irene Vasiliotis and Matina Rees two sons John Johns and Edward John a brother Anthony Diliakos and seven grandchildren. Services at Noga Funeral Home and St George Greek Orthodox Church with Rev Leventis and Rev Virginia Bright officiating. Interment in Greensland Cemetery.
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Diliakos
Lyndal St
New Castle Hospital
Aidin
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Stamato Karageorge Diliakos
Zoe John
Sharon Steel Corp
St. George
Peter J. Leventis
Virginia Bright
New Castle
Leventis
Graceland Cemetery
Obituaries and Senate Comment on Baby Selling
Paul J. Bucker 55 of 1142 W Terrace Ave died at 9 50 a m in South Side Hospital from a self inflicted gunshot found unconscious by his son in the family garage Funeral services and cremation plans are pending at Noga Funeral Home Names of a brother Joseph Anderson of New Castle were omitted from the obituary of Alfred P Anderson 72 of 1115 Booker Dr who died Monday in Jameson Memorial Hospital Friends are being received at Leyde Tanner Mortuary 2 4 and 7 9 p m today service 1 30 p m tomorrow interment Oak Park Cemetery In Washington the Rev Thomas J Reese notes at a Senate hearing that the Constitution prohibits slavery and questions the sale of babies as similar to slavery.
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W. Terrace Ave
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
David A. Belinky
Mahoning County
Bucker
Noga Funeral Home
S. Mill St
Joseph Anderson
New Castle
Alfred P. Anderson
Booker Dr
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Leyde - Tanner Mortuary
Oak Park Cemetery
Washington
Thomas J. Reese
Senate
Computer Puts An End To Literary Confusion
London based mathematician Norman Thomas reports his computer ruled out Sir Francis Bacon as the author of Shakespeare plays. The device compared filler words in Bacon and Shakespeare works and found dissimilar patterns, while not definitively proving Shakespeare penned the texts.
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UPI
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William Shakespeare
Bacon
Shakespeare
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Thomas
Temperature records fall across Pennsylvania as cold snap hits
A northerly air flow lowers temperatures statewide with a record 44 at Philadelphia Airport and 40 in Pittsburgh. Bradford 34 and other early readings show widespread chilly conditions. Temperatures to rise by Thursday with 70s to 80s in most areas and cooler nights continue. In Los Angeles, Rev. William H. DuBay meets the archbishop after asking the Pope to remove him over racial segregation. He comments collar remains on.
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Philadelphia International
Pittsburgh
U. S. Weather Bureau
Bradford
McKean County
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DuBois
Erie
Altoona
Los Angeles
William H. DuBay
House approves flood control funds for Pennsylvania projects
The House passed an appropriations bill with 1.711 million dollars in planning funds and 58.162 million dollars for Pennsylvania public works. It lists the Shenango River Reservoir Ohio project at 11.3 million and the Butler Flood Control project at 762 thousand.
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House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Ohio
Butler
FASTEETH Powder Improves Denture Fit and Odor Control
FASTEETH is an improved powder for upper or lower plates that holds false teeth firmly, prevents sliding or rocking, and eliminates gummy taste. It is alkaline, non acid, does not sour, and claims to reduce plate odor. Available at drug counters everywhere.
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