City school board approves changes for more subsidy
New Castle Area School Board voted 10 to 1 to reduce its 12 member board to nine members effective July 1. The plan includes an extra state aid of 182000 dollars in 1966 and an upcoming November election for three directors.
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City School Board
New Castle Area
Phillip R. Phelps
John E. Mathews
Harold H. McConnell Jr
Wallace L. Cunningham
Mary S. Elliott
Louis Bernabe Jr
Charles B. McDevitt
Joseph N. Chill
Phelps
Taylor Township
Clashes in Santo Domingo leave dozens dead
Reports state 70 people were killed and 200 wounded in the Santo Domingo fighting between U.S. troops and Dominican rebels. Two Americans died and 29 were wounded Tuesday, with continued clashes and uncertain details about Wednesday's engagements. Inter-American mediators held talks with rebel Col. Francisco Caamano Dena while observers monitored ongoing violence.
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U.S
Santo Domingo
Francisco Caamano Dena
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and isolated thunder today through Friday. Highs 64 to 70, tonight's low 50 to 58. 24hour stats show max 72, min 52, precipitation trace. Shenango River stage 4.3 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Ohio men convicted of illegal abortions in Warrensville Heights
Joseph White 42 of New Castle and Joseph Aiello 52 of Youngstown were found guilty by a Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court jury after deliberating two and a half hours. Each man received 17 year terms in the Ohio Penitentiary for abortions performed on two women at a Warrensville Heights motel on Feb 20 1964. Both said they will appeal.
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Cleveland
UPI
Joseph White
Willowhurst Circle
New Castle
Ohio
White
Joseph Aiello
Youngstown
Common Pleas Court
Ailello
Warrensville Heights
Perry Jackson
Lucidore Elevated to Principal at New Castle Schools
Orlando Lucidore of 1135 S Mill St was hired by the New Castle Area School Board as principal of Lincoln Garfield and Thaddeus Stevens elementary schools. He will earn 8160 dollars and replaces retiring Peter Grittie after 17 years in city schools. The board also hired 16 teachers, accepted 11 resignations, added a school psychologist a speech therapist and a home and school visitor, and granted several leaves of absence.
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S. Mill St
New Castle
Alberta
K. Kradel
Cabot
Thomas Dudash
Moravia St
Frank A. Leonard
Delaware Ave
Myrtle McCall
Hubbard
Ohio
Marilyn L. Parsons
Strattanville
Richard C. Shaffer
Cornell Ave
Ronald L. Shaw
E. Winter Ave
Judith Hamed
E. Wallace Ave
Carol J. Farrone
W. Cherry St
Rose M. Bullano
S. Mercer St
Biagio J. Vericella
Phillip St
Carol T. Reed
Uniontown
Pamela Grantham
Sandy Lake
William H. Williams
Moody Ave
Nancy J. Boyd
Shadylane
J. Harold Vance
Shirley Shaffer
Mildred E. Hines
Marian G. Nelson
Anne E. Rice
Virginia Weinschenk
Verna G. Cox
Margaret A. Ferrier
Ralph F. Lengerman
Walter S. McKee
Mary S. McKee
Eugene DeCaprio
Fairmont Ave
Koral A. Mowry
Mercer RD
Robert F Navarro
Edinburg RD
Donna J. Waring
Mamie L. Catlin
Virginia Boyle
Robert Myers
Helicopter Division Formed for South Vietnam Service
The United States merges the 2nd Infantry and the 11th Air Assault to create a 15,787 man airmobile force with 428 helicopters at Fort Benning. The new 1st Cavalry Division is costed at about 1.1 billion dollars and aims for combat readiness within about eight weeks. McNamara says no final decision on deployment yet, but unit is tailored for anti guerrilla warfare.
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McNamara
1St Cavalry Division
1St Cavalry
Korea
2Nd Infantry
South
Viet Nam
Vo tech authority formed by New Castle Area Board
The Lawrence County Vocational Technical High School Authority was created by the New Castle Area School Board. Nine prior appointees plus three new members join the nine already named by districts Ellwood City Neshannock Wilmington Shenango Laurel Mohawk and New Castle. Union Area declines to participate. The authority will finance and build a new 18 acre Deshon Annex site school with an estimated cost of 2.5 to 3 million dollars. A state approval is required before the group can conduct business.
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Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School Authority
New Castle
Kirkpatrick
Pomeroy
Lockhart
Navy jets claim two MIGs in North Viet air clash
Reports say Navy aircraft shot down two MIG fighters during a dogfight over North Vietnam. In parallel, the Air Force delayed the maiden Titan 3C launch due to countdown holds and weather, with clouds expected at launch time and late afternoon contingencies under consideration.
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North Viet
Cape Kennedy
Upi
Air Force
United States
Russia
Hawaii
Navy Phantoms Down MiGs In North Viet Nam Air Fight
Two U S Navy F4B Phantoms shot down four MiG-17s south of Hanoi during a bombing raid near Yen Phu. One MiG opened parachute, the other disappeared with his plane as heat seeking Sidewinders and Sparrow missiles hit targets.
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U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
U.S
Navy
Yen Phu
Hanoi
Midway
Saigon
UPS
US U.S
South China Sea
Hainan
Gulf of Tonkin
Congressmen map strategy to block canal
Pennsylvania's Republican delegation met to plan opposition to the Lake Erie Ohio River canal. They directed Rep. Robert J. Corbett to inform Sen. Allen J. Ellender that they are unalterably opposed and to head off funding when the measure appears in the Senate. The project, backed by Rep. Michael J. Kirwan, faces cost estimates of about 1 billion dollars by the Army Corps of Engineers, with critics arguing higher actual costs and harm to Pennsylvania.
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UPI
Pennsylvania
Robert J. Corbett
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Public Works Appropriations
Corbett
Senate
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
House
Kirwan
Congress
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Falls on cinders injures Linda Brown
Linda Brown 15 of 339 Andrew St. suffered abrasions to her right knee and forearm after a fall on cinders at 7 p.m. yesterday. She received treatment at St. Francis Hospital and was released.
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Cinders
Linda Brown
Andrew St
St. Francis Hospital
Mathews proposes hiring administrative assistant
Dr. John E. Mathews, superintendent, asked the New Castle Area School Board to hire an administrative assistant at about 8500 dollars annually, equal to a junior high principal. The appointee would pursue state and federal aid, working in Washington and Harrisburg, with the salary covered by additional funds.
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New Castle Area
Mathews
Washington
Harrisburg
Robert Tomai
Ne Shannock Township Water Service Requests Grow
About 200 homeowners in Ne Shannock Township applied to the Municipal Authority for water service from New Castle Water Co. The authority aims for 400 customers to make the $500000 system feasible and will contact business establishments separately. An advertisement in The News will clarify resident questions.
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Neshannock Township
New Castle Water Co
Water Company
William Wallace
Wallace
Dairy dealers face penalties as hearings conclude in Pittsburgh region
The Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission finished hearings on seven western Pennsylvania dairies charged with $1.63 million in illegal producer rebates over eight years. Dairies admitted rebates were received and sought to mitigate penalties, citing losses from high producer prices and competition from Ohio. Summary details include Schneider's Dairy $663,926 and others, with Erie Crawford Dairy Cooperative chiefly responsible for most rebates. Four farmers testified they funded a plastic machine for Rhoda Den Dairy Co. and volunteers covered the cost.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Joint Commission - Justice Department
Dairies
Commission
William Morgan
Ers
Ohio
Schneider's Dairy
Pittsburgh
William Colteryahn and Sons
Snee Dairy Co., Inc
Linger Light Dairy
New Castle
Waynesburg Sanitary Dairy
Waynesburg
Klein's Dairy
Farrell
Rhoda den Dairy Co
Mill Run
Erie Crawford Dairy Cooperative
Rhoda den
August Stickle
Stickle
Western Pennsylvania
Debt limit increase heads to Johnson for signature
Congress approves raising the national debt limit from 324 billion to 328 billion in a 61 to 26 Senate vote. The move allows the government to meet spending obligations beyond revenues, with irony noted over a concurrent 4.7 billion excise tax cut.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Johnson
Senate
House
Congress
Station Attendant Robbed at Key stone Service Station
An attendant at the Key stone Service Station on Wilmington Avenue was robbed at knifepoint of 134 dollars at 10 30 p m yesterday. The victim Albin Lutes 20 of Edgewood Avenue reported the incident to state police saying the robber fled on foot to the rear of the station. Police are investigating.
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Keystone
Wilmington Ave
Albin Lutes
Edgewood Ave
Lutes
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