Iacobucci Elected Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus
Joseph Iacobucci of 112 E Garfield Ave is chosen as grand knight of New Castle Council 512 for 1968 69. Other officers include Richard Morelli deputy grand knight Rocco Vitale Jr chancellor Rudy Rebels recorder Pat Vericelli treasurer Francis Caiazza advocate and more. Officers will be seated July 10 at the Ecclesian Club with events starting August 4 at the K of C picnic grounds.
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Joseph Iacobucci
E. Garfield Ave
New Castle
Richard Morelli
Rocco Vitale Jr
Rudy Rebels
Pat Vericelli
Francis Caiazza
Walter Gierlach
James Lombardo Jr
Tom Donegan
Anthony Appugliese
Joseph Tardio
Mike Glorioso
Anthony Tuminella
Iacobucci
John Fascetti
Thomas Alfano
George Lamorella
Francis X. Cronin
St. Camillus Church
Ecclesian Club
K of C
Slovene National Benefit Society Camp Dedicated at Enon Valley
About 1,500 people attended the SNPJ camp dedication near Enon Valley where a lake, golf course and recreational building were unveiled. SNPJ supreme president Joseph L. Culkar urged unity between generations as the camp, started in 1965 and valued at 2.5 million dollars, marked the ceremony. Camp director Robert E. McCormick noted a youth roundup for June 22 to 29 with about 200 children ages 10 to 18 whose parents are members. Mike Kumer led the program as master of ceremonies.
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Meeker Tops New Castle Toastmasters Formal Speaking
Lew Meeker was voted best formal speaker at a New Castle Toastmasters meeting with Jim Topper as toastmaster. Burl Neely led topics, Joe Kelley won best table topics, Bob Snelling best evaluator, and other members listed. The club meets next on June 24 at 5 30 p.m. at the Fountain Inn Hotel.
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Lew Meeker
New Castle
Jim Topper
Burl Neely
Joe Kelley
Bob Snelling
Tony Allegro
Ed Butler
George Cross
Jim Gardner
Walt Higgins
Clarence Houts
Tom Mills
Gary Stanley
Fountain Inn Hotel
NEA highlights multi age grouping in elementary schools
The National Education Association says new grouping in elementary schools mirrors the one room schoolhouse. Multi age classrooms place children of different ages in the same class with students advancing at their own pace and the teacher acting as diagnostician consultant and helper.
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New York
UPI
National Education Association
NEA
Motorist asleep causes Croton Ave property damage
A 70 year old man, George M. Hatfield, crashed on Croton Ave when he dozed at 4:50 p.m., sideswiping a utility pole and hitting shrubbery and a sidewalk. Damages estimated at 600 dollars. Officer urged reexamination of his license.
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George M. Hatfield
Booker Dr
Hatfield
Stephen E. Buhl
Kent
Ohio
Grant St
N. Jefferson St
Carol Martin
Bessemer
Buhl
Cochran Way
Joan R. Cross
Manor Ave
N. Mill St
Norma Jean Thompson
Elizabeth
One Killed and Three Wounded as Gun Fires Near President
In Ibague Colombia one person died and three were injured when a bodyguard accidentally discharged a weapon while crowds pressed around President Carlos Lleras Restrepo. The president was unharmed and returned to Bogota that night. A soldier guarding the president held the gun. The crowd pressure near the president caused the accidental trigger.
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Thieu gains victory in internal South Vietnam power shift
In Saigon sources report President Thieu gains leverage against Vice President Ky as Lt. Gen. Nguyen Duc Thang quits Mekong Delta command. Thieu names Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van La to lead IV Corps Mekong Command during Thang's leave. Possible return uncertain. Last month Thieu ousted Premier Nguyen Van Loc for Tran Van Huong.
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Mules Ride Rails for Washington March Parade
Thirty four mules and 13 wagons from the Poor People’s March mule train were loaded onto a Southern Railway freight train in Atlanta. The 130 passengers will ride buses to Alexandria Va for reassembly before a Wednesday parade from Alexandria to Resurrection City in Washington. The train completed a 600 mile, 35 day journey from Marks Mississippi to Atlanta.
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McCarthy coalition forms in Harrisburg to back bid
A group of Democrats and independent voters met in Harrisburg to back Eugene McCarthy for the Democratic nomination. About 150 attended with Sen Joseph Clark among speakers but Clark would not commit his Chicago convention vote yet. Michael Malin urged the coalition to become an ongoing political force and said McCarthy may visit Pittsburgh next month. Clark outlined a program opposing the Vietnam War and the arms race and favoring social legislation.
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UPI
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Robert F. Kennedy
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
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Chicago
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McCarthy
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Pittsburgh
New Castle Young Democrats Plan Friday Meeting at New Penn Hotel
The New Castle Young Democrats will convene Friday at 7 30 p m at the New Penn Hotel to discuss plans for a picnic.
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New Castle
Young Democrats
New Penn Hotel
McCarthy hints at third party if no choice in vote
United Press International reports Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy may support a third party movement if both Democrats and Republicans offer voters no real choice. He rules out leading it but would back a substantial candidate if a true alternative emerges. He also anticipates Kennedy delegate support without urging rallies.
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Susan Robinson crowned Miss Pennsylvania in Hershey pageant
Susan Robinson 21, a Lookout Mountain native with a Tennessee drawl, won Miss Pennsylvania at Hershey and will compete in Miss America in Atlantic City next September. She earned a Carnegie Mellon foreign languages degree, performed a Sis Hopkins monologue, and defined brotherhood as strength through fellowship. The runnerups were Jean Downey, Jane Ternigan, Kathy Seitz, and Gail Rabold.
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UPI
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Atlantic City
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Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Carnegie - Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
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Miss Robinson
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Lancaster County
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Jean M. Downey
Philadelphia
Jane E. Ternigan
Allentown
Lehigh County
Kathy V. Seitz
Felton
R.D
York County
Gail Rabold
Ephrata
Johnson weighs fate of safe streets bill
President Johnson awaited a legal advisory report on whether to sign or veto the controversial safe streets and anti crime bill, delaying action as top advisers review constitutional questions in Austin Texas.
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UPI
Johnson
British firm named to represent Ray in extradition case
London law firm Dresden and Co was named to defend James Earl Ray in London's Bow Street hearing on U.S. extradition requests. A formal hearing could occur within 10 days after the Tuesday session as authorities pursue Ray's transfer.
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James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
London
Dresden and Co
Ray
U.S
United States
Bow Street
Frank Milton
Heathrow Airport
Ramon George Sneyd
Weekend burglaries damage several cars in multiple locations
Several cars were burglarized and damaged over the weekend. Batteries were stolen from James Mancino and Clarence Sheids vehicles. A purse and stereo tapes were taken from John Presnar’s car. Vandal entries caused damage to Robert J. Austin, Patrick Scanlon, and Daniel Frengel vehicles with totals from 25 to 50 dollars. Auditions announced for Oliver at New Castle Playhouse. Weather notes report 111 degree highs in Buckeye and Palm Springs with a 35 degree low in Relston.
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James Mancino
S. Jefferson St
Clarence Sheids
Sumner Ave
John Presnar
Winter Ave
Frew Mill Rd
Robert J. Austin
W. Reynolds St
Scioto St
Patrick Scanlon
Park Ave
Daniel Frengel
Warren
Ohio
Blaine St
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UPI
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Palm Springs
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Calif
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Mich
Y club seminar outlines leadership five points
The Industrial Management Club of the New Castle YMCA hosted its third annual workshop with Rev Canon Hovencamp and Luther Milspaw presenting on leading group meetings. James D. Cawthorne urged active participation for future years. DIRECTOR H J Marshall Wampum elected vice president of Lawrence Savings and Trust Co.
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Industrial Management Club
Glenn E. Cable
Bell Telephone
Luther E. Milspaw
Bell
Canon
New Castle
James D. Cawthorne
Canon Hovencamp
H. J. Marshall
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