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New Castle News in New Castle, Pennsylvania

18 Jun 1962

Page 25

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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1962

Page

25

Peace Corps Celebrates Its First Year Of Growth

The Peace Corps marks its inaugural year with volunteers in 16 countries and about 1,100 on duty or in training. Plans call for 5,000 in training by next September and 10,000 within a year. Selection combines skill matching, language ability, and human judgment guided by a computer to handle 10,000 applications.

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Peace Corps Tanganyika Khrushchev Margery Michelmore Washington Congress Janie Fletcher Panhandle Tex Lawrence M. Radley Chicago David L. Crozier West Plains Roger Hamilton Arlington Carol Armstrong Bala- Cynwyd Ghana Nigeria Sierra Leone Colombia Chile St. Lucia Philippines India Pakistan Thailand Brazil el Salvador Venezuela Jamaica Malaya Iran Ecuador Peru Dominican Republic Bolivia Ceylon Tunisia Somalia Afghanistan British Honduras Cyprus Ethiopia Nepal Niger Senegal Togo Turkey Cameroons Ivory Coast Shriver Petite Gail Switzer Charles Consolvo Air Force Consolvo Miss Switzer E. Lowell Kelly Corps Kelly University of Michigan U. S
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Traffic Safety Discussion Set For Tuesday

Harrisburg message outlines a one day conference on traffic safety in Pennsylvania and nearby states. Governors, legislators, researchers and business leaders will discuss safer streets under the theme Pennsylvania The Safe Driver State. A panel features WRCT TV and AAA affiliates with industry and media representatives. A second item notes a $6.5 million export loan to Lima for water system improvements.

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Harrisburg UPS Pennsylvania David L. Lawrence Howard Safety Council U. S Kenneth A. Roberts Alabama John O. Moore Cornell University David W. Schoppert The Automotive Safety Foundation Amos E. Neuhart Pennsylvania State University Vince Leonard Wrct-Tv Philadelphia Edward Gogolin Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association Charles E. Pugh AAA Pennsylvania Motor Federation James R. Doran Harrisburg Patriot and Evening News Quinton E. Beague Williamsport Sun-Gazette
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Weather and crop bulletin notes wheat harvest delays and corn planting progress

The weekly weather and crop bulletin reports rain hail and wind delaying 1962 winter wheat harvests across the southern Great Plains for a second week. Texas harvest ranges from 75 percent in the Low Plains to 18 percent in the High Plains while seeding of the corn crop nears completion nationwide. The bulletin also outlines vegetable crop acreage prospects and announces new agricultural attaches Montel and Tetro to Brussels and Rome respectively.

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Gaylord P. Godwin Washington UPI Great Plains Texas Low Plains High Plains Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Northwest Ohio Valley Delmar Peninsular Maryland Ral Brussels Montel New York Parca Robert C. Tetro Italy Rome Tetro Foreign Agricultural Service Watervliet N.Y
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Mummified Wrappings Fueled Civil War Paper Plant

In Augusta Maine during the Civil War a local producer imported Egyptian mummies to supply rags for paper making. The wrappings were repurposed in the mill to keep paper production going amid rag shortages.

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Augusta Maine Egypt
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Radio Stations Numbers Hit Over Three Thousand In U S

The United States lists more than 3 200 radio stations in the normal broadcast band and 540 FM stations as radio receiving sets exceed 160 000 000 units nationwide.

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New York United States
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U.S. Peace Corps By Edward Cowan Nikita Khrushchev Dave Dobbs Lumley Professional Pharmacy Penn Theatre U.S. Lima the Export - Import Bank of the Lima New Castle John E. Montel Agricultu Lawrence Furniture Jefferson—Park Kitt Optical Co Lawence Savings & Trust Sree Luullllllluus Eckerd Super Value Lydia Grey Cashews Carton U.S.A BTN SA As Pias Ta Keks Strauss Lingerie
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