City Hall Sidelights on Reynolds Funeral and Budget Notes
City Hall mourns Councilman Howard L. Reynolds with black drapes and ribbons. meetings canceled and city offices close for funeral at 1:30 p.m. Reynolds died Sunday in Warren Pa Hospital. Real estate tax receipts and other city finances are reported, plus park and facility actions and small business concession plans. Cascade Pool and Sylvan Heights golf income are itemized with dates and figures.
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Howard L. Reynolds
City Hall
Reynolds
Health Department
Warren
Eshkol Picked by Mapai to Lead Israel
Mapai members nominate Levi Eshkol to succeed David Ben-Gurion as prime minister. Ben-Gurion resigns from premiership, defense ministry and Knesset last Sunday. Eshkol, 68, seen as a moderate and Ben-Gurion disciple, expected to form new government by Thursday. Ben-Gurion withdraws resignation from parliament but refuses to reconsider leading the government.
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Israel
UPI
Mapai
Levi Eshkol
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
George Washington
Knesset
Eshkol
Sheno Shazar
Benourion
Clergy and Educators React to Prayer Ban ruling
Clergy from Second United Presbyterian and educators across Pennsylvania condemn the ruling while urging respectful adaptation. Officials including Dr Charles H Boehm propose a morning silent meditation with music and art to honor heritage and moral values without compulsory prayer.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Henderson
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Charles H. Boehm
United Press International
Boehm
Edwin C. Beatty
Shenango
High Court
Vollmer
Law of Land
Weather Satellite Orbit Postponed
Cape Canaveral reports a 24 hour postponement of the Tiros weather satellite launch due to a faulty explosive bolt on a nose cone. The Tiros-7 would have operated as a television weather station after lift off, with new target about 5 30 a m EDT Wednesday.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
Earth
Federal Space Agency
Supreme Court Emphasizes Religion in Public School Curriculum
The ruling supports teaching about religion in social studies and arts, arguing the First Amendment requires government neutrality toward religion. Leaders warn bans on prayer and Bible reading could silence God in schools, while the court rejects the notion that the Amendment only bars preferential treatment among religions.
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John E. Mathews
Irwin W. Stankard
Stankar
America
United States Supreme Court
William F. Creighton
Episcopal
Washington
Supreme Court
Mexican babies larger at birth than U.S. infants
Mexico City reports that Mexican newborns are larger than American newborns, but by their first birthday both groups match in size. Officials attribute the gap at birth to nutrition deficiencies in Mexico.
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Mexico City
United States
U. S
Sao Paulo Industrial Output Rises Steadily Over 17 Years
In Sao Paulo Brazil industrial output has increased an average of 12 percent annually for 17 years with last year reporting a 19 percent rise. Firms in the region show sustained expansion in manufacturing and production volumes.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Man Confesses Church Thefts In Four Western PA Counties
A 26 year old Pittsburgh man confessed to robbing St Anthony Church in Bessemer and at least six other churches in Western Pennsylvania. George K Fisher is charged as a detainer is filed and police say he stole about 1400 from St Anthony and three Armstrong County churches plus one each in Butler Beaver Indiana and Lawrence Counties. He said church offerings were carelessly handled and targeted St Wendelin in Butler.
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Bessemer
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Fred J. Norris
New Castle
George K. Fisher
Fisher
Butler County
Butler
Armstrong County
Beaver
Indiana
Lawrence
F. Clifford Soisson
St. Anthony's
St. Wendelin Church
Cardinals Set Final Planning To Name New Pope
The Sacred College of Cardinals prepares for a secret conclave to choose Pope John XXIII I successor. Most of the 82 cardinals are expected to enter the sealed Vatican conclave area Wednesday, with the Sistine Chapel chimney signaling outcomes by smoke only.
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Sistine Chapel
Rusk Makes Tariff Plea
Secretary of State Dean Rusk planned to urge the House Foreign Affairs Committee to remove barriers on U S trade with Poland and Yugoslavia as Congress hammers out Kennedy foreign aid legislation. He argued the restriction hampers efforts to win these nations from Soviet influence.
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UPI
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Deaths Of The Day Funeral Notices
Daily funeral notices list upcoming services with interment locations and funeral director details for customers seeking arrangements and timing.
John L Bierman Dies After Illness in New Castle
John L Lewis Bierman 78 of 203 McKees-Fording Rd died at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 9 30 a m after an extended illness He was born in New Castle May 14 1885 son of Fred and Nancy Redman Bierman His wife Mary Genevra Mates preceded him in death March 18 1961 He retired from New Castle Refractories in the crating department He is survived by a son John O Bierman of New Castle a sister Mrs May Smith of Cleveland and five grandchildren The body is at Leyde Tanner Mortuary Highland at Winter avenues with visiting hours today 7 9 p m tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 p m Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 30 p m from the mortuary conducted by Rev J Earl Hughes Interment in Graceland Cemetery
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McKees-Fording Rd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Fred
Nancy Redman Bierman
Mary Genevra Mates
John O. Bierman
May Smith
Cleveland
Leyde-Tanner
Highland
Winter Avenues
J. Earl Hughes
Graceland Cemetery
Death of John C. Jones Jr. at 38
John C. Jones Jr. 38 of RD 6 died after a heart attack at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Coroner orders autopsy. He served as a Kocher garage mechanic for nine years, WWII veteran, married to Marietta McQuiston, father of five, with extensive family survivors listed. Funeral services set at Robert A. Myers Home For Funerals with burial at Mt. Hermon Cemetery.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lawrence County
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New Castle Rd
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Viola) Rohde
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Helen) McMurray
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Verlee) Anderson
Winifred) Black
Eastbrook Rd
Clair and
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Leroy Jones
Lloyd Jones
E. Sheridan Ave
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Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Weaverbird Control Sparks Harsh Tactics Across Africa
Cape Town reports violent methods including flame throwers poison and disease are used to curb the invasive weaverbird menace. The bird devastates farms though its beauty and tameness mask a serious agricultural threat. Historically children used cans to scare birds from fields.
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Cape Town
Africa
Trial details unfold in stabbing case testimony
Jurors heard that the fatal stabbing occurred after an examination with X rays confirming a severed artery. Dr Acquaviva described opening the wound to reach the artery and closing it, as a jury member fainted during testimony. Judge Powers recessed the trial to resume today.
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Defense Council
Acquaviva
Ludge Powers
Golden Selin
New Castle Hospital
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Termites Attack Stainless Steel and Plastics in Australia
Termites, ancient pests causing hundreds of millions in U.S. damage annually, are now found to etch stainless steel in Australia and attack plastics, expanding the range of materials at risk.
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Elizabeth
N. J
United States
Australia
World Food Congress ends with hunger elimination push
The 104 nation World Food Congress in Washington wraps two weeks of sessions sponsored by FAO. Delegates urge an indefinite extension of FAO’s freedom-from-hunger campaign and seek more cash and technical aid from wealthy nations to boost food production in developing countries. A draft declaration calls for reform of land use systems and a sweeping educational campaign.
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UPI
World Food Congress
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Committee Probes Space Director Brainerd Holmes Quit
A House space subcommittee, led by Rep. Olin Teague, held a closed session to scrutinize the resignation of Brainerd Holmes from NASA. Holmes, who led the manned space flight program, announced plans to leave after a two year extension and a move to private industry.
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Congress
Holmes
NASA
State Eagles Install Grannis As President
Ellwood City resident Paul N. Grannis was installed as president of the Pennsylvania state Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the Roosevelt Hotel in Pittsburgh. He will oversee 151 lodges and more than 61 000 members. Grannis joined the local lodge in 1941 and led its ritualistic team for a decade.
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Paul N. Grannis
Wayne Ave
Pennsylvania
Order of Eagles
The
Eagles
Roosevelt Hotel
Pittsburgh
Grannis
Oil Tax Levy Targeted at Oil and Gas Industry
In a Ways and Means Committee dispute led by Rep. Martha Griff iths a plan to tax dividends at wage rates faced stiff resistance. The panel later approved about 50 million dollars yearly in new taxes on oil and gas income enhancing prospects for tougher dividend taxation across the board.
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Washington
UPI
Martha Griffiths
D-Mich
House
Ways & Means Committee
Griffiths
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Drainage Fix Promised for Alley Behind Repman Store
Borough council pledged to address a drainage issue in an alley beside the former Repman store owned by Mrs Helen Leonetti and her husband who purchased it from Dale Brown and Thomas Houk. Officials said no action could be taken for a similar problem in front of the building. Mrs Leonetti authorized blacktoping parts of the sidewalk where the drainage problem lies outside council control.
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Wampum — Borough Council
Helen Leonetti
Repman
Leonetti
Dale Brown
Thomas Houk
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