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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1964

Page

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Scranton Presses for Soft Delegates in Goldwater Camp

Pennsylvania Governor Scranton hunts soft delegates for Barry Goldwater as Goldwater already holds enough votes for a first ballot at San Francisco. Scranton aims to convert uncommitted and favorite son delegates while both camps guard their lists. There are 86 California and 32 Indiana Goldwater delegates bound to support him under state law.

Arizona San Francisco Scranton Goldwater California Indiana

Goldwater's Rights Vote Still Puzzle

In Washington UPI reports Sen. Barry Goldwater facing a possible split in stance on final passage of a civil rights bill. Absent for a key vote, he was given a live pair by Sen. Tower. the pair suggested support for the substitute measure but did not confirm his final position. Tower noted Goldwater might prefer the substitute over the House bill, not committing to final passage.

Washington UPI Senate Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater John G. Tower R-Tex Tower GOP Everett M. Drksen Ill

Milk Price Conference Set June 24

The Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission will display a proposed price order for the 11 county Pittsburgh milk marketing area on June 24. A conference on the proposal starts at 11 a.m. in Harrisburg, following hearings in Pittsburgh last year. Current minimum prices are 27 cents per quart home delivered, 26 cents in stores. half gallons 51 cents doorstep, 48 cents store. gallons 98 cents home delivered, 92 cents retail.

Harrisburg UPS State Milk Control Commission Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

Pollock School Faces Open or Merge Decision in 1965

A Harrisburg DPI briefing shows Pollock Elementary may stay open in 1964 65 but New Castle Area SD could lose state aid totaling 96 304 over 20 years if students stay. A 4000 pro rata penalty could apply if the school remains open and the aid cut is retroactive.

Pollock New Castle Area Harrisburg State Department of Public Instruction DPI Robert Tomai John E. Mathews Dominick E. Cioffi

Death notices Bach era names and ages in small town column

Death records list John A. Baker 89 of Wampum Road 1 Peter Denako 36 of 417 Ridgelawn Avenue Isaac Anderson Route 12 Division Street Robert Minto 59 of Edinburg Road 1 Joseph N Benetti Sr 49 Enon Valley all noted in the June 18 1964 column

John A. Baker Wampum Peter Denako Ridgelawn Ave Isaac Anderson Robert Minto Edinburg Joseph N. Benetti Sr Enon Valley

Uncertain Weather With Scattered Showers Flows Across Region

Western Pennsylvania reports considerable cloudiness with a rise in temperatures to the mid 70s and a chance of scattered showers or thundershowers tonight. Friday brings partly cloudy conditions, warmer humidity, and more thundershowers in the afternoon. Lake Erie sees southerly winds 8 to 15 knots today and 10 to 20 knots tonight with a chance of showers.

Pennsylvania Lake Erie

Russians Offer Phased Plan on Bomber Destruction

At the disarmament conference in Geneva, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin proposed a stage by stage approach to destroy bombers rather than immediate universal destruction. Moscow would consider Western views while stressing that bombers remain a nuclear delivery risk despite missile dominance. The U S and Soviet sides earlier agreed on topics for discussion, after which Washington proposed starting with the destruction of American B47s and Russian TU16s.

Geneva UPI Russia Valerian Zorin Moscow Zorin United States Soviet Union

Lodge Will Stay On Job In Viet Nam

Washington Reuters UPI Henry Cabot Lodge will not leave his Viet Nam post to attend the GOP National Convention. Republican leaders had hoped Lodge would return to boost William Scranton’s campaign, but a Republican source says President Johnson does not expect Lodge to depart before the San Francisco convention.

Washington UPI Henry Cabot Lodge Viet Nam White House Lodge Pennsylvania William Scranton Johnson Scranton Saigon

Cyprus Crisis Debate Takes Up Peace Force Extension

The U N Security Council debates a three month extension of the 6 400 man peace keeping force in Cyprus as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash in Mosphileri renewing reports of shelling and fires. Thant urged extending mandate to September 27 to avert renewed fighting.

United Nations N. Y UPI Cyprus Security Council U.N South Africa United States Britain Mediterranean Council Thant U. N U.N. Security Council New York

Wallace Eyes Louisiana Electoral Votes Strategy

Governor George Wallace returned to Alabama to plan his bid for Louisiana's 10 electoral votes. He spoke in Baton Rouge to a joint legislative session and at a fundraiser and was chosen by conservative Democrats to lead a slate of unpledged electors for the November election.

Baton Rouge UPI George Wallace Alabama Louisiana Wallace

Council Caught In Bind Over Sewage Grants

New Castle faces a funding bind as a $600,000 federal grant arrives early for the proposed sewage treatment plant, while a legal opinion questions eligibility for a second APW grant. The city planned $2.6 million in project costs with $1.3 million in federal aid and faces a race to accept within ten days.

New Castle John C. Jordan U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Jordan Pennsylvania Area Redevelopment Agency APW

Goldwater Seeks Insurance of Fifty More Delegates

UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater claims he has 19 more delegate votes than needed to win the GOP nomination but would like 50 or more as insurance against defections. He estimated 674 pledged delegates with 655 required, and notes 658 are currently tied to him. Scranton, his main rival, has 123 pledged.

Washington UPI Barry Goldwater Arizona Republican San Francisco United Press International Goldwater Pennsylvania William W. Scranton West Midwest Scranton Criti Arizonan Bill House Arizona

Man 72 Earns Diploma After Raising Ten Children

Daniel Elmore, a 72 year old handyman from Watts, received his high school diploma at David Starr Jordan High School and plans to enter Compton College in September. He quit school after fifth grade, served in WWI era, and completed four years of night classes to honor his children who all earned college educations. Nine of ten children survive, ages 27 to 43, with one deceased.

Los Angeles UPI Daniel Elmore David Starr Jordan High School Elmore Watts Compton College Alabama Newton Falls Ohio Robert Army Motor Division

Douglas-Home airs unlikely Soviet West alliance

London reports Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home says Russia could align with the West if Communist China threatens nuclear war. He argues China should join the United Nations and engage with the West to avoid a nuclear clash, noting Soviet and Western interests could merge in a crisis. Dr. Loren G. Shroat dies at 76 in Seattle leaving 5 percent of his $250000 estate to Senator Barry Goldwater for his political and constitutional campaign efforts.

London UPI Alec Douglas - Home Russia China United Nations Seattle UPS Loren G. Shroat Barry Goldwater Donald L. Gaines Senator Goldwater

Youngstown S T Shows New Research Center

Youngstown Sheet & Tube dedicates a $5 million research center south of Youngstown on Rt 7. Gov James Rhodes commends the site, noting industrial competition and the need for a supportive climate, as hundreds tour the facility at the Country Club. The complex includes an administration building, a two story laboratory block, and a pilot plant with about 80,000 square feet of space.

Boardman Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company Rt. 7 Ohio James Rhodes Youngstown Country Club Rhodes Youngstown

Edinburg and Volant lead North County League tied

North County League standings show Edinburg and Volant tied for the lead in a tight race. Local sports coverage notes a busy day with other features on pages 25 and 26.

Edinburg Volant

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