New Castle Board Awards TV, Bus Contracts
The New Castle Area School board awarded a 21 500 contract to M M Electronics for closed circuit television equipment including cameras and VTRs funded under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act with a state ceiling of 23 341. A 9 889 contract to Palmer Motor Co. covers two buses for special education. Utilities poles permitted for Arthur Magill Elementary and Clen-Moore UP Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Area
M & M Electronics
New Castle
Palmer Motor Co
Pennsylvania Power Co
Arthur Magill
Clen - Moore UP
Sunday liquor sales final vote in Pennsylvania eyed
Senate leaders indicate a final vote on Sunday liquor sales is likely next week. The plan allows counties to referendum retail Sunday sales 1 to 10 PM by venues with 55 percent food sales, with supporters predicting 50 50 party lines and possible revenue gains cited by supporters.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Senate
Pennsylvania
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny
Fleming
Governor's
Liquor Code Advisory Committee
William C. Sennett
Pennsylvania Tavern Association
Arthur A. Piasecki
Lackawanna
Martin L. Murray
Luzerne
Judiciary Committee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
The
Tavern Association
Pennsylvaia Hotel and Motor Inn Association
Pennsylvania Restaurant Association
Raymond P. Shafer
State Liquor Control Board
House
Editor says anarchy threatens nation more than Communism
Louis Cassels of United Press International warned that anarchy poses a greater threat to the United States than Communism. He said Congress ignoring nonviolent protests like the Poor People’s Campaign could let violent elements seize leadership of black and poor communities in America.
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Palo Alto
Calif
UPI
Louis Cassels
United Press International
United States
Cassels
Washington
Congress
Apostles of
America
California
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Black Panther Party
Students For A Democratic Society
Secretary of Agriculture
Driver pleads innocent in hit and run and traffic cases
Richard Kurrus, 26, of 14 Point Place, pleads innocent to hit and run and failing to identify after two parked cars on E North St sustained $600 damage. He was jailed on $500 bond, then released. Separate cases involve Edward Hardisky and Tully Caiazza facing excessive noise charges after motorcycle stops at E Washington St and Croton Ave.
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North Hill
Richard Frank Kurrus
14 Point Place
Kurrus
E. North St
Edward J. Hardisky
Spring St
Tully J Caiazza
Washington St
E. Washington St
Croton Ave
Methodists OK 540000 Operation Concern program
The United Methodist Western Pennsylvania Conference approved a 540000 Operation Concern program aimed at improving living conditions for the poor. It will raise 440000 in 1969 through 765 churches, with 100000 borrowed from the National Board of Missions. Bishop Connare urged Catholic Methodists cooperation.
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Grove City. Pa
UPI
United Methodist Western Pennsylvania Conference
Grove City College
National Board of Missions
United Methodist Church
William G. Connare
Greensburg
Broadway strike ends with three year Actors Equity deal
The actors union and producers reached a three year contract closing a Broadway strike that shut 19 theaters and nine road companies. Minimum weekly salaries rise to 145 dollars with a 25 dollar increase now and five more per week over two years. Arbitration on alien employment included.
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New York
UPI
Actors Union and
Theatrical Producers
Broadway
John V. Lindsay
Actors Equity
League of New York
Lindsay
David Merrick
Great White Way
Angus Duncan
Vietnamese leaders criticize Viet Cong shelling of Saigon
North Vietnamese officials including Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Giap reportedly warn that Viet Cong bombings of Saigon have stirred world opinion against the Communist cause. Thant denounces the bombings as barbarism and Hanoi warns of slowing delivery of 122mm rockets to the south.
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Paris
UPI
Saigon
Washington
Defense
Vo Nguyen Giap
U.N
Thant
Giap
Viet Cong
Tanner Plating to Double Operations After Union Electric Buy
Tanner Plating Corp on Industrial St plans a large expansion following Union Electric Steel Corp of Pittsburgh purchase. President G H Brundage says grinding and machinery will grow, more equipment bought and jobs added, though he did not estimate numbers or costs. Dresser Inc sold Harbison Walker Refractories assets to Pittsburgh firm. Tanner was a Harbison Walker subsidiary.
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Tanner Plating Corp
Industrial St
Union Electric Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
G. H. Brundage
Tanner Plating
Brundage
Dresser Inc
Harbison Walker Refractories
Tanner
Harbison Walker
Resignation Delay in County Civil Defense Director Post
County commissioners refused to accept Clarence C. Frampton's resignation as Civil Defense director until an inventory of supplies and equipment is completed. Frampton, Shenango Township police chief, says increased state and federal requirements prevent part time service. he has served four years and seeks full time police duties. In Minneapolis Golden Valley, youths faced to save a pond before developer fills it.
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Clarence C. Frampton
Frank A. Vitril
Frampton
Shenango Township
Humphrey Backs Gun Registration and Riot Reports
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey endorsed the national commission on riots recommendations and called for nationwide mandatory firearms registration. He urged stronger laws on concealed weapons and higher penalties. Rockefeller proposed a new system for federal aid with bloc grants per capita aid and special purpose funds. Nixon praised New York primary results as a rebuke of the Johnson-Humphrey administration. Wallace pushed back on accusations about his campaign. McCarthy emphasized uncommitted delegates after a strong New York showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Hubert H. Humphrey
National Commission On Riots
Congress
Humphrey
National Press Club
Antiriot Commission
Commission On Civil Disorders
America
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson-Humphrey
Wallace
Deep South
Texas
John Connally
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Steel makers say 6 per cent lift cannot be absorbed
Pittsburgh officials say basic steel firms cannot cover the 6 percent wage rise without shrinking profits and risking plant layoffs. Industry and USW negotiators head into talks July 31 contract deadline with cautious optimism despite concerns over foreign imports and living costs. The report also notes the Catholic Day picnic at Cascade Park with mass, shrine awards, and large crowds.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Basic Steel Industry
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Cascade Park
John B. McDowell
Knights of Columbus
Elaine Mastrangelo
Maitland St
Colleges in 25th District to receive library grants
Six colleges in the 25th District of Pennsylvania receive grants under the College Library Resources Program from the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Institutions named include Butler County Community College, Community College of Beaver County, Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Penn State Beaver Campus, Slippery Rock State College, and Westminster College, with grant amounts ranging from five thousand to ten thousand dollars. Announcement made by U.S. Rep. Frank M. Clark.
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Pennsylvania
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Butler County Community College
Community College of
Beaver County
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Penn State University
Beaver
Slippery Rock State College
Westminster College
U.S
Frank M. Clark
Dbessemer
Missing cash and rifle reported from Virginia Fano home
Police said 200 dollars and a rifle with a scope disappeared from the 1601 Morris Street residence yesterday at 10 am. Entry was gained by forcing a rear door. No arrests noted. In weather news, Buckeye Arizona hit 119 degrees the highest nationwide.
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Virginia Fano
Morris St
Fano
New York
Venezuelan jet hijacked lands in Cuba with Americans aboard
A Viasa DC9 with about 80 aboard including several Americans was hijacked from Santo Domingo to Curacao and Caracas and forced to land in Santiago de Cuba. Cuban authorities held the plane briefly then arranged meals and sightseeing for the crew and passengers before release.
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Caracas
UPI
Cuba
Miami
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Viasa Airlines
Santiago de Cuba
Avianca Airlines
Santo Domingo
Curacao
Santiago
San Juan
Fidel Castro
Avensa Airlines
Maracaibo
Delta Airlines
National Airlines
Florida
Castro
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Tata
Methodists Ok
Robert L. Owens III
Knoxville College
Knoxville
Tenn
United Negro College Fund
King’s Garden
Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel
W. F. Rockwell Jr
North American Rockwell Corp
UNCF
Minneapolis
Minn
Golden Valley
Raymond Grossenbacher
NEW Castle News
Rocky
HHH
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Marge Smith
Blaine St
Anne C. Shuler
Baroline St
Chester J. Lapinski Jr
By Alan Jenes
Jamaica
Bahamas
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