Anti-Castros May Be Aiding Invasion Force
Exile commandos were believed to join anti-Castro forces in Cuba as a multi point landing reportedly penetrated Communist defenses. A radio report from Cuba described clashes near El Caminо but gave no casualty figures and no confirmation from U S authorities.
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API
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Cuban Revolutionary Council
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Oriente
Las Villas
Pinar del Rio
UPI
State Department
Pentagon
Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Authoritative Council
Havana
Tax Revenue From Liberty Bell Track First Eight Days
The state General Fund collected 217 547 in taxes for the first eight days at Philadelphia Liberty Bell track. The figure excludes admissions tax to be calculated after the 50 day meet. Bets totaled 3 711 881, with experts projecting 2.5 million in taxes from 30 day meets at Liberty Bell William Penn track and Washington County Trotting Association track.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State General Fund
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
State Revenue Department
William Penn
Washington County Trotting Association
Weather Summary for Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania shows mostly cloudy conditions in the north and partly cloudy conditions in the south with gradual clearing this afternoon. Cooler today with highs from 62 to 68 in the north and 66 to 71 in the south. Tonight will be clear and cold with lows 40 to 45, isolated valleys in the 30s. Saturday expects sun with little temperature change. Lake Erie under small craft warnings with northerly winds 18 to 28 knots diminishing this afternoon and tonight. Fair conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Kennedy Plans Europe Trip To Reassure NATO Allies
President Kennedy intends a 12 day tour of Germany Ireland England and Italy to affirm continued U S support for NATO amid Western alliance uncertainty The trip aims to clarify U S foreign policy goals and stress long range efforts toward East West security including nuclear test ban and disarmament.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
U.S
Western Alliance
Germany
Ireland
England
Italy
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
Senate
White House
Harrold Macmillan
West Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
Death Notices List for Ellwood City and Nearby Areas
Death records show William F. Henderson 43 of Ellwood City Olive M. Chambers 90 of RD 6 Jay G. Rudolph 58 of Miami Florida Michael Dick Sr. 68 of 51 Lyndal Street listed as deceased in the June 21 1963 notice.
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William F. Henderson
Ellwood City
Olive M. Chambers
RD 6
Michael Dick Sr
Lyndal St
Democrats Consider Reynolds Replacement in City Hall
Democrats plan talks next week on Reynolds replacement after his death. Rainey, the finance director, may act as mayor for 30 days, with council likely filling vacancies to keep Democratic control through next Jan. 6. Thompson and Elisco emerge as leading council contenders, Rainey seeks mayor in November.
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Howard L. Reynolds
Robert W. Rainey
Council
Lawrence County
Reynolds
Herman F. Steinbrink
Steinbrink
Carl White
John C. Jordan
Rainey
William E. Thompson
Reynold
Thompson
Guy Elisco
Elisco
Thomas George
Jordan
Steel union signs 21 month pact creating up to 25000 jobs
The United Steelworkers and steel industry reach a 21 month contract after six months of talks. The deal includes an extended vacation plan and no wage increase for job security. Effective Aug 1 1964 with possible reopenings after Jan 1 1965.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Steel Industry
United Steelworkers Union
Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
USW
Ituman = Relations Committee
HRC
Gajda Opens Two Stroke Lead In U S Open
Bob Gajda, rarely a winner, takes a two stroke advantage in the U S Open Golf Tournament as pages 15 and 15 feature coverage. Cincinnati’s Jim O’Toole records 13 wins this season, leading majors.
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Bob Gajda
Cincinnati
Jim O'Toole
Area Will Host AFS Students of 26 Nations
Sixty eight high school students from 26 nations will visit New Castle New Wilmington and Mt. Jackson July 7 to 10. Sponsored by American Field Service they travel by bus from California where they spent winter in school. Host families should have a spare bed and preferably a high school or college student in the home. Families may call the Greater New Castle Association or Mrs. Homer R. Allen to arrange.
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New Castle
New Wilmington
Mt. Jackson
American Field Service
California
AFS
Homer R. Allen
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Barbados
Chile
Columbia
Denmark
Dominican Republic
France
Germany
Great Britain
Greece
India
Indonesia
Italy
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Pakistan
Philippines
Spain
South Africa
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Venezuela
Greater
Southern Bloc May Upset JFKs Legislative Plans
The article reports Southern lawmakers may block or stall parts of President Kennedy's civil rights agenda, linking opposition to FEPC with broader economic and social measures. It details strategies to move bills to friendlier committees, potential co sponsorship, and anticipated filibuster battles, with Kennedy’s aide Humphrey optimistic about hearings and possible passage.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Scranton Issues Favorite Son Hint to Boost Northeast Role
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton warns national GOP leaders not to overlook the urban Northeast in the 1964 race. He floats a possible favorite son role to keep Pennsylvania and New York in focus and urges delegation autonomy. He says he would not push his own candidacy but could help if needed. He also notes coping with summer protests and backs public works for relief recipients and Bible reading in schools.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
New York
North
U. S
Kennedy
House
Senate
Congress
Robert G. Bartlett
Francis Walter
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Paul VI Elected Pontiff A Liberal Archbishop Montini
Vatican announces Giovanni Battista Montini elected pope. he takes name Paul VI at St. Peter's Basilica. The 65 year old liberal intellectual, former Archbishop of Milan, succeeds John XXIII and signals continuation of reform and unity moves. Crowds of 60,000 applaud as white smoke signals the accession.
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UPI
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Vatican City
Pope Paul VL
Paul VI
Sacred College of Cardinale
Montini
Vatican Palace
Pontiff
Pope John
St. Peter
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
St. Peter's Square
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Pope Paul VI
Sistine Chapel
Doster Found Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter
Samuel Doster, 37, was convicted by a jury of seven men and five women for voluntary manslaughter in the stabbing death of John James Jr. The jury deliberated about nine hours, and sentencing was not yet set by Judge John S. Powers. Doster faces six to 12 years. bond was raised to 30,000. Attorneys plan a motion for a new trial or arrest of judgment while seeking to preserve appeal rights.
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Samuel Doster
Doster
John S. Powers
Powers
W. Lawrence Sr
John James Jr
Farrell
James
Elks Club
Home St
New Castle Hospital
Chris G. Papazickos
Gerald E. Croweley
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Kenneth E. Fox Jr
William R. Ralph Jr
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