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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
3
A long OCR style list of residents with street addresses and towns including Los Angeles and multiple Pennsylvania locations. The document reads like a voter registry or notice with numerous individuals named along with their home streets and cities, sometimes with familial relations noted. No explicit action or outcome is stated.
Jameson Memorial Hospital reports a daughter born June 20 to Mr and Mrs Angelo Flora of 1311 Huron Ave and a son born June 21 to Mr and Mrs Leman J Hughes of New Bedford. New Castle Hospital records a daughter born June 20 to Mr and Mrs Richard Horvath of 1511 Morris St and a daughter born June 21 to Mr and Mrs Carmen De Leone of 815 W Washington St.
The polio mass immunization drive grows from western Cumberland to all of Cumberland and Perry counties after a sixth case in the area. Free clinics will operate 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday as physicians and school principals approve the expanded Sabin oral vaccine plan. A special shipment of Type 1 Sabin vaccine was requested from the Atlanta center to support the effort.
Denver reports the GOP National Committee and state chairmen at a three day meeting discuss the 1964 convention site. San Francisco appears favored over Chicago, with Saturday to decide. Goldwater and Rockefeller supporters press for influence amid rising conservative backing.
The General State Authority will accept bids on July 24 for a Life Sciences Building at Penn State. The project totals 2,581,690 dollars with 1,750,000 from GSA and 831,690 from NIH. It will house Zoology and Entomology and the Biophysics Division of Physics.
A coalition of Negro ministers and CORE officials urged Philadelphia's Human Relations Commission to reserve at least 15 percent of skilled union jobs on municipal projects for Negroes and to secure 60 percent of apprenticeships for Negroes in unions over the next two years. A spokesman warned of direct action if demands aren’t met. Sadie Alexander, Negro chairman of the commission, also heard Pascual Martinez of the Puerto Rican community seek a seat at bargaining for minority skilled trades programs.
A coroner's court ruled Cambridge student Richard Hawker, 21, killed himself after fearing he had flunked his second year history exam. The dean disclosed Hawker's fears were groundless and the death was a suicide. The case was reported from Cambridge, England.
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