Farrow to join civil rights march from Memphis to Jackson
Farrow will participate in the final stage of a Mississippi march joining civil rights demonstrators moving from Memphis to Jackson. He previously led the New Castle delegation in the August 28 1963 March on Washington and carried the New Castle NAACP banner on coast to coast telecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Memphis
Jackson
Miss. Farrow
St. Luke A.M.E. Zion
New Castle
Washington
NAACP
Madger Evers
John B. Campbell
Los Angeles
Roy Wilkin
W. Wilkins
U. S. Community Relations Service
Lawrence County plans three bus rider surveys for transit pilot
Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission launches three surveys in the mass transit pilot project. Executive director John E. Blackson notes the neighborhood ridership and transit and shopper surveys will gather family size income transport type and stop amenities data. Findings by July 15 feed into a computer for analysis and will inform the New Castile Area Transit Authority on improving service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission
John E. Blackson
LCRPC
Blackson
New Castile Area
Today at the Y and YWCA Activities Schedule
The YMCA and YWCA offer a full day of programs for all ages. Swim sessions run from 5:30 to 6:30 pm for high school and adults, with family and adult gym times, youth Tadpole swims, health clubs, and various group activities through 5:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
YWCA
United Fund
Y.W.C.A
New Castle Man’s Property To Be Sold On Sheriff Sale
A New Castle man indicted on 14 counts for pledging bogus stock to obtain 80000 in loans faces a sheriff sale July 6 at 10 AM. The Ferrese home at 2520 N Jefferson is among four properties offered to satisfy Peoples Bank of Lawrence County and Lawrence Savings and Trust Co. Ferrese has pleaded guilty to six similar charges in Youngstown and awaits sentencing. He was a former appliance dealer and recent Columbiana property operator. FBI arrested him last September.
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New Castle
Pittsburgh
James R. Ferrese
N. Jefferson
Peoples Bank of
Lawrence County
Ferrese
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
Youngstown
Columbiana
Ohio
FBI
Ed Wynn to Have Funeral Services in Glendale
Comedian Ed Wynn dies in his sleep at 79 in Beverly Hills after a cancer battle. Services set for Thursday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Church of the Recession al.
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Ed Wynn
Glendale
Calif
UPI
Church of the Recessional
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Wynn
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Minister Rev Earl C Docherty Selected for Washington Union Church
Rev Earl C Docherty of Corry Pa is named pastor of Washington Union Christian Missionary Alliance Church on West Washington Street Extension, effective July 24. He succeeds Rev Jack G Allison who resigned to join Wireton C and MA Church. Docherty has pastored the Corry C MA Church for ten years.
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Earl C. Docherty
Corry, Pa
Washington Union Christian Missionary Alliance
W. Washington St
Jack G. Allison
Wireton C & MA
Wireton
Mr. Docherty
Corry C & MA
Williamsport welcomes new First Church of Christ Disciples pastor
Minister Rev John N Mostoller leaves Cameron West Virginia to serve as pastor of Williamsport Pennsylvania First Church of Christ Disciples. He led First Christian Church Cameron from 1952 to 1957 and will reside with his family at 320 South Central Avenue Williamsport.
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John N. Mostoller
First Christian Church
Cameron
W. Va
Central Christian Church
Long and
Pennsylvania Avenues
First Church of Christ Disciples
Williamsport
Mostoller
S. Central Ave
Scattered Showers Forecast for Pennsylvania District
United Press International reports a few widely scattered showers and thundershowers today over north and east Pennsylvania with highs in the 70s and 80s. Fair weather expected tonight and Wednesday in eastern areas, with northwestern thundershowers possible and Wednesday highs mainly in the 70s to 80s.
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UPI
Mississippi Valley
Upper Plains
Rockies
North Pacific Coast
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Upper Lakes Region
Northern
Plains
Miami
Phoenix
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Atlanta
Little Rock
New York City
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Duluth
Great Falls
Seattle
Pittsburgh
United Press International
Pennsylvania
Neshannock zoning hearing on July 8
A public hearing on altering R-1 residential zoning in Neshannock Township is set for 8 p.m. July 8 at the municipal building on Mercer Road. The change would allow professionals such as doctors and lawyers to operate in home offices. Pat Natale, 30, of 821 West Pearl Street, sustained a severe contusion to his right middle finger when caught in coils while employed by Elliot Brothers Steel Co. He was treated at St Francis Hospital yesterday at 1 p.m.
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Neshannock Township
Mercer Rd
Pat Natale
W. Pearl St
Elliot Brothers Steel Co
St. Francis Hospital
Mike
Lefty) Polenick Jr
Graceland Rd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robertsdale
Michael
Mary Selemon Polenick
Dorothy Warso
Blair Strip
Shenango
New Castle
Julia
Ann
John
George
Dennis Michael
Andrew
Noga
S. Mill and
E. Reynolds
St. Nicholas Carpatho
John E. Stefanick
St. Nicholas Church
George S. Buttermore
Washington St
Russell Callihan
Sharpsville
Connellsville
Alex
Sarah Stillwagon Buttermore
Seventh Day Adventists
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Meda V. Miner
Blanche Allen
Raymond
Lily) Uncapher
Bessemer
Theodore
Alice) Martone
Chester
Ralph
Sarah) Snyder
Dallas
Texas
Russell
Esther) Callihan
Harry
Frank
Margaret) Skiles
Grace) Graham
Morgantown
W. Va
Grace
Joseph
James Buttermore
Leyde - Tanner
Highland Ave
Funeral
Neshannock UP Cemetery
Confession ruling not retroactive and 5th Amendment scope
The court declined retroactive application for confession rulings while extending 5th Amendment limits to lie detector style tests. In a 5-4 decision it barred protesters from moving cases to federal courts solely on race claims, and broadened a Reconstruction statute to empower federal prosecution of civil rights murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Justice Department
Retirees Sign Up For Jury Duty As Sheriff Subpoenas
Sheriff circulates streets to summon jurors with many retirees among the volunteers. Harry Gibson and others from Butler Avenue Mercer Street Reynolds Street Jefferson Street Oak Street Mercer Street Fairmont Avenue are listed among those summoned. Jurors must appear at courtroom one at 9 30 with a $30 fine for noncompliance.
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Harry Gibson
Butler Ave
Nathan Rosen
N. Mercer St
Basil Mazurkiewicz
E. Reynolds St
Sigler
Ray Hilyard
Morton St
Homer L. Gordon
S. Jefferson St
David Jones
Oak St
Pearl Rosenburg
Opal Corbett
E. Fairmont Ave
Militant Buddhist Leader Arrests Amid Hue Saigon Unrest
In Saigon and Hue authorities describe steps as restoration of order rather than religious repression. Da Nang reports life returning to normal and officials claim measures target Communists, not Buddhism. The arrest comes as actions are weighed across central Vietnam. Police in San Jose report two of the youngest juvenile delinquents, ages three and five, arrested for arson after a house fire.
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Hue
da Nang
Saigon
San Jose
Calif
UPI
Redeemer Lutheran Church Annual Picnic at Cascade Park
The annual picnic of Redeemer Lutheran Church will be held at Cascade Park Friday. Tickets for rides will be given to children at 2 30 p.m. Dinner is at 5 30 p.m. in pavilions 5 and 5A. Families should bring a tureen and tableware. Beverages and dessert provided. After dinner, fellowship and games. In case of rain, the event moves to Redeemer Parish Hall.
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Redeemer Lutheran Church
Cascade Park
Redeemer Parish
Pittsburgh Steel to phase out wire division in Monessen
Pittsburgh Steel Co announced a phased shutdown of its Monessen wire division due to rising production costs and imports. About 200 workers may be affected though many will be offered retirement re training and job transfers. The move follows similar cutbacks by U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin because of foreign competition and labor costs.
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Monesssen, Pa
UPI
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh Steel
U.S. Steel Corp
Donora
Washington County
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Aliquippa
Beaver County
Slippery Rock to Offer African History Courses
Dr. Patrick McCarthy of Oxford Melbourne and South Africa will teach two African history courses at Slippery Rock State College during the summer session starting June 28 and ending August 5. The college also offers a full schedule of graduate and undergraduate classes with registration on Monday. Over 1,200 students attend the three week pre-summer session which closes Friday. A three week post-session runs August 8 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McCarthy
Oxford
Melbourne
South Africa
Slippery Rock State College
Two New Castle Residents Plead Guilty in Shoplifting Case
Mildred M. Hays, 18, of 1305 Pennsylvania Ave and Francis Sanders, 68, of 410 Green St were arrested by store guards at Hill's Department Store Union Township. Hays jailed in default of $50 fine and costs after pleading guilty before Betty Lou Kradel. Sanders fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty on Saturday. The report notes the first George Washington monument was erected in Boonsboro Maryland on July 4 1827 per National Geographic.
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New Castle
Hill’s Department
Union Township
Mildred M. Hays
Pennsylvania Ave
Betty Lou Kradel
Francis Sanders
Green St
Barr confers with Scranton on state post
Gov William Scranton is expected to appoint within two weeks the secretary for the new Department of Community Affairs. Mayor Joseph Barr Jr of Oil City said the appointment should occur before July 1 as the department goes into operation. Barr spoke as president of the Pennsylvania League of Cities and noted four others were also considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Post Harrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
Department of Community Affairs
Joseph W. Barr Jr
Oil City
Scranton
Barr
Pennsylvania League of Cities
One Man Show of Portraits and Murals by Carolyn Bowman Thomas
Former New Castle resident Carolyn Bowman Thomas displays portraits and murals in Bethel Park. The Gateway Building Fair exhibit runs Tuesday to Friday until July 27, then at Falk Clinic Donor Station Bank from July 27 to Aug 11. Thomas is the Western Pennsylvania Kennel Association’s exclusive animal and human portrait artist. Ronald Salongo, 11, of 1103 Woodrow Street, was treated at St. Francis Hospital after a dog bite to the left leg yesterday at 8:45 p.m.
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Carolyn Bowman Thomas
New Castle
Bethel Park
Gateway Building
Falk Clinic
Donor Station Bank
Thomas
Western Pennsylvania Kennel Assn
Ronald Salongo
Woodrow St
St. Francis Hospital
De Gaulle Opens Franco Soviet Talks in Moscow Visit
De Gaulle and Soviet leaders begin 10 hours of talks in Moscow marking France’s approach to a European settlement without US participation. The French leader outlines Europe driven settlement, acknowledges American role, and plans moves through Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Stalingrad before July 1 troop pullout.
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de Gaulle
Russia
Novosibirks
Leningrad
Kiev
Stalingrad
Moscow
France
Podgorny
Europe
U.S
America
Germany
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Salvation Army appoints Brig Baillie new Warren commander
Brig William L Baillie and his wife Lt Bessie Yancey take charge of Warren Salvation Army headquarters effective June 29 They come from New England assignments and will lead a capital funds drive and new headquarters project The couple has four children including Kenneth and Joy newly serving as officers in Huntington Pa Deborah Senko aged 11 suffered a chin laceration at Gaston Park and was treated at St Francis Hospital after an accident on a seesaw
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William L. Baillie
Salvation Army
Warren
Scotland
Cambridge
Mass
Bessie Yancey
Deborah Senko
Butler Ave
Gaston Park
St. Francis Hospital
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Alcide de Gasperi
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Alliance
Weatherman
Neshannock
United Steelworkers Union
A. R. Maxwell Jr
Slippery Rock
George Washington
Boonsboro
National Geographic
Mike Polenick Jr
G. S. Buttermore
Colorado Springs
Colo
Debbie Etheredge
American Gem Society
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