Pagani Returns Home With Tijuana Brass Fame
Lou Pagani, New Castle native and pianist for Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, discusses the group’s rise to global fame. He recalls early career in California, crossing paths with stars, and plans to record with major orchestras while predicting several more years of top success.
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Lou Pagani
New Castle
Beatles
Pagani
Herb Alpert
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Roger Flamino
Maryland Ave
Nancy
Pollock Ave
Benjamin Franklin
California
Ray McKinley
Billy Butterfield
Louis Prima
Bobby Hackett
Ella Fitzgerald
Lorne Greene
Wagani
Alpert
Les Leasure
Michael
Mark
Fifteen Anarchist Suspects Face Hearings in New York
In New York fifteen members of a negro anarchist group faced hearings on charges from planning murder to advocating anarchy. A sixteenth suspect Mack Stanford, RAM leader, was arrested in Philadelphia. Rams planned to target NAACP head Roy Wilkins and Urban League leader Whitney Young.
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UPI
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Revolutionary Action Movement
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Chicago
Cleveland
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NAACP
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National Urban League
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Herman B. Ferguson
Arthur Harris
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Two Vehicle Drift Injures Woman During Street Crash
A two year old allegedly released the brake from Walt er Hendersons car in a Thrifty Market lot on W Washington St causing a car to drift into another vehicle and a home. Jane Johnson 24 was injured trying to stop it and was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
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Oesterling proposes 100000 for cereal leaf beetle fight
State Senator Donald Oesterling of Butler introduces a bill to appropriate 100000 to combat cereal leaf beetles in Western Pennsylvania. He cites infestations in Lawrence and Butler counties with spread from Ohio and urges quick action to prevent broader agricultural damage. The plan funds a road patrol, hay fumigation stations, and expanded agriculture research.
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Rain Eases Tense Night In Riot-Racked Atlanta
Rain halted a potential clash between police and militants over a curfew in Dixie Hills. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. eased the dusk to dawn curfew to a midnight start, amid rioting that killed one and injured at least nine.
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Sewer job contract awarded to Triple A Pipe and Heating
City council awarded a 10862 contract to Triple A Pipe and Heating Corp of Cleveland to clean sanitary and storm sewers. Streets director William J. Watkins said work starts in two to three weeks using high pressure spray where needed. Read locations include McClain St Conner Ave Fulton St S Jefferson St Reynolds St Long Ave Scott St Main St Court St Dewey St Gunton Park and other sites. Storm sewer sites listed include Falls St Locust St Adams St Stanton Ave O'Brien Ave State St W North St Sankey St Liberty St County Line St Cedar St Orchard St Ray St Court to Pettey State St to James Newell Ave Walnut St to Court St Main St to Cumberland Ave Jon son Bronze and Carl St.
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Two Local Obituaries On ended life and religious service
Walter W. Crothers 56 of 715 E Main St died on arrival at Jameson Memorial Hospital from a heart attack. He owned an auto radiator service and is survived by his wife three sons a daughter and many relatives. Margaret Reichert 52 of 201 N Ashland Ave died in St Francis Hospital after an extended illness. She was a church member and survived by three siblings and a brother. Both families will receive relatives at local funeral homes with services and interments planned. Negotiations start as UPI reports federal mediation in rubber strike talks in Pittsburgh.
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Norma Jean) Messel
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Margaret) Houk
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Final meeting set for state superintendent search
One last meeting of a top level committee tasked with appointing a permanent state superintendent of public instruction is anticipated next week in Harrisburg. The panel aims to complete selections and forward a recommendation to officials.
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Pennsylvania State University
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Catholic Day outing draws 30 000 at Cascade Park
The 20th annual Catholic Day picnic attracted about 30 000 people at Cascade Park yesterday. Prizes were awarded including the Blessed Mother Shrine won by Mrs Edward Kacznarczyk and Bibles to Theda Hook and en Volpe. A list of other prize winners followed along Cascade Street and Ellwood City addresses. The event featured Lou Pagani of the Tijuana Brass as a surprise guest from New Castle.
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