Mrs Grace Phillips to celebrate 94th birthday
Mrs Grace Phillips will celebrate her 94th birthday tomorrow at her home in New Castle. Born in South New Castle to Thomas W. and Mrs Phillips, she grew up near the site of St. Francis Hospital and later studied at Mt. Vernon Seminary in Washington DC before returning to make New Castle her permanent home.
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Grace Phillips. Johnson
South New Castle
Thomas W. Phillips
St. Francis Hospital
Mt. Vernon Seminary
Washington, D.C
New Castle
Weather Outlook and Local Notices from June 22 1971
Mostly sunny to cloudy intervals with less humidity today highs mid 70s Clear and cool tonight with lows in the 50s Wednesday will be warmer with highs upper 70s to near 80 Weather stats show max 88 min 56 no precip last year 64 and 48 Shenango River stage 5.13 feet 5.01 feet Moraine State Park read 66 southeast wind 2 mph no precip attendance 8 323 Benjamin O Shulansky 80 of 218 W Lincoln Ave Albert L Moore 77 of Volant RD 3 Mrs Della M Lancaster 77 of 255 Smithfield St
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Benjamin Oscar Shulansky
W. Lincoln Ave
Albert L. Moore
Volant
Della M. Lancaster
Smithfield St
Vietnam War study hints Nixon vow and troop shift
The Boston Globe reports the classified Pentagon Vietnam War study ends with President Johnson backing South Vietnam while cutting U.S. troops, a policy later named Vietnamization by Nixon. It cites recommendations to flood Vietnam with 8000 troops, pause bombing, and a Honolulu 1964 meeting on using nuclear weapons if China enters the war.
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Nixon
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Globe
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Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Vietnam
Taylor
Soviet Union
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Sepone
Laos
Ngo Dinh Diem
Jackson jury is selected in murder trial
Pittsburgh UPI reports jury selection finished Monday in the murder trial of Norman M. Jackson, 34, Pittsburgh. He and William Smith, 31, also of Pittsburgh, are charged in the fatal strip district shooting of David L. Wiley, 44, Ellwood City, an eighth grade teacher. The jury of two men and 10 women will hear the case. Smith will be tried later.
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UPI
Norman M. Jackson
David L. Wiley
Ellwood City
Wiley
Butler
William Smith
Inflation Rise Follows Months of Stability
Washington economists say the May cost of living rose 0.6 percent, the largest jump since February 1970, casting doubt on a sustained inflation decline. A spokesman for the President's Council of Economic Advisers urged caution, noting earlier optimism may have been premature and warning against alarm.
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UPI
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Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Lawrence F. O'Brien
City Redevelopment Authority eyes bid for street improvements
The Redevelopment Authority plans to advertise bids for street improvements on the South and West sides pending HUD approval of drawings. Plans include Sankey St. on the West Side and utilities on the South Side Long Ave Hamilton St area, with paving, alleys, and sidewalks. The authority also declares taking on three properties including the East St. administration building. Moving costs rise from 17 to 21 per hour.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Steve F. Prokopchak
Authority
HUD
Sankey St
Long Ave.Hamilton St
Publication cases go on in court
United Press International reports the federal government seeks to halt further publication of a secret Pentagon Indochina report. The Washington Post faces a Washington appeals panel while The New York Times is before New York judges. District Judge Gesell favored publication. appeals courts paused releases pending rulings. The cases move toward the Supreme Court as the eight-member appeals court hears arguments.
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Washington
Times
New York
U.S
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Defense
Robert §. McNamara
House
Bob Eckhardt
Dtex
John B. Moss
Dcalif
Ogden R. Reid
Dn.y
Melvin Laird
Leslie H. Gelb
Mahoning County jail escape leaves three hurt
Six prisoners attempted an escape from Mahoning County jail in Youngstown Ohio. Two men fell three stories when a blanket rope broke and a third man later died after stumbling into a water well while fleeing police. Inmates involved include Wendell Carter Albert Wright Jerome Head Willie Stokes and Ernest Austin. Myron Raines remained at large.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Wendell Carter
Albert Wright
Youngstown
Southside Hospital
Northside
Jerome Head
Willie Stokes
Myron Raines
Cleveland
Wright
Carter
Head
Stokes
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