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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

Page

6

Dent Protests Move To Boost Cheese Imports

Rep. John H. Dent urges against increasing cheese imports at a tariff commission hearing set for July 18. He warns quotas should be cut, citing Wisconsin unemployment and rising stockpiles of American cheese, with over 180 million pounds in warehouses and a 33 percent year rise. The issue affects Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, and Minnesota.

Washington UPI John H. Dent D-Pa Tariff Commission Dent House United States Commission Kennedy Wisconsin Pennsylvania New York Ohio Minnesota

Bloom Attacks Lawrence Snub of Trailer Bill

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Republican State Chairman George J. Bloom criticized Gov. David L. Lawrence for not publicly backing legislation to allow 40 foot trailers on highways. Bloom called Lawrence a fair weather friend of industrial expansion and warned jobs would be lost without action.

Harrisburg UPI George J. Bloom David L. Lawrence Pennsylvania Bloom Lawrence

Leader Confident Education Plan Will Gain Backing

Former Gov. George Leader told Cumberland County Democrats in Mechanicsburg that the education challenge will be met without partisan politics. He said a strong creative action is needed and an outline by the Governor's Committee on Education has been prepared.

Mechanicsburg, Pa UPI George M Feld of Cumberland County Governor's Committee On Education

Soviet Admiral watches U S Marines train at Camp Pendleton

Russian Rear Adm. Boris Dmitry Yashin observed 1,800 Marines and Midshipmen during an amphibious landing exercise at Camp Pendleton. He denied plans for war and said Russia does not conduct amphibious assault training.

Camp Pendleton UPS Boris Dimitry Yashin U. S Russia Yashin

Kennedy restless to return to duty after illness

President Kennedy, recovering from a virus infection that followed a back ailment, showed a fever relapse but improved with antibiotics. White House doctor Janet Travell planned light duties and a morning medical exam, as Kennedy anticipated meetings with Dean Rusk and Adlai Stevenson and a call from Japan's Hayato Ikeda.

Washington UPI Kennedy White House Janet Travell Executive Mansion Dean Rusk Adlai F. Stevenson Hayato Ikeda Japan

Clearfield Leads In Forest Fires in Pennsylvania

Clearfield County topped Pennsylvania counties for forest fires from 1956 to 1960. The state Forests and Waters Department said Clearfield averaged 79 fires per year and burned about 1,843 acres annually. Schuylkill led in fires after Clearfield, while Luzerne trailed in acres burned.

Harrisburg UPI Clearfield County Pennsylvania State Forests and Waters Department Clearfield Schuylkill County Luzerne County

Hoover Heights School Closes After Living for Jesus Theme

Closing program of the Hoover Heights Alliance Church in South New Castle is set for Sunday at 7 15 p m in the church auditorium. Mrs H M Rambo directed the sessions and a practical demonstration of the work will be shown. Parents of the youths are invited to attend. Drive Slow Children Move Fast.

Hoover Heights Alliance Church South New Castle Jesus H. M. Rambo New Castle Pittsburgh Westview Park National Sons of Columbus Organization Rainey

Disabled Vets Assured No Let-Down At Convention

Wilkes Barre report says VA official Ed Gorman told 200 Disabled American Veterans delegates that the country will not let disabled veterans down. He spoke with Kennedy and Gleason voices, noting 27 percent of VA staff are physically disabled and that the administration promotes veteran employment in private industry.

Wilkes-Barre UPI Veterans Administration Disabled American Veterans Pennsylvania Edward J. Gorman Washington Kennedy John Gleason Veterans Affairs Gorman

Last Call For Li'l Abner Tryouts At Crescent Theater

The final Li'l Abner tryout is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Crescent Theater 223 Liberty Ave Mahoningtown. New Castle Playhouse plans an early August production needing about 50 cast members with no age limit. Director David Matthews, seen in several Playhouse and Red Barn performances, leads the auditions for chorus and cast alike.

Crescent Theater Liberty Ave Mahoningtown New Castle Playhouse David Matthews Playhouse Red Barn Players

Windsor Castle: World’s Largest Inhabited Fortress

Windsor Castle in Berkshire twenty one miles from London stands as the largest inhabited castle in the world. For nearly nine centuries it has housed English sovereigns and remains a principal royal residence.

London Windsor Castle Berkshire

Communist Domination Encompasses Wide World Population

The article notes that about one third of humanity lives under Communist rule. It highlights the broad reach of communist governance across various nations and the implications for global political dynamics.

Washington

Christian Mothers Communion Services at St Lucy Church

The Christian Mothers of St. Lucy Church will receive the sacraments in a planned communion service. Parish activities emphasize devotion and community support through the church group.

Christian Mothers Communion Services Christian Mothers of

Columbus Society Plans Sunday Meeting in Holmes Club

The Christopher Columbus Society will plan summer activities at a 4 p.m. business meeting Sunday in the club on S Liberty St. Officers meet at 7:30 p.m. today to arrange the Sunday gathering.

Christopher Columbus Society S. Liberty St

Reservations Open For Baseball Trip To Pittsburgh

Michael Nutz and Nick LaVecchia of St. Lucy Holy Name Society take reservations for a society sponsored baseball excursion on July 21 to Forbes Field. They plan to see the Pittsburgh versus Milwaukee game.

Michael Nutz Nick LaVecchia St. Lucy Holy Name Society Pittsburgh Milwaukee Forbes Field

Seventh Ward Notes In Washington and nearby areas

Mrs. Clara Smalley of Washington Indiana visits her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs J H Bingham on N Cedar Street Anthony Adamo son of Mr and Mrs Tony Adamo on Newell Avenue and Michael G Stone son of Mrs L Gwen Stone on N Cedar Street are listed as receiving basic training in the U S Air Force with the 3711th unit.

Clara Smalley Washington, Ind J. H. Bingham N. Cedar St Anthony Adamo Tony Adamo Newell Ave Michael G. Stone L. Gwen Stone N. Cedar Sr U.S. Air Force

Peace Corps Chief Rules Out Racial Religious Barriers

Peace Corps Director R Sargent Shriver said agreements will not be signed with countries that bar volunteers by race or religion He defended plans to contract with religious organizations for overseas projects before critical senators stressing both policies reflect the corps spirit

Washington UPI Peace Corps R. Sargent Shriver Shriver

Guard Unit Here Promotes Twelve in Pennsylvania Guard

Headquarters Bat tery 1st Howitzer Battalion 299th Artillery announces twelve promotions. Anthony J. Giangiuli Richard C. Henderson Lawrence J. Schweikert become specialists fifth class along with Vance Criscito Galbreath Jr. Glenn Lowry McFate II as specialists fourth class and Gary G. Allen Crane Platt VanGorner as privates first class. The unit departs July 14 for two weeks training at Camp Pickett Virginia.

299Th Artillery Pennsylvania National Guard New Castle Armory Anthony J. Giangiuli Richard C. Henderson Lawrence J. Schweikert William N. Vance James Criscito Charles T. Galbreath Jr Glenn E. Lowry Joseph R. McFate II Camp Pickett

Skilled craftsmen needed in construction by 1970

Washington report from the Labor Department estimates the United States will require 2.3 million new construction craftsmen by 1970 to meet industry demand. The projection reflects growth in home building and public works programs.

Washington Labor Department

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