House Critic Seeks To Cut Aid Program
Rep. Otto Passman denounces Johnson's 3.5 billion foreign aid bill and prepares for a House subcommittee session to cut funds. Defense chiefs McNamara and Taylor urge full authorization before the Foreign Relations Committee, stressing the need for military aid in Viet Nam and nuclear readiness.
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Mortensen Wins Parole After 3 Days
Leslie Mortensen 57 of Ellwood City was paroled three days after entering the county jail. He had been sentenced to three to six months and ordered to repay 1086 for alleged sale of borough scrap copper wire. Six others sentenced for establishing a gambling place were also given parole-related adjustments.
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Ellwood City
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John S. Powers
Mortensen
Powers
Wilbert C. McKim Jr
Dist. Atty
Kenneth E. Fox Jr
John F. Henderson
Death Notices for Forney McConahy Cochran Caffro
Obituaries list Earl Forney 68 of 229 Fair Ground Rd Mary Ella McConahy 85 of 4946 Ellwood Rd Carl Cochran 75 of West Pittsburg Frank Caffro 89 of 133 Carlsbad Place all noted in the June 23 1964 edition with residence details and ages.
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Earl H. Forney
Fair Ground Rd
Mary Ella McConahy
Ellwood Rd
Carl C. Cochran
West Pittsburg
Frank Caffro
Carlsbad Place
Moon Show to Illuminate Sky Over New Castle Tomorrow
A copper colored moon will shine over New Castle shortly before 9 p.m. tomorrow during a red lunar eclipse. The display, reaching a maximum total phase of 1 hour 40 minutes, requires no precautions and can be viewed with naked eye or aided by binoculars. A Sky Show at Farrell High School field at 8 p.m. invites observers to bring telescopes cameras and binoculars. Ted Pedas of the Youngstown Astronomy Club coordinates the program sponsored by the Farrell Area School District Summer Recreation Board.
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Youngstown Astronomy Club
Birth Control Under Study Pope Says Church Policy Stands
Pope Paul VI disclosed the church is studying the serious issue of birth control but finds no grounds yet to change the total ban on artificial contraceptives. He urged Catholics to follow the current rule until studies, with scholars, yield new conclusions and stressed unity and obedience to church authority.
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Weather Summary Western Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Western Pennsylvania shows partly cloudy warm humid conditions with a chance of showers and scattered thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Winds turn cooler midweek with a high near 83 to 88 and a low in the 60s. Lake Erie issues small craft warnings from six am today with west to southwest winds 18 to 25 knots and possible thunderstorms.
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Roberto Clemente Named National League All Star
Roberto Clemente of the Pirates is chosen as a National League all star right fielder for the upcoming game. The selection highlights his standout season and league recognition.
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Resignation Of Lodge Accepted By Johnson
Six members of a New Castle family were injured when their pleasure boat plunged 30 feet off an Allegheny River dam near Brady's Bend. Carol Owens, 6, was rescued by uncle Darrell Owens and treated for a broken leg. her father Albert Owens had rib injuries, and others sustained minor bumps. Darrell and Templeton volunteers aided in the rescue. Edward Owens 12 remained hospitalized with an illness.
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Butler Ave
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Darrell Owens
Waldo St
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Marge Owens
Albert
Linda
David
Darrell
Templeton
Owens
Edward
Taylor Named To Post In Viet Nam
Washington reports President Johnson accepted Henry Cabot Lodge’s resignation as U S ambassador to Viet Nam and named Gen Maxwell D Taylor to replace him in Saigon. Johnson also nominated Gen Earle F Wheeler to succeed Taylor as chairman of the Joint Chiefs and named U Alexis Johnson as deputy ambassador to Viet Nam.
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United States
U. S
Five Teamster Locals Revolt Against Hoffa Contract
Five Teamsters locals in Yonkers Baltimore Wilmington Hoboken and Perth Amboy rejected Hoffa's nationwide truckers pact. Pickets outside Ford and General Motors car carriers cited retaliation and fears of a broad East Coast strike that could halt auto deliveries and threaten an 8 million car sales year. Hoffa, in Chicago on pensions fraud trial, did not comment while officials warned no strike benefits would be paid.
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New York
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Ford
General Motors
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamster
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Hoffa
Chicago
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
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Scranton Signs 70 Million Project 70 Land Plan
Gov. William W. Scranton signed into law legislation creating the 70 million Project 70 land program, establishing rules for eminent domain and public land acquisitions. The measures set funding for state and local parks, fish and game lands, with hearings, planning board approval, and speedier compensation.
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UPI
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Scranton
State Planning Board
Scranton Seeks GOP Aid With Dewey Backing Campaign
Scranton told reporters in Harrisburg that Dewey may help his presidential bid as he campaigned through New York and planned visits to Delaware and New Jersey. He thanked Washington GOP leaders for civil rights bill support, while facing Barry Goldwater who opposed it. Case backed Scranton as New Jersey shifts toward him amid possible convention outcomes. Delaware delegation weighs its first ballot support for Williams.
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Harrisburg
Dewey
New York
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Clifford P. Case
Rn.j
Republican Party
Goldwater
Case
John J. Williams
Geneva College Announces Ten Year Multi Million Program
Geneva College launches a decade long program costing about 15 million dollars to expand enrollment by 50 percent and fund new buildings campus improvements and endowment growth. Dr. Edwin C. Clarke and Michael Baker Jr announce two thirds of funds will go to construction and campus projects with 5 year plan costs.
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Michael Baker JR
Geneva College
Edwin C. Clarke
Rochester
Michael Baker
Catholic Day Picnic Draws 20000 in Cascade Park
About 20 000 members of Lawrence County Catholic parishes are expected to attend the 17th annual Catholic Day picnic in Cascade Park starting at 1 p m The event led by Albert Russo aims for record attendance with a shrine blessing by Msgr Joseph F Fabbri and a day of rides games contests prizes dancing and a fireworks finale preparations are complete and committee chairs are listed with Joseph Smolinski and Ed Malley heading concessions and Tom Alfano handling transportation
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Cascade Park
Albert Russo
Joseph F. Fabbri
Joseph Smolinski
Ed Malley
Paul Domenick
Walter J. Smith
Tony Luscre
Pat Santangelo
Louis Mastrangelo
Walter Litwinowicz
Carmen Dattilo
Mike Martino
Santangelo
Edward A. DeCarbo
Tom Alfano
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