Lotus Confectioners Elect James W Lotus to NAAR Vice Post
James W Lotus owner of Lotus Candy Co at 2012 W State St was elected second vice president of Associated Retail Confectioners of North America at a New York City convention. He will chair the associate budget committee and was honored with a board citation for 1963-64 for directing four institutes on retail candy management. His wife Mary Ellen co hosted the Ladies program tour at the United Nations and he plans the fifth Institute for retail candy management in New England in September. Lotus also presides over New Castle Playhouse.
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James W. Lotus
Lotus Candy Co
W. State St
Associated Retail Confectioners of North
Mary Ellen
Association
United Nations
Institute
New England
Lotus
New Castle Playhouse
Suspect Held in Khrushchev Threat Arrested in Stockholm
A foreign suspect believed to plan dangerous acts against Soviet Premier Khrushchev during his Sweden visit was arrested by Stockholm prosecutors. Authorities withheld identity, while Dagens Nyheter called him a fanatic anti Communist aiming to kidnap Khrushchev for political prisoners. Khrushchev toured Stockholm under heavy guard with Erlander, police, and armored vehicles. In Washington, Mrs Johnson plans a Detroit address to the American Home Economics Association and a Mackinac Island visit with diplomatic hosts.
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Stockholm
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Aake Magnusson
Dagens Nyheter
Khrushchev
Europe
Sweden
Haga Park
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Detroit
American Home Economics Association
Mackinac Island
Lake Michigan
Stuart Woodfill
Grand Hotel
Mackinac
G. Mennen Williams
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Relations Council Forms In New Castle For Community Unity
A meeting to organize a New Castle Human Relations Council will be held at 8:30 p.m. today in the temporary YMCA office at 25 N. Mercer St. A steering committee of local leaders and clergy has pursued formation for months to promote opportunity equality, understanding, grievance procedures, communication channels, nonviolence, and orderly social change.
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New Castle
YMCA
N. Mercer St
John E. Bush
John L. de Angelis
Paul J. Failla
Arthur Haas
Roland C. Henry
John C. Jordan
John E. Mathews
Leonard L. Mauney
Chris G. Papazickos
Michael A. Pauline
Msgr
V. V. Stancelewski
Gene Stone
William J. Turner Jr
Leroy R. Weiner
Bridge Repair Contract Awarded for S. Jefferson Street Bridge
County commissioners awarded a 1015 contract to P. D. Schuller of 3014 Ellwood Rd for repairs to the S. Jefferson Street bridge. Work to begin immediately with a 30 day completion target. Also considering bids for North Street bridge in New Castle and Cook's Crossing bridge in Little Beaver Township. Payment of 525 to Eckles Engineering Co. approved for professional services on the three bridges.
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P. D. Schuller
Ellwood Rd
S. Jefferson St
North St
New Castle
Cook’s Crossing
Little Beaver Township
Eckles Engineering Co
Cpl August G Tagliente Dies at 39 in Clearfield
State policeman Cpl August G Tagliente 39 of Clearfield Pa died at home of cancer. He served in Butler Troop D from 1950 and worked in fingerprint detail after five years at Butler Barracks. A WWII veteran with the 558th Automatic Weapons Battalion he was active in the Elks Kiwanis and the Hit and Miss Bowling League. Friends may call at Leavy Funeral Home today and tomorrow with a mass at St Francis Church in Clearfield Thursday prior to burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Cpl
August G. Tagliente
Clearfield
Tagliente
Criminal
Bureau
Butler Barracks
Butler
Army
558Th
Elks, Kiwanis
Hit and Miss Bowling League
Leavy
St. Francis Church
Calvary Cemetery
Egg Market Prices at Pittsburgh Unsettled
Pittsburgh UPI reports a weak market with slow demand. Mediums fair. offerings barely adequate. Jumbo white 47 to 52 cents per dozen, extra large whites 44 to 51, large whites 40 to 48, mostly 43 to 44, medium whites 34 to 40, B large whites 38 to 39.
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Pittsburgh
Gas Company Rate Hike Suspended
The Public Utility Commission suspended Columbia Gas Co of Pennsylvania’s $6.6 million annual rate increase for up to six months. About 259000 western and southern county customers would face higher bills. average heating customers by $1.85 monthly and non heating customers by 44 cents. Public hearings will follow protests from Pittsburgh and multiple districts and counties.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Public Utility Commission
Columbia Gas Co
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Columbia Gas
Lawrence County
Thomas Foley
Franklin
Fulton
Greene
Indiana
Jefferson
Lawrence
McKena
Mercer
Somerset
Venango
Warren
Washington
Westmoreland
York
Birth Control Under Study Pope Reveals
The article discusses Pope Pius XII's stance on contraception. It states no artificial methods are permissible except when the mother's life is in danger, with even the rhythm method allowed only in such risk cases.
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Pius XII
State Order Clarified on Township Sewage Plans
State Health Department spokesman clears up an order requiring Neshannock and Taylor townships to submit final plans for sewage treatment plants within 120 days or risk federal aid loss. Townships had only preliminary plans and were puzzled by the directive. Assistant regional engineer Theodore Clista noted both townships failed to send final plans.
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State Health Department
Neshannock
Taylor
Theodore Clista
Scranton Signs Project 70 Bill and Unemployment Changes
Scranton signed the Project 70 bill creating compensation for moving expenses up to 500 per family and 25 000 per business with a 5 000 goodwill subsidy, plus landowner and subsidence protections. Utilities face new payments but fewer procedures. He also approved technical unemployment compensation changes.
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Scranton
Taylor Named To Post
President Johnson defends Southeast Asia policy, stressing peace with resolve to defend nations against Communist aggression. He cites Laos concerns and says air reconnaissance will continue if truce terms are violated, asserting no wider war but force if necessary.
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America
Southeast Asia
Johnson
North Viet Nam
U.S
United States
South Viet Nam
Laos
International Control Commission
South East Asia
Hanoi
Scranton Hopes to Gain Delegates as GOP Strives for Convention
United Press International tally shows 671 delegates pledged or planning to vote for Goldwater, 127 for Scranton, 112 for Rockefeller, 43 for Lodge, 168 for others with 187 uncommitted. Scranton attends Illinois GOP meeting June 30 and Oregon delegation July 2. Goldwater declines Oregon appearance. Ohio backs Rhodes as favorite son. Bricker not ruling out changes. In a separate note, the government assures cigarette makers they face no criminal action for following a private advertising code.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United Press International
San Francisco
Goldwater
Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rockefeller
Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Richard Schweiker
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Schweiker
GOP
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John W. Bricker
Washington
UPI
William H. Orrick, Jr
Paul A. Porter
Phillip Morris Co
Obituary notices and resignation headline briefed items
Obituaries for Earl H. Forney Carl C. Cochran and Frank Caffro note deaths with birthplaces dates and survivors. Services set at Robert A Myer Funeral Home in New Castle and Marshall Funeral Home in Wampum with interment at Oak Park Clinton. Washington bulletin reports Robert J Manning resigns as assistant secretary of state for public affairs effective July 31 succeeded by James J Greenfield. Manning to return to journalism and consider Atlantic Monthly offer.
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Washington
UPI
Robert J. Manning
Johnson
Manning
James J. Greenfield
United Press
Time Magazine
New York Herald Tribune
Atlantic Monthly
Mortensen Wins Parole After Three Days
Parole granted to Mortensen after brief detention following a string of fines. Several others had sentences amended to three days and reduced fines amid lottery and gambling charges. Persons named include Villani Elias Moses James Pagley Fred Charles John Abraham and Thomas George Elias.
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Powers
Helen L. Villani
S. Beaver St
Elias Moses
W. Long Ave
Thomas George Elias
James Pagley
W. Division St
Fred Charles
Cunningham Ave
John Abraham
E. Long Ave
Five Teamster Locals Boost Hoffa Contract Vote
Hoffa led five Teamster locals in a vote over a contract for about 450 000 drivers at 1 400 firms. The car haulers rejected earlier demand for local bargaining and a second vote was ordered and held Monday.
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Ing
Hoffa
Deaths Of The Day Funeral Directory Ad
The daily want ad directory lists upcoming funerals with interment location, funeral director, service time and calling hours for convenience.
Building At Park Closed
The Cascade Park community house was ordered closed by the City Council after building inspector Earl Hildebrand declared it unsafe for occupancy. He cited rotting timbers found during an inspection yesterday, noting the structure was used to serve foods and drinks at large picnics ahead of Catholic Day.
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Cascade Park
Earl Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Richard H. Biddle
Tall Cedars Steak Fry Plans July Picnic
The Tall Cedars of Lebanon hold a 6 p.m. steak fry at Carl Chandler’s Harbor Road home. Officials will discuss plans for the July 11 family picnic and the ceremonial October 21 event.
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Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Carl Chandler
Harbor Rd
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