DPI delays city School Board reshaping plan in delay
The New Castle Area School District faces a setback as the State Department of Public Instruction blocks a 12 to 9 member board due to pending Senate approval of an amended school organization bill. The measure would unlock $182000 in aid and $800 per teaching unit, with a July deadline and Philadelphia aid concerns cited by county officials.
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Neshannock
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Producer Selznick dead at 63
Hollywood mourns David O. Selznick 63 after a heart attack. He died in Beverly Hills while with attorney Barry Brannen and Jennifer Jones. The producer of Gone With the Wind was reportedly planning a return to make something significant.
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Hollywood
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David O. Selznick
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Barry Brannen
Beverly Hills
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Jennifer Jones
Russell Birdwell
Boy Wonder
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania and UPI Report
Western Pennsylvania shows variable cloudiness with warm highs in the mid to upper 80s and scattered showers or thunder showers today. Tonight mild with a low in the 60s, partial clearing and a few showers possible in the extreme south.
Widow questioned over toddler beating in Union Township
State police questioned a Union Township widow for over five hours regarding the alleged beating of her 22 month old son. The child remains at Jameson Memorial Hospital with bruises on head and body. his condition was not disclosed. The mother denies the assault and troopers continue the investigation.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Afro-Asia Summit Prospect Dimmed in Algiers
Demonstrations supporting ousted President Ahmed Ben Bella threaten the Afro-Asia conference security. Key leaders Julius Nyerere and Joseph Murumbi said not to attend, signaling a likely postponement for political and safety reasons though foreign ministers meet as planned with possible delay.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
London
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Joseph Murumbi
Kenya
British Commonwealth
Algeria
Ben Bella
USW lawyer who opposed Abel resigns
William J. Eaton reports that David J. McDonald’s departure as USW president splits a Washington firm. David E. Feller, former Steelworkers general counsel, resigns, while senior partner Elliott Bredhoff stays and serves on the bargaining committee amid ongoing steel contract talks.
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Washington
UPI
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
David E. Feller
Steelworkers
I. W. Abel Feller
Elliott Bredhoff
Steel Union
Abel
Bredhoff
Feller
AMA policy unit debates medicare report
The AMA House of Delegates votes on how doctors should respond to a potential medicare law. Nine resolutions urged non participation or boycott, while AMA lobbying in early 1965 totaled about 951 thousand dollars, with most funds used for advertising for its eldercare plan in contrast to the administration’s proposal.
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Kennedy calls for treaty to halt spread of nuclear weapons
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged the Johnson administration to begin negotiations immediately on a treaty to prevent nuclear proliferation. He pressed extending the 1963 partial test ban to cover underground tests, arguing that delaying action undermines peace efforts in Southeast Asia and global stability.
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UPI
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Southeast Asia
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Groundbreaking to kickoff Keystone Shortway Beaver Valley work
Ground will be broken at 5 p.m. tomorrow for sections of the Keystone Shortway and Beaver Valley Expressway in Mercer County. The $9 million project runs 3.75 miles on the shortway and 2.3 miles on the expressway with Lt. Gov. Shafer as chief speaker. Groundbreaking followed by a 6:30 dinner at Masury Ohio venue. S. J. Groves and Sons of Minneapolis is general contractor for the six mile project linking the shortway to Greater Pittsburgh Airport.
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New Castle
Mercer County
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James H. March
John L. Stinson
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Wilbur C. Webb
State Highways Department
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Masury
Ohio
S. J. Groves and Sons Construction Co
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Greater
Pittsburgh
Guardsmen battle to save small Kansas community
Arkansas River flood breaches farm levees above Great Bend as National Guardsmen and volunteers race to shield the town. Up to 20,000 in a three state area flee, with one fifth of Great Bend’s population ordered to evacuate. River height nears a crest and dikes hold as rural levees fail, roads flood, and structural damage grows across Barton County.
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UPI
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Kansas
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Barton County
Marion Weese
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Pawnee Rock
Helm Approved as Secretary of the Commonwealth
W. Stuart Helm of Kittanning won Senate confirmation for the $20,000 a year post as secretary of the Commonwealth. The 34 13 vote included seven Democrats with 27 Republicans. Sen. Robert Casey opposed, citing Helm's ties to states rights organizations.
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UPI
W. Stuart Helm
Kittanning
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Commonwealth
Senate
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Robert P. Casey
D-Lackawanna
House approves health labels on cigarettes
The House passed a bill mandating warning labels on cigarette packages, aligning with a Senate measure. A major clash remains over banning FTC warnings in cigarette advertising, with Senate leaders favored for a three year limit while the House demands a permanent ban. A conference committee is expected to resolve the advertising ban dispute.
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UPI
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Senate
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
House-Senate
Visiting China Amid Slogans and Quiet Lives
Kenji Nakano reports from Shanghai on a China trip showing pervasive political slogans in public spaces while everyday life unfolds in a developing socialist society. He visits a Shanghai suburb, meets workers like Chen a lathe operator now section chief, and notes housing, wages, and living standards amid ideological visuals.
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China International Travel Service
Commissioners Campaign to Remove County Houses
County commissioners move to demolish old houses owned by the county as part of a drive for urban renewal. The plan aims to clear blighted properties and improve neighborhood safety across several districts.
Death Notices of Four Women in Ellwood Area
Four brief death notices list Lelia J. Phillips 70 of RD 5, John Raschella 62 of Ellwood City, John J. McCoy 90 of 136 E Meyer Ave and Elizabeth Holzhauser of 1412 Willowbrook Rd, with ages and home addresses provided.
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John Raschella
Ellwood City
John J. McCoy
E. Meyer Ave
Elizabeth Holzhauser
Willowbrook Rd
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