NAACP seeks 600 members and leads local drive
NAACP here aims to recruit 600 members for the local chapter with Mrs. Virmel Jackson as general membership chairman. The campaign runs five weeks beginning Friday, targeting renewals and new members as a weekly progress report is planned. Jackson, a 28 year NAACP member, works at Jameson Memorial Hospital and will name division leaders.
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Virmel Jackson
N. Shenango St
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson
NAACP
John B. Campbell
The
Jameson Memorial Hospital
State DPI delays city School Board organization plan
Public Instruction approves the reorganization. Neshannock to gain about $35,000 in added aid if law passes, with 1966 bonus payments for early reorganization. Nine member boards required. city district to nine and two new directors to Neshannock. Election of directors may be skipped in November if bill becomes law.
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Public Instruction
Thomas P. Smathers
Neshannock
Ellwood City Area
Shenango Township
Mohawk
New Wilmington
Union Area
Laurel
Stankard
Dr. Roland C. Vogan Dies at Mercer
Dr. Roland C. Vogan 61 of 200 S Erie St Mercer dies after illness in Mercer Cottage Hospital. Service set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Miller Funeral Home Mercer with viewing today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Sharon. He belonged to Valley of New Castle Consistory AASA and is survived by his wife five daughters and two brothers.
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Robert L. Ballew
Prospect RD 1
Jay Bryan
Prospect
Mt. Chestnut Cemetery
Ballew
Charles Ballew
RD 5
Roland C. Vogan
S. Erie St
Mercer
Miller Funeral Home
Sharon
Vogan
Valley of New Castle Consistory Aasa
Mercer Cottage Hospital
Evolution dispute roils Carmel High School curriculum
In Carmel Indiana controversy over teaching evolution intensifies as Fundamentalists press to remove Darwinism from biology. Roy Love, a new teacher, leads a revitalized approach while a rival minister defends teaching. School board votes to maintain the current curriculum through summer and next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Ind
UPI
Indianapolis
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
Carmel High School
Roy Love
Carmel-Clay
Dale Graham
North Side
William Pace
Afro-Asia summit delayed as Ben Bella toppled
Diplomatic sources say Afro- Asian conference favors a 48 hour postponement since only 13 of 15 foreign ministers have arrived and many heads of state are Ben Bella friends. Boumedienne releases 1302 political prisoners while arrest tally lists Ben Bella and five aides. A pro Ben Bella protest in Algiers leads to clashes. troops and police quell riots with injuries reported.
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Ben Bella
Col
Houari Boumedienne
Raids widen in North Vietnam air campaign
U S pilots conducted a 15 minute raid destroying about 10 percent of a target complex. Twenty millimeter cannon fire supported 200 Red troops killed. The mission formed part of 40 sorties flown today with emphasis on Viet Cong targets in South Vietnam. The Son La army barracks near Hanoi were bombed last Friday. authorities corrected its location.
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North
Viet Nam
South
Hanoi
U.S
Son la
Ecumenical talk spans catholic and methodist groups
The Most Rev William G Connare bishop of Greensburg Pa urged a careful ecumenical approach to theological differences at a Methodist conference in Lake Junaluska North Carolina. He warned harmony cannot be hurried and emphasized recognizing valid aspects of all Christian strands. Separately Philadelphia issued sewer revenue bonds of 3 750 000 to fund a sanitary system and plant with underwritten distribution by C C Collings and Co. Spirits shipped in drums with polyethylene liners are allowed though aging claims for plastic storage are illegal.
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Lake Junaluska
N. C
UPI
Pennsylvania
William G
Connare
Greensburg
Fred P. Carson
Philadelphia
World Methodist Council
Exeter Twp
Washington
Tax cut boosts some sales but merchants see slow full effect
United Press International reports a mixed response to the federal excise tax reduction. While items like handbags, cosmetics, and jewelry saw gains in some areas, others noted little change or cautious buying amid heat and late timing. Local retailers in Maine and Georgia report varying results, with autos and room air conditioners also reduced in tax.
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UPI
Cleveland
John Warren
Adams Department Store
Warren
Washington, D.C
Atlanta
Georgia Capital
Bud Wahle
San Francisco
Macy's
Harold Haener
Boston
Raymond's Department Store
New York
Commonwealth Court proposal would create statewide five judge panel
A bill in the Pennsylvania Senate would establish a separate Commonwealth Court with five statewide elected judges serving 10 year terms at 27500 a year. Elections would avoid more than a 3 2 party split. Sessions planned in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Harrisburg Scranton and Williamsport with visits to county courts as needed.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State Senate
Commonwealth Court
Dauphin County
Paul W. Mahady
Mahady
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Williamsport
State Superior Court
County Common Pleas
Maloney jury to continue deliberation in bribery case
Pittsburgh UPI reports jurors in the trial of Lawrence J. Maloney suspended assistant superintendent of police resume deliberations at 9:30 a.m. EDT. He faces charges of accepting 230000 dollars in bribes from racketeers and failing to report income and taxes from 1958 to 1963. The eight men and four women jury deliberated eight hours the prior day before being locked up by Judge Herbert P. Sorg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Lawrence J. Maloney
Pittsburgh Police
Herbert P. Sorg
Guardsmen Fend Off Kansas Flood Edge Near Midnight
In Kansas a small community braces as guardsmen construct sandbags and dikes to absorb the flood's frontal edge expected after midnight. Flood waters inch through Great Bend at a slow pace after inundating adjacent lowlands. Richard King of Intercourse Pennsylvania a Goshen College student was killed after falling 80 feet from scaffolding at a silo project near Nappanee Indiana. Russell Miller an 18 year old Goshen student was critically injured in the same incident.
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Great Bend
Nappanee
Ind
UPI
Richard King
Intercourse
Goshen College
Russell Miller
Lawrence
S.D
Goshen
Here
Deaths Of The Day Directory Listing Funerals
A daily directory lists forthcoming funeral services with interment site, funeral director, service time and calling hours, published at the start of the Want Ad Section for reader convenience. The notice emphasizes venue details and scheduling for upcoming rites.
Obituaries for Lelia Phillips and John J McCoy
Mrs Lelia Phillips 70 of AD 5 died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after illness. Born Robinsville NC Dec 5 1894 she widow of George Phillips and left a daughter Doris Elsey and two siblings. Services in New Wilmington and Blueridge with burial in Concord Baptist Church Cemetery. Mrs John J McCoy 80 of 136 E Meyer Ave died at St Francis Hospital after illness. Survived by husband a sister and a brother. Mass at St Camillus and burial in St Mary. Elizabeth Holzhauser of 1412 Willowbrook Rd died in Jameson Memorial Hospital. Arrangements by Robert A Myers Home for Funerals.
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Frank Zorich
Youngstown
Schenley Ave
Struthers
Ohio
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Bessemer
Zorich
Osiek
Yugoslavia
George Demiter
America
Cleveland
Paul Germanovich
St. Nicholas Church of
Emil Levensky
New Castle
Anna Stanic
Kurila
St. Nicholas Church
Lelia J. Phillips
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robinsville
N.C
J. E
Nelia Eisenhower Lance
George Phillips
Phillips
Morganton
First Church of the Nazarene of
Unity Bible
Missionary Society
Paul
Doris) Elsey
C. P. Lance
Charles
John Lance
Akron
Sharp Funeral Home
New Wilmington
Arthur Brown Jr
A. H., Elsey
Chastain-Pack Funeral Home
Blueridge
Morganton Baptist Church
Concord Baptist Church
Concord
John J. McCoy
E. Meyer Ave
St. Francis Hospital
John
Bridget Carney Varley
McCoy
Margaret Morrison
Joseph Varley
McGonigles
N. Beaver St
St. Camillus Church
James McBride
St. Mary Cemetery
E. Holzhauser
Elizabeth Holzhauser
Willowbrook Rd
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Slogans Shape Life in Red China Youth and Propaganda
The author notes cheap living but low wages in China and surveys daily slogans praising Mao and socialism. He observes nursery children singing party songs, youths in clubs building planes, and a 14 or 15 year old girl reciting lines pledging hard work for agricultural production defense against imperialism and athletic honor as unblemished socialism screws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peoples Liberation Army
Mao Tze-tung
U.S
Peking
Mao Tzetung
Hans Christian Andersen
YMCA
America
Shanghai
Radio Eouipment
Philadelphia police escort food trucks amid Teamsters strike
Philadelphia police with a court injunction moved to quell a wildcat Teamsters strike by arresting 57 pickets on contempt charges as food trucks moved under heavy guard. Seventeen local Teamsters officials were ordered to appear before Judge Weinrott for possible contempt citations. Postmaster Anthony Lambert named president of the state branch of the National Association of Postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Teamsters Union
Leo Weinrott
Anthony I. Lambert
The
National Association of Postmasters
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
Advertising copy claims Peterson's Ointment soothes piles in minutes with a cooling astringent formula. It asserts rapid itching relief, a 40 year track record, and a money back guarantee. Available from druggists boxed 70 cents or applicator tube 85 cents.
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Peterson
Kennedy urges global A weapons treaty amid rising nuclear risk
President Kennedy calls for a treaty to halt the spread of nuclear arms citing potential use in Cyprus Gaza and the India Pakistan border and warns against unstable leaders and rogue pilots. He links the issue to U S policy as disarmament chief Foster cites China’s two nuclear tests intensifying proliferation urgency.
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Cyprus
Gaza
India
Pakistan
Rann of Kutch
Kennedy
William C. Foster
Senate
Red China
USW Lawyer Resigns Over Backing McDonald in Abel Vote
The USW leadership contest ends with Abel winning by 10 421 votes from 828 000 members. Bredhoff resigns after backing McDonald. Jerry D Anker also steps down and hints at starting a firm with Feller. Michael H Gottesman remains a partner. Bernard Kleiman named general counsel but will not join negotiations.
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McDonald
Abel
Bredhoff
Jerry D. Anker
Feller
Michael H. Gottesman
Bernard Kleiman
Chicago
Kleiman
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City School Board
R. C. Vogan
Stationery No
E. Washington ST
Niall
Shannon CO
McBride
Oliver J. Shannon
Weingartner
First Federal
N. Mill ST
Indiana
United Press International
Maloney
Kansas
Mrs
Lelia Phillips
Peasal
Emer
Diamond Store
USW
Nationwide
Ron Abraham
Ronald C. Abraham
Mercer Street
GaTrionwide Mutual Fire Insurance CO. Home Office
Columbus, O
Jesse N
Kerr
Mill St
Bemker the Oader
Myers Funeral Home
Myes, RS Funeral Home
Jefferson
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