Tabor denies Democratic charges to abolish Internal Affairs
Secretary John K. Tabor rejects Democratic push to abolish the Internal Affairs Department immediately and save $1 million. He says functions must continue and any savings would be only in administration as lawmakers debate timing and reorganization.
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Tabor
Harrisburg
UPI
John K. Tabor
Pennsylvania
James J. Manderino
Westmoreland
Internal Affairs Department
Internal Affairs
Raymond P. Shafer
House
Shafer
Glassboro summit in Glassboro N J to calm nerves
UPI report from Glassboro New Jersey says President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin meet to calm fears of a nuclear conflict but offer little progress on core disputes. White House notes a formal communique. officials foresee no major concessions as talks aim to reassure the world.
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UPI
Stewart Hensley
Glassboro
N.J
Johnson
Kosygin
Glassboro, NJ
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
White House
United States
New York
Washington
Kennedy
Vienna
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
Illinois auditor warns cashers on counterfeit state checks
Chicago report notes Illinois State auditor Michael J Howlett urged caution as counterfeit state checks circulate. City council set July 13 for a public hearing on a pyroxylin and inflammable plastics plant in heavy industrial districts and discussed zoning for expansion at West Pittsburg. Officers and directors were elected to the Lawrence County Society for Crippled Children and Adults for 1967 68 with several three year terms named. Larry R DeBlasio was appointed regional director of Region II by Pennsylvania School Boards Association.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois
Michael J. Howlett
Universal Bundle Corp
West Pittsburg
Bolt St
Seventh Ward
Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc
Thomas Robinson
Pat Healy
Charles Patton
Edwin DeCarbo
John Dietz
William G. Eckles
Ray Fulkerson
Ronald Hazen
Joseph McFate II
Fred Navarra
Robert Peeples
J. Fred Rentz
Robert Braun
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Larry R. DeBlasio
New Castle Area
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
Lawrence County
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Clarion
Indiana
Jefferson Counties
DeBlasio
Youngstown University
Sawhill Tubular Products Inc
Sharon
Neshannock Township
Rentz
Hamilton named to Eastern Area Red Cross Council
Dr. David C. Hamilton, orthodontist, is appointed a three year member of the Eastern Area Advisory Council of the American Red Cross by national chair Averill Harriman. He leads the Western Pennsylvania Association of Red Cross Chapters and serves on the Lawrence County Chapter board and local chapter executive. He is married to Edna Mae Johnson with three children, David, Todd and Julie.
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David C. Hamilton
American Red Cross
Averill Harriman
National Red Cross
Hamilton
Western Pennsylvania Association of Red Cross
Lawrence County
Western Pennsylvania Association
J. Fred Rentz
the News
Eastern Area Advisory Council
Dr. Hamilton
Edna Mae Johnson
David
Todd
Julie
Firefighters battle two alarm blaze on Wallace Avenue
Two New Castle firefighters were hospitalized after a two alarm fire at 108 E Wallace Ave. Zach Allerton was treated for smoke inhalation and Robert Bruno for a fractured toe. Fire officials said the blaze started in a kitchen waste basket and burned for two hours.
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New Castle
St. Francis Hospital
E. Wallace Ave
Zach Allerton
Richelieu Ave
Robert Bruno
Bertelle Gagliardo
Lawrence County Cancer Society drives toward goal
The Lawrence County unit of the American Cancer Society has raised 25587 to date in its crusade for funds and aims for 27000. William J. Kinnard reported the total at a meeting. Dr George R Cunningham announced the resignation of executive director Mrs Blake H Waldo after 23 years service.
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Lawrence County
American Cancer Society
William J. Kinnard
George R. Cunningham
Blake H. Waldo
Waldo
Iwan J. Gruen
Travis A. French
Deaths Of The Day Directory Details Funeral Timings
A daily Want Ad section entry lists funerals with burial place interment site and chapel times. It names the funeral director responsible and notes calling hours for services.
Obituaries for Max F Ogle Sr and Frank A Ross
Max F. Ogle Sr, 73, of 28 Conestoga Trail Pulaski died after a six month illness at Jameson Memorial Hospital. He was born July 21, 1893 in Plain City Ohio and was a retired construction electrician. Survived by three sons and three daughters and 18 grandchildren. Friends may call at Sharp Funeral Home New Wilmington with service tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Interment in Neshamock Cemetery. Frank A. Ross, 66, of 250 Smithfield St died at St. Francis Hospital after a lingering illness. Born October 25 1900 in Wampum he was a Johnson Bronze Co retiree. Survived by wife two sons a daughter six brothers and four sisters and three grandchildren. Requiem Mass Monday at St Mary Church with rites at the Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home S Mill and E Sutton streets. Interment at St Joseph the Worker Cemetery.
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Max F. Ogle
Conestoga Trail
Pulaski
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Plain City
Ohio
Clifton
Sara Ogle
Erie
Max F. Jr
Theodore A
Chardon
Ivan E
Edgewater
Reatha Bickel
Clearfield
Avis Marber
Murphysboro
Sharp Funeral
New Willmington
Frank A. Ross
Smithfield St
St. Francis Hospital
Wampum
Vincent and
Antoinette Armando Ross
Helen Puhak Ross
Mary Lucas
Johnson Bronze Co
Ross
St. Mary Church
Holy Name Society
Arsen
Donald
New Castle
Thomasina
Farrell
Nicholas
James
Victor
Joseph
Charles
Lucy Roder
Marie Felasco
Trudy Donaldson
Josephine
Mildred Edwards
Laurel, Md
Nancy Monsey
Cincinnati
Edward A. DeCarbo
S. Mill and
E. Sutton Streets
St. Joseph the Worker Church Cemetery
Burglaries Probed At Two Wilmington Ave Firms
State police investigated burglaries at the Veltre General Tire Co and Burrelli Motor Co both on Wilmington Ave An $800 cash haul was taken from the tire company safe which was peeled open Tools used were reportedly accessible at the shop Entry to the Burrelli firm was through a knocked down front door propped by a chair and it was unclear if anything was missing.
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Veltre General Tire Co
Burrelli Motor Co
Wilmington Ave
Tire Company
William Ball
Burrelli
Killer in Cedar Rapids Slayings Sparks Kidnapping Case
Police identified Hubert B. McClelland of Beaumont Texas as the man charged with first degree murder in the shooting deaths of Mrs Gladys Schwab 42 and Leland Skoog 55 and his son Garith 25, also involved in the kidnapping of two 11 year old girls. Officers recovered the girls in the trunk of a stolen car after the arrest late Wednesday night. The suspect gave alternate names and claimed he planned to rob a bank in Iowa. The motive and full scope of the killings remained under investigation.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Hubert B. McClelland
Beaumont
Tex
McClelland
Robert Joseph Carter
Joseph Robert Carter
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Benton County
Joseph R. Carter
Dallas
Hubert McClelland
Vinton
Gladys Schwab
Belle Plaine
State Farm Low Rates for Careful Drivers
The ad touts State Farm insurance with low rates for careful drivers and invites readers to contact the agent for savings. No specific names, dates, or local details are provided.
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State Farm
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Butz Flowers
E. Washington St
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Joseph Solomon
Hazelcroft Ave
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
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Oxford University
Northwestern Law School
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Francescone
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