Two Local Men Aid Firm For Handicapped
Two New Castle residents James Lombardo and John W Richardson assist National Handicapped Industries in celebrating its 15th anniversary. The firm, started in 1948 by William H Appleton, employs over 100 people in Pennsylvania and Ohio. It provides home products via telephone orders and employs handicapped individuals in sales and delivery roles to avoid reliance on government aid. The program emphasizes job value and competitive sales progress to boost livelihoods.
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Pittsburgh
New Castle
The
National Handicapped Industries
Pennsylvania
Ohio
James Lombardo
Duquesne St
John W. Richardson
Lyndall St
William H. Appleton
Ingomar
Appleton
Strassburger Resigns From National Steel
National Steel Corp announces Julius H. Strassburger resigns as vice president of research and development effective July 1.
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Strassburger
Pittsburgh
UPI
National Steel Corp
Julius H. Strassburger
Penn State Studies Engineers Needs to Update Education
University Park Pennsylvania State University launches a statewide study to identify the refresher course and advanced education needs of practicing engineers. Director E L Keller says rapid growth in knowledge makes ongoing training essential for graduate engineers five or more years out of college across managerial, supervision, design, and construction roles.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State University
E.L Keller
Penn State
Local King Store Won't Be Changed
New York based Discount Store News reports 11 discounting chains enter the supermarket field to build traffic and one stop shopping image. Elvon H. Cohen of King's Department Store in Westgate Plaza denies plans to add a supermarket at the New Castle location. The piece cites executives from King's and 10 other chains including Ar Jan's and Shoppers Fair.
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New York
King’s
Discount Store News
Elvon H. Cohen
Westgate Plaza
New Castle
Ar Jan's
Atlantic Mills
Clark’s
J. M. Fields
GEM
Interstate
Korvette
Shoppers Fair
Spartan’s
Expert Sees Ordering Food By Automation
Philadelphia reports Admiral Charles F. Horne of the Electronic Industries Association predicts future consumer benefits from community automation. He notes growth in electronic production, government sales rising, and regional industry strength along the Atlantic coast and in California Texas and North Carolina.
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Philadelphia
Charles F. Horne
Electronic Industries Association
Electronic Industries
National Engineering Monthly
Horne
Atlantic
D.C
Maine
California
Arizona
San Francisco
Chicago-Indiana
Florida
Texas
North Carolina
Former Resident Heads Cadillac Plastic Co. Texas
George C. Barber, a New Castle native and 1953 high school graduate, named president of Cadillac Plastic Co. of Texas and Dallas service center manager. He will supervise centers in Houston and Fort Worth and is married with one son. The Dallas firm is a division of Cadillac Plastic and Chemical Co.
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New Castle
Cadillac Plastic Co. of
Texas
Dallas
George C. Barber
Rose Barber
Cedar St
Houston
Fort Worth
New Castle High School
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
O. Barber
Cadillac Plastic and Chemical Co
Clinic Aided By Sears Will Open Sunday
A new 40000 dollar medical center building in Conneautville built under the medical assistance program of the American Medical Assn and the Sears Roebuck Foundation will be dedicated Sunday afternoon. The clinic will serve about 9000 people and Dr Franklin R Hayden will establish practice there. It was funded by 400 individuals and 25 local businesses with construction from last October to this spring.
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Conneautville
American Medical Assn
Sears - Roebuck Foundation
Bessemer
Franklin R. Hayden
Beckley
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Heinz sales rise while profits fall for year ends May 1
Heinz reports fiscal year ending May 1 with sales of 464.215 million dollars, up 4.8 percent, but earnings fall to 12.364 million, down nearly four million from the prior year. The Pittsburgh company notes higher sales yet reduced profits in the period.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
H. J. Heinz Co
McKay Machine moves offices to Henricks Road Warren
Federal Warco Division of McKay Machine Co relocates its offices from Warren to 3805 Henricks Rd in this city.
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Youngstown
Federal
Warco
McKay Machine Co
Warren
Henricks Rd
Stocks Open Higher On Rail Strength Across Major Issues
New York stocks rose at the open with rail shares leading gains. IBM edged up to 450, General Electric advanced, Polaroid, Kodak, DuPont and others posted modest rises while Texaco and American Tobacco fell. Major rails including Atchison, Pennsylvania and New York Central moved mixed, with several Dow components showing small gains or declines.
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UPI
American Telephone
RCA
Xerox
General Electric
Polaroid
Texaco
Alcoa
Eastman Kodak
DuPont
Atchison
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Chicago North Western
Norfolk & Western
Rock Island
Johns Manville
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
American Tobacco
IBM
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Republic
Bethlehem
Litton
Beckman
Twentieth Century Fox
CBS
Amerada
Armour
Pure Oil
Baldwin Lima
Reading RR
Bendix
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Reynolds Met
Bobbie Brooks
Reynolds Toch
Boeing
Schenley
Canada Dry
Schering
Canadian Pacife
Sears Roebuck
Delanese
Sinclair
le Chesapeake & Ohio
Socony Mobil
Southern Railway
Coca Cola
Sperry R
Colgate
Collins Radio
Standard Oil
Cal
F&ir
Ind
Columbia Gas Standard Oil NJ
Commonwealth Edison
Standard Oil Cho
Consol Edison
Studebaker
Consol Nat Gas
Swift
Consol Coal
Tennessee Gas
Consumers Power
Continental
Can
Thompson RW
Copperweld
Tide
Crucible Steel
Timlin Roller Bearing
Curtiss Wright
Trans W A
Detroit Edison
Union Carbide
Douglas Air
United Airc
Dow Ch
United Air L
United Fruit
Westinghouse Electric
Wheeling Steel
Goodrich
White Motor
Goodyear T&a
Xerox Co
Grace WR
Youngstown Sheet Tin
Great A&p
Zenith
Greyhound
Zinc
Gulf Oil
Harrison Walker
Hershey
Hoffman Electric
Ingersoll Rand
Interna
Interna Harvester
Interna Nickel
T&t
Island Creek Coal
Joy Manus
Kennecott
Koppers
Kroger
Lehigh Portland Cem
L-O-F Glass
Lone Star Cement
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
McNeil Mich
MGM
Monsanto Chem
Montgomery Ward
Motoroland
Nat Avia
National Biseout
Procter Gambel
Pullman Is
Maryland Port Authority to take over Locust Point terminal
Baltimore The Maryland Port Authority will assume control of the north side of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Locust Point marine terminal on January 1, 1964. The authority pledged 6,987,000 dollars to begin reconstruction of facilities at Locust Point.
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Baltimore
Maryland Port Authority
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Locust Point
Fortune forecasts large jump in economy this year
Fortune predicts the U S gross national product will top $600 billion this year and rise to $619 billion next spring at a $633 billion annual rate by late 1964. Economists credit rising demand for capital goods as investment surges from $48 billion in mid 1960 to $64 billion in 1965.
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Fortune
New York
Uss
G.N.P
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Loblaw
Call’s Plaza
Butler Ave
Douglas Aircraft Division
Long Beach
Calif
Christine Sims
Sears
Heinz
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O8&t
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Associates Loan Company
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Kay, Richards & Co
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