Johnny Bordyniuk Recovering After Christmas Day Accident
Johnny Bordyniuk now walks and talks after a serious head injury from a Christmas Eve car crash. A 36 day hospital fight at Jameson Memorial Hospital followed, as his parents and community raised funds through Johnny's Fund led by local volunteers. The News reported the story, prompting community charity across the area.
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ANN Richards
Johnny Bordyniuk
Johnny
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fred Rice
Mary Ann Duffy
Angelo Chiafullo
George Williams
Unpredictable Weather Marked By Rain and Heat Haze
The article notes shorter days ahead as summer passes, with today's daylight at 15 hours 18 minutes. It describes a sultry, rainy day, ants invading homes, a city worker spraying sidewalks, clocks varying by five to eight minutes, and street patching in the Mercer-Garfield area delaying repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Newe
Mercer-Garfield
Daily Weather Report Breezy and Cool with Mild Range
Breezy and cool today with highs 66 to 72 and fair tonight with 44 to 50. Friday expects sunny skies and little temperature change. 24hour statistics show a maximum 83 and minimum 53 with trace precipitation and river stage at 6.7 feet. Year ago on same date records were 75 high, 52 low, no precip, river at 8.6 feet.
First Ward street proposal linked to old bypass route
City Solicitor Robert M. White urged the council to open a 70 foot wide street from Jefferson Street to Beaver Street in the First Ward. The plan could require purchasing parts of several properties and the project would unlock about 30 blocks between the Jefferson Street Bridge Grant Street and the river for new stores and industries. Brandon, a local property owner, asked for a release to improve or sell his land and reported his asking price dropped from 30000 to 20000 dollars.
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Robert M. White
Jefferson St
Beaver St
Clementine Sturdi
First Ward
Gene Schweinsberg
Brandon
Council
Construction Drops Harrisburg
Pennsylvania new building construction fell 24.6 percent in May to a total of 62,348,956 dollars, according to the state Labor and Industry Department.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
State Labor and Industry Department
Tax suit ruling withdrawn after appeals court decision
Federal Judge Gourley issued then withdrew a ruling that the government owed 116 899 dollars in taxes to Lawrence County New Castle city and the New Castle School Board over a factory and lease. The Circuit Court of Appeals called his initial ruling an abuse of discretion and overruled it. The case, tied to a Pittsburgh man charged with income tax evasion, was returned to Judge Willson after suppression of evidence actions.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Wallace S. Gourley
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lawrence County
City of
New Castle
Congress
Lot Of Mixup In Tennessee
Mrs Leona Howard questions a disputed lot in Knoxville Tennessee. City Hall and the building inspector traced the problem to a contractor hired by the adjoining owner who failed to give carpenters proper directions.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Upi
Leona Howard
City Hall
Rebels March Toward Tripoli In Lebanon Crisis
Rebels push toward Tripoli as Beirut braces for renewed fighting before UN action. Clashes flare on Beirut edges as Hammarskjold heads to New York, with government fearing the assault tests army strength ahead of possible broader strikes around President Chamoun.
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Larry Collins
United Press International
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Cairo Radio
Tripoli
United Nations
Basta
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Camille Chamoun
Abha
GNCA President Blasts Complacency and Apathy
Richard E. Rentz of The News Company receives a letter from C. Edward Smith, GNCA president, detailing six months of observations about New Castle. Smith argues complacency and apathy threaten the community, while clarifying the letter reflects his views as a local resident and GNCA leader.
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Richard FE. Rentz
the News Company, Inc
North Mercer St
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Dear Dick
C. Edward Smith
Greater New Castle Association
Richard E. Bertz
the News
Smith
GNCA
Greater
Groups To Meet Over City Time Change Plan
Harmony marked the Republican county committee meeting in the courthouse. Richard N. McKee was elected chairman by acclamation with officers named, as surviving leaders pledged unity for the straight ticket. City officials consider returning to standard time in September, while local merchants plan DST discussions.
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Republican County Committee
Court House
Richard N. McKee
McKee
Ray Johnson
Ellwood City
John F. Hender
New Castle
Ben Chambers
John FE. Elliott
Alfred G. Hawkins
Newark
Rockwell-Standard Corporation
Thomas V. Mansell
Jessie Rowe
Mansell
Samuel S. Byers
Republican Party
Roger W. Rowland
Frank L. Coen
Congress
Thomas W. King Jr
Butler
General Assembly
Delbert Denniston
Donald W. Fox
Richard Biddle
Herman F. Steinbrink
Edward A. DeCarbo
Laurel Union District Formed to Run Three Townships Schools
Laurel Joint School System comprising Scots Hickory and Slippery Rock townships will become the first union district in the county on July 7. The three districts voted 5 2 in November to adopt a uniform tax structure and consolidate under a single administration. The union will reduce administrative redundancy and yield about $12 000 annual state bonus funds, with a five to seven member board depending on population.
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Laurel
Scots
Hickory
Slippery Rock Township
Scott Twp
Slippery Rock Twp
Union District
Union Board
Sav
Barnes
Turnabout By Khrushchev Puzzles World Diplomats
London reports a dramatic shift as the Soviet Union boycotts the Geneva Conference on nuclear tests just after agreeing to attend. Western experts see a return to hardline tactics reminiscent of Stalin in international diplomacy.
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Khrushchev
London
UPI
Josef Stalin
Russia
Geneva
Imre Nagy
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
United States
Moscow
U S
Soviet Union
Vanguard rocket fails again to reach orbit over Atlantic
Cape Canaveral reports the Navy Vanguard rocket launched at 1 01 am eastern time but second stage failed to ignite. The 20 inch satellite payload fell into the Atlantic about 275 miles southeast of the launch site. Army Explorers and the Vanguard I satellite remain in space as the nation vows to try again.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Navy
Richard W. Porter
U. S. International Geophysical Year Satellite Committee
De Gaulle召灵 Cabinet Talks on Soviet Threat
Gen Charles de Gaulle summoned his cabinet twice in Paris for reviews of French policy amid Soviet pressure on East West atomic talks in Geneva. He planned a separate meeting with Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville as France held to nuclear bomb manufacture pending an international control accord.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Geneva
de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
France
Weather Bureau cancels Tornado Warning for Northwestern Pa
The United States Weather Bureau in Pittsburgh canceled the tornado and severe thunderstorm warning for extreme northwestern Pennsylvania at 3 a.m. edt after the front cleared.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United States Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Death notices list local residents and relatives
Joseph Moses age 67 of 1507 Wilson Ave is noted with a relative Mrs Walter Quimby age 78 of 3011 Old Pittsburgh Rd. Michael Fontanella age 9 years 6 months of Wampum Road is listed among deaths on Thursday June 26, 1958.
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Joseph
Joe) Moses
Wilson Ave
Walter Quimby
Pittsburgh
Michael A. Fontanella
Wampum
Missing Yacht Thespian Found Adrift Near Korea
A Japanese coast guard vessel found the missing Los Angeles yacht Thespian adrift in the East China Sea off Korea and began towing her toward Hakata Japan. The boat carried director-magician John Calvert and four other persons and is expected to reach Hakata by Friday noon.
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Tokyo
UPI
Coast Guard
Los Angeles
East China Sea
Korea
Japan
Moji
John Calvert
Hakata
Classifieds and Society Notes In Local News
Classified page highlights radio TV comics and cross word puzzles. Ellwood and social notices appear with obituaries and theater listings. Phone numbers for want ads and editorial contact points.
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Eness
Arthur Mometer Plans a Two-Week Trip Across the Nation
Arthur Mometer scans maps of railroads highways and air routes from east to west and marks many places he would like to visit. He has two weeks away and may choose to loaf at home since the day is bright and sixty seven degrees.
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John Bordyniuk
Matilda Ave
Tinewc
Daily Weather Report
Ask New
U.S
Tennessee
New York Harbor
Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan
Nebraska
Volant
New Brighton
Biddle
Steinbrink
DeCarbo
Robert Dickson
J. Fred Clarke
The
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn
Sophie Bukowski
Alfred F. Barnes
U.s.-Britain
By K. C. Thaler
Ocean
Sds
Arthur Mometer
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