Pope Paul VI Sets Sept 29 Start For Second Ecumenical Council
Vatican City under Pope Paul VI announced the Ecumenical Council will resume with the second session on September 29. The preparatory body is to restart next week while the coordination commission works to reduce 70 proposals to 20 as ordered by Pope John XXIII.
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Paul VI
Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
Amleto Giovanni Cardinal Cicognani
Pope
Council
Coordination Commission
John
Hardened Soviet view as Kennedy visits West Berlin
Moscow says Khrushchev will counter Kennedy's Berlin visit with plans to travel to East Berlin. Pravda accuses Bonn and Washington of a rising atomic axis and war preparations as tensions rise over NATO nuclear themes.
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Moscow
UPI
Kennedy
West Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Pravda
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
Bundeswehr
Ellwood City pitcher almost no-hits in county play
Jim Filippone of Ellwood City pitches near a perfect game in the County American Legion Baseball League. The item appears in Inside Today's News with page references and related notes about other sports and features.
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Jim Filippone
Ellwood City
American Legion Baseball League
Wirtz pushes new laws to curb job discrimination
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz urged Congress to empower tools against employer and union discrimination. He cited minority hiring gaps on federal projects, praised progress of the Equal Employment Opportunity program, and pressed for making the presidential committee permanent with authority to block federal funds for discriminatory projects.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
House Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
U. S
Presidential Committee
Tthe
Pennsylvania Toughens Driver Suspension Schedule Starting July
The United Press International reports Pennsylvania will implement a new driver suspension plan July 1. First offenses with speeds up to 15 mph over the limit receive warnings, while penalties rise for higher speeds and school-zone violations. Suspension lengths extend for second to fourth offenses, and fines may rise from 10 to 25 100 dollars.
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Burton W. Siglin
United Press International
Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harry H. Brainerd
Brainerd
Trieste Set For New Dive To Ocean Floor
The bathyscaph Trieste prepared for a dive to 8400 feet of the North Atlantic to check for the Thresher. It reported sonar contact with a foot long unidentified object near debris sites about 220 miles off New England, while divers aboard included Lt Cmdr Donald Keach and Ken Mackenzie.
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Fort Snelling
UPS
Trieste
North Atlantic
Thresher
A & Foot
New England
Cmdr
Donald L. Keach
Somerville
Mass
San Diego
Calif
Kenneth V. MacKenzie
Navy
Frank A. Andrews
George W. Martin
MacKenzie
President Kennedy Delayed Vatican Visit to Rome
Dublin UPI reports the White House delaying President Kennedy's arrival in Rome to Monday to avoid overlapping with the coronation of Pope Paul VI. The change shifts the trip's schedule as officials coordinate with Vatican events.
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Vatican
Dublin
UPI
White House
Kennedy
Rome
Paul VI
Death Record notices for four residents
Four death notices list Samuel Benjamin Bromley 52 of 1042 Beckford St Mrs A Margaret Slavin 49 of Edinburg Mrs Dorothy Callahan 76 of 233 W Pittsburg Rd and Mrs Bessie Florence Dudley 56 of Wampum plus their addresses as published.
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Samuel Benjamin Bromley
Beckford St
A. Margaret Slavin
Edinburg
Dorothy Callahan
W. Pittsburg Rd
Bessie Florence Dudley
Wampum
Citizens Unit Being Formed In Mahoning
A Mahoning County citizen council formed with 45 residents to protect taxpayers. Paul Walker elected provisional chairman. steering committee includes Rosse Genova Rocco Ponziani Kerr McKinney Stembal Smith Clark Jacobson Peterson. The Grange initiated the effort amid opposition to a $5 per capita tax. Steering meets Wednesday in the township building.
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Hillsville
Walker
Raymond Cercone
St. Lawrence Church
Union Two
Citizens Council
Guy Sheaf
James McLaughlin
Township
Pulaski Pet Parade Showcased Town Children and Pets
Nearly 156 children and 142 entries joined Pulaski’s annual Pet Parade of Homecoming. Winners included Pulaski Hillbillies Jess Mark and Karen Gartner with a pony wagon, and Linda and Billy Lewis as Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Hillbillies
Elmer Gartner
Jess
Mark
Karen
Linda
Billy Lewis
Francis R. Lewis
Mickey
Minnie Mouse
Percy Fennell
John Fennell
Janet Hannel
Roberta Cramer
Laird Whiting
Mark Cornwaithe
Larry Cox
Beverly Jean Coryea
Lynn Ann Grell
Lewis A. Grell
Laird
William Bair
Pulaski Methodist Church
Harry Funk
New Wilmington
Edwin Duff
North St
Broken Marriage Is Society’s Public Concern
An editorial argues divorce affects society through its impact on children and delinquency. It reviews statistics on remarriage, divorce rates, and suggested steps including education, age limits, and waiting periods before marriage licenses.
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Barney Seibert
United Press International
Uct
Helena Lopata
Roosevelt University
Northwestern University
Ernest Mowrer
ZIP Service For Mail Gets Under Way Monday
New Castle will become a sectional center in the Post Office speed mail system designated for rapid delivery. Acting Postmaster Francis J. Augustine announced ZIP codes to be used in Lawrence County with three digits 161 plus two-digit area codes, listing specific codes for New Castle and surrounding offices. The national program aims to speed delivery and standardize addressing with examples shown.
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Zip
Lawrence County
Post Office Department
Francis J. Augustine
New Castle
Revolutionary Mail
Augustine
Mahoningtown
John Doe
Blaine St
Bessemer
Edinburg
Ellwood City
Saunders to Head PRR as Symes Retires
Stuart T. Saunders, president of Norfolk and Western, will become board chairman and chief executive of the Pennsylvania Railroad on October 1. James M. Symes will remain as director and head of the executive committee. Saunders could head both PRR and New York Central if the merger is approved. Allen J. Greenough will continue as PRR president and chief administrative officer. The PRR owns 33 percent of Norfolk and Western's 7,200,000 outstanding shares.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
James M. Synes
Saunders
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Allen J. Greenough
Norfolk & Western
Roanoke
Washington
Kennedy in Ireland Receives Tumultuous Homecoming
President Kennedy visited New Ross and Dunganstown in his ancestral homeland, drawing about 25,000 cheering locals and crowds on rooftops and streets. He recalled his great grandfather Patrick Kennedy and toured the Kennedy homestead as part of a whirlwind, sentiment‑driven tour after a helicopter flight from Dublin.
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Dublin
UPI
Kennedy
New Ross
Patrick Kennedy
America
Albatross Co
Dunganstown
Patrick
Wexford
Jack
John
Jack Boy
Mary Ryan
Thousands Attend Annual Catholic Day Picnic At Cascade Park
The sixteenth Lawrence County Catholic Day expects over 25 000 attendees at Cascade Park with opening blessings at 12 45 p m. Rev Anthony Wehrle leads, buses are arranged from Ellwood City West Pittsburg Oakland Bessem er New Bedford and other towns, rides discounted, free ice cream for children, prizes, and 11 15 p m fireworks.
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Lawrence County
Cascade Park
Anthony Wehrle
Wehrle
St. Joseph the Worker Church
New Castle
Cascade St
Ellwood City
Catholic Center
West Pittsburg
Park
Madonna Church
Oakland
St. Anthony Church
Bessemer
Oakland Group
St. James Church
New Bedford
Chewton
Wampum
St. Lawrence Church
Carbon
Hillsville
Edinburg
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