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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

3

PTA names Mrs. Clifford Jenkins as president on TV role

Mrs Clifford N Jenkins elected head of the 12 million member PTA at its Kansas City convention. She urges parents to oversee children's TV viewing and to voice appreciation for good programs. The term lasts three years with travel costs covered. PTA started its own TV rating system in 1959.

Gay Pauley UPI New York PTA Belives Clifford N. Jenkins Johnnie Daddy Jenkins Congress of Parents and Teachers Kansas City Roslyn Heights New York City PTA Illinois California Madison Avenue

Sailorometer Tests Boat Handling For Safety

A device by an insurance company tests boat operators like a car driver tester. The sailorometer places a trainee behind a wheel and shows motion pictures to measure reaction and adherence to safe practices.

Chicago

King Protests Highway Order On Limestone

Rep. Thomas W. King condemned a Highways Department order banning Van Port limestone from road work. He said only gravel remains as substitute and named three affected firms Oil City Sand and Gravel Co. Tionesta Sand and Gravel Co. J.K. Davidson Sand and Gravel Co. He pressed Secretary Park Martin to reconsider after tests reportedly show Van Port limestone with natural sand compares well to other materials.

Harrisburg UPI Thomas W. King Highways Department Butler County Republican King Oil City Sand and Gravel Co Tionesta Sand and Gravel Co J.K. Davidson Sand and Gravel Co Pittsburgh Western Pennsylvania Albert McCandless R Butler James Willard R.mercer

Taylor League Meets Friday

The Progressive League will meet at 7 30 p m Friday in the Memorial Building. Airman James Vessella will preside.

Taylor League Taylor Progressive League Memorial Building James Vessella

Vast U S pipeline network links 46 states and D C

Tulsa Oklahoma reports a network totaling about 190 500 miles of pipeline carrying crude and refined products to 46 states and the District of Columbia. It includes 47 200 miles of refined lines 75 700 miles of gathering lines and 67 600 miles of trunk lines. Annapolis notes the Navy's first submarine used a four cylinder gas engine. The hue changes from brown summer coat to snow white in winter due to seasonal shedding.

Tulsa Oklo UPID States District of Columbia Annapolis U.S. Navy

Wheat harvest speeds through southern plains south of Texas

Weather and Crop Bulletin reports wheat harvest advancing rapidly in the southern Great Plains with nearly half of Texas wheat out of the fields and progress in Oklahoma and southern Kansas. Corn prospects rise with warm weather. Ohio to Mississippi states show 10 to 15 percent planting left while bottomlands drain from floods. Government buys of dried egg solids top $24.8 million, peanut butter for the national school lunch program eyed, and Australia’s Murray River noted as the continent’s greatest river.

Washington UPI Great Plains Texas Low Plains Blackland Panhandle Oklahoma Kansas Ohio Mississippi Iowa Indiana Agriculture Department

Eisenhower to Visit Penn State July 6

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will visit Pennsylvania State University on July 6 for a talk to 1000 Explorer Scouts from five states and the District of Columbia and a tour of sports clinics arranged by the College of Physical Education. He will arrive by private plane at 11:30 a.m. at University Park Airport.

University Park Fromer Dwight D. Eisenhower Pennsylvania State University University Gen. Eisenhower Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia Hetzel Union College of Physical Education

Alpern Pushes Hearings on Charitable Solicitation Reform

Harrisburg. Atty. Gen. Anne X. Alpern urged the House Welfare Committee to hold public hearings on legislation tightening charitable fund raising in Pennsylvania. She cited a Justice Department probe showing many abuses in fund drives and said recipients often do not receive the benefits. She sent the letter to Rep. Charles D. Stone, committee chairman.

Harrisburg API Anne X. Alpern House Welfare Committee Pennsylvania Miss Alpern Justice Department Charles D. Stone D-Beaver Department (Justice

Mother Awarded 675000 in Polio Vaccine Suit

Los Angeles reports a jury verdict awarding Brian May 675000 to the boy and his mother 75000 in separate damages after eight hours deliberation The case against Cutter Pharmaceutical Laboratories claimed a live virus in a 1955 Salk vaccine left Brian paralyzed The defendant voiced disappointment and attorney Melvin Belli pressed for medical expense needs

Los Angeles UPI Brian May Cutter Pharmaceutical Laboratories Berkeley Calif Brian Norma May Cutter Fred A. Cutter Melvin Belli

Pennsylvania bill seeks fund promoter accountability

Promoters and fund raisers would be the primary beneficiaries of the measure. A public hearing is requested to scrutinize all phases of the legislation and a comprehensive bill filed in the interest of all citizens. The bill would require fund promoters to file accounts with the state open to inspection and would curb improper expense charges in fund raising drives.

Pennsylvania

Woman Defends Eichmann Over Lidice Child Deaths

In Jerusalem a defense affidavit claims 30 of 100 Lidice children were seen alive in Poland in 1945. Elisa Freiberg, living in Bremen, states she saw the youngsters at a Pushikovo convent until the Red Army arrived.

Jerusalem UPI Lidice Adolf Eichmann Poland Eichmann Elisa Freiberg Bremen Germany Pushikovo Efichmann Robert Servatius Godz Reinhard Heydrich Rolf Guenther

Navy submarine service insignia with dolphins

The insignia features a submarine flanked by two dolphins. Dolphins are linked to Poseidon, the Greek sea god and patron deity of sailors.

U. S. Navy Submarine Service Poseidon

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