Local Men Enlist and Graduate In Military Service
David L. Menichino, son of Henry Menichino, has enlisted in the Regular Army under the graduate specialist program and will train at Brooks Army Hospital after basic. Edward Rudzik, of Pulaski Road 1, has been promoted to SP-4 in the US Army Signal Company Special at Port Riles, Kansas, serving as a radio operator. Hudzik entered the Army in March 1958, is a 1953 Union High School graduate, stationed at Great Lakes. Anthony Orlando, son of Mr and Mrs Steve Orlando, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes after nine weeks of boot camp with a fall dress parade and review.
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W. Wabash Ave
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New Wilmington Swim Program Planned By City Pool
New Wilmington will host a city pool swim program announced by the New Castle YMCA. Samuel K. Weinschenk leads infant to life saving classes running June 30 to July 8, July 9 to 10, and July 14 to 18 at the New Wilmington pool. Registration from Hus Rit or at the city pool with a fee for junior and senior safety courses.
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New Castle
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New Wilmington
Ares
Schomers
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Ely Pool
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Navy Recruit Progresses To Fire Control School
Jack Ri Mrozek son of Mrs Josephine Reniching of 922 N Ast land Ave has left home on 15 days leave. He recently graduated from Fire Central School in San Diego and will report aboard USS Stormes, a destroyer in the Atlantic Fleet at Norfolk VA. He ranked in the top 10 percent of his class at Fire Control School. He enlisted in New Castle in August 1938 after graduating from New Castle High School.
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Astland Ave
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CAP Cadets Plan For Encampment
CAP cadets from across the state will encamp July 27 to August 8 at Olmstead Air Force Base. William Thomas says cadets must complete 49 hours of instruction on instruments engines and radio communications. Successful cadets earn a certificate of accomplishment toward the certificate of proficiency CALs highest award.
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County WCTU Workshop Slated In New Castle
A Countywide WCTU worship service will be held at Third United Presbyterian Church New Castle Tuesday at 9 30 a m The program is led by Mrs Ivan Yahn of New Wilmington with Mrs A J Howell and Miss Anna Dodds in charge Arrangements include a noon box set and an executive meeting during the festival hour PICNIC SCHEDULED The Neighborhood Mouse Long Ave will host a picnic tomorrow for Sunday School and vacation school classes at Water Works Park Buses depart 8 20 a m for Mend attendees Supper at 1 p m Howard Kirk is general chairman All Neighborhood House classes are invited to attend.
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Janel
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Tomorow
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Sulphur Center Meeting Urged For AME Zion Church
Reports from Sulphur Center urge AME Zion Church members to attend a Tuesday gathering amid notes of world production, Gulf of Mexico wells, and regional industry. References to Texas Louisiana and dense population areas accompany mentions of hatch rates and local business meetings in California.
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Ab St. Lakely
New Orleans
AME Zion Church
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Scientists Say Nuclear War Would Not Destroy Mankind
Washington experts told a congressional hearing that an H bomb war could not wipe out humanity nor erase civilization. They warned radiation and blast could kill millions, but large protections and retaliation would allow the country to survive and recover over time. The testimony contrasted worst case fatalities with the resilience of modern society and outlined strategic risks and safeguards.
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Congressional Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Russia
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