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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1960

Page

6

Stevenson Seen As Darkhorse For Democrats At Convention

UPI reports Stevenson backers claim Adlai Stevenson would hold a strong beachhead on the first two ballots at the Democratic convention and could win the presidential nomination. Campaign chair James E. Doyle cites delegate polling from multiple states for first and second ballot support, with no vote totals given.

Washington UPI Ers Adlai F. Stevenson James E. Doyle Colorado Hawaii Ilinois Kentucky Michigan Nevada New York North Carolina Pennsylvania West Virginia Doyle Stevenson California Minnesota New Jersey Ohio Wisconsin Indiana Iowa District of Columbia John F. Kennedy D- Mass Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Tex

Food Shopping Guide Highlights Abundant July 4 Supplies

Washington shoppers find plentiful meat options including beef, pork, and turkey with summer fish such as shrimp and scallops. Produce features beans, cabbage, tomatoes, greens, and citrus with berries and melons in strong supply. Dairy counters show good buys on cheese and eggs as June Dairy Month extends.

Washington Best Best Buys

Pennsylvania Reports Seven Infantile Disease Cases

The Pennsylvania Health Department reports seven cases of phenylketonuria detected among newborns and infants, with five found in six months via routine exams and two at clinics. Health Secretary Charles L. Wilbur urges testing infants two weeks to one month old, noting early detection allows effective dietary management. The illness is diagnosed by urine tests and involves failure to process a milk protein into usable food.

Harrisburg UPI State Health Department Iday Pennsylvania Charles L. Wilbur Wilbur

Thiel College Names Acting President Mitterling

Dr. Philip I. Mitterling, Thiel College academic dean since February, is named acting president effective June 30, replacing retiring Dr. Fredric B. Irvin who will join the U S Information Agency as a cultural officer.

Philip I. Mitterling Thiel College Mitterling Thiel Fredric B. Irvin United States Information Agency Hollidaysburg Muhlenberg College

Couple returns from Hawaiian Islands vacation

Mr and Mrs Howard C Black of Old Pittsburgh Road return from a vacation in the Hawaiian Islands. They stayed at Waikiki Beach and on returning to the mainland visited Mr and Mrs P H Shaw in Woodland Hills and Mrs Ross Kennedy and Mrs Albert Bluett in San Jose California.

Howard C. Black Pittsburgh Rd Hawaiian Islands Waikiki Beach P. H Shaw Woodland Hills Ross Kennedy Albert Bluett San Jose Calif

Cloudy Warm Humid Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania

United Press International reports mostly cloudy warm and humid conditions across Pennsylvania tonight and Thursday with scattered showers and thundershowers possible on Thursday. Overnight lows 60s north to near 70 south, Thursday highs mainly in the 80s as a front from a high pressure system moves in from the western Great Lakes.

Pennsylvania Atlantic Great Lakes

Police smash 41 pinball machines under court order

State police with sledge hammers destroyed 41 multiple coin pinball machines in Uniontown Pennsylvania after a three year dispute over legality. The action followed a court order by Judge Eustace Baine ending the long contention.

Uniontown UPI Eustace Baine

Supreme Court decline keeps Pennsylvania pinball ruling intact

Judge Baine ruled in 1958 that multi-coin pinball machines were gambling vices and could be destroyed. Machines seized in Fayette County in 1957 faced appeals by owners. The U S Supreme Court refused to review the case on an American Legion post appeal, upholding lower court and state high court decisions.

Baine Pennsylvania Fayette County U.S. Supreme Court American Legion

Lawrence County Society for Crippled Children Program

The Parent Council of Lawrence County reports on a community program for crippled children. Members discuss fundraising, local services, and volunteer efforts to support therapy and transportation for families.

Lawrence County Society For

Community meeting on water softeners and cancer center tour

Dren and Adults Inc. will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the treatment center at 2731 Ellwood Rd A representative of the American Cancer Society will speak. Helen Beil explains two types of packaged water softeners and how they affect water clarity and soap use Always read the label for instructions.

Dren and Adults Inc Ellwood Rd American Cancer Society Helen Beil Penn State Home Management

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