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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
1
Inside notes show Pope Paul VI continuing the mission of his predecessor with coverage on page 11. The page also highlights other features including a retro piece on queens of yesteryear on page 9 and sports notes on page 14.
Western Pennsylvania shows partly cloudy and hot conditions with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs reach 83 to 95, lows 63 to 70, with Sunday mostly sunny and humid. Lake Erie winds shift to southeast then variable, with possible thundershowers. UPI reports new nuclear test ban talks set for July 15 in Moscow led by W Averell Harriman for the United States.
Peking Radio says the Soviet Union demanded the recall of five Chinese from Moscow for distributing a letter denouncing Moscow. Diplomats view the move as stark evidence of Sino Soviet rift ahead of July talks in Moscow. Four Czechs sentenced in Vienna for May Prague clashes with foreign students follow.
In Moscow Soviet authorities hold Capt. Eugene Ivanov under house arrest since June 21 as they probe his role in the Profumo affair. He faces scrutiny over contacts and alleged liaison with Christine Keeler and possible intermediary duties during the Cuban crisis.
Western diplomats in Berlin view Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s trip as a move to unite with allies before talks with China. They expect a Red summit next week with East European leaders, while Sino-Soviet issues loom ahead of Moscow talks starting July 5. Noting plans remain unannounced, leaders due include Antonin Novotny, Wladyslaw Gomulka, Janos Kadar, Todor Zhikov, and Georgiu-Dej.
In a rainstorm a car failed to navigate a bridge and plunged into the Oconee River. Eight occupants drowned including four children and a baby sitter. Rescuers saved the driver Mrs Montine Barnett and her grandson Jerry Greene.
Rev. Charles B. Rickenbach 55 of R D 4 James C Ramsey 94 of New Mrs Louis Cassella 62 of R D 2 Francesco Frank Pica 88 of Ellwood City are listed as deaths for the date with brief notices of their ages and residences.
President Kennedy wrapped up a highly emotional three day tour of Ireland with departures from Shannon Airport for England to meet Prime Minister MacMillan and visit his sister Kathleen’s grave in northern England. Crowds cheered as Kennedy praised Ireland and the people, while White House officials announced the grave visit near Waddington RAF base before his flight to Gatwick. He had earlier been greeted in Galway Limerick and Dublin with unprecedented ovations and was lauded for a triumphant tour of the country.
Crowds in the hundreds go to Rome for Pope Paul VI’s coronation set for Sunday a three hour rite attended by missions from 90 nations and about 300 000 in St Peter's Square Workmen hasten a vast outdoor cathedral setup while lighting and altar arrangements are completed Chief Justice Earl Warren will lead the American delegation Kennedy plans arrival Monday for a high level meeting with the Pope
UPI reports more sensational disclosures in the Profumo scandal as Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies are due to testify again in Dr. Stephen Ward’s pre trial hearing. Ward, 30, faces charges of luring young women into prostitution and profiting from immoral earnings.
A 35 year old Penn Power lineman Donald G Gray of Rose Point was seriously burned when he touched a 4800 volt line between New Bedford and Pulaski. He revived by a buddy, received pole top resuscitation, and was taken by ambulance to Jameson Memorial Hospital where he remains in serious condition. The line was being relocated for road work when the accident occurred.
Four teens built a raft from two oil drums and boards, launched on the Youghiogheny River near McKeesport. Pete Stanislaw, 18, disappeared in the swift current after the craft broke apart. rescue crews found his body three hours later.
Mazie Sunderlin, six, was found suffocated in a padlocked box behind a West Renovo home. Authorities pursued a large search for her three foster brothers Philip Bilby 15 Robert 14 and Terry 8 after a kidnap note warned the aunt not to follow.
A heavy rain crash on Route 3 near Berry's Creek Rutherford New Jersey killed seven and injured about 26 as a bus bound for Paterson from New York City collided with three eastbound cars. The bus driver Wilbur Parker 30 was in serious condition. Police gathered witnesses and transported victims to Hackensack Hospital.
Coroner John A. Meehan Jr. ruled there will be no inquest into the death of 77 year old Susan Ella Baldwin of RD 6. Police said the collision with Judy Harris 17 also of RD 6 occurred as Baldwin crossed Old Butler Rd to reach her mailbox. The Jameson Memorial Hospital patient died Thursday afternoon about three hours after the accident.
The Draft Goldwater Committee opens headquarters near the White House to spur grass roots support for Barry Goldwater. A July 4 rally at the National Guard Armory features Sen John Tower Rep John Ashbrook Gov Paul Fannin and stars Walter Brennan William Lundigan and Efrem Zimbalist Jr with free tickets and old fashioned convention style.
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