Noted financier Bart Lytton dies at 56 in California
Bart Lytton of Los Angeles, a financier and former New Castle youth, died aged 56 from a heart attack. He built Lytton Savings and Loan into a major empire, once valued at 500 million, later facing decline. He was a Kennedy family friend and California Democrat official. Surviving: wife Beth, daughter Tammy Stewart of Paris, and his mother Ina Kaplan.
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Los Angeles
Calif
New Castle
Lytton
Youngstown
Ina Kaplan
Eliah Kaplan
Hollywood
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Lytton Savings and Loan
John F
Obituary notices and ages listed for local residents
Monday June 30 1969 obituary style listing includes James Earl Sample 68 Dianne Khristine Pilch 2 Mary E Holquist 66 Mary R Hrebik 94 Floyd Lowry 28 Glenn P Bleakney 40 Walter Leroy Wilson 61 Robert Lee Dixon 33 Leroy Brooks 40 Frank Caruso 82 Elbert McKinney age not shown all residents with addresses in local townsGezine
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James Earl Sample
Point Place
Dianne Khristine Pilch
Smithfield St
Mary E. Holquist
New Wilmington RD
Mary R. Hrebik
Struthers
Ohio
Floyd Lowry
E. Reynolds St
Glenn P. (Pete) Bleakney
Ellwood City
Walter Leroy Wilson
Locust St
Robert Lee Dixon
E. Home St
Leroy Brooks
Francisco
Frank) Caruso
Highland Ave
Elbert McKinney
Siege at Ben Het Relief Under Heavy Shelling Near Saigon
North Vietnamese gunners shelled the Ben Het outpost for 22 hours then fired 25 rounds before midnight as U S advisers said pressure was easing. Rockets hit Saigon wounding nine civilians while two South Vietnamese soldiers died in the Ben Het barrage. US B 52 strikes targeted surrounding hills as the siege entered its seventh week.
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Tragic South Side Crash Kills Three Men At Pizza Shop
Three city men died Saturday night when their car lost control and struck a pizza shop, then wrapped around a utility pole on the South Side. Police call it the most violent city accident in years.
Tshombe dies in Algiers
Former Congo premier Moise Tshombe died in an Algiers jail at 49 from an apparent heart attack. He had been held prisoner for two years after a 1967 hijacking and exile following Katanga secession. The death followed Algeria's refusal to extradite him and a pending autopsy.
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Ibiza
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U.N
Belgium
Algeria
Israel
Nixon Aide Surtax Vote Prompts House Showdown Today
In Washington the House prepares to vote on extending the 10 percent income tax surcharge before midnight. GOP Leader Ford says 170 Republicans back the bill with Democrats free to supply needed votes. passage would extend the surcharge for six months at 10 percent and five percent the next six months. The measure is tied to a broader $9.2 billion tax package to curb inflation.
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Michigan
Israeli commandos blow up Egyptian power line near Aswan Dam
Israeli commandos flew 137 miles into Egypt in helicopters and destroyed a 500 kilovolt transmission line from the Aswan Dam to Cairo, claiming success with no losses. Egypt denied the report and questioned the claim noting no power-line failure. In Tel Aviv Arab attackers struck Dizengoff Street wounding 11 and destroying four vehicles. no Americans among the injured.
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Truth in Lending Law Adopts 18 Percent Yearly Rate
The new truth in lending law takes effect July 1. It requires disclosure of true costs for cash loans and purchases up to 25 000 dollars and applies to personal family household and agricultural credit. It will change the way monthly payments are presented, ending the practice of misleading rates. The law aims to make borrowing costs clear for consumers nationwide.
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UPI
Consumer Finance Law Aims to Curb Misleading Ads
The act applies to real estate loans beyond 25000 dollars unless no finance charge applies or repayments occur in fewer than four installments. It requires clear disclosure of annual interest rates in ads, loan terms, minimum payments, and possible charges. Bills must spell out finance charges, banks must reveal real rates, and installment loans must show payment schedules and late fees. Buyers have a three day cooling off period and may sue for double the finance charge up to 1000 dollars with potential criminal penalties.
Window smasher in jail
A 60-year old Youngstown man, Fred Sprattling, is jailed on $1,000 bond and a $300 fine after a window smashing spree on Long Ave. He pleaded guilty to malicious mischief to windows and was treated at St. Francis Hospital for scalp and finger cuts. He broke 14 plate glass windows at 11 establishments including Gabriel's Top Hat and Marcheletta Hardware.
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Old Pittsburgh Rd
Barbara Jean Moore
Hollow Rd
Ellwood City General Hospital
Rochester Hospital
Dianna Lynn
Ellwood City General
Brenda Lou
Samuel J. Moore
Pittsburgh Rd
Peter Bordyniuk
Matilda Ave
Washington St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Richard Mittica
Hillsville Box 142
Karen Gregg
Hillsville Box 146
Rural Ave
Anthony M. Stefano
Kenneth Ave
Jameson
Stefano
William Walter Joynson
Fourth St
Youngstown
Long Ave
Fred Sprattling
Horace W. Allen
St. Francis Hospital
Sprattling
Weather summary for Western Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Very warm and humid today with increasing cloudiness and scattered thundershowers in the north. Highs mid 70s to 80s north and upper 80s to mid 90s south. Tonight warm and humid with scattered thundershowers, lows 60s to lower 70s. Tuesday brings clearing, cooler highs mid 70s to mid 80s. Lake Erie sees small craft warnings west of Lorain with west to northwest winds 10 to 20 knots and possible thunderstorms over the lake.
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