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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
1
The death of 29 year old Robert Antoscyck in his dorm room is linked to a self induced trance and possible astral projection. Authorities remain baffled while a pathologist notes excessive meditation could have slowed his heart and deprived his brain of blood.
hundreds of police clashed with protesters in New Delhi near town hall with about 500 demonstrators. Police arrested at least 30 as Indira Gandhi’s emergency rule enters its fifth day, violent arrests and crowd dispersal reported across side streets.
Vincent K. Jordan, 19, of Stoneboro RD 4, died Sunday after his motorcycle slid into the rear of a turning car on Walnut Street in Mercer County. The car was driven by 21 year old Diana D. Gordon of Stonehorn RDB, who was not injured. Jordan died in Bashline Memorial Hospital, Grove City.
Be irut suffered continued rocket and mortar fire as street battles between rival factions intensified. Police report over 100 killed and 400 wounded with total casualties since April surpassing 1,400. Beirut Radio warned roads were unsafe and to stay off them.
A 16 year old drowned after wading into water above his head in Reno Run near Clark Mercers. David Lenpke of Mercers was pulled from the creek by a Clark Volunteer Fire Dept member.
In the Kent State civil damage case in U S District Court the prosecution probes who held an Ohio National Guard 45 automatic pistol numbered 69. Guardsman Frank Haas contends his pistol 69 is missing and he recalls his own 63. National Guard officer Raymond Sip and Sgt Myron Pryor testified about vault access and weapon checkouts.
Iron Age reports inventory liquidation as the main swing factor for a steel industry rebound. Auto sales gains improve sentiment, but capital spending is waning with estimates of nine million tons to be liquidated March through June and monthly cutbacks of at least two million.
Greenpeace efforts disrupt Soviet whaling off northern California as the 80 foot Phyllis Cormack and two activists intervene between a whaling vessel and a whale. The Soviet Harpoon proceeded despite the protest.
New York reports indicate the latest victim in the Baste Airlines disaster died in Jamaica Hospital from respiratory failure. The death toll climbs to 112, surpassing the 1971 Alaska Airlines crash. An unidentified survivor from New Orleans died, and eight others remain in critical condition among twelve survivors hospitalized. Investigators prepare to review cockpit tapes to assess causation.
A GAO report finds inconsistent, locally driven standards for Medicare funded dialysis and transplant care across 12 states and Los Angeles and Cook counties. Some doctors deny treatment based on age, health, or living situation, risking death for patients deemed unfit for home care. The study urges federal area standards to ensure treatable patients receive care.
NORFOLK VA The US Navy will discard its traditional bell bottom trousers jumpers neckerchiefs and white caps in favor of a coat and tie with visored cap. Officers style with optional white short sleeves in summer. Sailors discharged within a year may keep old uniforms as a remembrance until the Bicentennial.
The Episcopal Church debates ordaining women as priests with a 1973 Philadelphia ordination labeled valid but irregular by Bishop Paul Moore. Carter Hayward remains a deacon in good standing as debates loom over Minneapolis convention. Moore says two thirds of New York clergy support reform, signaling a pivotal religious clash.
Clyde E. McCombs, 65, of 27 E Moody Ave, died at St. Francis Hospital after injuries from a June 24 accident on S Mill Street. Police say he blacked out before colliding with a utility pole at 1:30 p.m. He had a fractured right hip, head injuries, and internal bleeding and had been in the ICU in guarded condition since Tuesday. ( obituary on page 9)
At Panmunjom during a Military Armistice Commission meeting a clash broke out between a U.S. Army major and a North Korean newsman, drawing more than 100 North Korean guards and guards and newsmen into a brief fight that knocked the two Americans unconscious and led to their removal by stretcher. The incident follows Seoul officials reporting the killing of four North Korean infiltrators and a hunt for another suspected on a mission to assassinate South Korean leaders.
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