Eisenhower relaxes in Puerto Rico after 10 day South American tour
President Eisenhower enjoyed 80 degree weather at Dorado Beach as he planned a golf afternoon, while awaiting a nationwide radio and TV address about his 15,500 mile tour. He traveled from Suriname after an oil leak disrupted his Air Force jet. Secretary Herter joined in Charleston due to a Washington snowstorm. In Agadir, Morocco, Crown Prince Moulay Hassan ordered rapid razing to curb disease after the earthquake, with thousands dead and the city largely flattened by demolition.
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Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Upi
Eisenhower
Dorado Course
Suriname
Dutch Guiana
Air Force
Amazon
Brazil
Maj
John R Eisenhower
White House
Christian A. Herter
Charleston
S.C
Washington
John
Barbara
Dorado Beach and Golf Club
Laurence Rockefeller
American Assembly
U.S
Columbia University
James Hagerty
Agadir
Morocco
Moulay Hassan
Carthage
Arbitration Board Named in Rail Wage Dispute
Negotiators for the railroads and the 40000 member Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers selected a six member arbitration board. Harvard law school Professor Archibald Cox and Princeton economist Richard Lester will serve as neutral members.
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Chicago
UPI
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Harvard Law School
Archibald Cox
Princeton University
Richard Lester
Cox
Lester
BLE
Negro Students Protest Nine Expulsions Across South
Negro college students in Montgomery Alabama meet to plan anti segregation actions after nine expulsions for a sit in. In Nashville sitin demonstrators are released or bound while authorities study the issues. Florida Gov Collins calls for end to sit ins noting disorder and risk to public welfare.
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Alabama
Nashville
Tenn
South
Alabama State College (Negro
Montgomery
Ala
Marzette Watts
P.m. E.s.t
Ben West
Fisk University
Florida
Leroy Collins
Tampa
Tallahassee
Sarasota
Daytona Beach
St. Petersburg
Fla
Collins
Light Of The World Salt Of The Earth Lent Reflection
The Greek Orthodox Archimandrite Meletinos Tripodakis urges Lent discipline as essential for spiritual renewal. He calls Orthodox Christians to renounce sin, practice repentance forgiveness and temperance, attend church for Holy Communion, and strive to be light and salt in the world as taught in Matthew 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meletinos Tripodakis
Gre Orthodox Church of the
Jesus
County teams dig out after heavy snow in Lawrence County
Snow totals reached eighty inches in two days with four inches in the last 24 hours as road crews and 50 men worked around the clock. Main roads were reported open while rural routes remained to be cleared. Affected schools include New Castle and Neshannock Two, Shenango Area, Wilmington Area, and several smaller districts. most closed for a second day with a hopeful reopening Monday weather permitting. Train schedules ran on time with some long distance trains up to 15 minutes late. the New Castle Airport reported ongoing storm impact.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Neshannock
Shenango Area
Wilmington Area
Mohawk Area
Laurel Union
Union Area
Wampum-Big Beaver
Fliwood City Union
Alexander Dellaverson
State Highways Department
Dellaverson
New Castle Water Co
Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie
Russel C. Hofmeister
Ralph Beck
Four Turnpike Toll Collectors Are Dismissed
Harrisburg UPI The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission dismissed four toll collectors and suspended a fifth on charges of embezzling toll money and conspiracy. Rose admitted guilt and implicated the others, with about $1,800 taken over a year. The five face hearings and remain bonded as police continue the investigation.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Commission
Joseph J. Lawler
Frank J. LaCava
Filwood City
Beaver Falls
Justice of the Peace
Edith Clark
Roy G. Rose
New Brighton
Kenneth L. Harn
Darlington
John Kravchick
Wampum
John L. Piccinini
Racine
Rose
Kravchick
LaCava
Beaver Valley
Piccinini
Harn
Gateway
Lawler
Turnpike
Fire destroys Union Two home. $20,000 in losses
Fire at 32 McClelland Ave Union Two destroys the Earl Peterson residence and contents. Twenty volunteers from Union Two Fire Co aided by city firefighters battled the blaze for about an hour in freezing temperatures. Peterson estimated the damage at $20,000 to a remodeled two story frame home with new furnishings.
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Earl Peterson
McClelland Ave
Union Two
Union Two. Fire Co
Peterson
New Castle
Daily Weather Report with Snow Flurries and Cold
Snow flurries and drifting snow with strong northwest winds. Highs near 18 in the north and 24 in the south, low around 5 to 12. Occasional flurries continue with variable clouds into Saturday. 24 hour stats show max 30, min 12, precipitation 0.25 inches, 2.5 inches snow, river stage 7 feet.
Brinton Housing Project Expands Units Amid Change
Brinton Hill housing site will include fifty four units, with thirty eight allocated for the aged, surpassing last year’s forty four approved by the city. The Public Housing Administration approved the revision without notifying the Lawrence County Housing Authority, possibly relocating units due to land costs. A council meeting with the authority is set for 3 p m Tuesday at Harbor Heights Homes to discuss the change.
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Brinton Hill
Public Housing Administration
Lawrence County Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Clara Finley
Brinton
Orville Brown
Daniel B. Woolcock
LCHA
Richard Milietsch
Harbor Heights Homes
Richard H. Biddie
Hietsch
S. Jefferson
Scioto Sts
Moravia St
Senate Filibuster Talkathon Sets New Session Record
The Senate, in a civil rights debate, pressed into a day and night session for 85 hours 23 minutes with a 15 minute recess, aiming to break the 1954/1915 records. tensions flared when Morse backed a cloture petition and Morton destroyed the document, then leaders greeted the incident with smiles.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
YM Olympics Slated Today at YMCA Service Club
The YMCA Service Club Olympic day starts at 5 15 p m with attendees from Rotary Lions Kiwanis Union Two. Events include basketball shooting volleyball hand ball table tennis pool swimming plus mild contests and a barbershop quartet. A plaque awarded to the winner becomes permanent after three wins.
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Leo Ryglinski
Service Club
Rotary
Lions, Kiwanis
Union Two
Ryglinski
Inside Today's News Page Highlights
Classified items and sections listed for the day include TV Log, Society, Editorial, Ellwood, Stocks, Obituary, Theaters and more. Classifieds provideWant Ads and newsroom contacts for phone lines and listings.
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Ellwood
Weather and Warmth Bring Coal and Gas Men Cheer
Arthur Mometer notes the coal and gas men greet readers with cheer in cold weather. They promise warmth as snow falls and prices rise with the chill and storm. Sun warms hills and dales loom, but colder days return with a twenty four degree forecast.
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Hill and Dale
Death Record for Anthony Palagallo
Anthony Palagallo, 74, of Wampum Road 1 Chewton, died Friday, March 4, 1960. Burial and funeral details were not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Palagallo
Wampum RD 1
Chewton
Nation Staggers Under Big Snow and Cold Wave
A severe winter storm crippled the Northeast with up to 17 inches of snow and 50 mph winds. Cities froze, travel halted, and hundreds of cars stalled as the system lingered over the Great Lakes with more heavy snows foreseen. The death toll reached at least 50 nationwide, with cities like New York and Boston paralyzed by deep drifts and record low temperatures.
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West Virginia
Great Lakes
Chicago Weather Bureau
United Press International
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Texas
Ohio
Colorado
Indiana
Boston
New York City
New England
Virginia
Ilinois
Midwest
Philip
S.D
Central Plains
Eastport
Maine
Virginia Capes
Atlantic Seaboard
Dixie
Arkansas
Mississippi
Anderson
Ind
Holland Tunnel
New Jersey
Red Cross
Brooklyn
City to print detailed assessment cards for triennial survey
City Assessor George D. Gregg announced printing 20,000 new cards to detail building data for 17,000 properties as part of the triennial assessment. The cards cover purchase dates and prices, permits, fire and demolition, occupancy, construction, land records and zone information to improve accuracy beyond current lot size and building value.
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George D. Gregg
Gregg
Greggs
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