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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1967

Page

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Powell aide probes foreign expense discrepancies

A House panel led by Rep Wayne Hays investigates possible financial misdeeds by members including discrepancies in foreign travel spending. Rep Clark MacGregor cites Powell reports showing 6902.29 spent abroad versus 14314.44 allocated by State Department for 1961–66 while panel seeks explanations before naming others.

Washington UPI Memrs Adam Clayton Powell House Clark MacGregor Rminn U. S U.S State Department MacGregor

Johnson weighs draft law options for Congress in weekend briefing

President Johnson considers sending a special message on the draft as a Clark Panel report endorses the law but calls for crackdowns on dodgers and draft card burners. A separate advisory panel may favor limited lottery use while noting fairness limits and possible universal conscription. The decision comes as the National Advisory Commission releases eight months of Selected Service study findings. The court of appeals reverses the American Communist party conviction for failing to register, citing Fifth Amendment protections and voiding a $230,000 fine.

San Antonio Tex UPI Johnson Congress Mark Clark National Advisory Commission Presidential Commission Atty Burke Marshall Clark Communist Party Washington U.S. Court of Appeals American Communist Party Justice Department William B. Jones

Westminster names new president

Dr. Earland I. Carlson of Decatur Illinois has been elected Westminster College president replacing retiring Dr Will W Orr He will assume August 7 and previously served as Millikin University vice president for academic affairs and history professor Carlson a World War II veteran and retired Air Force Reserve major is on a three week study tour of European universities and is married to Ethel Louise Taylor

New Wilmington Earland I. Carlson Decatur Ill Westminster College Westminster Board of Trustees Pittsburgh Carlson Chicago Millikin University Westminster Will W. Orr Orr Charles F. Saylor United Presbyterian Church U.S.A North Park College Wheaton College University of Illinois Colorado College Air Force Reserve 20Th Air Force Japan Mather Air Force Base Sacramento Calif England France Italy Russia East Germany Ethel Louise Taylor

Mercer man stabbed after auto crash in city

A Mercer man remains in fair condition at St. Francis Hospital after a knife attack during a fight that followed a 12:30 a.m. accident at S Jefferson and Division. James L. Guillaumez, 18, faces assault with a deadly weapon charges. bond set at 6000.

Mercer St. Francis Hospital Gary Zimmerman James L. Guillaumez State St Howard B. Hanna Guillaumez S. Jefferson and Division Streets Dennis C. Sonntag Volags RD 1 S. Jefferson St Sonntag Zimmerman

Deaths listed in Saturday record of March 4 1987

The notices record five deaths including Mrs. Emanuel Shenhan 84 of 343 Laurel Blvd Mrs. Ben McCann 69 of 814 East St Nick Hennessy 71 of 426 Bleakley Ave Mrs Bruno Kapcewicz 68 of 1909 Moravia St and Edgar F Brown 76 of RD 5.

Emanuel Shenhan Laurel Blvd Ben McCann East St Nick Hennessy Bleakley Ave Bruno Kapcewicz Moravia St Edgar F. Brown

Mystery Call Ties to Northern Illinois Slayings

Sheriff Brown says a 15 second telephone call from a woman with a southern drawl is the strongest lead in the murder of two 14 year old cousins Ronald Johnson and Wayne Mullendorf near Levings Lake. Deputies follow tips across up to 130 miles while urging the caller to come forward.

Rockford, Ill UPI Herbert Brown Brown Winnebago County Illinois Ronald Chuck) Johnson Wayne Mullendorf Levings Lake

Brother of Venezuelan official slain in alleged extremist attack

Julio Iribarren Borges, brother of Foreign Minister Ignacio Iribarren Borges, was found dead beside the Pan American Highway near Caracas after a Friday night shooting. Leaflets blamed a Castro-Communist group, while authorities weigh whether the act was political violence or a personal crime.

Caracas UPI Julio Iribarren Borges Ignacio Iribarren Borges

Hoffa Ordered to Report for Eight Year Prison Term

U.S. District Court Judge Frank W. Wilson orders Teamsters President James R. Hoffa to begin an eight year sentence for jury tampering. Hoffa must surrender to U.S. marshals in Washington and will likely go to Lewisburg Federal Prison in Pennsylvania.

Chattanooga Washington Hoffa U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Cincinnati Wilson U.S Lewisburg Circuit Court of Appeals

Marines kill 271 in duels along DMZ combats escalate

Heavy fighting erupted along the DMZ as U S Marines reported 271 killed in running battles and mortar duels amid North Vietnamese massing three divisions. Authorities say nine divisions operate in South Vietnam with 21 000 regulars probing Marine defenses and a possible linkup of five divisions.

Saigon North Vietnam Dmz U.S Mekong South Vietnam da Nang

Hanoi Envoy Thant Meeting Yields Private Letter

North Vietnamese consular officials handed a document to U.N. Secretary General Thant during a private meeting at the Rangoon consulate. The content was not disclosed, and Thant spoke of exchanging views on the war while vacationing in Burma. He planned to fly to London and then New York to issue a statement on Vietnam.

Rangoon Burma UPI Hanoi U.N Thant United States Lee Tong Son London New York Vietnam Foreign Office Rango

Penn Power President to Receive Optimist Honor

Charles S. Bowden, president of Pennsylvania Power Co., will receive the Optimist Club's 1967 Distinguished Service Award at a 6:30 p.m. banquet on May 2 in the Cathedral. Bowden, with 14 years of community work, serves on multiple local boards and directs firm and civic activities for about 700 employees and 100,000 customers.

Pennsylvania Power Co Optimist Club Bowden Greater New Castle Association Greater New Castle Development Corp New Castle Sanitation Authority Jameson Memorial Hospital Lawrence County American Red Cross First Presbyterian Church Ohio Edison Co Ohio Valley Electric Corp East Central Nuclear Group Pennsylvania Electric Association Jack Gerson Samuel Mooney Thomas J. Foley Richard E. Rentz Sidney L. Lockley Norman E. Clark

Weather summary for Western Pennsylvania today

Partly sunny in the north and mostly cloudy in the south with occasional showers this morning. Highs 37 to 47. Tonight and Sunday mostly cloudy with occasional rain and little temperature change. Lows 28 to 38. 24hour weather: max 52, min 25. precipitation none. Shenango River stage 6.8 feet.

Pennsylvania Shenango River

China launches huge farm drive to avert famine

Hong Kong based report notes Communist China faces potential famine amid cultural revolution turmoil. Peking Radio and provincial stations urge rapid spring planting with army aid. Mao reportedly slows purge to focus on enough food for over 700 million people.

Hong Kong UPI China Peking Communist Party Mao Tse-tung

Warren says no revision of Kennedy report needed

Chief Justice Earl Warren stated there is no basis to revise the Warren Commission findings. He cited an absolute lack of information about Jim Garrison's investigation and affirmed the commission's conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's assassination.

Lima Peru UPI Earl Warren Warren Commission Kennedy New Orleans Atty Jim Garrison Lee Harvey Oswald

Garrison presses four in JFK assassination probe

New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison questioned four men in his investigation into a Dallas murder plot linked to Kennedy's 1963 assassination. The suspects denied involvement or knowledge of others implicated, including Dante Marochini and Clay Shaw.

New Orleans UPI Dist. Atty Jim Garrison Kennedy Garrison Dallas Dante Marochini Dean A. Andrews Clay Shaw James LeWallen David W. Ferrie Marochini LeWallen

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