Taylor Two Elementary Dedication Highlights Education Achievements
Supt Irwin W Stankard spoke at the dedication of the prefabricated Taylor Two Elementary School a $217200 building the first of its kind approved in the state He outlined education big achievements during the ceremony held Saturday night.
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New Castle News
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George Braykovich
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Eisenhower and Macmillan Discuss Nuclear Test Ban Plan
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan travel to Camp David to hold talks on a counter proposal to Russia's plan for banning nuclear weapons tests. The session is described as a Bulletin from Washington.
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Senate Group To Study House Civil Rights Bill
The Senate Judiciary Committee under Senator James Eastland scheduled a 9:30 a.m. meeting to discuss the House passed civil rights measure including court appointed referees to safeguard Negro voting rights. The panel remained split, reducing chances for decisive action while leaders hoped for a quick House-Senate accord.
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R-N.y
Aime J. Forand
D-R.1
Javits
Police Alerted As South Africans Mourning Dead
Heavy police guarded native townships across South Africa as Africans mourn the dead one week after Sharpeville and Langa riots. Leaders urged a nationwide day of sorrow while groups differed on protest scope and passbook abolition demands.
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South Africa
UPS
Armed Satellites Ban Urged at Disarmament Talks
At the 10 nation conference in Geneva Italy on behalf of the Western powers urged an early ban on space satellites carrying nuclear warheads. The proposal calls for the creation of an International Disarmament Organization to monitor peaceful space use and receive vehicle notifications.
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IDO
Lent Reflections on Preparation Toward Easter Day
The Rev Dr George M Docherty writes from Iona on Lent as devotion and fasting leading to Easter. He traces historical fasting practices from forty hours to seven weeks and urges Christians to keep Lent as a holy season with services and music while reflecting on Christ's cross.
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New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
UPI
Iona
Scotland
Europe
Christ
School Dedication Reflects Community Resilience
A dedication ceremony marked the completion of a new school building after two prior fires. School board president Richard E. Elsesser welcomed about 150 attendees as Rev. Samuel Braley gave the invocation and benediction. The project, delayed by state approvals, finished in late 1959.
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State School Building Authority
Rchard E. Elsesser
Samuel Braley
West Pittsburg Methodist Church
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New Cardinals Named By Pope
Pope John XXIII named three more cardinals in a secret consistory while public identities were withheld. Vatican sources said the College of Cardinals will rise to a record 88, with speculation of expansion toward 100 as Catholic membership exceeds half a billion worldwide. The consistory began four days of ceremonies approving seven previously announced cardinals.
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Inside Today's News
Inside Today's News provides brief items from the paper’s pages, including notices, ads, and short briefs. The column highlights ongoing stories and features a snapshot of local happenings and market listings.
Radar Psychological Speed Deterrent Takes Effect in June
Gov. David L Lawrence and Police Commissioner Frank G. McCartney outlined a June start for Pennsylvania radar speed deterrents. No arrests will follow radar readings. warnings will inform motorists that speeding endangers lives and will not affect licenses or records.
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UPI
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Pennsylvania
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Khrushchev Tours Marseilles Ports and Schools in France
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured three schools, a harbor trip, an oil refinery, and a city hall reception in Marseilles amid heavy police protection. Thousands welcomed him and a knife fight erupted earlier as Communist activists plastered welcome posters.
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Death notices for six residents listed with ages and addresses
Death records for William A Sullivan 63 118 E Edison Ave Paul Rosta 75 131042 R S Jefferson St James F Barrett 57 306 Fairfield Ave Archie Palmer 95 Merce Rd 4 Mrs Gertrude Fair 85 Warren Ohio Mrs Anne Rice Cunningham 69 Venice Florida listed with ages and addresses
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R. S. Jefferson St
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Fairfield Ave
Archie Palmer
Merce
Gertrude Fair
Warren
Cross burnings rock Alabama and South Carolina rally
Ku Klux Klan members burned scores of crosses during weekend protests against Negro demonstrations in Alabama and South Carolina. In Aniston Alabama a fire bomb was thrown into a Negro home yard but did not ignite. Police logged about 100 complaints and twelve men were detained with five charged for obstructing a highway. The incidents followed a large Monroeville Klan meeting and cross burnings at a regional Coliseum and a 20 foot cross hoisted during a motorcade.
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Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania short term
Partly cloudy and mild today and Tuesday with highs 55 to 65. Tonight will be fair and cool with lows 37 to 44. 24-hour stats show max 55, min 37, no precipitation, river at 7.9 feet. Sunday stats show max 38, min 24, river at 6.3 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Old World New World Problems Similiar
New Castle England and New Castle Pennsylvania share redevelopment and sewage disposal concerns, per Civic News. The English city plans a 1961 Tyne "Tyneside of Tomorrow" exhibition to spur redevelopment and attract new industries, mirroring issues across the Atlantic.
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Phil Austin
New Castle
England
Pennsylvania
Civic News
New Castles
Citizens Information Service
Robert Mayo
First United Presbyterian Church
Tyne River
Tyneside
Tyne
Casacchia Hearing Opens Here Today
Nunzio F Casacchia, 43, goes to trial today without a jury for the December 29 slaying of Carolyn Taylor Retort a 17 year old mother of three. The judge will determine guilt after testimony from Commonwealth and defense witnesses following his guilty plea March 8 to shooting and killing her at his 711 Superior Street home.
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Casacchias
John S. Powers
Commonwealth
Casacchia
Carolyn Taylor
Superior St
White House Youth Conference Opens with Divided Views
The opening of the White House conference on children and youth drew sharply split appraisals of America’s youth. Delegates, including 7,000 members, heard President Eisenhower defend modern youth while social scientists warned of hesitancy and uncertainty, though generally noting ambition and effort for worthwhile achievement.
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Flood Danger Shows Modest Rise in Western PA Waters
River forecasters in the Pittsburgh district report headwater streams rising moderately across Western Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia due to weekend warmth. Vernon Haughton notes runoff is limited but could be favorable if steady for two to three days. Measured rises include Weston West Virginia two feet and Meadville French Creek seven tenths of a foot.
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UPI
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End of season notes as outdoor sports rise
The piece reflects on the end of basketball season and the shift toward baseball and outdoor activities. It notes fans recalling players from past seasons and anticipates warmer weather and the approaching outdoors with the grass set to grow. The tone captures a hometown sports outlook as winter ends.
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