Udall Denies Pressuring Oil Man To Sell Tickets
Washington Republicans move to oust Interior Secretary Udall after a letter asked oil and gas executives to buy tickets for a Kennedy dinner. Udall denied soliciting support and said Evans admitted the error. Sen Keating and Rep Miller assert political misuse of office.
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UPI
Stewart L. Udall
Washington
Kennedy
J. K. Evans
Asiatic Petroleum Corp
Washington, D.C
Udall
Oil and Gas
Evans
William E. Miller
R-N.y
GOP
Miller
Kenneth B. Keating
RN. Y
America
Keating
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Six Area Municipalities Fund First LRPC Installment
Six communities have paid the first six months to support the Lawrence Regional Planning Commission totaling 14 515 for Lawrence County 7 500 New Castle 5 500 Neshannock Twp 970 Union Twp 400 Hickory Twp and Volant 25 The Volant payment covers 1961 The list of nonpayers includes New Wilmington Bessemer Pulaski Mahoning Beaver Shenango Scott Townships With all payments the six month total will reach 31 000 for the period This year 14 850 in federal funds are included of which 4 655 85 has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Regional Planning Commission
Lawrence County
New Castle
Neshannock
Union
Hickory
Volant
LRPC
New Wilmington
Bessemer
Pulaski
Mahoning
Beaver
Shenango
Scott
Udall Wins Arizona House Seat In Kennedy Era Vote
Morris Udall, a Tucson attorney, narrowly defeats Republican Mac C. Matheson to capture the Second District seat vacated by brother Stewart Udall as precincts report. Udall trailed early but holds about a 3 500 vote lead with 53 of 421 precincts in.
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Tucson
Matheson
Udalls
Morris Udall
Kennedy
Stewart
Interior Department
Morris
Air Force
Arizona
Barry M. Goldwater
Weather outlook and temperatures with river levels
Partly cloudy today with light mountain showers then clearing. Highs 46 to 52 north and 52 to 58 south, lows 34 to 38 with frost in valleys. Thursday looks fall like and a bit warmer. 24 hour stats show high 57, low 39, no precipitation, river at 8.9 feet. One year ago highs 66, lows 38, river 5.7 feet.
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Project Mercury
Alan B. Shepard
Atlantic Splash
Grand Bahamas Island
Man Pays Tax 20 Years On Lot He Never Owned
William J. Mort of 1643 Pulaski Road has paid taxes for two decades on a Neshannock Two lot he never owned. The error arose when a deed was not recorded and Mort’s name appeared on the tax rolls due to an assessor’s assumption. The Tax Revision and Assessment Board will help pursue title restoration, with refunds for taxes paid if corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Mort
Pulaski Rd
Neshannock
Mort
Henry Wettich
County Board of Tax Revision and Assessment
Lydia Maitland
Clen Moore
Tax Board
Marshall Matheny
Matheny
Ray Bailey
Wettich
Laos Rebels Call Cease Fire in Local Areas
Pro Communist Lao rebels ordered troops to cease fire and urged an immediate front line truce meeting with pro Western forces. Radio Hanoi carried the orders via Captain Kong Le and Khampay Shiphandone, with initial contact at Ban Khu but no full-scale confirmation.
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Tokyo
UPI
Laos
Viet Nam
Hanoi
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Arthur Dommen
Vientiane
Ban Khu
U.S
Common
United States
Radio Hanoi Today
Kong le
Khampay Shiphandone
Pathet Lao
Prince Boun Oum
Phoumi Nosavang
Russia
Indochina
Death claims Henry Kaiser Jr at 44 in Oakland
Henry J. Kaiser Jr., son of industrial titan Henry J. Kaiser Sr., died Tuesday night in Oakland at age 44 after a long illness from multiple sclerosis. He had served as vice president and director of several Kaiser companies and left a wife Barbara Preminger and a son Henry J. Kaiser III along with his brother Edgar.
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Oakland, Calif
UPI
Henry J. Kaiser Jr
Henry J. Kaiser Sr
Kaiser
Kaiser Business
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Barbara Preminger
Henry J. Kaiser Jit
Edgar
Henry J. Kaiser Co
Willys Motors, Incc
Kaiser Steel Corp
Kaiser Center, Inc
Kaiser Hawaii Kai Development CH
Legislators Propose Joint City County Airport Plan
Congressman Frank M. Clark and Assemblyman Dominick E. Cioffi urged a joint meeting with Mayor Herman F. Steinbrink and George F. Bolinger to push a city county airport project. They asked for federal and state funding, a FAA survey for a new site, and a CAB certificate of necessity for airline service as existing facilities prove inadequate.
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Frank M. Clark
Dominick E. Cioffi
Clark
Cioffi
Herman F. Steinbrink
George F. Bolinger
Steinbrink
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ile
Clark Heves
Airport Authority
Consoer, Townsend and Associates
Washington calls for rapid truce verification mission
UPI reports State Department officials urging the International Control Commission to move from India to Laos quickly to verify a cease-fire. They welcomed rebel leaders' orders to hold fire but urged caution until official checks confirm widespread obedience. Dr Ralph E Hall Sr 76, notable chemist, died in Rehoboth Beach Delaware.
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Stewart Hensley
United Press International
Washington
UPI
State Department
International Control Commission
India
Laos
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Ralph E. Hall Sr
Area Girl Scout Council Honors Leaders at Dinner
New Castle area leaders and directors were honored for work and service at a yearly recognition dinner held at Shenango Township High School. The event celebrated past achievements and readiness to serve the future.
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New Castle Area
Girl Scout Council
Shenango Twp High School
Morton Silverman
Marie Dutkiewicz
Robert M. Woods
W. V. Stancelewski
William Lusk
Purge in Russia Under Khrushchev Advances Quietly
A UPI report describes a staged political purge in the Soviet Union led by Premier Nikita Khrushchev aimed at replacing officials with younger loyalists to tighten control. The process lacks bloodshed, with victims reassigned to other roles, and follows Khrushchev’s national tour and criticism of agricultural shortfalls.
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London
UPI
Russia
Nikita $. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet
Communist Party
Solicitor Reviews Legality of Two School Posts
City School Board Solicitor Ard C. Klebe said he is checking whether the board acted legally in separating secretary and business manager roles at its last meeting. The scrutiny follows the appointment of Jack R. Hildebrand as business manager at 8000 a year for four years, starting July 3, while Elizabeth Brudin currently serves as secretary-business manager and may be named secretary in May. The board had not adopted a two-post resolution, and Klebe will analyze the duties to determine legality.
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City School Board
Howard C. Klebe
Klebe
Jack R. Hildebrand
Elizabeth Brudin
Washington St
Hildebrand
Board of School Directors
Emergin
Harry G. Hammond
Senate probes union padding on missile base costs
Senate investigators seek a price tag on union practices blamed for higher missile costs amid wildcat strikes. Spokesmen from Martin Co Boeing and Convair Astronautics are questioned over overtime and local site work that contractors say increased expenses and delayed production.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Investigations
Martin Co
Boeing Aircraft Corp
Convair Astronautics
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Astronaut Shepard Awaiting Historic Space Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL AP I reports Friday as the tentative new date for America's first manned space flight. Shepard waits for blastoff on the historic jaunt as officials finalize the timetable.
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Astronaut Shepard
Cape Canaveral
America
Democrats Take Registration Lead in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Democrats pull ahead by about 120000 in statewide registration based on 66 counties with 2776161 Democrats and 2655350 Republicans, Somerset County awaiting figures. Philadelphia totals show 587353 Democrats and 389588 Republicans. Luzerne and Allegheny counties shift margins as party dynamics tighten ahead of the November 1960 elections.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Somerset County
State Elections Bureau
Philadelphia
Luzerne County
Kennedy
Allegheny County
Outdoor luncheon scene with grilling and laughter
A narrator in a cozy chair imagines an outdoor lunch where a group of people grills and chats. Blue smoke drifts as steaks sizzle, the air damp, and the day is 47 degrees. The scene blends nature, flowers, and a cheerful gathering in a warm spring mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow King
Newsboys Back Free Europe Campaign in New Castle
Four hundred New Castle newsboys join the 1961 News paperboys Campaign for Radio Free Europe. They distribute 25 000 envelopes for customers contributions to support Americas voice behind the iron and bamboo curtains. RFE broadcasts nearly 3 000 hours weekly to 79 million people in Poland Hungary Czechoslovakia Romania and Bulgaria.
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New Castle
Radio Free Europe
America
RFE
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Radio Free Europe Fund
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Legislators Propose Two Milk Regulation Bills in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg two Republican lawmakers Ralph Down and Max Bossert introduced bills to tighten milk dealer regulation and expand Milk Control Commission duties. The measures push for audits of dealer records, assess processing costs by hearings, ban out of state pooling, and restrict imports to areas 2 and 7. The second bill limits cooperative directors from binding entire memberships without majority consent.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State Milk Control Commission
Ralph Down
Mercer
Max Bossert
Clinton
Pennsylvania
Down
Milk Commission
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Ellwood Ee
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New Castle News
New Castle Girl Scout Council
Area Girl Scout Council
Mr. K
United Fund
Norman E. Clark
Charles Scott
Martha Bigley
Florence Davies
Pauline Gilkey Gregg
John Higgins
Elizabeth Reis
Roy Robinson
Alice Sterling
Elizabeth Vance
Martin J. Sikora
Shepard
Pad 5
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