Police Recover $140,729 From Ellwood City Safe
Police seize two suspects and recover a total of $140,729 taken from a safe in Ellwood City about four weeks ago. Internal Revenue agents and state police, armed with a federal warrant, head to the home of safe-owner Cosmo S. Geneviva to probe possible income tax evasion.
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Ellwood City
Internal Revenue
Cosmo S. Geneviva
Jefferson St
Ellwood
Geneviva
Gem Sales
Thomas Stanley Hiouk
Marsh Hotel
Koppel
Ronnie Claytor
Clark W. Ricer
Boro
Kenneth L. Brown
Alexander Ursu
Thomas Petrovich
Arnold Fonseca
Peoples Bank
Lawrence County
New Castle
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Houk
California
Petrovich and Fonseca
Fred Norris
Claytor
Stewart Plans Resign From New Castle Schools
Dr. Howard S. Stewart, who led the New Castle school system for nearly two years, is expected to resign at tomorrow’s school board meeting. He may accept a post at Westminster College, with the board describing the move as a surprise.
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Howard S. Stewart
New Castle
William F. Thompson
Stewart
Westminster College
Walter A. Kearney
Kearney
McKeesport
Pennsylvania State University
Butler
Butler County
Slippery Rock Normal School
University of Pittsburgh
Senate Weighs Clarifying Wire Tapping Rules
Senate Constitutional Rights subcommittee opened hearings on a bill to resolve conflicts in wire tapping laws and rulings. Senator Ervin noted federal laws haven’t stopped tapping while Senator Dodd urged stiff penalties for officials and detectives. The panel also weighs amendments to the Battle Act regarding aid to satellite nations.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
New York
Senate
Styles Bridges
N. H
Russia
Communist
China
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Local Residents Named in Address Listing
Dominic Romeo 55 Edenburg RD 1 Mrs James Davis 43 210 E Reynolds St Benjamin FE Taylor 77 15 Oak wood Ave Mrs Nona L Vaughn Riverside Calif Lloyd Avon Wright 47 17S Mer cer St
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James Davis
Reynolds St
Benjamin FE. Taylor
Oakwood Ave
Lloyd Avon Wright
Mercer St
GNCA Dinner Spotlight On A Changing World
The GNCA annual dinner tomorrow features Dr. John H. Furbay as speaker at 6:30 p.m. in The Cathedral. In Chicago funeral services will be held Wednesday for Frances Peck Grover 75 a pioneer newspaper critic known as Mae Tinee who died Monday in Evanston Illinois.
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GNCA
John H. Furbay
Chicago
UPI
Frances Peck Grover
Pioneer
Rebels Snub ICC as Laos Peace Talks Open
In Vientiane Laos government aides meet ICC chair Samar Sen while pro Communist rebels flee to Hanoi and Peiping. North Viet Nam Radio reports Souvanna Phouma and Pathet Lao leaders have left for Geneva. The ICC aims to verify cease fire while rebels boycott King Savang Vathana’s assembly.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Geneva
International Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Commission
Samar Sen
Prince Boun Oum
Phoumi Nosavan
Chao Sopsaisana
ICC
Xieng Kouang
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Souvanna Phouma
Peiping
United States
Savang Vathana
U.S
Mohawk Area Directors Approve New Teacher Salary Scale
Mohawk Area directors approve a revised salary schedule to attract and retain teachers. Under H. Ross Strodecker’s plan, one to two years earn $400 more, three to four years $300, five to nine years $200, and ten years $100, with a state mandate adding $200 for those below maximum.
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Mohawk Area
H. Ross Strodecker
Mohawk
Manford E. Brockway
Mahoning
Patsy J. Panella
West rejects Soviet Berlin talks proposal
Western powers rejected a Soviet bid for direct Moscow Bonn negotiations on Germany and Berlin. Rusk, Home, Couve de Murville and von Braun joined in the stance with NATO to handle the issue as joint Western responsibility. Adenauer awaits Khrushchev memo response while a four power committee in Washington will draft strategy.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
West Germany
Moscow
Berlin
U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council of Ministers
Adenauer
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow-Bonn
Kennedy Signs Relief Bill Expands Aid for Needy Families
President Kennedy signed a new law expanding federal aid for needy families with children. The program will reimburse states for much of the cost of relief, with an estimated 500,000 children and 200,000 adults expected to receive benefits by next July.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Treasury
Daily Weather Report Positive Showers and Thunderstorms End Today
Cloudy with showers and thunderstorms ending this afternoon. Showers possibly heavy at times with a slight change in temperature. Highs around 66 to 72 and a low of 41 to 47. Partly cloudy and cooler Wednesday with a 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. today showing max 72 min 54 precip 0.56 rain river stage 9.4 feet. One year ago periods show max 60 min 39.
Damage Hits Ellwood City as Storm Pounds Rose Point
A wind and rain storm tore through New Castle area harming Ellwood City. The event damaged roofs and downed trees and poles while injuring a local boy and affecting Rose Point and Princeton. Damage estimates run in the thousands.
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New Castle News
Norwood Ave
Lawrence County
Ellwood Boy
New Castle
Rose Point
Princeton
Ellwood City
Boy
Floods and Tornadoes Ravage Six States Cause Deadly Damage
Torrential rains and tornadoes sweep from the Great Lakes to the Gulf with at least 34 known deaths across Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Indiana and Illinois. Rivers threaten 24 year high floods as towns report widespread destruction and multiple injuries including an 8 year old injured in Ellwood City.
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Linos
Gulf of Mexico
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Valley
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
U.S. Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Gulf
Atlantic Seaboard
Texas
New York State
New Orleans
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Hopkinsville
Petersberg
Elliston
Ind
Indianapolis
Union Board Proposes Budget Amid Local Protests
The Union Area Joint School Board introduced an 812 946 budget with a five mill tax rise provoking protests from about 40 residents. They cited an 18 325 estimated budget increase and a 101 000 bond as factors while debating options to close a 62 062 deficit and a 2 400 000 new school plan.
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Union Area Joint School Board
New Castle News Spelling Winners To Face Western Pennsylvania
Four winners from the New Castle News spell ing bees travel to Pittsburgh to contest in the Western Pennsylvania finals at Schenley High School. Contestants include Edward Huff Suzanne Mills Lynn Whiteside and Sandy Guy as top district and city champions competing with 60 others to reach Washington DC for nationals. Joseph Williams of the Pitts burgh Press will pronounce words with judges drawn from area educators.
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The
New Castle News
Pittsburgh
Sandy Guy
Neil Guy
Wampum
Ellwood
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Joseph Williams
Pittsburgh Press Promotion Department
Williams
Western Pennsylvania
Jack M. French
Lawrence County
French
Howard S. Stewart
Raymond F. Gibb
Milton Pattison
Anthony Wehrle
St. Joseph Church
Charles Barnhart
Ellwood City Schools
Pirates Die On Gallows in Bahamas Executions
Alvin Table Jr. of Bridgeton New Jersey and Billy W Lees of Fortow Ark were hanged at Foxhill Prison Nassau Bahamas in a double execution. They were the first white men executed in the Bahamas in over two centuries for murder. Warden Byron Pinder said both faced death as well as could be expected and offered no trouble. Newsmen were barred from witnessing.
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Nassau
Atlantic
The Rain God J Pluvius Gets a Break for Now
A playful note praises J Pluvius for providing rain to crops but jokes about too much rain at times. The writer hopes for more rain while J P leaves for a break, noting a current temperature of sixty five degrees.
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J. Pluvius
J.P
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dominic Romeo
Edenburg RD
Nona L. Vaughn
Riverside, Calif
Strodecker
Herbert Edwards
Parentteacher Association
Inside Today
Business World
Eaee
Re Society Pos
Ee TV Log Eee
JFK
Daily Weather Report
By Don Bodnar
News
United Press International
David Tammaro
Ewing Park Field
Ellwood City General Hospital
Paul Allen
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Michael K. Miller
Highland Ave
Pennsylvania Power Co
Ralph Williams
Marchline Fava
Lee Camper
Shenango St
Ance
Eugene Hill
Fred Vannatten
First National Bank of
Edward Huff
Suzanne Mills
Iynn Whiteside
Sandy
Arthur Mometer
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