Selling America Key World Issue Seen By Speaker
Dr. John H. Furbay of Trans World Airlines urged selling America to the uncivilized world as a defense against communism. Speaking to about 550 at the Greater New Castle Association dinner at The Cathedral, he cited air travel and modern communication transforming a two-thirds world population and suggested Madison Avenue style selling as the answer.
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America
Greater New Castle Association
John H. Furbay
Air World Education
Trans World Airlines
Africa
Furbay
Madison Ave
Bush
Public Transportation Authority Posts April Loss Amid Higher Fuel Tax
The Public Transportation Authority reports an April loss of 298.52 dollars, the first since last October, with total income 18 271.95 and expenses 18 570.47. Since March 1959 the service shows a cumulative 10 247.83 loss, despite prior profits in 1960. Weather calls for sun and warmth with scattered clouds and light rain likely in the southeast, highs 63 to 68 north and 66 to 72 south, tonight 42 to 47 north and 46 to 51 south.
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Public Transportation Authority
Marjorie Freeman
Notable Residents Named in County Notice
Mrs. Patsy Lordi, 57, Ellwood City. William S. Baird, Arkport RD 2, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Lordi
Ellwood City
William S. Baird
Arkport RD
N.Y
Taylor City Vote Stated on School Merger Petition
The Taylor City School Board voted to petition county commissioners to place a November ballot question on merging Taylor Two and New Castle schools into a union district. Dr. Howard S. Stewart of New Castle Schools warned of uncertain future legislation and noted tuition implications if mergers occur.
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Taylor Two
New Castle
Taylor
Loward S. Stewart
Stewart
Ellwood City
Shenango Township
Dorothy Rosenthal
City school budget introduces $3,597,554 with 33 mill tax
A 33 mill levy backs a $3,597,554 city school budget to be on display for 20 days starting tomorrow. The figure, revised from earlier totals, faces further cuts and a potential tax hike, with Board President William E. Thompson opposing the levy and advocating retrenchment amid a heated board debate.
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Buyet Committee
William E. Thompson
Joseph W Cooper
JFKs Press Policy Charged as Suppression
Senator Hugh Scott charged the Kennedy administration with suppressing and controlling national government news. He said the information policy is drastic and dangerous, accusing the White House of heavy handed public relations tactics and press self restraint requests on national security reporting.
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Washington
UPI
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Kennedy
Scott
Republican National Committee
Senate
GOP
City School Board Reaffirms Hildebrand as Business Manager
The city school board voted 7 to 2 to keep Jack R. Hildebrand as business manager, despite public criticism. A motion to remove him failed as questions linger about duties after splitting secretary-business manager roles. Elizabeth Brudin refused the secretary duties, and President Thompson defended the selection amid outside letters and local opposition. The total salary will be about $100 less than the previous combined post. (Continued on Page 2)
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Jack R. Hildebrand
Hildebrand
C. L. Hawkins
New Castle
Thompsoon
Miss Brudin
Neshannock unit trims budget amid tax cut drive
Neshannock school directors cut the proposed tax from 14 to 3 mills and shelved a new 10 per capita tax. They also reinstated 55000 in state reimbursement, anticipating real estate valuation changes. The $834651.04 budget relies on a 22 mill levy with $40770 in admin and instruction costs, session to adopt by May 31.
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Neshannock
B. J. Hanlon
Hanlon
State House
David L. Lawrence
State Senate
William J. Lane
Senate
Democrats
Vncard
General Administration
Senate Disputes AFL-CIO No-Strike Policy Impact
Senate investigator cites 39 work stoppages at missile bases since mid February, challenging the unions policy for curbing strikes. AFL CIO department head Haggerty says the plan is generally successful and will improve, as Gold berg moves to curb slowdowns and favors a no-strike board to settle disputes.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Afl-Cio
Building Trades Department
Jerome Adlerman
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
C. J
Neil) Haggerty
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Kennedy
New St. Vitus Building Plan Recognized Nationally
St. Vitus parish plans a $500 000 circular church and rectory on Maitland Street to replace an inadequate building. Architect P Arthur D Ora zio designed the masonry structure with semi circular seating skylight stained glass and expansive facilities. Groundbreaking is planned this year despite funding delays as Rev Joseph Fabbri marks his fifth anniversary.
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St. Vitus
Maitland St
Joseph Fabbri
Father Fabbri
St. Vitus Parish
National Conference On Church Architecture
Pittsburgh
P. Arthur D'Orazio
Fabbri
Nicholas DeVita
Fab‘bri
Father DeVita
Board Accepts Resignation of City School Superintendent
Dr. Howard S. Stewart’s resignation as city superintendent of schools was accepted by New Castle directors with regret. He will become registrar at Westminster College with duties ending Sept. 1. He plans a concentrated effort in June to August to finalize staff, schedules, and plans for three new elementary buildings and other tasks.
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Howard S. Stewart
New Castle
Stewart
Westminster College
Westminster
City of New
Mystery over Air France Constellation crash in Sahara
Aviation experts in Paris and Algiers investigated the Air France four engine Constellation crash in the southern Sahara that killed 78 aboard including five relatives of a U S diplomat. Sabotage or a sudden fire and explosion are considered possible causes.
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Air France
Algiers
API
Paris
Orly
Maurice Bellonte
Pierre Marion
Fort Lamy
Chad
Marseille
Free on high bond for Ellwood City burglary
Ronnie Claytor 19 was released on a 12000 property bond while his 20 year old companion Thomas Houk remains jailed on 12000 bond. Both pleaded innocent to burglary and conspiracy in Ellwood City with a June 5 grand jury presentation set. The victim Cosmo Geneviva reported the unreported 150000 theft from a basement safe during a Florida vacation.
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Ellwood City
Ronnie Claytor
David Claytor
Keystone Way
Thomas Houk
Marsh Hotel
Koppel
Howard B. Hanna
Cosmo S
Florida
Geneviva
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New Castle News
GNCA
Herman W. Green
Daily Weather Report
Inside Today
Fa Fen
Business World
Washington, D.C
Thompson
Lester F. Johns
Johns
Glenn McCracken
McCracken
Rose Ave
Thaddeus Stevens
JFK
City School Board
Elizabeth 5. Brudin
Wutyy
Neshannock Unit
Whittles
Arthur Mometer
Senate Proper Disputes Union
New
Sahara
Sahara Desert
Alan Lukens
U.S
Bangui
Central African Republic
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