Campaigns End Today In Quiet State Elections
Pennsylvania voters prepared for a light turnout in Tuesday primaries as party organizations finalized last minute appeals. Republicans favored Scranton and McSparran in the gubernatorial race while Democrats eyed Dilworth as the likely nominee with few statewide contests limiting voter mobilization.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
U.S
Republican Organization
William W. Scranton
GOP
J. Collins McSparran
Richardson Dilworth
Thiel College Leader to Speak at Citizen Award Banquet
Thiel College President Dr Chauncey Bly will address the sixth annual distinguished citizen award banquet at 6 30 p m May 23 in the Cathedral. New Castle Optimist Club sponsors the event honoring Norman FE Clark president of First Federal Savings and Loan Assn for community service.
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Chauncey G. Bly
Thiel College
Cathedral
New Castle
City Cleanup Week Starts Across Wards
City cleanup week began today in the Sixth and Seventh Wards with others scheduled by day. Residents must place trash at curbs by 6 a.m. in liftable containers. no return trips, and ashes stones or dirt will not be collected.
Area Spellers Eliminated In Western Pennsylvania Finals
Local entrants from Lawrence County failed to advance in the Western Pennsylvania spelling bee finals. James Fishe, Carol Walls, Carol Lynn Peterson, and James Barber Jr. missed on tough words amid tense proceedings. Darlene Ropchock from Munson School won and earned a trip to Washington, D C, plus prizes.
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Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
James Fishe
New Castle
Carol Walls
Carol Lynn Peterson
Ellwood City
James Barber Jr
Fishe
George Washington Junior High School
Shenango
Barber
St. Vitus
Darlene Ropchock
Clearfield County
Munson School
Washington, D. C
New Castle News
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Ss
French Extend Emergency Measures Against OAS in Algeria
Algiers reports drastic weekend actions bolster French crackdown on the OAS. Oran city council dismissed, 27 000 fresh troops moved into Oran and Algiers, and European police replaced by Arabs or metropolitan French natives. Bombings kill eight and wound eighteen, raising this year's toll to four thousand five hundred twenty nine dead and eight thousand five hundred sixteen wounded.
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Algiers
UPI
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Oran
France
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
What Shall I Serve Cooking School Host Peppered Menus
Two National Live Stock and Meat Board home economists Mary Metag and Mary Meyer will present beef veal pork and lamb demonstrations over four days at Cathedral. Recipes include pizza with ground beef log stews and lamb dishes with fruit glazes. Schedule shows sessions at 1 15 p.m. on Tue Thu Fri and 7 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Food Department
National
Live Stock and Meat Board
Mary Metag
Mary Meyer
Cathedral
Pennsylvania Power Co
The
New Castle News
Dilworth pledges support for state programs and school reform
Democratic candidate Richardson Dilworth promises continuation of state programs. He backs the school reorganization plan and efforts to develop industry highways and recreation. He cites education as key to attracting electronics chemical and nuclear industries and notes Pennsylvania’s tax climate and balanced budget.
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Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Spanish Prince Weds in Greece in Dual Ceremonies
Prince Juan Carlos and Princess Sophie of Greece wed in two ceremonies reflecting Catholic and Orthodox traditions. Officials from both nations and about 150 royal guests attended in Athens. A throng of nearly half a million cheered as the couple rode in a gold carriage. Sophie, 23, converts to Roman Catholicism. the Greek ceremony followed at the Church of the Annunciation to recognize the marriage. Sophie wore diamond jewelry and a long train. eight bridesmaids, all titled princesses, accompanied her.
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Athens
UPI
Juan Carlos
Spain
Sophie
Greece
Paul
Church of St. Dennis
Bomb Found Under Car Hood in Weirton Man’s Vehicle
A bomb with 13 sticks of dynamite was found under the hood of Henry J. Barber’s car after he drove from Chester West Virginia to EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio. Police dismantled it. authorities said a new generator insulation and faulty wiring prevented detonation.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
UPI
Weirton
W. Va
Henry J. Barber
Barber
Chester
Americo Radeschi
Radeschi
Daily Weather Report Notes Warm Temperatures East and West
Considerable cloudiness eastern portion this morning with mainly sunny skies elsewhere. Highs range 82 to 87 west of the Alleghenies and 76 to 82 east. Tonight fair and mild with lows 60 to 65. Tuesday sees continued warmth and sun. River stages near 5.0 feet. No precipitation recorded.
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The
Alleghenys
Deaths and ages listed in local death records
Death notice roundup shows Leonard Tomasello 44 from Bessemer. John DiCaprio 85 of 710 S. Mill St. J. Kennedy 39 of 1 Maple. Nellie Jaskola 76 of Wampum Rd 1. Ray Creswell 61 of 10 Spring St. Hattie Moore 70 of 105 W. Lawrence Ave. Eva Clarke 93 from Ellwood City. other names include Mrs C D Updegraff and Mrs H Moore.
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C. D. Updegraff
E. Liverpool
O. Giovanni (John) DiCaprio
S. Mill St
J. Kennedy
Nellie Jaskola
Wampum RD
H. R
Ray Wallace) Creswell
Spring St
Hattie Moore
W. Lawrence Ave
Eva Clarke
Ellwood City
Pathologist Named First Fulltime Doctor at New Castle Hospital
Dr. Golden Selin selected as the first fulltime pathologist at New Castle Hospital effective August 1. He comes from Allentown General Hospital and succeeds the late part time director Dr. William E. Goodpastor. The appointment was announced by Sister Mary John.
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Golden Selin
New Castle Hospital
Selin
Allentown General Hospital
Mary John
Robert Bovard
Greenville
William E. Goodpastor
Goodpastor
University of Minnesota
New York Medical College
L. Jaffe
Bone and Joint Disease Hospital
New York City
Allentown
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Senate expands Estes inquiry as tips flow from officials
Senate subcommittee widens its probe into Billie Sol Estes with aid from unnamed labor and agriculture employees who reportedly tipped the panel. Mundt says several workers sent leads, some driven by envy and others by calls for clean government, as hearings begin next month.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
Karl Mundt
R-S. D
Labor and Agriculture Departments
Estes
Mundt
GOP
Texas
Fstes
Agriculture Department
Mittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
South Dakota Republican
United Press International
General Accounting Office
Jerrry Holleman
Weekend accidents injure twenty in area traffic
Twenty people were injured in area traffic mishaps over the weekend. In Slippery Rock nine were hurt in a two car crash at New Castle and Main streets with several admitted to Grove City Hospital in satisfactory condition. Eleven others were injured in Lawrence County incidents with no serious injuries reported. Police identified drivers Allan Woodmancy and Ronald Dunn and noted multiple Grove City College students among the injured. Three children were hurt in a rear end collision near Cascade Park and Pa 65, with one head injury. State police charged John Anthony with following too closely.
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Slippery Rock
New Castle
Main Streets
Grove City Hospital
Bashline Memorial Hospital
Lawrence County
Gus E. Kelly
Allan Woodmancy
Sharpsville
Susan Snowden
Beaver Falls
Carol Treharne
Pittsburgh
Elaine Hennanson
Port Alleghany
Bushline Hospital
Dunn
Robert Lowash
Perry Beighly
Slippery Rock RD
Sowash
Kelly
Cascade Park
Tracie Mraz
New Castle Hospital
John
Dennis Augustine
Titans Tour Begins June 25 in Colombia
Westminster College basketball team the Titans start their South American tour in Bogota on June 25. They travel with Grambling State and depart New York or Pittsburgh, with a June 21–23 lead up from New Wilmington. The itinerary runs through August 5 with stops in Lima Antofagasta Santiago Buenos Aires Montevideo Rio de Janeiro and other cities. Coach Buzz Ridg and seven players travel with Betty Rid and children Betsy and Jack, plus possibly Asst. Coach Cleve Oliver.
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Westminster College
Bogota
Colombia
Titans
Grambling College of Louisiana
New York
Pittsburgh
Westminster
Columbia
Lima
Peru
Antofagasta
Chile
Santiago
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montevideo
Uruguary
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Buzz Ridh
Rich
Betty Rid
Betsy
Jack
Cleve Oliver
US orders 1000 troops to Udon after Laotian clash
American forces move toward the Laotian border as 1000 men from the 25th Division's 27th Infantry are sent to Udon in Thailand following rebels driving the royal Lao army from northwestern Laos. 7th Fleet Marines stand by for potential landings while Thai reinforcements rush to the border.
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Washington
25Th Army
Udon
Mekong River
Laos
Thailand
7Th Fleet
Indochina
Okinawa
Hawaii
U.S
Sarit Thanarat
Radio Moscow
Peiping
Kong le
United States
Royal la First
Vientiane
Prince Boun
Public housing loan to fund 150 new units in New Castle
Congressman Frank M. Clark announced a 27500 loan from the Public Housing Administration to the Lawrence County Housing Authority for preliminary plans for 150 new public housing units in New Castle. About 100 units are to be designed for elderly residents, bringing the city total to 450 units.
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Public Housing Administration
Frank M. Clark
New Castle
Clark
Lawrence County Housing Authority
Neighbor golfer mocks the day with steady drive
The neighbor is seen at dawn and dusk chasing a golf ball into a cup. He works on a looping hook and a slice while cursing under his breath. The scene notes golf across various courses as the weather stays seventy nine degrees.
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Dr. Bly
Ralph Audino
Daily Weather Report
Leonard Tomasello
Bessem
TV Log Ee 7A
Society
Ee Sports
New Wilmington
Southeast Asia
Lcha Ak
Arthur Mometer
Ernest Crawford
Jim Fleeger
National Police
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