Nixon to address Viet peace on TV tonight
President Nixon will speak on Vietnam peace prospects in a televised address. Despite earlier denials, the talk is expected to reveal little spectacular and keep focus on the president.
14 May 1969
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1969
Page
1
President Nixon will speak on Vietnam peace prospects in a televised address. Despite earlier denials, the talk is expected to reveal little spectacular and keep focus on the president.
The Mohawk Area School Board approves a $2,008,596 budget with an eight mill real estate tax hike to 55 mills, expected revenue of $684,661, and salaries set at $6,000 for teachers the state minimum. Administrative raises undecided. expenditures rise from last year in most categories.
Pennsylvania private parochial enrollments rose 4.8 percent to 139 785 this year while full time teachers declined 2.8 percent. Shenango Area teachers will receive raises without tax increases, with pay scales and benefits detailed by Supervising Principal Anthony Venturella.
Communist rockets hit Da Nang killing 22 and wounding 21 as battles southeast and near the city add to the weeklong toll. U S Marines report 11 dead and 22 wounded in related fighting while 196 guerrillas are said killed in four days of assaults. B52s bomb targets from Saigon toward the Cambodian border ahead of Secretary Rogers visit.
Bernard J. McCormick resigns as Pittsburgh school superintendent after less than a year in office citing health. He notes doctors warned against fatigue and states he cannot reduce workload without abandoning duties. Unrest, protests, and a push for higher pay by the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers accompanied his tenure.
At a public hearing on zoning revisions, Neshannock Township planners push for a 750 acre industrial park in the northwest near the Beaver Valley Expressway with a further 1100 acres planned nearby. Residents debate need amid sewage questions and tax impact.
The New Castle Area Education Association votes 138 to 101 to stage professional seminars and push for a $900 raise for 408 teachers as the school board meets tonight. President Raymond I Keffer says nonmembers will join in support.
The first all black government in a biracial Mississippi town pledges a law and order platform with gun and knife limits. Charles Evers and five black council members prepare to take office July 7 and lead a prayer at Hollywood Baptist Church as budget talks and teacher pay disputes unfold amid school funding changes and state reimbursements.
The forecast shows mild unsettled conditions with clouds and a chance of showers across most areas. Northwest regions should clear to mostly sunny skies by afternoon with highs in the 60s to low 70s. Tonight stays fair and mild with lows in the 40s. Thursday brings sunny warmer weather with highs mid 60s to mid 70s.
Rep. Clark MacGregor formally urged the House Judiciary Committee to open a preliminary inquiry into alleged failure of good behavior by Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas. Rep. H R Gross warned he would push impeachment if Fortas does not resign or clarify his ties to financier Louis E Wolfson. Senate conviction would need two thirds.
Cornell biologist Dr Lamont Cole warns that disasters like the Torrey Canyon spill could devastate photosynthesis in the North Sea. National figures say the US faces regional water shortages due to planning and pollution, while 97 percent of fresh water lies in aquifers. Over use, saltwater intrusion, waste disposal, and heated discharge threaten underground stores.
The Pentagon halted its planned cross country shipment of 27,000 tons of poison gas and other nerve agents until the National Academy of Sciences conducts an independent review. The Defense Department backed down amid congressional and public protests and will wait for NAS findings before moving forward.
Five local residents are named in a brief obituary notice dated Wednesday May 14 1969. Frances Broschart 85 of 933 Warren Ave Lucy Moffatt 83 of 442 Neshannock Ave Frank E Rheinhart 83 of 239 West Pittsburg Rd Chauncey R Brock 58 of 111 West Oakwood Way Guiseppe Romeo 75 of Hillsville are listed with ages and residences.
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