Khrushchev Boycotts Summit as Berlin Crisis Deepens
Paris reports Khrushchev refused to attend an emergency summit session. Communist sources say he plans drastic moves against West Berlin, including a potential separate peace with East Germany to end four power rights in the approaches to West Berlin.
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Paris
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
East Berlin
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Berlin
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Eimbassy
Germany
Russia
Festive Favorites Opens First Session of Cooking School
The New Castle News and Pennsylvania Power Co sponsor a four day cooking school at The Cathedral starting at 1 15 p m with demonstrations by Carolann Hammersten and Mary Meat tag from the National Livestock and Meat Board. Topics include Food Fads Foods of the Future and Parade of Foods. Prizes of groceries and a grand prize will be awarded and recipes distributed. Wins from a recent recipe contest will be announced Friday.
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New Castle News
Pennsylvania Power Co
Carolann Hammersten
Miss Hammersten
Mary Metag
National Livestock and Meat Board
Dept. of Agriculture
Gates Orders Readiness Test From Paris
The Pentagon disclosed Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr ordered a mysterious combat readiness test for all U.S. commands from Paris. The unannounced drill checked overseas high speed communications and alert status of the armed forces, amid public jitters and reports of interceptor scrambles.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
U.S
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Paris
Defense Department
Gates
America
Eisenhower
Strategic Air Command
Inside Today's News
A terse classified style note from the paper references the news desk and wants ads line with phone numbers 4-665 for NEWS PHONES and 8-8511 for WANT ADS, indicating contact details for reader submissions and advertisements.
Dedication Set for Bessemer Post Office Building
Bessemer plans a 2 p m Saturday dedication of its new 71000 Post Office Borough Building with Harold W Miller and Congressman Frank M Clark among speakers. Ceremony includes open house and participation by Mohawk area school band, Legion color guard, and local officials.
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Bessemer
Harold W. Miller
Post Office Department
Wayne Davis
Bessemer Limestone and Cement Co
The
Castle Stationery Co
New Castle
Carletti
Steve Dmetryk
Mohawk Area
American Legion Post 638
E. Poland Ave
Maple Dr property owners seek injunction over storm sewer
Judge John S. Powers sets a 9 a.m. June 1 preliminary hearing on a bid by three Maple Dr property owners to halt Neshannock Twp and the city from permitting new connections to the Wilmington and Euclid Aves storm sewer. They seek $1,197 in damages for sewer overflows into their properties and homes.
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John S. Powers
Maple Dr
Neshannock
New Castle Council of Churches elects Trusel to third term
James Trusel a layman of Second UP Church was re elected to his third term as president of the New Castle Council of Churches at the victory dinner held at Northminster UP Church last night
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James Trusel
New Castle
Richard Hawke
King’s Chapel Methodist
Theodore Jackson
Second Baptist
Arthur Minick
Nancy Hoover
First Christian
Jack Sisley
Wesley Methodist
A. Culmer Schultz
Warren
First Methodist Church
Schultz
Johnson May Seek Senate Vote On Aid Bill Over veto
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson plans a possible Senate vote to override President Eisenhower’s veto of the aid bill but faces likely defeat as only 45 senators back the measure. Johnson may instead send the bill back to the Banking Committee for more study.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Kefauver
FDA
Henry Welch
Antibiotics
Planning Meeting Called on Regional Planning
A joint meeting to discuss regional planning is planned for June 6 involving the Wilmington wp Board of Supervisors, the township planning commission, and the school board. Eugene Kendall supports joining regional planning, while Walter Wagner and William H. Wilson oppose and did not attend. A Push to sell the plan to residents includes education efforts and prepared literature from Heinz Fenichel of the Lawrence Regional Planning Commission.
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Wilmington
Wp Board of Supervisors
Township Planning Commission
Eugene Kendall
Kendall
Walter Wagner
William H. Wilson
Ray Atkinson
Heinz Fenichel
Lawrence
Football Writer Wins Prize for Neshannonnock Mud Bath Story
Thad Bukowski of The News earned first prize in the Better Writing Contest from the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association and the Pennsylvania State University journalism department. His Nov 2 1959 feature recounted the Neshannock vs Wilmington high school mud soaked game and the field’s soggy conditions amid a downpour.
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Thad Bukowski
The
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Assn
Pennsylvania Society of Newspaper
Journalism Department
Pennsylvania State University
Neshannock
Bukowski
Wilmington
Kennedy Favored In Maryland Democratic Primary
Maryland voters faced a warm day as Senator John F. Kennedy led the Democratic presidential primary with Wayne Morse as the sole other candidate. A Kennedy victory would add 24 delegates and push him toward the nomination, with officials predicting about 300,000 Democrats voting.
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Baltimore
Cloudy Warm Conditions With Showers and Storms Today
Weather today remains warm with scattered showers and thunderstorms through tonight. Showers end early Wednesday with partial clearing and cooler temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. highs near 70s and nights near 50s. 24 hour stats show max 87, min 52, precip 0.16 inch. river stage 7.4 feet. One year ago today max 56, min 35, precip 0.10 inch. river 6.3 feet.
Midwest Storm Tears Through Midwest and Plains
A powerful storm system struck the Midwest and plains with tornadoes high winds and heavy rain causing widespread damage. Keokuk Iowa faced 80 mph winds while Illinois Missouri and Wisconsin reported outages flash flood warnings and downed power lines.
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United Press International
Midwest
Plains
Keokuk
Iowa
Ilinois
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
North St. Louis
St. Louis
Edwardsville
Ill
First Ward delay slows new city assessment notices
City Assessor George D. Gregg reports first notices of changes in the triennial assessment will go out in about two weeks after finishing work in the First Ward. Notices require protests within 30 days, or changes become final for 1961 taxes. Gregg aims to canvass the city by September despite delays. He quipped that his needs are a pair of shoes and more gas.
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George D. Gregg
Gregg
Mahoning Two landfill talks postponed amid protests
The Mahoning Two Board of Supervisors again failed to act on licensing three state approved landfill oper ators drawing protests from about six residents. Chairman Lawrence Rich warned actions may continue and city bids for garbage pickup open next Tuesday.
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Mahoning
Board of Supervisors
Lawrence Rich
Rich
City Coun
George Zambelli
Nashua Harbor Rd
North Beaver
Khrushchev presses Berlin ultimatum as U.S. tensions rise
UPI reports Khrushchev faces internal dissent in the Soviet Union amid a harsh U-2 backlash and disarmament shifts. He threatens a separate peace treaty with East Germany if Eisenhower does not apologize, while Moscow signals unilateral Berlin moves and warns against force.
Death Record Joe Edwin Scott 65 in Bessemer
Joe Edwin Scott aged 65 died in Bessemer with burial arrangements pending. The record lists Mrs. Andrew Fair age 66 of 1016 North Jefferson Street as a related contact.
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Joe Edwin Scott
Bessemer
Mrs. Andrew Fair
Jefferson St
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