Kennedy Seizes Maryland Victory Boosts Delegates
Senator John F Kennedy won the Maryland Democratic primary with about 70 percent and secured 24 delegate votes. Morse trailed far behind as Kennedy led in pledged and known first ballot support with 275 convention votes, while Oregon faced a tougher five man race otherwise.
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Baltimore
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Maryland
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Kennedy
Morse
United Press International
Torbert H. MacDonald
Dmass
Los Angeles
Massachusetts
Senate
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Corcoran Questioned by House Influence Panel Over FPC Ties
Thomas G. Corcoran a former New Deal adviser and now a public utilities lawyer earning 60900 yearly was summoned for questioning by the House Influence Investigating Subcommittee. They will ask about his contacts with Federal Power Commission members and possible influence on FPC decisions amid denials by the commissioners.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas G. Corcoran
New Deal
Public
House
Corcoran
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Commission
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Kiwanis Club launches Junior Achievement program
The Kiwanis Club and service groups launched a Junior Achievement drive at The Castleton with a steering committee of 17 leaders from business, industry, and education. Supt. Dr. Howard S. Stewart and School Board President William Thompson endorsed the effort as essential to schooling in New Castle. Henry E. Heffner of Junior Achievement, Inc. outlined groundwork for community education on free enterprise to sustain the program.
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Castleton
Howard S. Stewart
William Thompson
Dr. Stewart
Henry E. Heffner
Junior Achievement, Inc
New Castle
Stewnhorses
Stewart
Butler
Heffner
LRPC OKs Application for Federal Funds
The Lawrence Regional Planning Commission approved the regional planning application for federal aid. Heinz Fenichel, executive director, said final submission to the federal government will wait on further word. The commission seeks up to 52000 in federal assistance.
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Lawrence Regional Planning Commission
Heinz Fenichel
LRPC
LAPC
Fenichel
New Castle Budget Report Shows Mixed Department Variances
City officials report four month spending totals with Public Affairs at 33 537 above and Streets Parks and Public Property well above or below average. Rainey notes four month actual spending 450 085 against 453 320 budgeted.
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New Castle
Robert W. Rainey
Rainey
Department of Public Affairs
Herman F. Steinbrink
Department of Public Safety
Howard L. Reynolds
Department of Streets and Public Improvements
Gene Schweinsberg
Department of Parks and Public Property
Richard H. Biddle
Public Safety Department
Streets Department
Parks Department
Kitchen Classics Opens With Modern Cooking Display
The four day cooking school at The Cathedral opened with 850 homemakers attending. Richard E. Rentz presided as co sponsor and public service event, with Miss Carolana Hammersten and Miss Mary Metag presenting as lecturers. The Pennsylvania Power Co. helped sponsor the program.
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Cathedral
Richard E. Rentz
Tortie Homemakers
Pennsylvania Power Co
Carolana Hammersten
Mary Metag
Weather and clinic update from New Castle area
Partial clearing today with a high of 64 to 72 and cooler tonight as temperatures dip to the upper 40s. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a high of 68 to 75. A Low Cost Anti Polio Vaccine Clinic arrives at Jameson Memorial Hospital and runs 3 to 9 30 p m at New Castle High School Field House with nursing staff and volunteers inoculating residents under 21 with consent slips available at the clinic and schools. The event includes demonstrations on cooking and food topics but the clinic focus remains on immunizations and hours extended for the six hour clinic. Weather statistics show a morning high of 81 and low of 53 with .31 inches of rain and a 7.1 foot river stage.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle High School
Lawrence County Medical Society
New Castle
Cuban Catholics Warned On Reds
In Havana the Catholic Church acts against Communism under Fidel Castro. A pastoral letter signed by Archbishop Enrique Perez Serantes of Santiago warns Catholics and echoes to all Cubans to avoid any cooperation with Marxist atheistic Communism. The letter targets Oriente Province but circulates nationwide.
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Havana
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Santiago
Enrique Perez Serantes
Perez
Castro
Oriente
Death notices list local residents’ ages and addresses
The May 18 1960 death record lists Micele Hraczo two weeks old at 1026 Ryan Ave Pietro Cicci 76 of 1313 Scioto St Mrs Thomas J McNeill 66 Beaver Pa Jack Garrett 85 W Middle Sex Rd 1 Clarence Audley Brown 59 508 Court St George W Lawton Sr 66 936 Moravia St Mrs James R Spear 110 Pine St.
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Micele Hraczo
Ryan Ave
Pietro Cicci
Scioto St
Thomas J. NcNeill
Beaver
Jack Garrett
W. Middlesex
Clarence Audley Brown
Court St
George W. Lawton Sr
Moravia St
James R. Spear
Pine St
Cut Out Frills In Education Committee Told
A Harrisburg hearing urged returning to old fashioned discipline in Pennsylvania schools and using a monthly report card. Mrs Eliza Smith of the Allegheny County League of Women Voters called for stricter respect for teachers and elders and better grades based on achievement. Dr Paul Fink noted underfunded gifted programs and said brains are not a handicap. State groups opposed statewide mandated teacher raises, favoring local merit pay administration.
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Harrisburg
UPL
Pennsylvania
Eliza KO Smith
Allegheny County League of Women Voters
Yayman
Paul Fink
Allentown
Public Instruction Department
Pennsylvania Assn
Fink
Vink
State Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Farmers Assn
Cheers greet Ike as Khrushchev faces hostile crowds
In Paris Khrushchev, booed by French crowds blaming him for a new world crisis, hurls more insults at Eisenhower and the United States as statesmen prepare to depart for home.
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Ike
Paris
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Nixon calls Khrushchev move a major blunder in Paris clash
Vice President Nixon said Khrushchev’s decision to end the four power summit was a major blunder that alienated world opinion. He noted Eisenhower planned to offer UN use of U S high altitude U 2 planes for a global open skies program and to appoint a UN aerial surveillance force. Nixon defended Eisenhower and outlined his departure to Buffalo after a New York stop.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nixon
Eisenhower
United Nations
New York State
U.S
John Ro Taber
RNY
Buffalo
Fisenhower
Inside Today's News Pace Pace Classifieds and Features
Classifieds and sections list include FM Ree 3 comics 32 society cross word 16 editorial 4 sports Ellwood 24 stocks obituary theaters and news phones want ads listing contact numbers OL 4-6051 and -4511 for classified inquiries.
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Pace Pace
Cross Word
Ellwood
Polio survivor Kathy Wallace beats odds after polio clash
Ten year old Kathy Wallace battled paralytic polio six years ago before Salk vaccine. She underwent multiple operations at Jameson Memorial and Children’s hospitals, regained mobility, returned to school as an honor student in fifth grade at New Bedford Elementary. She participates in Girl Scouts, 4 H, piano, choir, and leads a club with friends. She also faced chicken pox, measles, and a broken arm but remains optimistic.
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Kathy Wallace
Kathy
New Bedford
Girl Scouts
New Bedford United Presbyterian Church
Census figures show slight growth in Lawrence County
Preliminary and unofficial census data released today lists Lawrence County at 112 167 residents up from 105 120 in 1950. Ellwood City counts 12 363, with other municipalities Shenango Township and Neshannock Township shown in the report. The official totals will be released by President Eisenhower in December. Hi lo weather notes from New York and the South Pole station show 101 in Presidio Texas and minus 66 to minus 49 readings.
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Lawrence County
Herman F. Steinbrink
Delbert D. Denniston
Steinbrink
Ellwood City
Beaver County
Shenango
Neshannock
Denniston
Eisenhower
Congress
Neshannock Township
Hi-Lo Weather
New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Presidio
Texas
Butte
Mont
U.S. South Pole
School’s end looms as countdown ticks toward freedom
The narrator notes each ticking moment bringing students closer to vacation. The countdown speeds toward that joyful day when teachers announce the end and kids plan activities like swimming, hiking, biking, and roaming without worries.
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