Three Initial Goals Outlined For Fund Uses
Herman W. Green named general chairman of the Greater New Castle Development Corp to lead a 225000 dollar industrial expansion fund campaign. The plan includes erecting a 40000 square foot speculative shell building, ready to construct additional facilities, and acquiring industrial sites to attract new manufacturing and jobs in New Castle. Green urges community-wide effort to rekindle courage and drive growth for a brighter economy.
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Herman W. Green
Sumner Ave
Greater
Green
New Castle
New Presbyterian Moderator Vows Desegregation Push
Rev. Herman Lee Turner of Atlanta was elected moderator of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. He says desegregation will come through steady pressure and notes urban residents favor change while rural areas resist. Turner, 69, led Atlanta church for 30 years and heads the Atlanta Christian Council.
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Herman Lee Turner, DD
Atlanta
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Cleveland
Arthur L. Miller
Denver
Turner
Herman Lee Turner
Edler V. Hawkins
St. Augustine Church
New York
Atlanta Christian Council
Georgia Council of Churches
South
Presbyterian Church of the
U.S
Consolidation urged for smaller school districts in Pa
Harrisburg report notes push to reward union and merged districts with higher incentives while phasing out jointures. Testimony cites Ellwood City Area and Laurel in Lawrence County as already in unions. Proposal would raise union incentives from 800 to 1000 per classroom unit and end 500 per unit jointure subsidies.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Governor's Committee On Education
Lawrence County
Ellwood City Area
Laurel
Neshannee
Twp
Chewton and
Taylor
Abraham L. Freedman
Citizens Committee On Public Education
Philadelphia
Freedman
Cooking School Resumes Tonight
A packed auditorium of homemakers saw Miss Carol ann Hammersten and Miss Mary Metag emphasize eye appeal and edible garnishes at Kitchen Classics. The event, co sponsored by Penn Power Co. and The New Castle News, features eight dishes from main to dessert and a 7:30 p.m. start at the Cathedral.
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Carolann Hammersten
Mary Metag
Miss Hammersten
Walter Conover
Penn Power Co
New Castle News
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Flemming Fires Top FDA Man
Welfare Secretary Arthur S. Flemming dismissed Henry Welch, head of the FDA Antibiotics Division, amid Senate evidence he received 287142 over ten years from private medical publishing interests. Welch, a Newburyport native, was accused of misleading superiors about outside income. Flemming cited a conflict between Welch’s personal interests and the public.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
Arthur S. Flemming
Food and Drug Administration
Senate
Flemming
Henry Welch
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Welch
Newburyport Mass
Antibiotics
Obituary Notes and Addresses for Local Residents
Miss Ethel Dell Moore, age 81, Hartford. Emil Lindeman, age 78, 222 East Laurel Avenue. Mrs. Edith Grey, age 73, 253 West Pittsburg Road.
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Ethel Dell Moore
Hartford
Emil Lindeman
E. Laurel Ave
Edith Grey
W. Pittsburg Rd
Democrats Plan To Reject Cut Areas Aid Bill
Liberal House Democrats indicated they would not accept the administration compromise on aid for areas hit by long term unemployment. The plan centers on a 180 million dollar program with loans for plant rehabilitation and community facilities, seeking hearings on the vetoed 251 million dollar measure to explain the rejection.
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UPI
House
Senate
White House
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Regional Planning Commission Budget Drafted
The Lawrence Regional Planning Commission sets a tentative three and a half year budget of 182 100 with 184 600 in estimated revenues including 52 600 federal funds and 152 000 from participating subdivisions. Expenditures peak in 1963 352 400 while 1960 allocations include 36 400 for operations and 31 000 local contributions and 7 100 federal aid. A detailed 1960 budget will be adopted at the June 2 LRPC meeting.
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Lawrence
LRPC
League votes five constitutional changes for Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania League of Women Voters proposes five amendments to strengthen the executive branch. They favor two consecutive four year governor terms, a simple majority for appointments, continuing governor appointments of department heads, professional advisers for pardons, and a statewide merit based civil service. The auditor general remains independent as watchdog over executive expenditures.
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Pennsylvania League of Women Voters
Hershey, Pa
UPI
League
Cocoa Inn
Wilbar urges polio vaccination amid Salk vaccine delay
State Health Secretary Charles L Wilbar urged parents to vaccinate children as a delayed live virus Salk vaccine may not be available soon. He noted polio cases rose from parental neglect and announced a third low cost vaccine clinic at New Castle High School Field House from 3 to 9 30 p m Saturday following two earlier clinics. Weather expected to be sunny and warm with clouds late today and possible storms Friday. highs near 70s to 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s.
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Charles L. Wilbar
Wilbar
Lawrence County
New Castle High School
Inside Today's News
Want ads detail community notices and listings for classifieds. The page aggregates brief items from local organizations, civic notices, and public interest snippets.
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Inside Today
Landfill Talks Seen Ending Without Township Action
Director of Public Safety Howard L Reynolds said no more meetings are planned with township officials over garbage disposal. He criticized their reluctance and said he may wait two more months for townships to license approved sites while the city opens bids Tuesday for landfill operators to handle rubbish.
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Howard L. Reynolds
Reynolds
De Gaulle Left to Clean Up Post Summit Debacle
Western leaders began departing Paris as Charles de Gaulle faced the aftermath of Khrushchev's tirades and a collapsed conference. Eisenhower departed for Portugal to brief on the diplomatic setback while Macmillan returned to Britain. NATO reappraisal followed, with allies noting the U-2 incident had momentarily strengthened unity.
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UPI
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Portugal
Washington
France
Britain
United States
East Berlin
Nikita Ss. Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
NATO Permanent Council
U.S
NATO
Hollywood
Konrad Adenauer
Madison Ave
Russia
America
Kremlin
Newsman Critics Khrushchev Acting At UPI Conference
Paris dispatch reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev overplayed his hand at a news conference. He shouted down reporters and appeared incoherent at times, failing to win allies and risking a renewed hate America campaign amid tensions from the summit’s fallout.
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UPT
State Department
Stewart Hensley
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Paris
UPI
Fisenhower
United
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
Reds May Have Man Inside Satellite Says Hunch
The Soviet Union plans to bring down its latest satellite soon and Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris says he has a good hunch there is a man aboard. Tass reported normal functioning and imminent descent preparations.
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Soviet Union
America
Tass
Earth
John B. Medaris
U.S. Army Ordnance Missile Command
Chicago
Medaris
Russia
Melvin V. Landon
Nassau College
Springvale
Maine
Donald Duck
Landon
Laika
New Castle Ranks 12th in State Unemployment
New Castle stands 12th among Pennsylvania areas with 9.6 percent of its labor force unemployed as of March 15, a State Department report shows. The city also ranks 16th in unemployed numbers with 3,350, up 250 since January 1960, amid 22 areas labeled substantial labor surplus. The national unemployment rate in March was 6.1 percent, with Pennsylvania at eight and April at seven.
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New Castle
State Dept. of Labor and Industry
Secretary of Labor and Industry
William L. Batt Jr
Batt
Pennsylvania
Golfer Dominates Fairway With Confident Swing
The text depicts a golfer growing browner hands toughened by sport and confident in both fairway and rough. The narrator calls him king of the world in his gaze as he sets his stance and smacks the ball, noting the day as seventy five.
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