Rural urban cooperation urged for regional planning
William M. Carroll Penn State agricultural economist urged rural urban cooperation to solve mutual problems at a county panel discussion. He warned that when industry leaves the burden of maintaining services falls on land and called for long term planning with short term benefits including better farm facilities and local job training. Heinz Fenichel of the Lawrence Regional Planning Commission noted planning is only part of the program and emphasized avoiding unwanted outcomes. Carroll cited Lawrence County’s population stability and urged a long range vision for area development.
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Court House
Heinz Fenichel
Lawrence
Fenichel
Postal Rates Raise Urged by U S Chamber of Commerce
The U S Chamber urged Congress to raise postal rates and streamline mail handling to make the Post Office Department self supporting. It called for higher first second and third class rates to close a 554 million dollar deficit next year and recommended modernization of 40 000 post offices and revamped procedures.
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UPI
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Department
Chamber
Verne R. Sulivan
House Post Office Committee
Eisenhower
Mary Alice Majewski to Reign Over Armed Forces Day Parade
Mary Alice Majewski 17 of Shenango High School will reign over the Armed Forces Day parade in New Castle announced by the Veterans Council. Her court includes Terry Williams Barbara Jordan and Rose Valentino. parade formations and reviewing stand details were given. A separate Hickory Township ordinance to license landfills and regulate hauling will be introduced June 6 with fees for operator licenses and hauling permits.
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Board of Supervisors
J. Philip McCreary
McCreary
Joseph McBride
State Health Dept
Howard L. Reynolds
Mary Alice Majewski
Shenango High School
Armed Forces
New Castle
Kennedy Morse Meet Head On in Oregon Primary Clash
UPI reports Kennedy and Morse face off in Oregon as 17 Democratic votes hinge on the outcome while Johnson and Symington bypass Oregon. Nixon runs unopposed in Oregon's Republican main as Virginia opens a two day Democratic convention casting 33 votes for Johnson with Byrd Robertson and Almond backing him.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Virginia
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Morse
Johnson
Harry F. Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
J. Lindsey Almond
Death Notices for Brown and Pitsch
Joseph A. Brown, 67, of 1006 N Mercer St is recorded with death on Friday May 20. Mrs Margaret M Pitsch, 41, of 496 Neshannock Ave is also listed in the notice.
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N. Mercer St
Margaret M. Pitsch
Neshannock Ave
New Castle Woman Shapes Methodist Policy in Denver
Donna Eshbaugh 24 of New Castle helped shape international Methodist policy at a quadrennial conference in Denver Colorado. The Epworth Church assistant was the youngest Methodist voter at the gathering of 900 delegates. She supported extending the Central Jurisdiction for four years to allow Negro representation and urged careful study of the conference actions before judgment.
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Donna Eshbaugh
Epworth Methodist Church
Denver
Col
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Forrmer Clarion County
Miss Eshbaugh
Daily Weather Report Cloudy to partly sunny with possible thundershowers
Variable cloudiness today through Saturday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Today’s highs mid to upper 80s, tonight’s lows around 60s. Saturday will be cooler. 24hour period ending 7 a.m. shows max 89, min 64, no precipitation, river stage 6.9 feet. A year ago, max 85, min 56, river 6.1 feet.
Old Time Melodies Return as 76 Brings Cheer
The piece notes a revival of old time tunes after a period of noisy rock n roll. It celebrates a return to melodic songs and bands being active, with readers urged to enjoy the cheerful revival on a sunny 76 degree day.
Audio-Visual Budget OK'd for Butler-Lawrence Library
A $24 310.33 budget to run the Butler-Lawrence County Audio-Visual Library and Instructional Materials Center was approved in a joint Butler and Lawrence County school board meeting at the Lawrence County Courthouse. The plan includes an $8,000 purchase of more 16 mm films and $1,200 for film strips and tapes, with 2,000 filmstrips planned next year.
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Butler
Lawrence County
Supt. of
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Third Polio Clinic Set for New Castle High Field House
The third anti polio clinic is planned Saturday from 3 to 9 30 p m at New Castle High School field house. Officials expect up to 10000 recipients to receive shots as hours extend to accommodate school children eligible for the fourth booster. Consent slips required for those under 21. A nominal fee is requested but no one is denied service.
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New Castle High School
New Castle Council of Parent Teacher Assa
Lawrence County Medical Society
County Civil Defense Organization
Khrushchev Aims to Wreck Summit Macmillan Says
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Parliament Khrushchev gave no warning before the summit that he intended to wreck it. He warned the move risks new threats to Western unity and noted the U-2 incident was raised in a letter eight days prior without signaling an end to negotiations. The collapse was described as a serious setback.
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UPI
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Paris
Presidium
Moscow
Waterworks Queen Cannot Swim At Pageant
Miami Beach event for the Waterworks Association drew representatives from 50 states and four countries who tested hometown water samples. Miss American Waterworks Jackie Johnson confessed fear of water and avoided a full dive, finally posing on a pool ladder for photos.
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UPS
Jackie Johnson
Miss American Waterworks
Waterworks Assn
Miss Johnson
Stevenson Blasts Spy Blunder in Summit Row
Adlai Stevenson charged the Eisenhower administration with blundering into Khrushchev’s hands and wrecking the summit by a spy plane incident. He argued Khrushchev alone forced the unwanted demands while urging correctable errors be faced by responsible opposition.
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YPT
Adlai F. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Stevenson
Texas teacher fired over alleged pro Soviet classroom remarks
Winston McDaniel a 32 year old Robert E Lee High School history teacher says he is a New Deal Democrat after being fired for alleged support of Russia during a discussion of the U 2 incident The school board released a student tape of the class to back its firing action The tape shows him praising Khrushchev and suggesting Francis Powers should be executed McDaniel denies making a fixed viewpoint and says the remarks were part of a discussion to start conversation
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Tex
UPI
Winston McDaniel
Russia
McDaniel
Virgil Blossom
Blossom
Little Rock, Ark
Nikita Khrushchev
Francis G. Powers
Robert FE. Lee High School
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Eisenhower Heads Home After Lisbon Stop
President Eisenhower finished a one day state visit to Portugal and a mid Atlantic refueling stop. He toured Lajes air base and departed for Washington amid a wave of national unity over the summit collapse. In Lisbon he declared the visit an antidote to disappointment and noted global problems including Communist penetration and humanitarian issues.
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Paris
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Portela
Queluz Palace
Cooking School Closes Today at Cathedral
The four day event sponsored by the New Castle News and Penn Power Co. drew crowds of women daily. Home economists Carol ann Hammersten and Mary Metay led sessions on foreign flavors and meat cuts with tastings and demonstrations. Recipe contest winners will be announced and awards given. Attendance surpassed last year’s show.
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New Castle i News
Penn Power Co
Carolann Hammersten
Mary Metay
Hammersten
Two Die In Potomac River Missed Boat Incident
Two Cumberland men drowned when their fishing boat overturned in the Potomac River. Charles Piper 64 president of Liberty Trust Co. Cumberland and James Leader 66 who managed a Cumberland shoe store were aboard. Leader’s body was recovered near Romney West Virginia shortly after the accident occurred Thursday night.
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UPI
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Charles Piper
Cumberland
James Leader
Rom‘ney
W. Va
Piper
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Leader
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