Herter And Ike Iry To Salvage Summit Prestige
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter returns from the wrecked summit to aid President Eisenhower in countering Soviet charges before the U N Security Council. He arrives from Paris and will confer with Henry Cabot Lodge on Saturday and Sunday about the U N dispute over surveillance flights and the U 2 incident.
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Herter
Ike Iry
Summit
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
America
U.N. Security Council
MATS
Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
East Germany
Khrushchev
White House
Gettysburg
Security Council
Lodge
Andrews Air Force Base
U.N
U.S
Russia
Kennedy Wins Oregon Primary Secures Path to Nomination
In Portland, Oregon, Sen. John F. Kennedy defeated Sen. Wayne L. Morse in the Friday presidential primary and declared he will be nominated at Los Angeles. The upset boosts Kennedy's bid as Morse challenges the outcome.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Morse
Hubert Humphrey
West Virginia Licking
Stuart Symington
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Richard M. Nixon
Mark Hatfield
Senate
Senator Morse
Boise
Idaho
Lewiston
Hyannis
Nixon
Soviet Fighters Forcibly Land U S Plane in East Germany
UPI reports Soviet fighter planes forced an armed U S Air Force transport to land in East Germany while en route from Copenhagen to Hamburg. US demanded return of nine Americans and the C 47, noting the craft landed undamaged about 15 miles east of the Iron Curtain. Gen Clyde Eddleman ordered protest to Col Gen I I Jakobowsk i.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
East Germany
United States
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Iron Curtain
Baltic Sea
Clyde D. Eddleman
U.S. Army
Europe
I. I. Jakobowski
City Contest and Industry Talk Boost Local Development
The Greater New Castle area plans to compete in a state chamber of commerce contest for a $1,500 prize to fund regional development. GNCA and GNCDC will host a luncheon to explore attracting new industry with speakers including Newton Griffiths of the State Commerce Bureau. The program aligns with a $225,000 shell building campaign and detailed plans for farm-city cooperation, downtown renovation, and Public Square beautification.
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Greater
Newton Griffiths
Bureau of Industrial Development
State Department of Commerce
GNCDC
Herman W. Green
Sumner Ave
GNCA
Lawrence Regional Planning Commission
Lawrence County
Morris
Floods and Tornadoes Strike Wide regions Causing Damage
The report catalogs heavy rainfall and multiple tornadoes across the Midwest and South. One woman died in a car crash amid torrential rain. Oklahoma faces near record floods with ten inches in two days and the Kiamichi River cresting. Burleson Tex suffers major tornado damage including an auction barn and telephone outages.
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Lone Star
Minneapolis
North Central Low
Union
Great Lakes
Lake Huron
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Eldred
la Porte
Ind
Hamilton
Ohio
Oklahoma
Kiamichi
Belzoni
Burleson
Tex
Twisters
Inside Today's News Classifieds and Editorial Cards
Brief OCR header lists sections such as Editorial Obituary TV Log Society Sports Churches Theaters and want ads. It notes page and contact lines for the newsroom and classifieds.
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Cross Word
Ellwood
TV Log Society
Death notices from Ellwood City area
Obituaries list four residents and one with full address details, including Jack A. Gerlach 35 Ellwood City Carl E. Reebel 68 334 Park Ave Miss Margaret Janacone 34 708 Oak St Mrs Carmella Cipriani 88 144 Center Way and Mrs Antonetta Marie Pratt 48 Ellwood City.
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Jack A. Gerlach
Ellwood City
Carl E. Reebel
Park Ave
Margaret Janacone
Oak St
Carmella Cipriani
Center Way
Antonetta Marie Pratt
Perorazio
Polio Clinic Today at New Castle High School Field House
A polio vaccination clinic runs today from 3 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. at the New Castle High School Field House. Low cost shots are open to all residents and transportation help is available by calling OS 8 8591 during clinic hours.
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New Castle High School
Gromyko Arrives to Protest U N Spy Case
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in New York to present a Soviet charge of U S aggression over the U 2 incident. He will urge the United Nations Security Council to condemn the United States and halt the flights, warning the situation could worsen if the council does not act.
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Gromyko
United States
U.N
New York
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
United Nations Security Council
Nikita Khrushchev
Security Council
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Richards Heads State Editors
Barton F E Richards editor of the New Castle News was elected president of the United Press International Editors of Pennsylvania at the group's Friday meeting in University Park. Herman Reifsnyder of the Altoona Mirror became second vice president and George G. Gray of the Levittown Times Courier was elected first vice president.
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Barton FE. Richards
New Castle News
United Press International Editors of
Pennsylvania
William Ahlstrom
New Kensington
Variable cloudiness and thundershowers forecast today
Daily weather report notes windy warm conditions with scattered afternoon and evening storms. Highs in the lower 80s, tonight thundershowers fade except near mountains with lingering showers elsewhere. Sunday turns partly cloudy and cooler with a few showers mainly north and east. River stage 6.8 feet.
Unclear Historical Weather Statistics Recount
Statistics for the same period one year ago show maximum temperature seven, minimum temperature sixty seven, precipitation trace of rain, and river stage at 6.6 feet.
City to start 1961 budget talks in mid June
Director of Accounts and Finance Robert W. Rainey announced discussions on the 1961 budget will begin in mid June after his return from the American Municipal Finance Officers convention. He said revenues and income will be debated and many city fees likely raised to avoid a tax increase. He plans early studies on stretching the 1960 budget without borrowing once wage tax suspense fund distributions begin next month.
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Robert W. Rainey
Rainey
Dr Dolan to Speak at Final Knights of Columbus Session
New Castle Council 512 of the Knights of Columbus closes a week of events with a 60th anniversary dinner dance. Dr Daniel P Dolan of St Vincent College chemistry will speak after dinner at 6 pm in the Eagles Club ballroom.
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New Castle Council
Knights of Columbus
Daniel P. Dolan
St. Vincent College
Eagles Club
Notre Dame
R. Dolan
American Men of Science.’ Brief Talks Will Also Be Friven
Francis Augustine
Don DiCarlo
Natale Rossi
Grove City
Thomas Petrovich
Francis McCarter
St. Mary Church
Thomas Alfano
Council
George Kilareck
Joseph Fabbri
Sam Dambrocia
K of C
Jack Guido
Eisenhower Blocks Pennsy Strike and Forms Fact-Finding Board
President Eisenhower blocks a potential 60 day strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad the nations largest and orders an emergency fact-finding board to study the wage dispute with the Transport Workers Union AFL CIO Railway Employes Department The board will issue nonbinding recommendations to settle the contract showing wages from 2 17 to 2 65 per hour and a 35 cent hourly demand from TWU members totaling about 10 000 workers.
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Dent Eisenhower
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eisenhower
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Afl-Cio Railway
Gift worth more than price in simple thoughtful words
The piece believes the value lies in thought rather than cost. It notes that a card or kind words can show someone they are wanted and appreciated, adding that a friendly message can lift the recipient’s spirits especially on a day like today, which is 75.
Globe-Circling Nuclear Rocket Next U S Step
Cape Canaveral report notes a 9000 mile Atlas flight signaling a globe girdling nuclear rocket and spy satellites. Experts compare U S and Soviet ICBMs on distance accuracy payload and deployment with Russia likely holding edge in rocket power numbers and sites.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S
Pacific
Atlas
Air Force
Midas
Recipe Contest Winners Announced by The News
The News and Pennsylvania Power Co sponsor a recipe contest running April 4 to May 9 in New Castle area. First prize goes to Mrs. Lucretia Clark for Party Chicken Pie, second to Mrs. Margaret Burnside for White Cloud Cake and Never Fail Nut Rolls, third to Mrs. Michael Slosnerick for Hanna Street entry. Honor able mention to Mrs. Michael Bowden for Barbecued Meat Rolls. Awards include portable dishwashers and other appliances. deliveries planned soon.
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Lucretia Clark
Englewood Ave
Margaret Burnside
Edenburg
RD 1
Michael Slosnerick
Hanna St
Michael Bowden
West State St. Ext
the News
Pennsylvania Power Co
New Castle
Emma §S. Koch
West Pen Power Co
Cabin Hill Greensburg
Leah Sharer
West Penn Power Co
Butler
New Castle Population Drops by Over Four Thousand
Preliminary and unofficial census figures show New Castle’s 1960 population at 44 780, down from 48 834 in 1950. Mayor Herman F Steinbrink was informed of the figure yesterday, with census officials noting the figures await bureau review and the official count to be released by President Eisenhower to Congress in December.
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New Castle
Herman F. Steinbrink
Census Bureau
Lawrence County
Eisenhower
Congress
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Ike
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Ariz
Greater New Castle Assn
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Bernice E. Bartlett
Toscano
Tusted Press International
Great Plains
Texas
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Inside Today
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University Park, Pa
Daily Weather Report
Dr. Dolan
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South Africa
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