Mail Box Improvement Week Urges Neat Rural City Boxes
The Post Office Department designates this week to urge patrons on rural and city motor routes to inspect and improve their mail boxes. Postmaster Francis J Augustine says neat boxes protect mail from weather, improve appearance, and are safely located. He offers questions on doors, flags, waterproofing, secure mounting, rust protection, approach grade, name, and height.
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Post Office Department
Francis J Augustine
Film to be shown at Shenango fire hall Sunday
A documentary titled Lost in the Crowd will be screened at 7 30 p m Sunday at the Shenango Township fire hall. Sponsored by Grace Bible Church the film examines the morals of a college cohort that migrates to Florida beaches each Easter vacation.
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Shenango Township
Grace Bible Church
9 Jook
Florida
Program re scheduled after family death at Sankey Youth Center
A death in the family of John and Abel Robles, director and associate director of the Sankey Youth Center, prompts rescheduling of Parents Night. The event moves from today to Monday at 6 30 p.m. at the Youth Center.
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John and
Abel Robles
Sankey Youth Center
Young Democrats Meet in New Penn Hotel at 7:30 PM
Lawrence County Young Democrats will gather at the New Penn Hotel at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to discuss a spring dance planned for June at the C A Hall. Refreshments will be served.
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Lawrence County
New Penn
Four ARRESTED in New York stamp counterfeiting case
The Secret Service said four suspects were arrested in Manhattan on a counterfeiting ring producing two and a half million six cent stamps worth 150000 dollars. They were to be arraigned today and their names were not released.
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New York
UPI
Secret Service
Manhattan
Snoopy kisses Charlie Brown in space suit spoof
Apollo 10 docking ends with a cartoon moment in mission control. A large television screen shows Snoopy and Charlie Brown in space outfits, Snoopy kissing his master’s cheek as a heart shaped caption proclaims Smack, right on target, Charlie Brown.
City Council Withholds Opinion On Strikebreaker Ordinance
City council last night delayed final action on a strikebreaker ordinance awaiting a Mayors recommendation since police enforcement is involved. Councilman Gregg indicated he may still back the measure. Also debated meter removals on S Jefferson, cited revenue loss, and heard complaints from barber shop owner Carvella. Other actions included bids for storm sewer repair on Daniel and McKynley, demolition bid for eight buildings, and resurfacing projects on several streets. A retirement honor for Enid Bell and praise for Julius Gardocky were presented. A petition opposed commercial rezoning at Northview and Highland. The note about New Zealand dairy herd size appears as an unrelated line.
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Carl A. Cialella Jr
Thomas A Shumaker
George D. Gregg
Howard Fisher
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Council
Peter Figvi Carvella
S. Jefferson SL
Carvella
Shumaker
Daniel Rd
Harbor St
Sampson St
McKynley Ave
Mahoning Ave
Preston Ave
Mahoning
Ohio Pak-Mar
Wilson Ave
Lyndall $R
Jefferson S T
Miller Ave
Sheridan Ave
Centennial St
Hazelcraft Ave
Enid M. Bell
City Hall
Julius Gardocky
Second Ward
Northview
Highland Ave
Eckles
Richard H. Biddle
DeCaprio
Recreation Board
Larry D. Worth
South Side
Scioto St
Big Run
Long Ave
Lawrence County Housing Authority
Biddle
Housing Authority
Thomas C. Watert
Tag Day Set For Lawrence County MS Fund Drive
Lawrence County MS tag days occur this evening and tomorrow across New Castle. Volunteers will man Lawrence Village Call's West Gate plazas 6 30 to 9 p.m. tonight and three malls downtown area 9 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow. Report to Perry Gaston American Legion Home N Jefferson St tomorrow at Yan. Student volunteers from local high schools and nurses from Jameson Memorial and St Francis hospitals assist under chair Mrs Laval Parady.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Lawrence Village
Call's
West Gate
Dowtown
Perry
Gaston American Legion
N. Jefferson St
Yan
Jameson Memorial
St. Francis Hospitals
Tag di 5
Laval Parady
Apollo 10 Schedule At Space Center Houston
Apollo 10 events listed for Saturday include 5 2 a m EDT engine firing to return to earth and 6 45 a m television, 9 30 a m crew rest, 4 00 p m rest end, 9 30 p m engine firing to refine return course, 9 35 p m television, and 11 00 p m nine hour crew rest.
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Space Center
Houston
Landfill study begins in Pennsylvania counties
Harrisburg UPI reports the state Health Department will finish a study by late summer to see if sanitary landfills in strip mines contaminate water. Borings at Washington and Westmoreland sites are done, Tamaqua and North Mountain are in progress, with a fifth site to be chosen. About 100 water samples will be collected at each site for analysis.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State Health Department
Washington
Westmoreland
Amoni
Boldan
Tamaqua
North Mountain
Schuykill County
Nixon Breaks Precedent in Selecting Burger Chief Justice
President Nixon explained his choice of Warren Earl Burger as the next chief justice to about 50 reporters. He outlined standards for future nominations, stressing an arms-length relationship, non reliance on personal friends, and broad consideration of federal judges and legal scholars. He did not consult ABA or seek broad political clearance and few people were involved beyond Mitchell and Hoover.
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Mews Nes
Warren E. Murger
United States
White House
Merriman Smith
UPI
Washington
Nixon
Warren Earl Burger
The
Burger
Abe Fortas
Herbert Brownell
John N. Mitchell
Charles Rhyne
Duke
American Bar Association
ABA
Warren B. Burger
Mitchell
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Senate
Fortas
Apollo 10 mission nears return after lunar orbit tests
Astronauts Stafford Cernan and Young near completion of the flight as navigation tests in moon orbit proceed. A switch error caused disoriented maneuver during inertial orientation, but the crew refloated and prepared for the service module engine burn to depart lunar orbit en route home.
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Moon Orbit
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Ceman
Moon
Earth
Cascade Park dance pavilion to close for repairs
Cascade Park will close its dance pavilion for repairs with pillars leaning roof leaking and boards rotted. City officials cite off season timing and funding limits, planning a long range study to improve age appropriate facilities while pool work proceeds.
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Thomas A. Shumaker
Cascade Park
Eugene DeCaprio
Shumaker
Eckles
Snipers wound seven at NC A&T as guards storm dorm
National Guards moved into the North Carolina A&T dormitory after sniper fire wounded at least seven people. A Guardsman was injured and tear gas was sprayed from helicopter and plane. Across the country protests led to mass arrests and campus clashes with police and National Guard units.
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United Press International
North Carolina A&t University
Berkeley
Calif
National Guard
University of California
Battle southwest of Saigon uses guerrilla tricks to stall Viet Cong
Hackworth's battalion lost four men wounded as 134 Viet Cong were killed in a two day Mekong Delta fight. U.S. troops mixed ambush tactics with guerrilla methods, surrounding bunkers and using air power to flush out enemy positions. Helicopters supported the operation with 17 guerrillas killed on the move and more on the bunker complex.
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Hackworth
Saigon
Jack Walsh
David Hackworth
South
Uph
Infan- Gate
Calif
Trymen
Mekong Delta
U.S
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