Halleck Attacks Democrats Over Radical Spending at GOP Rally
House Minority Leader Charles A. Halleck denounced Democratic radical spending schemes at a Cathedral rally promoting Dr. Fred A. Obley for Congress. He warned of bigger spending and higher taxes if radicals prevail and criticized Senator Joseph S. Clark as taxpayer hostile. Halleck noted debate on an education bill and championed administration plans as a remedy.
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House
Charles A. Halleck
Halleck
Indiana
Washington, D.C
Fred A. Obley
Congress
Ellwood City
Eisenhower
Senate
Pennsylvania
Joseph S.S. Clark
Eisenhower says Khrushchev may have been pressured at summit
President Eisenhower suggested Khrushchev could have faced pressure from Stalinists and the Chinese for the summit collapse. He voiced broad support for a Senate inquiry into pre summit events at a breakfast with congressional leaders. Johnson Fulbright Russell emphasized his full backing for the investigation.
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Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Senate
Khrushchev
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Medical relief to Chile ships two army field hospitals
The United States began airlifting two complete Army field hospitals and 420 medical personnel to aid Chile's earthquake victims. The shipment includes large supplies of medicines such as anti tetanus and anti gangrene serum and blood plasma.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Chile
Grove City College to Honor Rev George W Henderson
Grove City College will award Rev. George W Henderson the honorary Doctor of Divinity at June 11 commencement. Henderson, pastor at Second U P Church since 1955 and Detroit native, graduated from the 1936 class and Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary in 1939.
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George W. Henderson
Grove City College
Eastside
J. Starley Harker
Henderson
U. B. Henderson
Detroit
Carol
First Shell Fund Report Hits 47500 In Pledges
The Greater New Castle Development Corporation launches its 225000 industrial expansion fund with 47500 pledged. Norman E. Clark says more commitments will come as boards approve. Goals run 100000 to 110000 with involvement from local banks firms and utilities. Newton Griffiths spoke at The Castleton luncheon.
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First Shell
Greater New Castle Development Corporation
Norman E. Clark
Pace Letters Division
Pace Letters
Pennsylvania Power Company
Bell Telephone Company
New Castle Water Company
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
Peoples Bank of
Lawrence County
First National Bank
Union Trust Company
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Dollar Savings and Loan
Clark
Castleton
Newton Griffiths
Bureau of Industrial Development
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Strauss- Hirshberg’s
the News Co
Cunningham & Weingartner
Supreme Co
G. C. Murphy Co
Wkst Radio & TV
Perelman’s
Inside Today's Classified News Page
A scanned newspaper page fragment shows classified and editorial sections with boilerplate labels and contact numbers for wants ads and editorial items. Obituary and theater listings appear in small type among the sequence of ads.
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Wwtv
Ae Cross
Eliwood Oy
Soviet to reject Open Skies plan at United Nations
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko faces council questions as United Nations sources say Moscow will likely reject Eisenhower's latest Open Skies proposal amid U-2 spy controversy. The UPI report cites expected strong Soviet opposition in New York.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Soviet Union
Security Council
Eisenhower
United Nations
Andrei
Weather and diplomacy mix in midweek report
Mostly cloudy and warm through Friday with scattered afternoon showers. Highs near 70 north and warmer south. Gromyko's council arguments signal expected U N inspection plan stance, while Lodge responds to Soviet espionage claims. Rainfall unlikely. river at 7 feet.
Deaths of Mrs. Joseph Masko and Mrs. Mary Shaw
Two obituary notices list Mrs. Joseph Mosko Masko aged 79 of 508 Fe Friendship Street and Mrs. Mary J. Shaw aged 84 of 2052 North Liberty Street with their names and ages.
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Joseph (Mosko) Masko
Friendship St
Mary J. Shaw
Liberty St
Wall mural by six New Castle High students earns praise
Six New Castle High School art students completed a 32 foot long mural started in October 1959. The piece depicts local scenes including Amish farmer scenes, a bridge, a cannon in the Public Square, and a county map. Superintendent Howard S. Stewart called it overwhelming and the project was led by art director Jesse Badger and instructor Robert L. Malarkey.
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Lawrence County
New Castle News
New Castle
Howard S. Stewart
Janet Burgo
Mary Jo Gargasz
Estelle Casalandra
McConnell's Mill
Jesse Badger
New Castle Schools
Robert L. Malarkey
New Castle High School
Badger
Malarkey
City
Stewart
Richard E. Rentz
Miss Casalandra
Gargasz
Stevens
Lipinski
Chewton Divided Town Faces School Merger Decision
Chewton's three aging school buildings lack water and bathrooms and will close July 1 unless a plan is chosen. The town splits between Ellwood City area union, Wampum Big Beaver Jointure, and Wayne Two reabsorption, with a New Castle News survey showing 24 favor Ellwood City union, 14 for Wayne Two, and 10 for Wampum-Big Beaver.
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Chewton
Lawrence
John G. Lamcree
Chewton Independent
Wampum
Ellwood City
New Castle
Lam Oree
Wayne Two
Ellwood City Union
Wampum-Big Beaver
Ellwood City Area Union
Ellwood Union
PRR Earnings Rise in April Net to $2.09 Million
Pennsylvania Railroad reports April net earnings of 2.0857 million dollars reversing a March deficit of 952 thousand. The prior year April earnings were 4.0494 million with steel strike impact. For January through April the company shows a 811.5 thousand dollar deficit versus 2.2645 million a year ago.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
Death Toll Mounts In Chile Quake Aftermath
In Santiago President Jorge Alessandri ordered price controls to curb profiteering in quake devastated southern Chile as more than 5100 persons were reported dead or missing.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Jorge Alessandri
Hawaii
New Zealand
Australia
Local Youth to Attend National Youth Conference on the Atom
Dwight Racioppo of Neshannock High School and George Kirkpatrick of North Allegheny Joint High School were selected to attend the Second National Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago in October 2022. Penn Power Co. sponsored the students as guests after a rigorous science exam and extracurricular work.
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Dwight Racioppo
Neshannock High School
Chicago
Dwight
Daniel Racioppo
RD 5
Penn Power Co
George Kirkpatrick
North Allegheny Joint High Schoo
United States
Holiday Highway Safety Reminder For Motorists
A nostalgic public safety note warns motorists to avoid slips and excessive speed during the holiday travel period. It urges careful driving, vehicle checks, and not driving fatigued, reminding travelers that life and return depend on prudent road behavior.
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Atlanta
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West Lafayette
Ind
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Gromyko
Daily Weather Report
U.N
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U.S
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Ceylon
Ecuador
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