26 May 1965
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
1
The report notes students and Marines departing Santo Domingo with UPI detailing U.S. and Dominican forces relations during the crisis. It discusses the broader posture of U.S. intervention and the potential implications for regional stability and future deployments.
U S Marines the first unwounded troops to leave Santo Domingo board the Boxer carrier for homeward passage. Departure numbers not set but not more than a few hundred, with loading rules delaying sailing until full capacity is reached.
The Senate approved two amendments for the November 2 ballot by 49 to 0 votes and sent a third amendment for House action. The measures would allow temporary duties for former judges, exempt some from occupational taxes, and raise local debt and borrowing limits. A separate committee also advanced three constitutional reform resolutions for their second GA review.
Obituary note lists Joseph Thomas Coryea a 41 year old resident of RD 5 and Mrs Potenza Frabotta aged 81 of 538 Galbreath Avenue on a Wednesday May 26 1965 death record.
President Johnson asked Congress to pass four bills to clean up highways by limiting outdoor advertising and junkyards. The plan ties federal highway funds to active controls on signs within 1000 feet of roads and requires removal of existing billboards by 1970. Johnson praised advertising but urged preservation of natural beauty.
The report highlights Clay's knockout win described as the shortest and most confusing ever. Don Drysdale nearly pitched a perfect game against the Cardinals. Carol Birney is announced to head Assembly No. 3 with coverage on related page references.
Lloyd S. Cochran a New York industrialist will speak at Union High School commencement at 8 p m June 3 in the school auditorium He is vice president marketing of Lockport Mills Inc of Lockport NY and has held leadership roles in professional civic and Masonic groups The ceremony will include readings by Socrates Roussos and welcomes by Clayton L Houk with Rev J G Allison delivering invocation and benediction
The Coast Guard reported a Venezuelan navy cargo ship T9 with about 150 aboard in danger of sinking 160 miles northwest of San Juan. The vessel en route from Venezuela to Bayonne New Jersey to pick up cargo. No fire reported and cause unknown. A Coast Guard plane and cutter Sagebrush raced to the scene for arrival around 6 p.m. EDT.
Albert Nixon of 1315 Jefferson St. was bitten on the right leg by a stray dog at 11 15 p m yesterday. He received treatment and was released from St. Francis Hospital.
The 15th annual Homecoming opening featured 75 pet parade entries despite rain that soaked attendees and mudded the carnival area. A chimpanzee named Ricky won with handlers Tarzan and Jane costumes. prizes were $5 for first, $3 for second, and $2 for third.
State Rep. George W. Heffner questions cable firms' freedom from regulation, arguing they have a virtual monopoly and charge high rates. He testifies before the Public Utility Commission, urging jurisdiction to protect consumers in a case reopened after initial PUC findings.
Partly cloudy warm and humid today with widely scattered showers and thundershowers. High in the 80s. Tonight partly cloudy and warm with a low 58 to 66. Thursday more warm humid with showers and thunderstorms likely. 24hour statistics show max 86 min 63 precip none. Shenango River stage 4.6 feet.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower discusses how crisis management has evolved from Korea to Viet Nam. He notes nuclear threats as a deterrent, stresses patience and pressure, and emphasizes delegation and rest for leaders facing swift global change.
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