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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1972

Page

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New Castle Educators Lead Student Involvement Meeting

The Midwestern Pennsylvania NCTE section elected Virginia Boyle president for two years. James Carson, Susan Stolpe, and Eleanor Dietz named officers from Neshannock and New Castle High. The group explored student involvement in curriculum planning, minicourses, and creative composition with 35 teachers from Mercer to Lawrence counties preferring peer discussion over speakers.

New Castle High School Pennsylvania National Council of Teachers of English NCTE Troggle's Virginia Boyle West Northview Ave Slippery Rock State College James Carson Susan Stolpe Eleanor R. Dietz Neshannock High Mary S. Kaulback New Castle High Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of English PCTE Dietz Dorothy Young Cheryl Quahbieru Pat Fusco Miss Young New Castle Kaulback Paula Thomas Tom Allen Boyle Carson Allen Mercer Butler Clarion Beaver Lawrence

Nursing school deadline set for fall class

Applications for the Jameson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing entering September 1973 must arrive by November 15, director Donna V. Stewart says. She notes inquiries are high and the next fall quota is nearly full. those with in process applications should complete them promptly. In Erie police report, Leonard W. Allen, 65, Wattsburg, Erie County, was found floating in Lake Erie over the weekend by two fishermen.

Jameson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Donna V. Stewart Miss Stewart Erie, Pa UPI Leonard W. Allen Wattsburg Erie County Lake Erie

Disneyland Hotel floodlight injures campaign host

Mary Schmitz wife of John Schmitz, candidate of the American Independent party, was struck by a falling floodlight at a Disneyland Hotel tea party in Anaheim. She kept conscious but bled heavily. her husband canceled his appearance and aided her in a hotel room until medical staff treated her.

Schmitz Anaheim Calif

Holdup suspect sought after Cast Bake Shop robbery

Police search for a tall thin young man in dark clothing who robbed Cast Bake Shop at 121 E Washington St just before p.m. yesterday. He fled to the rear of Lawson Milk Co in a bright yellow 1964-65 Dodge and then drove off. Store employee Mabel Lowery aged 07 said the man wore a home made cap and pointed a pistol at her before demanding cash and taking it from the register.

Washington St Lawson Milk Co Mabel Lowery

Shelters guard against Soviets in Beijing tour

In Beijing shoppers visit the Red Flag clothing store and tour nearby air raid shelters built for 80 percent of the urban population amid Sino Soviet fears. Officers say Americans are no longer enemies and shelters link shops across the district with ongoing improvements planned.

Peking Upl Precious Pearl Street Big Fence Road Chien Men China Wu Wei-kuo Chinese People's Liberation Army Yao Chang Chin-liang Commerce Bureau Swan Wu Mao Tashala Street Chang

North Vietnam warns U S over Saigon force buildup

North Vietnam reiterated that the U S strengthening of South Vietnamese forces violates the peace accord and endangers any signed agreement. Viet Cong urged Washington to sign but said it would continue fighting if needed. The statements were broadcast by Radio Hanoi and heard in Saigon.

North Vietnam United States Radio Hanai Saigon U.S

City Rescue Mission Fete Draws 1500 At New Castle Banquet

Rev Richard Anderson of Ft Myers addressed a 1500 strong audience at the New Castle City Rescue Mission 61st anniversary banquet. He urged going out to seek and save, praising the mission as a listening, outreach agency. The event featured awards, music by Robert Bennett, and tributes to Rev F Dickson Marshall and staff, with prayers from area pastors.

Love of God City Rescue Mission Jeff Nick Bennett Richard Anderson F. Dickson Marshall Gwen Stone Witter Jesus Christ Ft. Myers Fla New Castle City Harris $N George Henderson Greater New Castle Thomas J. Robinson Mission Board of Churchmen and Businessmen Robert “Nick” Bennett Knoxville, Tenn Metropolitan Opera Rev Marshall Cindy Zorrens Ben Franklin Junior High Paul Zorrens Sutton St C. Kenneth Weber Calvin UP Church Ellwood City

Vitril blasts MHMR split as ridiculous move

Commissioner Frank A. Vitril condemned state plans to divide the Mental Health-Mental Retardation program into two entities with separate administrators. He warned the split would raise county costs, waste funds, and harm services while urging the state to fix existing programs and scrutinize juvenile correctional institutions. He cited discussions with local officials and a forthcoming investigation into an alleged institution practices.

Frank A. Vitril Harrisburg Vitril Lawrence County W. Thomas Andrews Donald Fox R-Enon Valley

White House mishandling delays ceasefire gear rush in Vietnam

A high American source says White House failed to inform the Defense Department of terms in a Vietnam ceasefire proposal, triggering a rush to deploy new weapons. Washington ordered F5 jets borrowed from Iran Taiwan and South Korea, plus C130s and tanks to Saigon as the accord’s signing neared.

Saigon UPD White House Defense Department South Vietnam Washington Iran Taiwan South Korea Fis Bien Hoa US Air Force Cis Tan Son Nhut Saigon Post U.S Northrop Air Force UPI Sak

Frost to Wed Singer Dishamn Carroll in London Next Easter

UPI reports television figure David Frost and singer Dishamn Carroll plan to marry in London next Easter. The pair announced at a New York news conference in the Plaza Hotel lobby after a two year on again off again romance spanning two continents. Carroll wore a full length fur coat and said the ring Frost gave her is "as big as his heart" though details were scant. A friend said the couple had quarreled months earlier but have since reconciled. Carroll has been seen with Las Vegas boutique owner Fred Glucksman recently.

New York UPI David Frost Dishamn Carroll London Poch Plaza Hotel Miss Carroll David Las Vegas Fred Glucksman

Nixon leads in final pre election polls across major surveys

Public opinion organizations and several newspapers report Nixon ahead in final polls. Gallup shows Nixon 35 versus McGovern 34 with 3 undecided and 1 for other parties. Harris puts Nixon 59 to 35 with 6 undecided. NYTimes notes potential landslide, Daily News predicts New York state victory, Denver Post poll shows Colorado Nixon-Agnew at about 63 percent.

Nixon Gallup George $. McGovern Harris Washington Post Lyndon Johnson New York Times New York City Daily News New York Denver Research Services, Inc Denver Post Spiro T. Agnew Colorado Nixon- Agnew McGovern Sargent Shriver

Shriver Ends Campaign With Five State Bus Tour

Sargent Shriver wraps up his Democratic vice presidential bid with a five state bus tour through Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and Texas before returning to Washington for election returns. He denounced Nixon as reactionary and accused him of breaking 1968 promises while urging job impact statements for manufacturing towns and criticizing Vietnam policy remarks.

Pittsburgh Sargent Shriver Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Texas Washington Shriver Cleveland New York Delaware Nixon Bristol

Lansky slips away from Israel for Zurich under expulsion threat

Meyer Lansky, long targeted by UPI, left Israel secretly for Zurich amid public safety concerns. Interior Ministry said the case is closed and officials noted his departure. U.S. indictment on illegal gambling and tax evasion remains. Swiss authorities offered no confirmation of his destination.

Tel Aviv UPI Meyer Lansky Israel Zurich Interior Ministry Yitzhak Agassi Lansky Supreme Court U.S United States Swissair Bruno Reis

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