Church Council Pays Tribute To Late Dean
New Castle Council of Churches adopted a resolution honoring Monsignor Vincent W Stancelewski pastor of SS Philip and James Church and Lawrence County priest. Died Wednesday at St Francis Hospital after a brief illness. Viewing at the rectory 10 E Chartes St. Mass to be celebrated by Auxiliary Bishop Vincent Leonand at SS Philip and James Church. Translation from rectory to church scheduled for 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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New Castle
Monsignor
Stajecelewski
ACS
School For Christian Living
Ene Unanei
Uie
Kennedy
E. Chartes St
Vincent Leonand
Diocese of Pittsburgh
Philip
James Churen
St Philip and James Church
Holy Name Society
Lawrence County
Holy Name Societies
Lawrence County Catholic Day Committers
New Castile Council
Knights of Columbus
Mager
Hospital Visiting Hours At Jameson Memorial And Saint Francis
Hospital notes list Jameson Memorial visiting hours for medical surgical maternity private 11 am to 1 pm and 8:30 pm semi private two to four to 7 3:30 pm, child patients 9 to 1 pm and 2:30 to 7 pm with a quiet period 1 to 2:30 pm and restricted visits for immediate family on operation days or serious conditions. Saint Francis Hospital hours show private 11 am to 5 pm semi private 1 to 8 pm wards 2 to 4 pm and maternity husbands daily until 10 pm with grandparents 2:30 to 4:30 pm and 7 to 8:30 pm. Pedial 2:30 to 7 pm parents and grandparents only. Childress under 14 not permitted to visit at either hospital. Both hospitals are United Fund member agencies.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
ST. Francis Hospital
The
United Fund
Ares
Admitted and discharged names populate local notice
A long list of admitted and discharged individuals appears with multiple addresses in the region, including Ina W. Falatko, Donald Brown, Tobin Winds, Norman Lissman, Joseph Annarelli, Kathleen Black, Myrtle Rickart, Arthur Wagner, Geraldine Wettich, Marlene Covert, and more. The text also notes hospital events such as a birth at Jameson Memorial Hospital, a Halloween party hosted by local groups, pledging at Ohio Wesleyan University, and a running item about a deer case in California.
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Norman D. Lissman
Elm St
Struthers
Joseph Annarelli
West Pittsburg
Kathleen, Black
Croton Ave
Mra
Myrtle I
Rickart
Park Way
Arthur Y Wagner
Hartaman St
Carlton W
Book
Geraldine Wettich
Glen Ave
Ellwood City
Marlene A. Covert
Hmigh- Tand Ave
Bertlin F
Moretti
Wilmington
Roy L
Sehiek
New Wilmington
Austa L, Papst
And
Albert St. George Altman
Williams
Mishap Injures Woman In Wilmington Auto Crash
Miss Chevyl McCreary, 20, of 1910 Delaware Ave, is in good condition at St Francis Hospital after a truck rear ended her auto at 3 am on Wilmington Ave near Moody Ave. She sprained her back and the vehicle suffered extensive damage. Delmar Stump of Mechennesburg, Pa, drove the truck. No injuries in a second truck crash on South Street involving Jack Bathhouse, 97, and a Sullivan Acerone, 34. Moderate damages to both vehicles.
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Chevyl McCreary
Delaware
St. Francis Hospital
Miss McCreary
Delmar Stump
Mechennesburg
Wilmington Ave
Moody Ave
McCreary
Jack B. Bathhouse
New Gabiles RD 1
Lawrence Transfer & Storage Co
South St
Soth St
Jefferson St
Sullivan John Acerone
Fairfield Ave
Heart Unit Dinner At Castleton Hotel Plans Set
Lawrence County Heart Committee to hold its fourth annual dinner at 7 p.m. November 18 in the Castleton Hotel. Invitations sent to board members physicians dentists and local organizations. Public welcome with reservations through Mrs. Margaret R. Copson executive director by November 26. Dr Charles H Whalen is program chairman with assistants listed.
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Lawrence County Heart Committee
Castleton
Margaret R. Copson
Heart Association
Lawrence Savings and Trust
Charles H. Whalen
Proram
Fim
Edward Campbell
Jack Craig
Harrison R. Frank
James M. Heid
James T. Meyers
George Ritter
Freshly laid sidewalks spur youth play areas downtown
New sidewalks fix downtown paths for youths to play and for football season winding down locals practice basketball on streets. Workers unearth old business signs as older buildings are torn down and longtime firms reappear in town records. A public address system was taken by false pretenses from Victor Wagner of 514 N Mez eer St, who reported the incident to police. Fire at Albert Formatl’s home on 21 W Cherry St damaged furnace blower with $35 damage.
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P. A
Victor Wagner
N. Mezeer St
William F. DeCarbo
Wagner
Funeral Home
Albert Formatl
Soviet defense minister attacks U S imperialism amid missile parade
The article notes Brezhnev and Chou En Lai observing a Red Square missile display. Weapons ranged from a 61 foot intercontinental or intermediate range rocket to a 60 foot Havana cigar anti ballistic missile and an 18 foot anti aircraft model. Western experts compare mobility of missiles to Western systems, while Chou appears bored.
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Iwonid J. Brezhnev
Chou En-Jai
Havana
Cigar
Russia
United States
Britain
Ford Strikes Halt Ford Production Across Multiple Plants
Ford production eyed a 12 percent drop in early output and a 34 percent fall in truck production due to strikes. If stoppages persist, parts shortages could severely limit output, with plants in Dallas Louisville Wayne Chicago Heights Buffalo Sterling Detroit Sheffield and Ypsilanti affected. A separate report notes a $200 burglary at Bill's Used Car Lot on Mill Street, with entry gained by forcing the door and cash taken from a desk drawer.
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Playes
Chicago Heights
Buffalo
N.Y
Ford
Dallas
Louisville
Wayne, Mich
Sterling
Detroit
Mich
Sheffield
Ala
Ypsilanti, Mich
Bill
S. Mill St
Harry Stevens
Man Accused Of Murder Will Get Medical Exam
Michael Costello 99 remains under observation at St Francis Hospital psychiatric ward after allegedly beating Lloyd Guilich 92 to death with a cane in the Lots Home for the Aged. Dist Ally Kenneth Fox Jr said Costello will be examined Monday by Dr Frank Geer to assess responsibility. Guilich died from shock at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Coroner John Meehan Jr attributed the death. Costello, who will turn 60 in December, was charged with murder after police arrested him at the home. Attorney Joseph Solomon said he awaits Dr Geer’s exam results. William Lotz said Costello sat on his bed holding the cane after Guilich’s screams. Walter Ango, who slept nearby, was unaware of the event. Mrs Lotz said the men were close friends and had requested the same room.
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Michael Costello
Lots
St. Francis Hospital
Dist
Ally
Kenneth E. Fox Jr
Costello
Frank D. Geer
Lloyd Guilich
Greenwood Cemetery
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Lasyrence County
Johnn. Meehan Jr
Joseph Dura
Dura
Fox
W. Gilmore Smith
Guilich
Joseph Solomon
State Elks Meet Here Midyear Conference Held Here
About 200 delegates are expected for the statewide midyear conference of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World at the Elks Home on 15 W Home St today and tomorrow. Lawrence Lodge 18 and Valley Temple 167 host the event. Tonight’s program features a dance honoring Amos Yarris state president and Hester R. Thomas daughter state president. Tomorrow’s sessions include Judge John Powers United States Representative Frank M Clark and State Representative Dominick E Cioffi. Mayor John C Jordan will welcome delegates at tomorrow's afternoon session.
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Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World
Elks
W. Home St
Lawrence Lodge
Valley Temple
Amos Yarris
Hester R. Thomas
John 8. Powers
U. S
Frank M. Clark
D-Bessen
U S Will Drive for Nuclear Fleet
The State Department rebutted French charges about NATO’s multilateral logistics fleet project. Press Officer Robert J. McCloskey said NATO councils and ministerial meetings have long discussed the MLF, with full information available to all member nations including France. New Castle's First Toastmasters Club will meet at 5 20 p m Monday in the Fountain Inn.
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NATO
Wesday
State Department
U. S
Department
Georges Pompidou
Robert J. McCloskey
NATO Council
New Castle
Fountain Inn
Deaths In Directory Reflect Local Veterans and Families
Anthony J Fabich 36 of Neval Air Base Jacksonville Fla died of heart attack Nov 1 at home. Navy veteran with 18 years service. Survived by wife four children his mother sisters and brothers. Requiem Mass Tuesday St Monica Wampum. Ancilla Bagnara 85 of 1328 Barbour Place died at home after illness. Surviving son Adama Bagnara and daughter Mrs Rafferty. service Monday Christ Methodist Church Castle View Burial Park. Grace Ackerman 1906 Stanton Ave died at 11 30 am. Meehan Funeral Home handling arrangements. William Wolanin Sr 90 of Newark died yesterday. Requiem Mass Tuesday St Mary Church Newark with services at Noga Funeral Home. Interment Madonna Cemetery.
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Youngstown
Yanko Vuckovich
Sillsville
Carbon
Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital
Yugoslavia
Mirosch
Sava Vurkovichh
United States
Vurkovich
Rochester
N. Y
Carbon Limestone Co
Hillsville
Poland
Cunningham Funeral Home
Ohio
George Jones
St. James Episcopal Church
Lowellville Cemetery
Anthony J. Fabich
Anthony Joseph Fableh
Neval
Jacksonville
Fla
Koppel
Navy
Anna Yarnevich Fabich
Lnte
Jacob Fabich
Fabich
Anna ‘Fabich
Weimpum
George Fabich
Philip Fabich
Wampum RD
Joseph G. Fabich
Chicago
Ill
Pete Fabich
Somers
Conn
Paul Fabich
Marshall Funeral Home
Main St
Wampum
St. Monica Church
Edmound J. Sheedy
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Ancilla Bagnara
Barbour Place
Lugo
Italy
Joseph Tamperi
Joseph Bagnara
Christ Methodist Church
Adama Bagnara
New Castle
Joseph
Sara) Rafferty
Grace Ackerman
Stanton Ave
Meehan
Lincoln and
Highland Avenues
Madonna Cemetery
Police Drunk Driving Charge After Mishap
Adam Uminski, 78, of 1917 Prospect St, posted a $1,007 bond after pleading guilty to a drunk driving charge. He was released to await the next term of court following a 1:18 p.m. collision on Long Ave with three parked cars, damaging autos owned by Lombardo, Kuttesch Jr., and Pajano. A physician declared him intoxicated.
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Adam Uminski
Prospect St
Howard
Hanna
Uminski
Long Ave
Paul A. Lombardo
Morrison St
George Kuttesch Jr
Waldo St
Donald Pajano
Hamilton St
Belino
Altos
USW leadership push for wage increase at convention
At Atlantic City the union urged convening the Wage Policy Committee and negotiation of a wage rise rather than fringe benefits. Washington sources depict the USW presidency contest as a power struggle likely to yield a tougher bargaining stance. Existing contracts since Aug 1 1963 held no wage rise for basic stock workers. Germany warned at Chicago that a substantial 1965 wage increase is demanded.
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Atlantic City
Washington
USW
Chicago
Germany
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Christina M. Misea
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Pulaski
Caral Neely
Taylor St
Josephine Peebles
Chester E. Campbell
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John E. Beals
Warren Ave
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Macelia
Aldridge
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Retehen
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New Winningtom
Teruko Cumming
Mahoning Ave
Janet Law
Aah Hoover Ra
Rose Scardefield and Son
Marle Dry
Floyd A. Ross
Crawford Ave
St. I Ranels
Maspital
Chauncey Swagger
City Rescue Mission
Boy Scout Troop
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Eugene, H. Vendelard
Boy Scouts of America
First Presbyterian Church
J. Robert Winter II
J. Robert Winter
Valhalla Dr
Delta Tau Dells Social
Ohio Wesleyan University
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John D
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Lil
Pty Tuer
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Heart Unit
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Washington St
Bel Far
New Castle News Plaza
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Joe Fusco Ds
Northwestern
U.S
Dental Insurance
San Francisco
American Dental Association
Carl Sebelius
Dental Health
State Elks
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Honald C
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