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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1963

Page

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PMA President Assails Democrats on Spending

James F. Malone Jr., president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association, criticized Pennsylvania and Washington Democrats in New Castle before 225 PMA members from Lawrence, Beaver, and Mercer counties. He denounced Governor Lawrence and President Kennedy, urged reforms in taxation and labor laws, unemployment security, and administration, and praised a Scranton-era council for aiding industry.

James F. Malone Jr Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association PMA Pennsylvania Washington Council of Business and Industry Malone New Castle News Roger W. Rowland Center New Castle G. Blair Sheers Manufacturers Association of Beaver County

Appalachian plan unveiled for low in spirits region

A broad PARC plan covering parts of eight states was unveiled in Lexington. It seeks a development council, a 2150 mile highway system, 9.5 million acres of improved land, 133.5 million in 1965 recreation funding, expanded air facilities, timber management firms, upgraded water facilities and expanded vocational training, with Congress’ funding a major unknown.

Lexington UPI Appalachian Eastern Kentucky Congress West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia Tennessee Alabama Georgia Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Appalachian Regional Commission PARC Kennedy

Goldwater Says He Will Enter Most State Primaries

Senator Barry Goldwater said he would enter most state primaries if he becomes a presidential candidate. He listed Oregon California and Indiana as likely but would not run in Wisconsin while backing Byrnes. He planned talks with Pennsylvania leaders before any entry and kept January 27 Illinois filing deadline as his decision date.

Chicago UPI Barry M. Goldwater R-Ariz Goldwater Wisconsin John W. Byrnes R-Wis Pennsylvania William Scranton Oregon California Indiana Illinois

Deaths in 1963 Local Obituary Notices

Frank Red Green Chiusano 69 of 745 Croton Ave Lulu B Thompson 78 of 432 Neshannock Ave Thomas A McMullen 49 of 2415 Ruth St Mrs Paul Pappas 66 of 103 S Ray St Mrs Victoria Siovaila 62 of Ellwood City all listed in this regional death record brief with names ages and residences.

Frank Red Green

Iraqi revolt quelled as Baath party strength appears intact

In Baghdad, unidentified rebel units attacked key sites but Baghdad Radio remained under government control. Observers say a Baath reshuffle removed Deputy Premier Salah El Saadi, with Maj. Gen. Ahmed Hassan Bakr’s regime regaining grip as leaders called workers back to duty.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Baghdad Baath Party Baath Saleh el Saadi Defense Ministry Baghdad Radio Ahmed Hassan Bakr Electricity and Water Department Middle East Bakr

Peace Corps Fund Request Attacked in Congress

President Kennedy seeks 102 million for the Peace Corps to expand Latin American and African work and raise volunteers from 6634 to 11300 by next fall. Rep Vernon W Thomson and two others push to cut authorization to about 81 million, calling the program burgeoning bureaucracy and weak on results.

Washington UPI Kennedy House Wisconsin Vernon W. Thomson H. R. Gross Iowa Edward J. Derwinski Illinois Peace Corps Latin America Africa Thomson Gross Derwinski

Reapportionment Plan Favors Democrats in Pa Districts

A Pennsylvania reapportionment plan expands New Castle's 1st District to include South New Castle and Union and Taylor Townships, increasing Democratic registration share and reshaping Assembly districts. Philadelphia loses seats, while Montgomery, Delaware, and Bucks gain, and internal shifts in Allegheny and Luzerne favor Republicans in some districts.

Harrisburg UPI New Castle South New Castle Union Taylor Pennsylvania Yesteray City of Dominic E. Cioffi GOP Ambridge Aliquippa Beaver County Montgomery County Delaware County Bucks County Beaver Chester Franklin Lancaster Westmoreland Philadelphia Armstrong Clearfield Crawford Somerset Blair Fayette and Schuylkill Lackawanna Luzerne Allegheny Berks Butler, Cambria Erie Cumberland Dauphin Northampton York Kathryn G. Pashley Elizabeth Winter Allegheny Pittsburgh Dem

Comedy of errors mars New York jewel heist

Five days after New York detectives praised the planning of the largest jewel robbery, a bungled getaway in a station wagon stalled repeatedly due to a driver unfamiliar with gears. Looted diamonds emeralds rubies and gold were scattered as workers and bystanders claimed items. Police described finders keepers behavior as chaos unfolded across Manhattan and nearby sites.

UPI New York City Phil Rossi Bob Lee John Joyce Bill Cunningham New York Manhattan Charles C. Holt Jr Detective Devision Gettysburg Anthony Negri

Definite steps toward Rock Point Park redevelopment

Ellwood Borough Council and the Chamber of Commerce plan concrete actions toward redeveloping Rock Point Park. The notice highlights municipal coordination and community input as a focus of upcoming moves.

Rock Point Park Ellwood Borough Chamber of Commerce

Koukal Elected President of Jameson Memorial Medical Staff

Dr Ludwig Koukal was elected president of the Jameson Memorial Hospital medical staff succeeding Dr George W Moore. Dr Julius Newmark is vice president and Dr Paris A Shoaff III secretary treasurer. An executive committee includes Dr Wilbur E Flannery Dr Travis A French and Dr Walter H Kehler with terms beginning January 1. Seven doctors were elected to the credentials committee: Henthorne Mittica Perry Perry Sommerfeld Uber and Wilson. Wilson was reelected to a three year term on the joint conference committee.

Ludwig Koukal Jameson Memorial Hospital George W. Moore Julius Newmark Paris A. Shoaff III Wilbur E. Flannery Travis A. French Walter H. Kehler John C. Henthorne Nicholas Mittica David Perry Samuel W. Perry Jr James P. Sommerfeld Thomas R. Uber Paul H. Wilson Wilson

Warnings Ignored About Viet Coup Surprises U.S. Command

In Saigon sources say the November 1 coup against Ngo Dinh Diem surprised U.S. General Paul Harkins despite subordinates warnings. The MACV denied he ignored alerts and said coup leaders kept tight secrecy until attack. Harkins allegedly sought removal of a report paragraph doubting an imminent coup.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPI Ngo Dinh Diem U.S Paul D. Harkins Military Assistance Command Harkins Washington Military Central Intelligence Agency CIA

Governor Pits Cosgrove on Labor Appeals Board

Patrick Cosgrove of 1212 Wilmington Ave is named by Governor Scranton to the Pennsylvania Labor and Industry Department Appeals Board and advisory board. He will represent labor with Roy Dugan and has long service as Pittsburgh District Council of Carpenters officer and Local 206 president.

The Carpenter’s Union Cosgrove Greater

Civic Education Center Planned for North Hill in New Castle

Lawrence Regional Planning Commission unveiled a multi item plan for New Castle and Lawrence County. The North Hill civic center would house a technical vocational high school a two year community college a library and recreation with 75 percent federal funding 12 percent state and 12 percent local. The project costs about 1 million for land and demolition with Phase One the high school opening in two years followed by a library in five years and a county wide two year college after 1970.

New Castle Lawrence County Kelly Community College Commission

Weather Summary for Western Pennsylvania

Western Pennsylvania shows mostly cloudy cool conditions with scattered showers and snow flurries in the north and southern sections. Highs in the mid 30s to low 40s, tonight remains cloudy and windy with showers turning to snow flurries later tonight and Thursday. Low temperatures 28 to 35. 24 hour period ends 7 am with max 46, min 34, precipitation .02 inch. Shenango River stage 4.2 feet.

Pennsylvania Shenango River

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