Kennedy Urges Quick Passage of 11 Billion Tax Cut
President Kennedy urged immediate Senate action on his 11 billion dollar tax cut plan calling it essential to curb recession risk and create 2 to 3 million jobs. He warned the recovery could stall and noted Senate Finance Committee blocked fast hearings, ending hopes for action this year.
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New York
UPI
Kennedy
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Aflcio
United States
Washington
Victor Andrew Named Executive Secretary of GNCA
Victor J. Andrew, 39, of New Wilmington, was appointed executive secretary of the Greater New Castle Association by directors at a meeting in The Castleton. He succeeds Francis B. Hall who resigned for health reasons. Andrew, a 30 year New Castle Lumber Co. sales rep, has held multiple posts in Indiana and Ohio. He is a Butler High School and Westminster College alumnus, served in WWII and the Korean War, and lives with wife Martha and two children Jill and Bill at 520 Waugh Ave.
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Victor J. Andrew
New Wilmington
Greater New Castle Association
Castleton
Francis B. Hall
Andrew
New Castle Lumber Co
South Bend Corp
South Bend
Ind
International Business Machines
Lawrence
Mercer
Mahoning County
Ohio
Butler
Butler High School
Westminster College
Martha
Jill
Bill
Waugh Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Youngstown Man Faces Narcotics and Theft Charges
Edward Eugene Robinson of 911 W Madison Ave Youngstown pleaded to possession of narcotics and larceny charges and was jailed in Lawrence County on 10 000 cash or 20 000 property bond. He was arrested by State Police man William Ball and County Detective W Gilmore Smith for stealing a box of opium and Demerol from Sun Drug store last July. Six persons were believed in a waiting car. Alderman Hanna said extradition was waived. District Attorney Fox credited narcotics agent Albert D Amico with leading the arrest.
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Youngstown
Lawrence County
Edward Eugene Robinson
W. Madison Ave
Ohio City
William Ball
W. Gilmore Smith
Sun Drug
Lawrence Village Plaza
Two Hit-Run Incidents Reported to City Police
Two hit-and-run accidents were reported to city police yesterday and early today. Eugene Goodnight aged 39 of Sharpsville Road reported damage to the right rear fender of his car after it was parked in the Offutt municipal lot from 7:30 p.m. to 12:45 a.m. Nunzio Guido of 212 S Lafayette Street reported at 6:05 p.m. that his 1963 station wagon parked in front of his house was struck and damaged.
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Eugene Goodnight
Sharpsville RD 1
Offutt
Nunzio Guido
S. Lafayette St
Butler High Edges West Mifflin North In WPIAL Final
Butler High wins a tight WPIAL championship game over West Mifflin North with a slight lead. The report highlights key plays and the team's momentum heading into next season.
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Butler
West Mifflin North
Truax Urges State GOP Delegates Be Unpledged
Harrisburg based Republican State Chairman Craig Truax urged Pennsylvania to send unpledged delegates to the national convention next year. He warned that pledging would divide the party and help the Democrats, noting Governor Rockefeller and Senator Goldwater support unity. County leaders largely agree with his stance.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Craig Truax
Pennsylvania
GOP
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Truax
Tanker Dy nafuel sinks off Cape Cod after collision
The 315 foot Dynafuel sank stern first in Buzzards Bay after colliding with the Norwegian freighter Fernview. All 62 crew were rescued. five injured. Coast Guard and Army Engineers Corps monitor wreck near Cape Cod Canal. salvage efforts prevent fires.
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Buzzards' Bay
Mass
UPI
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Army Engineers Corps
Cape Cod Canal
Canal
Perview
Buzzards Bay
New Bedford
Fernview
Oslo
Norway
Sun Oil Co
North Atlantic
Elections on civilian rule eyed in Viet Nam transition
In Saigon junta chairman Duong Van Minh said elections for an all civilian government could occur six to twelve months from now. The mix of military civilian rule would last up to a year as Premier Nguyen Ngoc Tho governs, while Defense Minister Tran Van Don urged unity against the Viet Cong. A US aid team member and translator were killed in a Viet Cong ambush near Saigon, with their driver wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Duong van Minh
Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Diem
Tran van Don
Viet Nam
China
Aviation Industry Targets Unpredictable Jet Turbulence Threat
UPI reports government and industry actions to curb mysterious high altitude turbulence endangering jets. Experts cite sudden vertical downdrafts and updrafts, with an Eastern DC8 injuring six and losing an engine before a safe landing. Authorities urge pilots to avoid excessive deceleration and adopt new handling techniques.
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Washington
UPI
Texas
Export Phone Firm Sues For Princeton Stock Transfer
Telephone Utilities of Pennsylvania sues Princeton Telephone Co in Lawrence County Court to affirm holding of two shares bought in October. Princeton asserts its bylaws require a right of first offer. TUP says bylaws not on stock certificates. The case features 72 shareholders and an attempted stock purchase at 1250 per share.
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Lawrence County
Princeton Telephone Co
Telephone Utilities of Pennsylvania
Princeton Company
TUP
Princeton
Princeton Telephone
Wily Computer Wins Las Vegas Blackjack Bet
A 80 pound LGP 21 computer, controlled by Emmett Hutchins, won 360 dollars at the Tropicana casino in Las Vegas after 50 minutes of play. Sam Radan dealt as the machine chose hits and bets between 2 and 42 dollars based on live inputs.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Tropicana
Emmett Hutchins
General Precision Co
Los Angeles
Sam Radan
Hutchins
Radan
Pennsylvania Apportionment Debate Hinges on Population
Pennsylvania faces a high court question on how far population should govern General Assembly apportionment. The article notes rural overrepresentation, the 1906- era Senate limits, and current court cases urging clearer federal guidelines. If the Supreme Court tightens population standards, Pennsylvania politics could dramatically shift.
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William Edenbarger
Harrisburg
API
Pennsylvania General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
State House
State Senate
Senate
General Assembly
The
New York Times
House
U.S
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Commonwealth Court
Ballot Boxes Opened After Recount Ordered in New Castle
President Judge Powers ordered a recount of votes from six New Castle precincts due to irregularities. Absentee ballots will be counted first, with precinct counting expected to take two days starting Tuesday. The mayoral race shows Rainey leading Jordan by 83 votes in unofficial totals.
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John S. Powers
New Castle
John F. Henderson
Edward M. Rea
Joseph A. Book
Read
John C. Jordan
Robert W. Rainey
Rainey
Jordan
Rea
2Nd Ward
James L. Scarazzo Jr
Scarazzo
Superior Court
Election Board
Thomas V. Mans
United Fund Sets 100 Percent Goal Tonight
The final report meeting for the 1964 United Fund campaign is at 7 30 p m in the Castleton ballroom. Officials said 62 percent of the $306 631 goal was reached at the Oct 29 meeting and expected success by tonight's session.
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United Fund
Castleton
Weather report for Western Pennsylvania clear and cool
Cloudy with a few snow flurries in the mountains followed by partial clearing this afternoon and tonight. Highs from 42 to 48 degrees, 36 to 42 in the mountains. Lows 25 to 36. Saturday expected to be fair and warmer.
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Pennsylvania
Deaths and ages listed in Friday notice
Howard M. Burr aged 67 of 211 E Garfield Ave. Kenneth R. Bright 58 of RD Nora G. McKnight 86 of East Palestine Ralph L. Vogler 50 of Ellwood City Marion Mackiewicz 45 of 940 Ruth Ave.
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Howard M. Burr
Garfield Ave
Kenneth R. Bright
Nora G. McKnight
East Palestine
Ralph L. Vogler
Ellwood City
Marion Mackiewicz
Ruth Ave
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Frederick M. Winship
Victor Andrew
GNCA
Laurel
Ellwood City Area
Wampum
Page
Investment Company Institute
Small Business Administration
Ieee
Ellwood
Eenee TV Log
Eee
Eeeteene Eorver
Eeetenee
John Poulin
Berlin
N.H
Poulin
Robert J. Serling
UPI Aviation Editor
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Augustine
U.S. Senate
Francis J. Augustine
Theresa Catale
Hillsville
Clair J. Huber
Volant
New Castle News
Wily Computer
Las Vegas Casino
Forest County
Philadelphia
William W. Scranton
James K. Davis
R-Forest
Morton H. Fetterolf
R-Montgomery
Clarence D. Bell
Delaware
Albert E. Madigan
Bradford
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