New Castle United Fund Falls Short of 1964 Goal
New Castle’s 1964 United Fund drive raised 233,537 dollars, 43,273 below last year and 24 percent under the 306,631 goal. Cleanup efforts may add up to 10,000, with Public Affairs reaching 104 percent of its 22,581 goal. Industrial Division pledges stood at 69 percent of 168,000, while Major Gifts totaled 17,899 of 29,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
United Fund
George T. Barberio
R. K. Thompson
George Miller
State Welfare Office
New Castle News
United Fund Campaign
UN calls truce zone killing act of murder
UN charged the shooting of a South Korea captain in the truce zone as murder. North Korea denied blame while Gen. Chang accused the allies of slander. Maj. Gen. Seedlock called for punishment and said evidence proves Red guilt. The commission meeting in Panmunjom ended without agreement.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.S. Army
Robert F. Seedlock
Truce Commission
Seedlock
Han River
Chang Jung Hwan
Red
Chang
Weather Forecast For Western Pennsylvania And Lake Erie
Western Pennsylvania shows variable cloudiness and warmer conditions today tonight and Sunday. Winds strongest this afternoon 45 to 55 degrees high. tonight 40s lows. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect west to southwest today 20 to 30 knots tonight 15 to 25 knots. Mostly cloudy with no precipitation. Shenango River at 4 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Shenango River
Pope Intervenes in Council Rift Amid Unity Talks
Pope Paul VI called four cardinals to a Vatican meeting to bridge a bitter liberal conservative split delaying Ecumenical Council work. Debates focus on sharing authority with the Pope and a possible order of married deacons as work on church unity advances for about 550 million Catholics including Orthodox and Protestant Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Goodwin
United Press International
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Council
Coordinating Commission
Vatican
Theological Commission
Kennedy Visits Cape Canaveral For Moon Project And Polaris Test
President Kennedy arrived at Cape Canaveral to review plans for the moon landing program and to authorize a Polaris missile firing from a submerged submarine. The trip includes a sea launch test by the USS Andrew Jackson with Cmdr. James B. Wilson coordinating the go ahead by radio.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
Kennedy
U.S
Florida
Palm Beach
Fla
No. 1
Andrew Jackson
U. S. Navy
Navy
James B. Wilson
Wayne
Observation Island
Moonport
Cape
Boilermaker Dies After 37 Foot Fall at Cement Plant
William Young 60 of Pittsburgh died at Jameson Memorial Hospital from injuries after falling 37 feet while working on expansion projects at the Bessemer Cement Co. He slipped at the rail and was found by the foreman. Coroner notes awaiting Labor Department report. He was single and lived with an aunt.
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William Young
Reddour St
Pittsburgh
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Bessemer Cement Co
Young
Hankin-Coakley Construction Co
Cleveland
John A. Meehan Jr
Department of Labor and Industry
New Castle Rotary Club to mark 50th anniversary
The New Castle Rotary Club reaches a half century milestone on Monday. Page 3 notes festivities. other items mention free tests for undiagnosed diabetes, a new Girl Scout setup, The Singing Seven choir, and Khrushchev stance on space cooperation, all across pages 2, 5, and 6 to 11.
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New Castle
Death notices for Minnie Watkins and four men
Obituaries list Miss Minnie Watkins of Aliquippa Pa and four men: Thomas E. Cowles 83 of Akron Ohio David M Freed 74 of Wampum Edward J McKenna 77 of Ellwood City and William Young 60 of Pittsburgh Pa all dated Saturday November 16 1963.
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Minnie Watkins
Aliquippa
Thomas E. Cowles
Akron
Ohio
David M. Freed
Wam
Edward J. McKenna
Ellwood City
William Young
Pittsburgh, Pa
Seized Professor Freed By Russia Sparks Cold War Talk
The article recalls U S Soviet relations from 1933 recognition of the Stalin regime to current tensions marked by the arrest of an American professor on spy charges. It notes Berlin crises Hungarian rebellion and the Cuban missile scare as ongoing flashpoints in a wary Cold War.
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Moscow
Washington
Stalin
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Kennedy
Berlin
Goldwater Denounces Hoodlum Link Book as Trash
Senator Barry Goldwater dismissed a forthcoming book The Green Felt Jungle as trash and potentially libelous, saying it falsely claims he was friends with two convicted criminals linked to Las Vegas gambling. The Las Vegas Review Journal reported the authors accuse gambling interests of organized crime.
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Pittsburgh
API
Barry Goldwater
Las Vegas
New
Ed Reid
Ovid Demaris
Trident Press
New York
Reid
Brooklyn Eagle
N.Y
Goldwater
Gus Greenbaum
Riviera
Willie Bioff
Phoenix
Ariz
Illia Cancels Oil Contracts With 10 Firms
President Arturo Illia canceled oil-development contracts with eight American and two European companies fulfilling a campaign pledge. Oilmen met to review three decrees that plan to sue for losses from alleged exploitation, oil waste from storage, and economic harm from YPF's forced production acceptance and taxes owed by the firms.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Arturo Illia
U.S
Argentina
Illia
Amilcar Mercader
Barghoorn Expelled From the Soviet Union
Soviet authorities expelled Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn to London aboard a BEA flight after brief detention in Moscow. The action followed Russia’s claim of his spy activities and a personal request from President Kennedy. Stoessel learned of the decision, Barghoorn had been arrested Oct. 31 after meeting with diplomats, and Tass noted the case involved intelligence activities.
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Moscow
UPI
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Soviet Union
British European Airways
Barghoorn
Andrei Gromyko
Kennedy
BEA
London
U.S
Walter J. Stoessel
Borghoorn
Gromyko
United States
Russia
Stoessel
Foy D. Kohler
Foreign Office
U.S.S.R
F.C. Barghoorn
Wayne Township Hunter Killed In Jeep Accident
In Forest County four miles west of Marrionville a jeep overturned leaving William E. Cole dead from a fractured neck and his hunting companion Michael Prestopine seriously injured. Prestopine, driving the jeep, was listed in fair condition at Kane Community Hospital with x rays pending to assess injuries. Funeral plans and obituary arrangements were to be announced, with Cole born August 8 1927 in Wayne Township.
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Ellwood City
Salmon Creek Road
Marrionville
Forest County
William E. Cole
Pittsburgh Road
Michael Prestopine
Woodside Ave
Tionesta
Cole
Prestopine
Kane Community Hospital
Rober M. McDonald
Kenneth C. Turner
Turner Funeral Home
Wayne Township
Lawrence County
Daniel K. Cole
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Canaveral
Polaris
Khrushchev
Sacvadeeeee
Ellwood
TV Log
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Reds
By Stewart Hensley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Dynafuel
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Fernview
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