Area boy drowns in shallow pond behind his home
Bryant Maxwell Daugherty age 21 months drowned in a shallow pond behind the Daugherty home in New Castle. Coroner ruled accidental. He was playing in the yard when he either climbed a fence or opened a gate and fell into spring fed water. His death marks the fourth drowning in Lawrence County this year. He is survived by parents Thomas and Joan, siblings Terri Lynn and Thomas William, grandparents Beulah Andorfer and Mary Walsh, and William Daugherty. Funeral arrangements are set at Noga Funeral Home with services Friday conducted by Dr George Henderson. Burial at Oak Park Cemetery.
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Bryant Maxwell Daugherty
Thomas L. Daugherty
Gardner Stop Rd
John A. Meehan Jr
Meehan
Daugherty
Charles Sheaff
Princeton Rd
Daughertys
Bryant
St. Francis Hospital
Lawrence County
Joseph R. Byler
Cotton School Rd
Pulaski Township
William F. Harrington
Court St
McConnell’s Mill State Park
James W. Griffin
Mahoning Ave
Bessemer
Hillsville
New Castle
Thomas
Joan Andorfer Daugherty
Terri Lynn
Thomas William
Beulah Andorfer
Mary Walsh
Youngstown
William Daugherty
Noga
S. Mill and
E. Reynolds
George W. Henderson
Second UP Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Governor mansion cost set for Harrisburg project
The new Georgian style Governor's Mansion in uptown Harrisburg will cost 1,569,273 based on General State Authority contracts awarded Tuesday. Bids cover general construction 1,272,700 Eschenaurs plumbing 59,763 Miller Electric electrical 112,500. Completion set for March 15, 1968.
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UPI
General State Authority
Maclay
Susquehanna River
Indiantown Gap
H.B. Alexander and Sons, Inc
Eschenaurs, Inc
Miller Electric Co
Mt. Wolf
Milk price court case continues
Final arguments resume in Commonwealth Court over a permanent injunction to stop selling milk below state set prices. Cumberland Farms Dairy and Harrisburg Dairies argue the milk control law harms the industry while the commission cites ensuring supply and price fairness.
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UPI
Commonwealth Court
State Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia
Cumberland Farms Dairy
Canton
Mass
James E. Honan
Moorestown
N.J
Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative
Honan
William W. Lipsitt
Kohn
Commission
Lily- Penn Food Stores Inc
Cumberland Farms
Louden Hill Farms
Scranton
Lipsitt
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Milk Control
Willis Daniels
Harrisburg Dairies Inc
Viet war key to tax hike
President Johnson's plan to cut federal spending by $3 billion may not prevent an income tax increase next year. Congress provided unasked for appropriations that would cancel the cut, tying the decision to Viet Nam war spending. A large supplemental request could push a tax rise, while revenue gains and higher interest costs might offset it. Police report two local crashes causing moderate damage to vehicles driven by Wealthy M. Stewart and Robert McAnallen, and another collision on US 422 involving Eldora M. Oakes and John E. McIntire with moderate damage.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Wealthy M. Stewart
Mercer Rd
Robert McAnallen
Boyles Ave
N. Jefferson St
Wallace Ave
Stewart
McAnallen
US 422
Shenango Township
John E. McIntire
New Middletown
Ohio
Eldora M. Oakes
Youngstown
Death notices listed for several individuals
John F. Semple 76 of New Wilmington Bryant Maxwell Daugherty 21 of 510 Gardner Stop Rd Paul Thomas Reffner 53 of 1037 Maryland Ave Fred A. Howland Sr 83 of 1047 Beckford St Mrs Lillian B. Jones 86 of Walton Hills Ohio listed in death records for Wednesday November 23 1966.
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John F. Semple
New Wilmington
Bryant Maxwell Daugherty
Gardner Stop
Paul Thomas Reffner
Maryland Ave
Fred A. Howland Sr
Beckford St
Lillian B. Jones
Walton Hills
Ohio
Degaulle states firm on Common Market
A brief note reports Charles de Gaulle maintains a firm stance on the European Common Market. The article outlines his position amid ongoing debates about European economic integration. No further action or dates are provided.
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Degaulle
North Korea shells South Korean patrol boats in Sea of Japan
UN Command said North Korea fired about 40 shells at three South Korean patrol boats off the east coast in the Sea of Japan. One patrol boat sustained light damage with no injuries. South Korean ships returned fire in self defense.
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Korea
UPI
United Nations Command
U.N
Sea of Japan
North Korea
Joint Armistice Commission
Johnson
South Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Seige
Teachers' strike extends holiday for 32,000 students
About 32,000 pupils in Youngstown and Hubbard face a week-long break as 300 teachers strike, shutting down 48 public schools. Pickets from AFL-CIO affiliated locals prompt bus and maintenance absences while officials consider invoking the Ferguson Act to end the walkout.
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Youngstown Federation of Teachers
Hubbard Federation of Teachers
AFL - Cio
Fer
Youngstown Law
Pat Mellilo
Board of Education
Western Pennsylvania Weather and Christmas Parade Featured
Variable cloudiness in the north with fair skies in the south, today and tonight through Thursday. Warmer highs in the 50s, low 32 to 40. Parade Friday includes Gardettes of New Castle Shenango High School Band sponsored by Downtown Merchants Association. Ten balloon floats five bands and 75 Boy Scouts march from Kennedy Co. to W. Washington St. lot then Santa hands out candy canes at Lawrence Savings and Trust Co. lot.
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New Castle News
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Fair South
Gardettes of
Shenango High School
Downtown Merchants Association
Kennedy Co
E. Washington St
W. Washington St
Diamond Lanes
Santa Claus
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
JFK death probe clamor grows after Warren report split
Washington UPI The push for a new investigation into John F Kennedy's assassination gains momentum as Warren Commission member Sen Richard B Russell dissents noting he is not satisfied with some answers from the commission's report.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Commission
U S withdraws from France deadline amid troop movements
U S European command says the United States will meet De Gaulle s April 1 1967 deadline to withdraw all troops civilians and supplies from France. By late October more than one third of 70000 personnel and over half of 770000 tons of supplies had left, with orderly withdrawal planned to avoid weakening NATO posture.
Holiday patrols begin to curb Thanksgiving traffic deaths
Local police announce special Thanksgiving patrols with extra officers from 6 p m tonight until midnight Sunday to protect drivers. Capt. Branigan notes last year saw 21 injuries and two deaths across five counties and urges defensive driving. Authorities advise lights on seat belts fastened and pre trip car checks amid potential weather threats.
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Nick A. Cubellis
David K. Ruhlman
New Castle
Joseph L. Branigan
Butler
Lawrence
Armstrong
Beaver
Mercer
Cubellis
New Castle News Suspends Tomorrow Edition
The New Castle News will not publish tomorrow in observance of Thanksgiving Day. The management extends holiday wishes to readers and urges motorists to drive safely during the extended weekend. President Johnson honors Gemini 12 astronauts Lovell and Aldrin for the mission.
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New Castle News
the News
Austin, Tex
UPI
Johnson
James E. Lovell
Edwin
Buzz) Aldrin
Space Agency
Houston
NASA
Foreign car safety defects to be released next week
Senator Ribicoff announced a forthcoming list detailing safety defects in thousands of foreign cars sold in the United States over six years. The disclosure parallels a prior release on American cars and cites possible brake and throttle problems while stressing that most recalled vehicles are not dangerous.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Senate Commerce Committee
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Federal Highway Safety Agency
Rolls Royce
Volkswagen
Renault
Ribicoff
Congress
Detroit
Auto Industry
Jets step up bomb attacks in North Vietnam
U S planes cleared weather to devastate three surface to air missile sites near Haiphong, with one US aircraft lost near the Cambodian border. Saigon warned of hot pursuit into Cambodia, while US forces consider expanding operations into the Mekong Delta. Marines fought near Chu Lai as 7th Fleet bombarded Viet Cong strongholds. Navy Air Force and Marines logged 59 missions targeting SAM sites and supply routes near Haiphong Vinh Hanoi and Dien Bien Phu.
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UPS
U.S
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Cambodia
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Mekong
Chu Lai
7Th Fleet
Navy
Air Force
Vinh
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
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