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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1962
Page
1
A report notes an Auxiliary Police plan to handle traffic near Gaston Park during the ball games. Officers may be deployed to manage crowds and direct vehicles as the New York Department of Pace Roads pursues a broad highway renovation program.
Kenneth Masteller, husband of Della Sherman and a former Ben Franklin Junior High School teacher, died Monday at his Port, Pennsylvania home of heart trouble. He was a policeman in New Castle with Carnegie Jill Bob Atello and had long been in truck farming and gardening in Forty Fort. Survived by wife, parents Arthur and Mrs Munsteller of Forty Fort, a son Kenseth Masteller Jr., and a brother and sister. Funeral services will be held Thursday in Forty Fort with burial in a local cemetery.
Rev and Mrs Donald Furniss missionaries to Cambodia under the Christian and Missionary Alliance will be heard at the Washington Union CMA Church today at 7 30 pm They translated their first term of service in the Cambodian field and will show pictures and curios in native costume The evening service is sponsored by the ladies missionary prayer band of the church A novel hymn singing event at Gaston Park drew a large crowd as a bonfire and hymns were shared until about 11 pm
A Mitchell woman injured in an automobile crash last night is listed in fair condition at New Castle Hospital. She sustained a possible fracture of the right arm and chest injuries after her car left Cameron Road and struck a yard rail at the intersection with Moffatt Road. Police report not yet filed.
Justice of the Peace Pat Sfarra said no hearing has been set for Joseph Blackie Gennarro of Monsy Street over aggravated assault on Deputy Constable Thomas Shuluga. The informant indicated Shuluga was obtaining the license plate when Gennarro struck him, possibly leading to reckless driving charges. Some parties may settle outside court.
A nine thousand volt powerline crash ends a sales trip for an oil company. Named dead include Arthur Burkstresser, Ronald Roberts, John Drennan, Robert Watts, A Colling Jr, Jay Alexander, Newton Bricka Jr, and Clayton Maxwell. Others presumed killed include James Whittaker, James Mahan dy, and James Goll. Wallet of Whittaker found. officials withheld names of recovered wallets. Flight route: Ashland to Goveland to Buffalo with a direct Buffalo to Ashland plan.
The United States said a pilot on a reconnaissance flight may have unknowingly crossed into Soviet territory due to severe winds and navigational errors. The note described the act as unintentional and due to difficult conditions. US officials maintained that patrols over Russia had not resumed after Kennedy’s 1961 order.
In Atlantic City the Miss America contestants endured a soaking parade on a wet wooden way as rain drenched the event. About ten thousand spectators watched while drivers kept tops down, and contestants smiled through the showers in gowns and mink.
The borough council will meet at 7:38 p.m. Tuesday to begin plans for the 1963 bicentennial celebration. Councilman Joseph Susany said townspeople will be asked how large a celebration they want. Routine business was conducted last night due to the death of secretary Margaret Pue’s husband.
A Farrell, Pennsylvania truck driver, Pastore, faced a reckless driving charge after his vehicle failed to yield during a turn on Northfield Avenue in Bedford, injuring a Bedford woman. The case cites alleged negligent operation leading to the accident and ensuing prosecution.
A mis rig struck an automobile operated by Mrs. Hilda Barber 41. she was admitted to Suburban Ferncuanly Hospital in fair condition.
Rome sources report Vice President Johnson told Italy would try to cut the U S overseas dollar drain by increasing military equipment purchases in the United States. Johnson met with Prime Minister Fanfani and Foreign Minister Piccioni to discuss Italian aid to Greece and space cooperation, with leaders pledging sympathetic consideration to Greek aid and to buying more American gear for NATO forces to offset about $100 million Italy’s operations cost the U.S. annually.
French President Charles de Gaulle, guarded heavily, walked through crowds at Bonn markets and spoke with the German people in their language. He urged a future friendship pact as he eyes a Franco German union without all Common Market members. Bonn aides caution on timing of political unity.
Milan E Paz 4 of 2A Eleventh St Bessemer died from burns suffered in an Aug 2 industrial accident at 3 am He was a motor inspector for Bessemer Limestone and Cement Co while installing a cabinet filter he touched a 44 volt current He died after two weeks in Jameson Memorial Hospital Coroner Jona A Meehan Jr investigates Paz born Sept 16 1916 in Bessemer son of Mike and Helen Slavich Paz survived by wife Margaret Paz four sisters two brothers and other relatives Funeral arrangements are set at Monas W Cunningham Funeral Home with services at the same location and burial at Graceland Memorial Cemetery
Doctors treating former President Herbert Hoover disclosed that a tumor removed from his colon was cancerous but curative and that he faced no immediate danger. The 88 year old remained active, walking unassisted and resuming pipe smoking as his condition improved. Well babies advice from Evanston urged regular health supervision for infants up to age two, with frequent visits in the first year and quarterly visits in the second.
Rep Powell sails for Europe amid congress session and amid criticism of his junket. Opponents say the trip delays civil rights work while supporters note the study of European opportunities for civil rights. Powell travels with Tamara Wall and Seere Huff, visiting Paris, film festival venues, and an Aegean sea cruise.
The body of Brother Arthur P Medeirus 31 of 7110 Thomas Blvd Pittsburgh died Wednesday in New Castle Hospital was moved to Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home and later to McCabe Funeral Home Pittsburgh All funeral arrangements to be announced by McCabe Brothers funeral directors Bonus rule Chicago adopted in 1946 season
A two car crash at an intersection in Shenango yesterday left no injuries. Janet M. Pitzer, 2221 E Washington St, in a 1954 Plymouth, was struck by Loris Clampoli in a 1962 Ford. Clampoli was cited for failure to stop before entering a highway, posted bond of five dollars plus costs.
United States Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman announced a 50 million pledge in food cash and services to the United Nations experimental 100 million world food program. The donation aims to support relief efforts and boost global food aid.
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