Residence to study for degree at Pitt
Palma Julian, executive secretary of Catholic Social Service of Lawrence County, has been accepted in the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Pittsburgh and began working on her master’s degree in social work. She recently graduated from Youngstown State University as part of a 400-strong class, earning a BA with two majors sociology and social studies and a philosophy minor.
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Palma Julian
Catholic Social Service of
Lawrence County
YSU
Julian
Catholic Social Service
Graduate School of Social Work
Pitt
Miss Julian
Thomas Julian
Florence Ave
Missilian
The
New Castle News
City Mishaps Report Totals Damages At 925 Dollars
Damages reported in Mishaps yesterday totaled 925 dollars with no injuries. At 7 28 p m Stefan Marczak 56 of 107 Sharp St drove west when a cart from Albert J Joseph 23 of 150 8 Jefferson St emerged from an alley striking the rear finder and pushing the Joseph vehicle about five feet. Estimated damage 400 dollars. In a second incident Carol A Price 29 of New Middletown Ohio turning from E Long Ave onto Grimes St at 1410 am collided with Archie V Cume 66 of 712 Near St Cuma driving north on Grimes St stopping at E Long Ave damage 400 dollars. Judith F Mark 25 of 1326 E Washington St attempted to pass a truck east on Taylor Jr at 517 pm striking the left rear of the rig driven by William J Falcon Jr 57 of Butler damage 100 dollars. Westbound on Croton Ave at 10 pm Anthony G Conti 62 of Hollywood Fla paused to avoid a tractor trailer headed east on Croton but the rig driven by Clifford L Bloodworth hit the car left rear fender damage 25 dollars.
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Stefan Marczak
Sharp St
Albert J. Joseph
Jefferson St
Marezak
Joseph
Carol A. Price
New Middletown
Ohio
E. Long Ave
Grimes St
Archie V. Cume
St. Cuma
Judith F. Mark
E. Washington St
Taylor Jr
William J. Falcon Jr
Butler
Croton Ave
Anthony G. Conti
Hollywood
Fla
Hospital names Capuchin priest as new chaplain
The Rev Ludger Wuenschel a Capuchin priest is appointed chaplain at St Francis Hospital by Bishop Vincent Leonard of Pittsburgh. Formerly pastor of St Joseph's in Mt Oliver he has spent five years in Capuchin missions in Puerto Rico and will arrive Wednesday per hospital administrator Sister Mary John.
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Ludger Wuenschel
St. Francis Hospital
Vincent Leonard
Pittsburgh
Father Wuenschel
St. Joseph's Church
Mt. Oliver
Puerto Rico
Mary John
Gasoline fire at Philadelphia refinery creates massive blaze
A multi alarm gasoline fire in Philadelphia destroyed two tanks totaling 600000 gallons and forced evacuation of 400 residents. More than 300 firefighters battled the blaze for about 14 hours, dousing a third tank that stayed intact as flames shot 400 feet. Foam supplies were exhausted and additional foam arrived from West Chester Sharon Hill Philadelphia Navy Yard and Getty Oil Delaware City. In other news Barbara M Burns was appointed deputy assistant Secretary of Health Education and Welfare for Consumer Services and Mike Burns will coordinate HEW consumer liaison efforts.
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Philadelphia
West Chester
Sharon Hill
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Getty Oil
Delaware City
Del
Barbara M. Burns
Youth charged after car hits tree in Neshannock
Blaine Olinger, 17, of 4509 Hollow Rd., was charged with reckless driving after his car left Kings Chapel Rd. in Neshannock Township, struck a tree, injuring him and a 16 year old passenger, Jay Houk, who were treated and released. Damage estimated at $400.
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Neshannock Township
Blaine Olinger
Hollow Rd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Jay Houk
Ellwood Rd
Olinger
Kings Chapel Rd
Sirhan Attorneys Pick Up Kennedy Trial Transcript
Appeal lawyers for Sirhan B. Sirhan personally drove a truck to the Hall of Justice to fetch the court reporters transcript of the Kennedy murder trial. The 1,350,000 word transcript fills 108 volumes. The trial began January 9 and Sirhan, now in San Quentin, awaits the appeal outcome after being sentenced to death May 21.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Hall of Justice
Sirhan
Robert F Kennedy
San Quentin
Mayor Sidney Willar Among Four Dead In Plane Crash
LEWISTOWN Pa UPI authorities confirmed the Bellefonte mayor 78 died in a private twin engine plane crash on Tuscarora Mountain near Port Royal. Other victims include Gerald Robison 29 Harold Flick 35 and Robert Dunlap 47 a Bellefonte Civil Air Patrol unit commander and pilot. Fire damaged wreckage blocked the crest 150 feet from the top as fog hampered Friday recovery efforts.
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Lewistown
UPI
Bellefante
Tuscarora Mountain
Sidney G. Willar
Gerald Robison
Bellefonte
Harold Flick
R. D. Julian
Robert Dunlap
Civil Air Patrol
Juniata County
Port Royal
Teachers ordered back in Struthers district Ohio
Mahoning County Common Pleas Court Judge Elwyn Jenkins granted an injunction to end a salary dispute strike. About 5,000 pupils returned to classes as teachers resumed instruction after refusing to work since classes began last Wednesday. The Board of Education sought negotiations in good faith.
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Youngstown
Ohio
UPI
Struthers
Here
Mahoning County
Mayor Alioto Sues Look for 12.5 Million Libel
San Francisco mayor Joseph L Alioto filed a 12.5 million libel suit against Look magazine over a nationwide story linking him with the Mafia. He called the article a wanton disregard for truth and said editors leaked it to Ronald Reagan as the governor traveled to the Philippines.
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Michael Hudson
San Francisco
UPI
Joseph L. Alioto
Look Magazine
Cosa Nostra
Alioto
Black Hand
U.S. District
Cowles Communications, Inc
Joseph Alioto
California
Washington
Look Said
Lawsult
Look
Reagan
Honolulu
Philippines
Paul Beck
Pletely
Sult
Underworld
New York
Da Nang Under Heavy Communist Rocket and Mortar Assault
Communist troops bombarded Da Nang and nearby bases with nearly 200 rockets and mortars in the heaviest attack on the northern coastal area in a year. The predawn assault killed 17 South Vietnamese civilians and three Americans, with 23 Vietnamese and 120 Americans wounded. A Marine stockade attack killed three Americans, and a direct hit on a nearby ammunition dump killed one American and injured three. The U.S. command said this was the fiercest strike on Da Nang since August 1968.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPS
da Nang
South Vietnam
Marine Corps
U.S. Naval Hospital
Scout executive honored for 12 years service in county
About 100 people attended a dinner at First Presbyterian Church fellowship hall to honor retiring scout executive George A. Wilkins. The Rev T Milton Scott gave the invocation as Wilkins was praised by church, council, and volunteer leaders for 12 years of service. Clifford J. Nolan was introduced as his replacement.
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George A
Pop” Wilkins
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
G. William Blank
Lawrence County
George A. Wilkins
T. Milton Scott
David Nastal
Boy Scout Council
Kent
Kevin Mazey
Courtland
Ohio
Wilkins
Scott
Joseph Pearson
Scout Council
Russel Powell
Scouting Volunteers
Blank
Helen
Clifford J. Nolan
Newport News
York County
Pike Disappearance Prompts Desert Search by Military and Bedouins
In Bethlehem and the Judean Desert, thirty army scouts and many Bedouins press on to locate former Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike who vanished on Monday. Police dismiss maps from mediums and emphasize Bedouin trackers as the likely path to Pike, age 56, with investigators noting puzzling elements in the case.
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Bethlehem
Jordan
UPI
Episcopal
James A. Pike
Enos Givati
Pike
Diane
Arthur Ford
Philadelphia
Haifa
Givati
Kennedy matriarch comments on tragedy and politics
Mrs. Kennedy described Mary Jo Kopechne's drowning as a sad ordeal for Ted Kennedy amid political scrutiny. She recalled writing to the Kopechnes and spoke of pride in John F. Kennedy's vision, recounting a Cannes party aboard the USS John F. Kennedy and her wish to dance with sailors.
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Joan Deppa Paris
UPI
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Chapaquiddick Island
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Rose Kennedy
R. Sargent Shriver
U.S
France
Ted
Kopechnes
Mrs. Kennedy
Jack
John F. Kennedy
Scott to act as minority leader in Dirksen's absence
Four top Republican senators met and announced that Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania will serve as acting minority leader in the Senate until Everett Dirksen recovers or calls for an election. Margaret Chase Smith, Gordon Allott and Milton Young joined the discussion and Smith said she may convene a meeting to elect a permanent acting leader if Dirksen suggests it.
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Washington
Moon hero Neil Armstrong greeted home in Wapakoneta
About 1,000 residents welcomed Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong back to his western Ohio hometown of Wapakoneta. He and his wife Jan with their sons were cheered as he walked through the crowd. He called it good to be back and thanked locals before private family time.
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Wapakoneta
Armstrongs
Neil
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