UN chief condemns outside aid in Congo crisis
Dag Hammarskjold denounces outside support to rival Congo factions and urges a $100 million international fund to stabilize the economy. He warns further disintegration could lead to war and calls for clarifying UN force mandates and a disarmament move to restore order.
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Protestant ministers warn Catholic president face church pressure
A group of 150 Protestant ministers and laymen led by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale warned that a Catholic president would face pressure to grant funds and favors to the church. They questioned whether Vatican aims could influence U.S. foreign policy, while Kennedy’s aide said he would study the statement.
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Opposition To Regional Plan Sparks Scott Township Debate
Scott Two taxpayers blame lack of information for opposing regional planning as the group presses concerns over federal aid and local involvement. Walter Brooks and Richard Cleaver said meetings at private homes hinder transparency while seeking more data before continuing in the plan.
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Wilmington Planning Commission
South New Castle
Taylor Twp
Obituary Fragments List Residents and Ages
Nee T. Miller 75 at 112 Carol J. Nicholas Mike Bajusz 81 at 1327 Moravia St Lawrence O Hoover Jr 43 at 1311 Willowbrook Rd Clayton W Cameron 58 at 116 Winter Rd Carl M Paden 57 at New Gali lee RD 1 Walter D Giffen 66 at Ellwood City
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Carol J. Nicholas
Mike) Bajusz
Moravia St
Lawrence O. Hoover Jr
Willowbrook
Clayton W. Cameron
Winter
Carl M. Paden
New Galilee
Walter D. Giffen
Ellwood City
Roughly sunny day with warm highs around 84 to 90
Mostly sunny today with a high near 87. Fair tonight with a low around 63. Friday remains warm with some cloudiness. 24 hour stats show a max 89, min 60, and river at 5 feet. Year ago stats record a max 92, min 63, river 5.6 feet.
New Castle Election To Decide Voting Machines Use
New Castle voters will decide in the November 8 election whether to use voting machines in future city elections. County commissioners support placing the question on ballots in all 42 city precincts.
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Edenburg
Public Square Beautification Starts In New Castle
The Greater New Castle Beautification Committee begins work on Pershing Square with tree removal and plans for a fountain, 25 foot flowering trees, and dwarf plantings. City Forester Owen Penfield Fox notes the fountain will boost air quality and aid plants while officials add new curbing to ease traffic. Some benches’ regulars complain about losing the rotted Ginko guardians, but stumps will be ground Sept 12. Municipal crews with city parks oversight fund and support the project, retaining war memorials and a cannon.
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City Welcomes Three Educators To Local Schools
The New Castle School system welcomed 32 new teachers during the Welcome Teachers Dinner in The Castleton hosted by 48 townspeople and the GNCA. Bart Richards urged dedication to teaching and praised the city, while other officials offered welcomes and songs.
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The
Steve D. Handy
William E. Thompson
Ray Gibb
Howard L. Reynolds
GNCA
C. Ed Smith III
Richard E. Rentz
Robert Brenner
Jack Jordan
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
David L. Kennaday
Carbis Walkers and Associates
Samuel Frank
Jack Gerson Jewelers
Eugene DeCaprio
Benjamin Franklin Jr. High School
Apple Butter Time Feels Like Living Past Days
The piece recalls September apple butter time when communities gather to paring apples and boil the mix. Generational ritual evokes savory aromas as households prepare the spread, with 90 today noted in a nostalgic, homey tone.
Nixon Kennedy Stress World Leadership Issue
Nixon and Kennedy outline plans to keep the United States in world leadership. Kennedy spoke to 5,500 in Portland stressing risks of losing world respect. Nixon, recovering at Walter Reed, champions a major overhaul of basic research and attract top thinkers with backing. Robert Kennedy notes religious issue as a Southern hurdle. Eisenhower and Stevenson react to the race dynamics.
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Inside Today's Classified News Page
A compact listing from a historic newspaper page shows sections like Sports Theaters Primary and stock briefs. It references classifieds and notices with page numbers and contact lines forWant Ads and news phones.
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Industry Walkout Threatens Jobs and Costs Nationwide
The Pennsylvania Railroad strike enters its second week with 72,000 workers idled and costs rising as shippers shift to trucks and rival railroads. TWU demands undisclosed concessions by noon, warning of possible town departures if rejected. NCR area factories face layoffs and supply disruptions, especially in garment districts and large plants served by PRR spurs.
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Rock Bottom
Transport Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
TWU
Cecil Muldoon
New York
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B&o
Reading
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Garment District
New York City
Anthony Masciarelli
General Motors
Linden
N.J
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Metuchen
Hurricane Bathes Bahama Isles Raking Florida Alerted
A fierce hurricane battered the Bahamas with 150 mph winds threatening Florida from Cape Canaveral to Key West. Nassau boarded up as streets emptied. Mayaguana San Salvador Acklin Long Island communications failed. Turks Island saw minor damage despite heavy rain. The Miami Weather Bureau warned tides 4 to 12 feet above normal.
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