Neshannock Board Hires 2 Teachers
Neshannock School Board fired two teachers and three janitors, hired Belly Jan McKnight to teach French and Jane Martin as librarian on substitute basis. John E. Gallagher approved as janitor, and three pact-line janitors named. October 13 set for annual teachers reception at 6 pm in the high school. Bills totaling 275311 approved, including two high school rental payments. MeMorial School rental 27813. Bruce-Merrilees Electric Co. payment of 2000 withheld for stallmights pending study. Two high school coaches authorized to attend basketball clinic October 9 in Philadelphia at 250. Supervising Principal Smathers authorized to approve use of facilities. Adult education classes may be offered if 20 sign up. Next meeting October 9 at 7:30 pm.
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Neshannock
Belly Jan McKnight
Jane Martin
John E. Gallagher
Pulaski Rd
Robert 9. Shuler
W. Kenneth Ave
George G. Shoals
W. Oakwood Way
Memorial School
Bruce- Merrilees Electric Co
Philadelphia
Thomas P. Smathers
Rezoning Request Rejected by Township Supervisors
Willian R Owens of Owens Auto Supply sought to rezone 120 Euclid Ave near Wilmington Rd from residential to commercial. The Ne shannock Township supervisors rejected the petition citing Planning Commission plans and that the site does not meet 20,000 square feet. Owens and his brothers protested the decision. An earlier appeal to the court by Owens was dismissed by President Judge John Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian R. Owens
Owens Auto Supply
Euclid Ave
Wilmington Rd
Neshannock Township
Clyde E. Hutchison
Donald .J. Nicolls
Hutchison
Owens
Edward
Albert
William Hy Owens
John
Powers
Ethel Speeds to Bermuda and Damage Seen by LBJ
President Johnson pledged rapid rehabilitation and full government aid for storm ravaged communities as Dora's remnants moved northeast through Georgia, South Carolina, and eastern North Carolina. Forecasters warned of continued heavy rain with winds generally under 40 mph. Louis Lebo of Youngstown dies at 61. obituary notes burial in Youngstown with services planned and family survivors listed. Senator Smathers predicts Castro fall in 1969.
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Albany
Weather Bureau
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Dora
Dara
King Football Reigns Again In Local Sports Roundup
Death notices interrupt the week with Edward L. Miller of 1211 N Marcer St, aged 30, dying from a gunshot wound while under medical care. Survivors include wife Constance Clarke, two siblings, five grandchildren, and a host of local organizations. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at Robert A Myers Home for Funerals. Vasil Yevtich, 72, of Bessemer, a retired cement plant worker, dies after illness. memorial service planned in Pittsburgh with interment of Pittsburgh cemetery. Also noted are margins from local high school games and Clifton S. Stout’s guilty plea for uttering a forged instrument, details on page 12.
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Louis Lebo
Youngstown
Tallis Tahoe
SA Terrace
New Castle
Charles
Florence Lebo
Gussie Gross
Fred Lebo
A. A
Esther) Newmark
Lee [Tls
Hollywood
Ira
Harold Lebo
Fla
Heuben
Madeline) Gillman
Shriver-Allison
Children of Israel Cemetery
Edward L. Miller
N. Marcer
John R. Hodge
Miller
West
Lebanon
Edward A
Ella A. Miller Miller
Constance Clarke
Associated Box Ch
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Lac
Kiskiminetas Lodge
Vandergrift
Pittsburgh
BPOE
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Club
John J. Miller
John J
Constance) Carll
Sharpsville
Norman
Iazel) Henderson
Leechburg
Howard E
Winifred) Snyder
Warren
Oia
Bruce S$. Miller
Paul Miller
Misse Dibte
IL Aim
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Rev. M. McConnell Jr
Highland UP Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Vasil Yevttch
Bessemer
St. Francis Hospital
Serbia
United States
Bessemer Limestone and Cement Co
Heieh Natzic
Walter Natzic
Barstowe
Calif
Joseph Natzie
Arcadia
Ohio Mother Killed While Children Watched In Ohio City
In Cincinnati on a dirt road near railroad tracks a 39-year-old woman, Mrs. John Jelks, was brutally beaten to death by a man who struck her with a sledge hammer as four children watched in horror. A suspect was under surveillance as police investigated the grisly killing.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPI
Polite
John Jelks
Jelks
Palice
Elmer Reis
City Clerk Becomes Father Of Twins At St Francis
City Clerk Jack Fritz and his wife Bent welcomed twin daughters born around 7 am at St Francis Hospital after 3:30 am admission. Each baby weighed about four pounds. Names had not yet been chosen. a boy’s name planned earlier was abandoned after the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Fritz
Bent
NFO demonstrations loom as Wisconsin talks resume
Madison officials awaited the resumption of National Farmers Organization protests after Oren Lee Sta ley met Wisconsin Governor John W Reynolds for six hours. He urged demonstrators not to block roads or violate property or law enforcement.
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Madison
Wis
British jets aid Malayan jungle troops in operation
British jets bombed jungle targets aiding Malay forces as Indonesians suffered casualties and captives. Police reported six captured Friday and at least five Saturday battles, with 25 to 30 Indonesians taken. Jakarta urged 9 million volunteers to combat readiness as Sukarno vowed to stamp out the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Ministry
Jakarta
Malaysia
Sukarno
Federation of
Indonesia
Strikes threaten 14,000 workers across eight counties
Strikes to idle 14,000 workers continued on page one protests by carpenters over a disputed pact. Walkouts are planned at 26 independent projects Monday afternoon unless carpenters locals sign agreements. Affected counties include Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Butler Fayette Greene Lawrence Washington and Westmoreland. In Pittsburgh, Printing Pressmen’s Local 9 voted unanimously to accept a 15 month contract with a 4.30 weekly wage increase retroactive to April 2, plus a pension plan and better hospitalization. pay under old terms was 131.50 daily and 135.50 nightly. In a lighthearted note Texas is not a sheep country as a lamb with a blue ribbon appeared outside a grade school. enrollment was already closed.
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Carpenter's
Carpenters
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Fayelte
Greene
Lawrence
Washington
Westmoreland
Union
Pittsburgh
UPS
Prinling Pressman
Lae Val 9
Pittsburgh Press
Robert Slinskey
Laval 9
Ginzburg slams California Supreme Court in ballot suit
UPI reports publisher Ralph Ginzburg calls the California Supreme Court high handed after dismissing his suit to keep Barry Goldwater off the November ballot. He plans similar actions in New Jersey and New York, arguing Goldwater’s eligibility based on birth in Arizona Territory. Melvin Belli filed the California suit. Ginzburg vows another attempt despite the court’s ruling.
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NOW Work
UPI
Ralph Ginzburg
California Supreme Court
Barry Goldwater
Ginzburg
New Jersey
New York
Goldwater
Min
United States
Arizona Territory
U.S
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
California
Superior Court
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
High
UMW Ends Stormy Meeting in Miami Beach
The United Mine Workers ended one of its stormiest meetings as seven local unions voted to oust Steve Kovhis Jr and three other “splinter” Heilman members. Others named in the ouster petition included Karl Kefton Landers Thornberry and William Howard. The petition was sent to the executive committee for study amid clashes during a political rally for W A Boyle.
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Miami Beach
United Mine Workers Union
Steve
Cadillac) Kovhis Jr
Haian
Nouvel
Karl Kefton
Cameron
W.va
Landers Thornsberry
Keenis
Boyle
Kafton
Thornberry
Joh Owne
Howard
R. 0. Lewis
Red Premier Cho En-lai Health Rumors Stir Hong Kong
Hong Kong observers speculate that Red China premier Cho En-lai rests in Kunming amid long absence from Peking broadcasts. His health is described as delicate after past bleeding incidents, with concern he has been unwell for some time.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Red China
Cho En-lai
Chow
Peking
Chou
Kunming
Mincva
China
Battle Near Saigon Kills and Wounds U.S. and Viet soldiers
In a one hour clash less than ten miles west of Saigon a U.S. adviser and 13 Vietnamese were wounded a land mine exploded during fighting. Five Communists were killed and three government soldiers died with 32 wounded. Capt Richard T Lynch 28 of Paoli Pa was shot and killed nearby.
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Saigon
Upi
U.S
U.S. Navy
Ue Saigon
Tan
Richard T. Lynch
Paoli
Chuckles In News Causes High School Bell Destruction
Harborcreek Pennsylvania teen Charles Barnes Jr a Harborcreek high school football guard dislocated his shower and broke the school victory bell after a spirited celebration of the team s first win of the season. He also suffered facial cuts when a broken bell piece struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Charles Barnes, Jr
Harborcreek
Uhm
Democrats Lead Registrations In Lawrence County
Democrats lead Republicans by 424 in new registrations with 1,499 Democrats and 1,055 Republicans signed up since May 4. Last day to register is Monday for the November election, with office hours 8 am to 4 pm at the courthouse. Absentee ballot applications are available Monday through October 27 at the county commissioners offices. Chief Clerk Joseph A Book notes in person or by letter for those outside the county on election day. Emergency applications accepted after October 27 until 4 pm November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Joseph A. Book
Michael Nieswhadony Dies In Buffalo
Michael Nieswhadony died September 1 in Buffalo. He was husband of Mary Fugas of ing Court St and father of Patrick Nieswhadony of Buffalo. Funeral service and burial were in Buffalo.
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Michael Nieswhadony
Buffalo
Mary Fugas
Ing Court
Mary Nieswhadony
Iey St
Patrick Nieswhadony
Deaf Mute Stabs Wife In Barroom
Deaf mute Gene McGowan, 26, stabbed his estranged wife Barbara, 19, in a Philadelphia bar after she entered with friends. Patrons attacked him. Barbara was in satisfactory condition after three hours of surgery. McGowan faces assault charges as he was treated for injuries. A separate note says a sports movie set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 2020 Shenango Street hall.
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Philadelpima
UPI
Gene McGowan
Upper Darby
Barbara
McGowan
Charles Young
Ienion Post
Shenango St
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Neshannock Board
City Charter Commission
Charles McDevill
Greater New Castle Association
Lonal Election Board
East Lawrence
GOP
Wenesday
Washington Township
William Proctor
WM. A
Proctor
Bestview Ave
Ationwide Insurance CO
Oes
Columbus
Ethel
Bermuda
Castro
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Fidel Castro
Weingartner Florists
First Federal
Neshannoge
Mercer and
Shenango
McConahy and
Burrows
Ultithyd
Hartzell
Thomas Hartzell
RN 2
John Hartzell
Mr. Hartzell
N. Jefferson Bt
King Football
Feam
Page 13
Hurrell
Campbell Memorial
Beaver Falls
New Brigtton
Aliquippa
Pittsburgh Central Catholic
Clifton S. Stout
Roosevelt Ave
Landover
Howard B. Hanna
Stout
Jania Sad Stout
Aradijian
Jesse N, Kerr
Mnd St. Vhone
Tod Pam
Taily
A.m. Te
Pam
Washington St
Jack Fritz
World Briefs
Sally
Boston
FBI
Richard A. Carignan
Charles Street
Vatican City
Vatican Press Commission
Ecumenical Council
Martin J. O'Connor
Scranton
Mary Dallas
Mary
Texas
Supreme Court
UMW
Windsor
Dean Rusk
Ont
Paul J. J. Martin
Canada
Friday
Barry M. Goldwater
ReAitz
J. Sleom Thurmond
D. U.S
Alexander Hloltzoff
Robert Gray Taylor
Taylor
Golldwater
Thurmond
Diamond Store
Houston
Jim Hayes
Hayes
Will Mail
Austin
Tex
Jack McGowan
Jake
McGown
Omainter's
Cricketeer
Vest
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