14 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
1
Obituary notices summarize services for Mrs. O L Rose and others, listing birth, residence, survivors including five sons and three daughters, a service at Nerward L Reynolds Funeral Home, and visiting hours. Additional obituaries note deaths of Jon H Dittmer, William Sullivan Sr, John Robert Graham infant, Ronald L OToole, Chapman H Hyams III, Frederik W Ford, and Joe Chandler Morris Jr with funeral details and affiliations.
Sixteen Indonesian guerrilla battalions were reported massing on Malaysia’s Borneo frontiers. Stephen Ningkan said battalions on Sarawak and Sabah borders prompt Malaysia to bolster defense, patrols, and police. Sukarno defends actions as colonialism while peninsula clashes yield four paratroopers killed and several captured.
Roman Brother won the 144820 dollar New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic at Rockingham Park. Darby Dan Farm's Candalita captured the 102470 dollar Matron Stakes at Aqueduct. UPI reports the United States swept Curtis Cup matches to lead Great Britain by ten percent points. Rex Cawley set a 49.1 second world record in the 400 meter hurdles. A Philadelphia woman, Mary Orth, 60, died in a head on crash on Route 322, with several others injured. multiple addresses and names are listed for victims and hospital stays.
Greensburg publisher Frank Irvin of the Greensburg Tribune died Sunday in Atlantic City at age 41 while vacationing. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at First Presbyterian Church. Irvin, named publisher on February 8, 1962, had been business manager since joining the Tribune. He was a Wall Pa. native, University of Pittsburgh graduate, and former partner in a Pittsburgh accounting firm. He is survived by his widow Luis and two brothers, Thomas and William.
Philip Martone of 317 W 18th St Erie died at 6 p.m. Saturday after a brief illness. He moved to Erie in 1928 after coming to the United States in 1907. He is survived by a brother in New Castle Herman Martone three sons four daughters 23 grandchildren a great grandson two brothers and three sisters in Europe. Mass will be sung at 9 sim Wednesday in Paul Church Erie. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery Erie. Friends may visit St George Funeral Home Erie from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. today and tomorrow.
The Chicago White Sox acquired Smoky Burgess from the Pittsburgh Pirates for slightly over the $20,000 waiver price. Burgess, 37, batted .247 with two homers and 17 RBIs this year, bringing a 293 lifetime batting average in a career with the Cubs Phillies Reds Pirates.
Rebels concede defeat amid a volatile South Viet Nam power struggle. General Khanh, 37, who seized power January, forms a fragile transitional regime with a three man leadership after rejecting recognition of a new government. Civil elections pledged, but turmoil continues as Buddhists push for changes and oust interior minister Phat.
Reporters from across the nation converge on Aberdeen to cover five newborn Fischer quintuplets at St Luke's. Gifts pour in as a publishing company signs for exclusive rights to their growth. locals plan a new home as the family awaits another possible multiple birth.
About 200 people attended dedicatory rites yesterday for the new education unit of Christ Lutheran Church at I. Washington and Beckford streets. Rev. Gerhard Schmoock of Cabot preached, urging growth in education facilities. Music was provided by East Side church organist Harold Held and soloist Mrs. Victor Black. Arthur Hartfelder led the building committee with Samuel Bluedom, VLee Hoy Ayssa, and Norman Bintrim among others.
Two teen girls were injured at 10 10 pm yesterday when their car struck a utility pole on S Mill Street near Sutton Patricia Ann Gabriel 16 of 424 Waldo Street and Linda Deloseph 16 of 10295 Mill Street were treated at St Francis Hospital for minor bruises and released Gloria J Swarts 934 Adams Street reported her car was damaged by a hit and run while parked at her home at 9 20 pm Saturday Hubert Wise 28 of 1124 Setota Street was stabbed in a scuffle at Long Avenue Tavern and treated at St Francis Hospital for three stab wounds to the upper left torso He identified the assailant and was told to file charges no charges filed yet.
Five Mohawk High School Future Farmers of America members display dairy cattle today at The Pennsylvania State University Junior Dairy Show in Harrisburg. Entries include John Lawrence Ira Guermseys Robert Herb Charles Lawrence Ronald Byers David Clark and others in various breeds and ages as part of the Pennsylvania All-American Daily Show.
Athens Lynda Bird Johnson arrived to attend the wedding of Greek King Constantine and Princess Anne Marie of Denmark. Washington Senators struggle to reach a compromise on reapportionment and speed appointments. The Warren Commission nears completing its Kennedy assassination report with findings due by Sept 24. Chicago NFO calls a 24 state market rebellion memorial for two farmers killed in Wisconsin protest. Slippery Rock Township meeting postponed to next Monday 8 pm. Mike Barretto 25 fractured left shoulder playing football. treated at St Francis Hospital and released.
Market unsettled and weak with jumbo and extra large eggs in ample supply for fair demand. Large and medium eggs see spotty demand, jumbo whites 54-61 cents, extra large whites 54-57, large whites 46-54, medium whites 40-49, and large whites 42-45 cents. In Dallas Marcus store touts a tiny diamond studded watch claimed to be the smallest in the world.
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