Young Kennedy Slight Favorite In Senate Bid
Boston voters face a tight U S Senate nomination race with Edward M Kennedy slight favorite over Edward J McCormack as both Democrats contend for the November election. Lodge and Curtis lead Republicans. predictions center on a nationwide wave aiding Kennedy while unions push unemployment relief and extended hours programs across the campaign.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
United States Senate
Edward J. McCormack
John McCormack
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Eddie
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
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Senate
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Kennedy
Massachusetts
McCormack
Miami Beach
Steelworkers Union
U.S
David McDonald
United Steelworkers
Amer
USW
AFL+CIO
James A. Michener
Congress
Pennsylvania
McDonald
Tragic Oak Street accident kills 18 month old
Joseph Michael Wilson, 18 months, died after his father's pickup backed from the yard into an alley on Oak Street. The boy suffered a skull fracture and was dead on arrival at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Deputy Coroner John Noga ruled the incident accidental. the family consists of four sisters. The child was born May 15 in New Castle.
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Joseph Michael Wilson
Oak St
Wilson
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert Wilson
Oak Sir
Rose Wwilson
Wilsons
John Noga
New Castle
Joyce
Bobbi
Voters Eligible Here in Lawrence Ce Election Totals
Unofficial registration totals announced show 28,470 Republicans and 25,516 Democrats. The gain since May primaries includes 497 more Republicans and 850 more Democrats, with additional registrations from Prohibition No Party Independent Socialist and Progressive groups. Previous record stood at 4,063 in the 1961 general election.
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Prohibition
Senate States Trade Bill Vote
Washington reporters note the Senate prepared to begin voting on President Kennedy's trade bill. Leaders say they can fend off protective amendments and secure tariff-cutting powers, while opponents target the adjustment assistance program. Dirksen hints at limited debate and supports shortening the Reciprocal Trade Act extension.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Pittsburgh Pastor Elected President of Western Pa Synod
Rev Dr William C Hankey, a Pittsburgh pastor and former Pittsburgh Synod president, was elected president of the new Western Pennsylvania Synod at Thiel College during the convention opening. He is noted for broad administrative experience and ties to the North Hills area of Pittsburgh.
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Lutherans
Pittsburgh
Greenville, Pa
UPI
Western Pennsylvania Synod
Lutheran Church In America
William C. Hankey
New Synod
Thiel College
Hills
Reds Set Off Arctic Blast
Swedish scientists report the Soviet Union conducted a monumental nuclear test at the Arctic site of Novaya Zemlya. Detection occurred via monitoring devices at Stockholm University.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPT
Soviet Union
Novaya
Zemlya
Stockholm University
City and Townships Back Plan for Metropolitan Sewer Authority
City council and Union and Neshannock townships push for a metropolitan sewer authority for Shenango Two. Officials note the exact makeup of the authority is unresolved and urge public input before any council action. New Castle and Hickory Two show interest as area sewage issues persist.
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Union
Neshannock
Shenango
Herman F. Steinstrink
Robert W. Rainey
New Castle
Hickory Two
Union Two
Deadlocked College Aid Surmounted in Bipartisan Deal
Washington reports the long deadlock over Kennedy's federal aid for 3000 colleges is broken. A $2.3 billion program gained House Senate committee approval with a plan to limit construction grants to libraries and labs and add a student loan option with need-based forgiveness. Delegates at the United Nations prepare for the General Assembly amid global tensions including Africa Berlin Cuba and Berlin issue discussions. Thant noted no immediate shift on Berlin but suggested a possible Kennedy Khrushchev meeting could occur later this year.
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UPI
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Thant
Te Assembly
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
New St. Camillus Church Cornerstone To Be Laid
The Pittsburgh Diocese prepares for a cornerstone ceremony at 7:30 p.m. with Bishop John J. Wright to bless the new St. Camillus church at 3144 W. Enwood Ave. The church, built after a long relocation effort, will host a High Mass commemorating the milestone.
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W. Eniewood Ave
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Pittsburgh
V. V. Stancelewski
Lawrence County
Wright
Ex- Hi-Lander Theater
Elizabeth
St. A
Mser
Francis M. McCatler
St. Mary Parish
Fen Church
Father McBride
Sus
Mittee
Robert Ret
Will
Rigan
A. W. Bennett
Irvin Ful
Banks
Kennedy Urges Arbitration In Rail Dispute
In Chicago President Kennedy urged the North Western Railway and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers to submit their five year job security battle to arbitration for a final and binding settlement. The carrier accepted the plan with limits, which ORT says creates a one way street. The dispute halted operations on a major rail line and the president pressed for full operations to resume while a federal panel studies emergency board recommendations.
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Chicago
APL
Keredy
Morgenthau Nominated For New York Governor On Second Ballot
Syracuse dateline reports Robert Morgenthau, 43, son of Henry Morgenthau Jr., nominated for New York governor on the Democratic second ballot amid bitter floor fights. He trails Frank P. O Connor, with backers buoyed by the result as unions and employers enter talks to avert a strike by missile workers. Negotiations led by the Federal Mediation Service began to avert a Sept. 2 strike, with talks continuing between unions North American and aerospace locals of the UAW and five companies.
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UPI
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Queens
Washington
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Stratton
Schenectady
Indus
Howard J. Samuels
Canandaigua
Jamies A. Farley
Land
North American
Aerospace
United Auto Workers
Launch Sixth Weather Eye Rocket Today
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI reports Americas sixth Tiros satellite was blasted into orbit at 4 59 am EDT aboard a three stage Delta rocket to study hurricanes and photograph world weather. Tiros VI carries infrared and simple cameras. Tiros V1 had equipment left behind to limit daylight work.
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UPI
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New Castle
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Tiros V
Tiros I
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Tiros YI
Injunctions Ordered Against Two Strip Mines
President Judge John S. Powers issued a permanent injunction against two strip mine operations in Slippery Rock Creek while raising the bond to 25.06 to cover injunction costs. A temporary injunction has been in force since July 25. The ruling rejected damages claims by Local 1220 Steel Workers and Col PD Seller and rejected a motion to dismiss the injunction against Pratt and Craig Coal Co of New Castle and Garner Coal Co of Mer ect.
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Slippery Rock Creek
Lawrence County
Powers
United Steel Workers of America
Col. PD
Perry Two
Pratt J and Craig Coal Co
New Castle Jana
Garner Coal Co
Merect
Firma
Christ Festival Date Change Sparks City Census Delay
During the first session of the council on the census matter the 1962 Christ Festival planning was adjusted. A tentative February 17 1962 census date was set with the festival moved to December 3 due to inability to secure leadership. The New Castle Ministerial Association and church leaders will finalize details at a vesper service in Clen Moore UP Church.
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Christies
Brinton
Highland
New Castle
Clen Moore
Dickson Marshall
John
Delbert Jolley
Harold
News Albert
Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh
Jation
a'Albert
Roy Warnock
State Council
Hess
Vito
Clen-Moore
Warnock
Four Confess Church Burning in Georgia Motel
The FBI said four men confessed to burning a south Georgia Negro church during a beer drinking spree. They were turned over to Terrell County authorities for a hearing, with no federal statutes violated. Names include Glen Roland, Melvin Roland, Marvin Milner, and a 16 year old. the group claimed they were drinking and decided to burn the church.
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Glen Roland
Melvin Earl Roland
Marvin Allen Milner
Georgia
FBI
High Hope Baptistsc
Daily Weather Report for Western Pennsylvania
Considerable cloudiness and cool conditions with a few widely scattered showers mainly over high areas. Highs 64 to 69. Partly cloudy and cool tonight and Wednesday. Low tonight 46. Weather data for 24 hours ending 7 am today, plus figures from 2004 for comparison. Barometric pressure around 73, minimum 46, precipitation 0.5 inches. River stage 48 feet. Pollen count at New Castle Hospital lab 15.6 grains per cubic yard.
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Barenthises
New Castle Hospital
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