Seitz Resigns Lineage of Lawrence County Child Welfare Group
Ray A. Seitz of 121 Fairfield Ave resigns as chairman of the Lawrence County Child Welfare Advisory Committee. Acting chairman will be Mrs. Thomas Foley of 220 Highland Ave. Members include William C. Kegel and Henry F. Bazzichi. The group aims to boost membership, with a meeting set for 7 p.m. on October 20 at the Columbia Gas auditorium.
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Ray A. Seitz
Fairfield Ave
Lawrence County Child Welfare Advisory Committee
Columbia Gas Co
Seitz
Thomas Foley
Highland Ave
William C. Kegel
Ellwood City
Henry F. Bazzichi
Ellwood
Miiomibersuin
Agnes Solleck
Cochairman
Foley
Foster Home Committee
Parochial Students Begin Field Trips Across City and States
A religious program at Our Lady of Cheslow church school starts monthly outings to sites of interest to enrich faith and civic pride. First visit was to a Pittsburgh shrine and a planetarium, with shows on astronomy and a plays and films. Future trips include Lourdes shrine in Cleveland, a home for the aged, an orphanage, and colonial Virginia sites.
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Our Lady of Cheslochawa
Troy Hi
Pittsburgh
St. Anthony's Chapel
Buhl Planetarium
Earth
Galileo
The
Bahamas
Schorl
Our Lady of Lourdes
Cleveland
Colonial Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Virginia
Washington
Recreation leaders urge long range planning session
Erle official outlines organization and administration of a recreation department stressing city county cooperation. Neal Flannery presides as local residents, leaders gather in City Hall. Next session set for Oct 1 at 7 p.m. in council chambers.
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Cawell C. Drake
Erie
Drake
Western Pennsylvania
City Hall
Neal Flannery
New Castle
Recreation Department
Council Chambers
Clifford Smith
Sharon
Segal
Robert Reno Sentenced For Burglary And Related Charges
Robert Reno of 134 East North Street was sentenced to 3 to 11 years in Western State Penitentiary in Pittsburgh on burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods convictions. Six others also received sentences by President Judge John Powers and Judge John Henderson for various offenses.
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Robert Reno
E. North St
Pittsburgh
John 8. Powers
Jom F. Henderson
Reno
Shaffer Motors
Taylor St
Lawrence County
Charles Thompson
Cooly
Jarceny
Charles DeMoss
Reno Baxter
Miller Rd
Pereong
Atty. Kennedy FP
Vox Jr
Bishop Meadows To Preach At First UB Church
Clyde W. Meadowws of the United Brethren in Christ will preach at 16.45 am Sunday at the First UB Church 121 N Crawford Ave. He is a former pastor of King St United Brethren in Chambersburg and a director of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association. He served as music director during the state Sabbath School convention in New Castle years ago.
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Biston Clyde W. Meadowws
United Brethren In Christ Church
N. Crawford Ave
Bishop Meadows
King St. United Brethren Church
Chambers Burg
Pennsylvania
Turing
New Castle
Mrs. W. E. Brown Wins Range at Foou-Tine USA
Mrs. Walter H. Brown of 1020 Glen Age won an electric range at the third Foou-Tine USA session in Cathedral. About 1,200 participants greeted by Robert F. Hartenstein of Pennsylvania Power Co. prizes included groceries for many attendees. Lectures by Charmaine Tobinson and Mary Carlson noted meat facts and kitchen tips.
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Deulak
Charmaine Tobinson
Mary Carlson
Madelin Sheu
National Livestock and Meat Board
Robinson
American Legion Installs Officers at New Penn Hotel
The Lawrence County American Legion annual installation dinner last night installed leaders for two posts. New Wilmington commander Robert Cooper and Elwood City finance officer James Jennings were joined by Clara Carr and Clifford Connor. Col. Charles Young Post 528 named Herbert Ellis commander and James Brody sergeant at arms, with Chester Marburger conducting.
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Lawrence County Committee of American Legion
New Penn Hotel
Robert Cooper
New Wilmington
Earl Hildebrand
S Vinu SA
James Jennings
Elwood City
Clara Carr
Bessemer
Clifford Connor
W. North St
Col
Charles Young
Herbert Ellis
Harold Taylor
Chiaton Payne
Tickets Remain For GNCA Dinner Tonight Speaker Bennett
About 100 tickets remain for the annual Greater New Castle Association dinner at 6 50 p m Tuesday at the Cathedral. Bennett Cerf television personality will be the main speaker. The GNCA office in First Federal Plaza will be open from 9 a m to noon tomorrow to accept reservations.
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Greater New
Coroner Rules Out Inquest In Local Traffic Death
County Coroner John A. Meehan Jr. announced no inquest will be held into the Wednesday afternoon traffic death of Jane Brown 48 of 717 Lincoln Ave. Eric. She died when her car collided head on with a pickup driven by Teobert Liposky 20 of Volant Rd Ef five miles north of Mariansburg.
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Flementin
John A. Meehan Jr
Jane Brown
Lincoln Ave
Eric
Teobert Liposky
Volant RD
Mariansburg
260000 Workers Walk Off The Job In GM Talks Fail
The wage and non economic disputes sparked a large strike as talks collapsed. GM Vice President Seaton warned of serious consequences if prolonged, while UAW leader Reuther pressed for respect and dignity and resolution of working conditions.
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Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Seaton
Dhe Unton
Mnien
Routher
Cardinal Seeks Bishops’ Exemption From Papal Infallibility
The article discusses the ongoing Vatican II debate on the bishops’ collective role in proclaiming religious truth. It explains that the bishops, as a collegial body, may share in the Pope’s supreme prerogative, infallibility, on faith and morals, a matter unfinished since 1870. Pope Paul VI urges finishing the work left by the 19th century council.
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Wountimirg
Rome
Paul VI
FAA Proposes Airport Improvements Under Federal Aid Plan
The article notes federal aid airport program plans for fiscal years 1995 to 1963 and reports Congress has appropriated 75 million dollars for fiscal 1965 and the same for 1966. Judy Garland is discharged from a Tandon nursing home after treatment for an acute stomach trouble.
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Congress
Judy
Tandon
UPI
Judy Garland
Johnson and Wife Head Home Territory Swing
President Johnson and Lady Bird proceeded to Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas for a 44 hour political and ceremonial tour. The pair aimed to bolster support on a rugged schedule away from the White House with varied engagements in the Southwest.
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Johnson
Home Territory
Washington
Grant training course funded for 18 locals
A federal grant of 28 083 dollars supports a machine operator training course in New Castle. The program, approved by the U S Department of Labor and Health Education and Welfare, aims to reduce unemployment by retraining workers for in demand skills over 27 weeks at 18 trainees.
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Ffee
Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security
Wilda K. Patterson
U. S. Department of Labor
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Manpower Development and Training Act
Federal Bureau of Employment Security
LBJ seeks probe in McComb blasts report
The president urged federal agents to testify as part of the investigation. In Cleveland, Paul W. Briggs said housing drives the core segregation issue. New York City council blocked a busing referendum on forced school integration. In Mehmond, Virginia, residents plan to ask a federal judge to lift a juvenile protest ban. St Petersburg, Quinn Tamm accused New York reporters of biased police coverage in race riots.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Paul W. Briggs
New York
Mehmond
Prince Haward County
St. Petersburg
Fla
Quinn Tamm
Washington
International Assvciation of
Beav er Rev Fred Babbatt to Speak at Zelienople Prayer Service
Rev Fred Babbatt of Beaver will address the bi monthly service at Ray Wright's home on E Grandview Ave Zelienople at apm today He is a Jerusalem native and chemistry instructor at Geneva College He will show slides of the Holy Land Mrs Robb Wolfe of Beaver Falls leads the service
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Fred Babbatt
Beaver
Ray Wright
E. Grandview Ave
Zelienople
Apm
Bahbatt
Jerusalem
Geneva College
Ésides
Holy Land
Robb Wolfe
Beaver Falls
Wind Shift May Ease Fire Danger Near Goleta
Fire crews watch a shifting wind as a northern front pushes fire toward the Santa Ynez Mountains. U.S. Forest Supervisor William H. Hansen warned the situation remains tense with hard-to-reach terrain. offshore breezes may reduce Santa Ana conditions. Major runs threaten Upper Goleta, San Marcos Canyon, and Paradise, 10 to 34 miles west.
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Ynez River
U.S
William H. Hansen
Hansen
Santa Ana
Santa Ynez Mountains
Upper Goleta
Here
San Marcos Canyon
Paradise
Auto Mishap Victim Recovering After Being Struck
A five year old boy, Robert Carvella, is listed in good condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital with a fractured left hip and mild concussion after being struck on Park Ave near Highland Ave by a car driven by 40 year old Martin F. Lockhart. Lockhart told police the boy darted from between two parked autos into the path of his slowly moving vehicle. In other accidents, Henry A. Prengel Jr. and Oakley P. Pauley and Patsy R. Cappatt, Melvin Reno were involved in separate collisions on Washington SE and Long Ave at around 3 p.m. in the city. In London, Alec Douglas-Home declined to debate on TV with Harold Wilson. In New York, Joseph Burns praised James Crouch for saving an assault victim.
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Jameson Memorial Hosprial
Robert Carvella
Edgewood Ave
Carvella
Park Ave
Highland Ave
Martin F. Lockhart
Vine St
Lockhart
Henry A. Prengel Jr
Lateron St
Oakley P. Pauley
Girard
Ohio
Washington SE
Pan
Pauley
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