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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1969

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Nixon to Confer with Rockefeller on Latin America Policy

President Nixon plans a lengthy meeting with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Charles Meyer to discuss a major Latin America policy pronouncement. The Rockefeller report, kept secret, is said to urge multinational dealings and new aid mechanisms for budget deficits, plus plans for preannounced foreign aid.

Dan Rapoport Camp David UPI Nixon New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Latin America Rockefeller Charles Meyer Rocke Feller San Clemente United States

Violence erupts as West Germany votes in tight Bundestag race

Campaign clashes in Nuember leave 107 injured, 24 arrested after thousands confront a right wing rally. Police used clubs and water cannon to quell the melee as Kiesinger's Christian Democrats and Brandt's Social Democrats battle to keep Adolf von Thadden's party out of parliament amid nine days of violence.

Wellington Long Bonn UPI West Germany Nuember Bundestag Kurt Georg Kiesinger Christian Democrats Willy Bradt Social Democrats Adolf von Thadden National Democratic Party Nuemberg Kiesinger Brandt von Thadden

Czechoslovak government resigns as purge announced

Prague reports a mass resignation by Premier Oldrich Cernik and the Czechoslovak government to clear liberals from ranks including potentially Alexander Dubcek. The Central Committee endorsed the purge, with moderates to fill economic posts and Husak outlining reasons for the 1968 Soviet invasion.

Pres. Svoboda Jon G. Amstutz Prague UPI Communist Party Central Committee Alexander Dubcek Oldrich Cernik Ludvik Svoboda Dubcek Moscow Central Committee Jaromir Hrbek Hrbek Gustav Husak

Freshman Class at Jameson Memorial School of Nursing

A class of 38 freshmen at Jameson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing begins studies for the Class of 1972. The group includes the first male student Lawrence Sumansky of Lyndallt, with extensive activities planned and courses at Westminster College as well as a new noncredit program The Art of Learning. Local area representation includes 19 Lawrence County residents with several from New Castle Ellwood City and New Wilmington, and attendees at welcome events and SNAP area meetings in Pittsburgh.

Jameson Memorial Hospital Schoo of Nursing Lawrence Sumansky Lyndallt Westminster College Donna V. Stewart Area 6 SNAP Student Nurses’ Association of Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall Lawrence County Jameson New Castle Area Charlane Mary Castrucci Debra Mary Castrucci Gloria Ann Charlier Maria A. Fazzone Doris Elaine Kunselman Mary Jane McConahy Beatrice Virginia McMullen Norma Ann Michels

Clark proposes amendment to curb truck size on federal highways

US Representative Frank M. Clark of Bessemer files a compromise amendment to the highway bill to tighten weight and length limits. The plan would cut axle weight from 22 000 pounds to 20 000 pounds and cap overall vehicle length at 70 feet, with single trucks up to 40 feet and semi trailers up to 45 feet. Clark, ranking member of the Subcommittee on Roads, said the measure aims to improve highway safety and would reduce limits in most states.

Frank M. Clark Dbessemer House of Representatives Clark Subcommittee On Committee On Public Works

Police warn banks to watch checks by kidnap suspect

Pittsburgh dispatch says police alerted storeowners and banks in a wide area to watch for checks written by Linda Peugeot who is believed kidnapped by fugitive Stanley B. Hoss Jr. Hoss, wanted for a police officer's murder after escaping from Allegheny County Workhouse, was last in the Akron Cleveland area and may force Peugeot to sign or forge checks to finance his flight. The report also notes highway safety hearings and a Pennsylvania lawmaker's push for safer highways and mandatory rear wheel spray guards.

Pittsburgh UPI Stanley B. Hoss Hoss Allegheny County Linda Peugeot Cumberland Peugeot Akron- Cleveland Ohio Pennsylvania Clark

Legislators press Nixon over Vietnam War critique

After troop cuts and lower casualties, Nixon faces intensifying congressional scrutiny. Senators Harris and Fulbright urge action or hearings, while Goodell pushes a 1970 withdrawal deadline. Critics warn the moratorium could force settlement talks. Nixon rejects deadlines and says moratoriums will not sway him.

Steve Gerstel Washington UPI Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson White House Sen Fred R. Harris D-Olds Democratic National Committee Harris Fulbright Goodell Sen. Goodell

Budget requests due for 1970 city budget planning

Budget forms have been sent to city department heads for the 1970 budget. Business administrator Larry D. Worth said requests must be submitted in the coming weeks and the final budget to the city council is due in the last week of November. Fire Chief John L. Oberleitner clarified remarks by Council President Thomas A. Shumaker about retiree James F. Trober. Trober, a 29-year veteran, has nine days off work and five days off since announcing retirement effective Oct 1.

Larry D. Worth John L. Oberleitner Council Thomas A. Shumaker Shumaker James F. Trober

Earthquake Shakes Macerata Area in Central Italy

A light quake struck part of Macerata in central Italy early today causing hundreds to flee to open fields. Authorities reported no injuries or damage and no tsunami risk.

Camerino Italy UPD Macerata

First vehicle uses new I 81 sections in Lebanon area

Officials at the ceremony watched a fuzzy brown caterpillar crawler cross the roadway under a ribbon. Harold Paulson joked it was the first vehicle to officially use the highway as photographers captured the moment amid the staged event. The quirky moment marked the opening of the road segments.

Indiantown Gap UPI Lebanon Schuylkill Harold Paulson Highways Department

Owens presidents meet for first National Conference

Undergraduate presidents from 25 Owens chapters gather at Westminster College for the first National Presidents Conference. Duquesne University is set to install its 25th Owens chapter tomorrow at The Tavern in New Wilmington. A two-vehicle collision on Sycamore Way from Mercer Street at 7 33 p m yesterday involved Michael E. Dando and Eleanor Frank with about 550 dollars in damage.

New Wilmington Owens National Westminster College Owens Duquesne University Sycamore Way Mercer St Michael E. Dando Croton Ave Eleanor Frank N. Liberty St

100 Couples to Renew Vows at St Pauls Cathedral Oakland

More than 100 couples who married in 1919 will renew their wedding vows Sunday at 4 p.m. in St Pauls Cathedral Oakland during a concelebrated mass. Bishop Vincent M. Leonard will be principal celebrant with Rt. Rev. Stanislaus F. Gmuca Abbot of the Order of St Benedict and St Mathias Parish Munhall celebrating. Abbot Gmuca marks his 50th year of ordination.

St. Paul's Oakland Vincent M. Leonard Leonard Stanislaus F. Gmuca Order of St. Benedict

Legal clash over Coney Island Lunch name dispute

Two partners Mitsos and Papazickos sue fellow partners Katsados and Katsados to stop use of the name New Koni Island Restaurant alleging it imitates Coney Island Lunch. Hearing set for Monday in equity court. Also named are moves to dismiss Katsados as partner and settle withdrawal per partnership agreement. Also noted are Merit scholars from Neshannock High and a Fort Worth murder case involving Paul Wayne Howell, paroled convict charged with killing Dykes Askew Simmons Jr.

Coney Island Lunch John Mitzos Boyles Ave George V. Papazickos Whitehill Dr Equity John Katsados E. Garfield Ave Thomas Katsados Highland Ave Mitsos Papazickos Washington St City Redevelopment Authority Thomas Katsadox John Katsados Neshannock Township High School Robert S. Ketterer Barbara Grauel Theodore A. Grauel Jr Wilmington Rd Wendy Hileman Glenn R. Hileman Nancy Rentz J. Fred Rentz Park Lane Fort Worth Tex UPI Dykes Askew Simmons Jr Mexico Paul Wayne Howell Frank Codfrey Simmons Dreyfus

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