29 Sep 1965
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1965
Page
1
Finance Director Richard H. Biddle said the city's 1966 budget is expected to exceed 2 million dollars. He noted preliminary budget talks begin October 18 and is now outlining fixed expenses such as utilities salaries insurance payments and maintenance costs.
Vietnamese government troops broke through two coordinated ambushes at Phu Cu Pass north of Saigon supported by U S air power. Reports say American pilots saw many Viet Cong bodies and a Navy Skyraider pilot was killed across North Vietnam.
A 13th of 20 articles on the late president appears in this issue detailing private reflections and public milestones. The narrative frames Kennedy with measured emphasis, drawing from archival notes and contemporary commentary.
Obituary notices list Mrs. Thomas C. Elder aged 63 of Ellwood City, Mrs. Ida A. Kildoo 36 of New Wilmington, Carl Startors 30 of Slippery Rock, and infant Lisa Leasure one day old of 2038 Martha Street, in Wednesday September 29, 1965 records.
Slippery Rock man dies in a vehicle crash near Harlansburg. Police say the collision occurred late Tuesday on a rural road, with investigators collecting evidence and interviewing witnesses to determine the cause and whether any other vehicles were involved.
Carl Sartori 30 of Slippery Rock died in a 11 35 p.m. crash when his car left Plain Grove Road, crossed Pa. 108 and plunged 35 feet down a embankment near Ramblers Rest, wrecking on impact. Coroner says crushed skull. Sartori died alone, survived by parents and four siblings. Funeral plans set at St Peters Church Slippery Rock with interment Calvary Cemetery Butler.
Premier Fidel Castro proposed that all Cubans opposed to his regime could be ferried to the United States by boat if Washington agrees. He designated Camarioca port as the embarkation point with a 48 hour window for pickups, signaling a possible mass exodus to Florida. He also promised to reveal a document about Ernest Guevara in a matter of days.
Ecumenical Council leaders urged research into sexual life and urged mercy in divorce while split over birth control. Cardin als Suenens pressed for clearer scientific study in marriage and family life, while Giovanni Dal Colombo warned against loosening church rules.
Tropical storm Debbie battered the Florida panhandle with heavy rain and high tides. The poorly organized system boasted winds near 50 mph and was forecast to move inland, threatening renewed flooding along the Gulf Coast region currently recovering from Hurricane Betsy.
Terrified residents flee and 50 000 refugees abandon villages as Mt Taal erupts burying hundreds under lava and mud. Officials report 300 confirmed dead with fears the toll could reach thousands as rescue teams face ongoing eruptions and dangerous conditions.
A 12 member legislative committee studying milk marketing aims to recommend to the General Assembly that milk price controls be retained and the state Milk Control Commission strengthened. The Post-Gazette notes the panel failed to reach unanimity and drafted a majority report opposing abolition proposals from Allegheny County and the city of Erie.
Western Pennsylvania sees sunny and mild today with highs 65 to 75 depending on location. Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s and Thursday will bring considerable cloudiness and continued milder conditions. 24 hour statistics show a max 72, min 48, no precipitation, Shenango River at 4.4 feet. pollen count noted at St. Francis Hospital Laboratory.
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