Jakarta Riots Target Chinese Embassy In China Protest
Red China denounced the sacking of its Jakarta embassy and likened Indonesian Chinese rioters to Hitlerite hordes. A protest note cited staff shot and beaten as 30 embassy staff sheltered by 60 soldiers during the Friday attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Red China Today
China
Djawoto
Peking
New China
Tokyo
Chao Hsiao-shou
Lu Ten-po
Bangkok
Thailand
Peking People’s Daily
United States
U.S
Radio Peking
Red China
District Hospital Births and Admissions List District Hospital Register
Births and admissions details from multiple districts dated April 15 list newborns and incoming patients. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. William F. Morgan of Indiana with a girl born, and births at Salisburg and Punxsutawney, with numerous admissions and discharges across Homer City Blairsville Clymer Blairsville Avonmore Blairsville Rural Valley NuMine Kittanning and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Morgan
Phila
Indiana
Bernard McCreary
5Th St
Delores I. Strini
R.D
Homer City
David H. Brink
Josephine
Alice Miller
Market St
Blairsville
Wilmina Kopp
Church St
Marie Painter
Star Rt
Salisburg
James Clawson
New Alexandria
Frank Adamsky
Greenville Rd
Jay Treese
Han
Cock St
Clymer
Ralph Fee
Erma St
W. Pike
Esther Donaldson
Waterman
John S. Weakland
Harrison A. Lindsey
Anna Bernat
Sage St
Frederick G. Henry
Cal St
Donald C. Wells
Box
Sheloca
Harvey C. Bowser
Penn Run
Margaret Vaughn Schrecengost
Laurel St
Sarah
Two Injured in District Car Crashes Reported
State Police reported three separate one car accidents in Indiana last night with two people injured. Eileen Shomo, 28, Seward, was treated and released at Lee Hospital after her car ran off a berm and hit an embankment near New Florence. Lewis J. Bell, 58, Wilmerding, was treated and released at Indiana Hospital after his vehicle tire blew, sending it into an embankment near Edgwood. Raymond Brubaker, 44, Blairsville, sustained no injuries in the Robinson crash on Route 217.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
New Florence
Eileen Shomo
Seward
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Shomo
Berm
Edgwood
Lewis J. Bell
Wilmerding
Bell Auto
Robinson
Raymond Brubaker
Blairsville
Disciplinary action continues against Maj Stanton
AP dispatch reports ongoing discipline of State Police Maj Willard J Stanton for refusal to testify to a House committee investigating wiretaps. He was suspended without pay after defying questions about supervisee actions and implicated investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrispjurg
Willard J. Stanton
House
Paul A. Rittelmann
Stanton
Rittelmann
Purdy
Arthur L. Goldberg
Scranton
House Committee
State Police Academy
Angelo Carcaci
Pennsylvania
Carcaci
John Thompson
Obituaries for Helen Cobes Hill Mary Nice Wong er Brady
Obituaries note the deaths of Helen Cobes Hill 63 of Torrence Pa died April 14 at Latrobe Area Hospital with services set for Sunday at Blairsville Ferguson and Son Funeral Home. Mary Ewing Nice Wong er 70 widow of Daniel Nicewonger formerly of Penn Run died April 13 1966 at State College Pa with services Sunday 1 30 p.m. Oak land Cemetery Indiana. Russell Wayne Brady 49 of Gipsy died April 15 1966 at West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh after a long illness born June 8 1916 in Gipsy survived by brothers Ernest A George R Harold W Charles M Davis and Bertha Bartlebaugh. services Monday 2 p.m. at Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale with Rev Thomas Shuttlesworth. interment Frye Cemetery near Gipsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ewing Nicewonger
Daniel ‘Nicewonger
Penn’ Run
State College
Robinson-Lytle’s
Indiana
Roy S. Shultz
Oakland Cemetery
Russell Wayne Brady
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
George M
Rose £. Brady
Brady
Ernest A
Baltimore
George R
Long Valley
N. J
Harold W
Willoughby
Ohio
Charles M. Davis
Bertha Bartlebaugh
Gipsy
Raleigh Funeral
Hillsdale
Thomas Shuttlesworth
Frye
Malvin G. Jewart
Maple Street
Vandergrift
George A
Ida Mae Kelly Jewart
Indiana County
Jewart
U. S. Steel
Bessie Diber Jewart
Marvin, Jr
South Bend
Ind
Dominick
Aileen) Valore
Detroit
Mich
Verna Lloyd
Dayton
Effie Edwards
W. 0
Arlene)Held
Kelso Jewart
Launa Caldwell
Leechburg
Kenneth Jewart
Plumville
Harold B. Heckman
Franklin Ave
A. J. West
Free Methodist Church
Greenwood Memorial Cemetery
New Kensington
Blessing Of Rectory In Homer Set For April 17
The Most Rev. Nicholas J. Elk DD STN ALD, Bishop of the Byzantine Rite Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, will celebrate a solemn Pontifical Liturgy at St Mary’s Byzantine Catholic Church in Homer City on Sunday April 17 at 4 p.m. The visit includes a blessing of St Mary’s new rectory with participation from K of C Council 1481 and local clergy. Two Army soldiers discharged for aiding Viet Cong during their captivity in 1963 to 1964 are not identified. the Army gave no discharge type details. The two men, Fr McNelis and Sgt McClure, were released Decem ber 1963.
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Pittsburgh
St Mary’s
Homer’ City
Visitation
Elko
St. Mary’s New Washington
Knights of Columbus
Diana
Ft. Ben
Nooga, Tenn
Rustic Lodge
McClellan
Ala
Smith
McClure
Washington
Space cooperation pushes Soviet role in world program
National Aeronautics and Space Administration official Arnold Frutkin says U.S. leadership in international space cooperation has spurred the Soviet Union to pursue a similar role. He cites U.S. launches, joint foreign partnerships, and foreign involvement in tracking and experiments as evidence of broad cooperation beyond lip service. The United Nations range proposal, backed by France and the Soviet Union, marks a milestone toward an open international launch site.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Soviet Union
Smith
United States
St. Franwar
Union
Cis
Graceton
Okinawa
Michael A. Kowal
Arnold W. Frutkin
Ant
National ‘Aeronautics and Space Administration
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Frutkin
India
Crerew Cape
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
France
Ithe Range
Students Added to Indiana Area Junior High Honor Roll
Gazette lists two students omitted from the Indiana Area Junior High Honor Roll. Donald Davis and Robert Marcus should have appeared with the original third quarter honors list.
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Indiana
Fire forces evacuation of 70 guests at Hotel Carlton
In Newark New Jersey a fire on the third floor of the 130 room Hotel Carlton forced about seventy guests to flee their rooms early today. Two were injured and James Laird 21 of State College Pennsylvania was found unconscious and carried out by firemen.
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Newark
N.J
Carlton
Thomas Leonard
Ray Cannon
James Laird
State College
City Hospital
Coca Cola Grants Israel Franchise Amid Boycott Threat
Coca Cola granted a franchise for an Israel bottling plant to New York banker Abraham Feinberg, ending the boycott threat by Jews in the United States. An Israeli firm was denied a franchise and the Anti-Defamation League accused Coca Cola of yielding to Arab boycott threats. Economic and market conditions cited by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coca-Cola Company
Israel
Anti-Defamation League of
B'nai B'rith
Coca-Cola
Imarket
Budget Request Opposed by House Agriculture Panel
AP report on Rural Community Development Service during 1967 budget hearing before the House Agriculture Appropriations subcommittee. Rep Jamie Whitten criticizes the RCDS request of 3,468,000 dollars as vastly higher than 1966 and previous years, noting growth from 118,945 in 1964 to 625,000 in 1966. The agency, started in 1964 to aid rural poor, is labeled as becoming government-like.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadshungiun
Rural Community Development Service
House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Jamie L. Whitten
D-Miss
Whitten
RCDS
House Agriculture Committee
Marchers Demand Civilian Rule in Da Nang Protests
About 3,000 demonstrators in Da Nang called for civilian government to replace Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's military regime. The protest underscored public pressure for political change in South Viet Nam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
New hereditary disorder linked to dietary problems reported
Atlantic City reports a discovery of a new hereditary childhood disorder with a dietary predication. Studies of the malady suggest body chemistry factors may contribute to mental retardation, per Dr. Kay Tanaka of Harvard Medical School. A Saigon rally followed by Buddhist leaders’ statements supported the government’s election promises. A grenade attack near Tan Son Nhut airport injured a Vietnamese civilian. two U.S. soldiers escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Jack Spratt
Saigon
Kay Tanaka
Harvard Medical School
Tam Chau
U. S
Tan Son Nhut
IMF Approves Standby Arrangement for Rwanda Aid
Washington AP reports the International Monetary Fund approved a standby arrangement allowing Rwanda to draw $5 million over one year to support its balance of payments and stabilize the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Monteary Fund
Rwanda
Indiana Livestock Auction Report Homer City April 7 1866
Indiana Livestock Auction at Homer City reports cattle and hog markets with price ranges. Slaughter cows up to 5 cents higher, steers 24 to 28 dollars, heifers 20 to 22 dollars, calves varied, hogs steady to higher, sows and boars priced, sheep noted with lamb and ewe values. Lower weights and light stock showed weaker prices in parts of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Disorder linked to leucine processing causes illness
Researchers describe a genetic defect in leucine handling leading to mild mental impairment and recurrent coma with acidosis. Patients avoid dietary proteins like meats and milk, and attacks are triggered by such foods. Treatment with reducing equivalents affected isovaleric acid and caused tremor and incoordination.
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Tanaka
Jack Spratt
Jack
Two Drivers Die In Beechview Crash Pittsburgh
AP report from Pittsburgh states a head on collision in Beechview fatally injures two drivers. Kenneth B. Street aged 81 from Mount Lebanon dies at South Side Hospital. Frank P. Hajduk 49 of Beechview dies after admission to St. Clair Memorial Hospital. Street's wife Effie 78, a passenger, is in serious condition at Allegheny General Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Beechview
Kenneth B. Street
Mount Lebanon
South Side Hospital
Frank P. Hajduk
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Street
Effie
Allegheny General Hospital
Heat Wave Grips Blythe Calif with 83 Degrees
New York AP reports 83 degrees at Blythe California the continental United States high at 2 a.m. today while Marquette Michigan notes a low of 22. The extreme temperatures highlight a wide weather spread across regions.
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New York
Blythe
Calif
United States
U.S. Weather Bureau
Mar. Iquette
Mich
Army clears two soldiers of Viet Cong document case
After arriving in Okinawa Smith and McClure were accused of preparing and delivering writings inimical to the United States. Charges were dismissed after an investigation found no sufficient evidence of a UCMJ violation. They received qualified legal counsel, were not confined, and performed normal duties. Their discharge was delayed at their request. Enlistments expired while prisoners. Court of Military Appeals ruled that expiration does not change status.
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Okinawa
Smith
McClure
United States
Army
Court of Military Appeals
Two Obituaries In Indiana Area Claimed By Death
The notices report the deaths of Lino Carloni 60 of Alverda and James N Hunter 42 of Monroeville. Carloni born August 8 1905 in Italy was a Sacred Heart Catholic Church member with survivors including brother Joseph Indiana and sister Alice Demateo. Hunter born November 16 1923 in Indiana was a WWII veteran and long time head cashier at Carnegie Institute of Technology with survivors including wife Helen son James Jr and daughter Cathy. Interments and services are set in local churches and cemeteries with funeral homes listing visitation times and venue details.
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Lino Carloni
Alverda
Indiana Hospital
Italy
Angelo
Sylvia Marque Carloni
Carloni
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Heilwood Umw
Joseph
Indiana
Alice) Demateo
Bence
Clymer
Sacred Heart Church
Cletus Adams
Nicktown
James N. Hunter
Evergreen Drive
Monroeville
Helen Hess Hunter
Montefiore Hospital
Pittsburgh
Nathaniel H. Land Wilhelmina O’hara Hunter l
Hunter
Indiana High School
Indiana University of Penna
Robert Morris Business College
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Garden City Eub Church
James N., Jr
Cathy
Ray
Jean) Seyler
Havertown
Betty S. Hunter
van Horn
Robinson
Scott Sees Great GOP Promise Ahead for 1966
Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania told about 60 Republicans in Philadelphia that 1966 holds a great promise for the GOP statewide and nationally. He faulted the Johnson administration for inflationary trends as he keynoted a city campaign school outlining lectures on campaign fundraising voting trends and urban issues. The session wrapped this afternoon after addressing Philadelphia's Negro community and related topics. The article notes an unrelated line about popcorn demand: 32 million pounds of raw corn annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hugh Scott
Republicans
City Republican Committee
Scott
Bromo Seltzer Moves to Lititz Pa Announcement
Emerson Drug Co will relocate from Baltimore to Lititz Pennsylvania, taking the Bromo Seltzer brand with it. The 1911 Vintage Building with an 18 story clock tower may have new fate uncertain, a landmark once housing the Baltimore Alcoholics Anonymous headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Resoncelhey
Emerson Drug Co
Lititz
London
Alcoholics Anonymous
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Jeff Williams
District Hospital Register
Elizabeth Catanzurite
Blairsville R.D
Mary Kotis
Avonmore
Andrew Salo
Salina
Helen Hill
Torrance
Louis C. Vantoney
Avonmore R.D
Constance Volpe
Punxsutawney
Mrs
Kenneth Bowers
Clymer, Bay
Kittanning
Phyllis J. Walters
Edmon
Lillian M. Andryka
Rural Valley
Roberta C. McMasters
NuMine
Tammy S. Meyer
Nu- Mine
Laura M. Moore
Maj. Stanton
Brubaker
Cambridge
E. Wilson Purdy
Atj
William W. Scranton
W. J. Fiscus
Sesqui Committee
Reid Stewart
William G. Buchanan
Pugliese
Helen Cobes Hill
Torrence
See
Latrobe Area Hospital
Ferguson and Son Funeral Home
Edward J. Thompson
Blairaville
Homer
Nicholas JT. Elk
International Space Help
Maria Anna Lukcik
Hallow Funeral Home
Nee
Abraham Feinberg
The
American Bank and Trust Co
Hanoi
Nhan Dan Today
Thich Tam Chau
Indiana Livestock Auction
Alice
Simon and Jude
Gop
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