Johnson to join 1968 drive despite not seeking nomination
AP dispatch notes President Johnson plans to participate in the 1968 campaign while not seeking re election. Me Page reports Me Carthy Kennedy press remarks in Indiana as McCarthy crisscrosses the state. Johnson outlined a broad health program and anticrime focus while stressing noninterference in party debates.
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Washington
Humphrey
Joan
Dential
Eugene J
Carthy
Minnesota
Robert
J/F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Diana
Jeff
Gram
U.S
Fry
Indiana
McCarthy
Name Ball Successor To Goldberg Name Ball Successor To Goldberg
Sen Morton predicts Rockefeller in running within weeks as Nixon contemplates no personal partisan effort. Johnson urges unity and a focus on domestic and foreign policy while Goldberg shifts to U N treaty work. Rockefeller, Nixon, Johnson, and Goldberg figures shape a volatile Republican and Democratic contest.
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Mation Johnson
Ameri
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
New York
Nelson A
Rockefeller
Vita
Richard M. Nix- Burro Club
Congress
Prise
Gurnberg Awaich
Hubert
U.N
Humphrey
Johnson
Jackson
Supreme Court
Bhyre
Kennedy and Johnson
World Organization
Terprise
Goldberg
Vietnam
United Nations
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Ball
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Biggest U S N Blast Echoed Across West Coast
The nuclear test shook Las Vegas tall buildings and rattled Los Angeles 300 miles away, with seismologists recording magnitude 6.5 on the Richter scale. The blast released about one million tons of TNT, its force exceeding prior tests, while officials treated the event with caution due to possible radiation concerns.
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Los Angeles
AEC
Las Vegas
Homer City Seeks School Bus Drivers
Homer-Center High School officials seek applicants for a maintenance transportation supervisor and school bus drivers as the district moves to purchase its own buses and run an in house system. Both male and female applicants may apply. license requirements include an operators license and qualification for a school bus operators license.
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Homer City
Homer - Center High School
Homer - Center
Berg
Ameri
Atomic Energy Com Jthe Board
Injcan
Homer ~ Center
Atlantic
AEC
Secrenc
University Weekend Opens at Indiana Campus
The University of Indiana Pennsylvan ia hosts its third annual University Weekend from Friday to Sunday April 26 to 28. Activities include spectator contests, bike races, carnival booths, a Powder Puff game, a Chuck Berry concert, Greek Sing, jazz by Walt Harper Quintet, film showings, dances, a Platters concert, and awards ceremonies. Sponsored by Interfraternity Council Panhellenic Council and the Student Union Board, with Aaron J. Leventhal directing.
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University of Pennsylvania
Indiana Area
University
George P. Miller Stadium
Interfraternity Council
Armstrong County Center
International Relations Club
Student Union Board
Student Government Association
Tau Rho Delta Fraternity
Lear
Miller Stadium
Junior Walker
The
All Stars
Chuck Berry
Memorial
Panhellenic Council
Toppers
Geneva College
Stadium Diamond
Waynesburg
Fairmont State
West Virginia
Mansfield State College
Walt Harper
Pittsburgh
Flagstone Theater
Harper
Pittsburgh Hilton
Field House
Flagstone
Student Union
Sutton Circle
Fisher Auditorium
Marnie
Cellers
New York
Corinne Monk Wahr
WDAD
Peck McKnight
James M. Innes
University Department of Art and Art Education
University Weekend
Aaron J. Leventhal
Contract Set For Homer City Power Plant
A Pittsburgh firm Hinchliffe and Keener won a contract exceeding $1 million to apply insulating materials at the Homer City Generating Station near Indiana. The April 19 award covers insulation for piping ducts and equipment for units 1 and 2 of the 1,2801,600 kilowatt mine mouth station. Ground clearance began in 1965 with unit 1 due mid 1969 and unit 2 in 1970. the station is jointly owned by Penelec and NYSE&G, which will receive power.
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Homer City
Hinchliffe and Keener
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Pennsylvania Electric Company
New York State Electric & Gas Corp
Penelec
Nyse&g
Two Arrested In Area Theft
Blairsville police arrested two minors, ages 12 and 9, for a $7 burglary at Beeh's Floral Shop on East Market Street Sunday April 21. They broke a rear window to steal cash from the register. another attempted break-in the next night failed. Juvenile court papers planned. youths turned over to parents.
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Blairsville
Beeh
East Market St
Chautauqua at Clymer presents gospel program
The Gospel Illustrators led by Mr and Mrs Arnold Westphal of Michigan City Indiana bring a Calvary Bible Church program to Clymer on Monday night April 29 at 7 30. The program features four in hand Bell Carillon chorded clusters evangel cow bells and singing heart.
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Clymer
Arnold Carl Westphal
Michigan City
Indiana
Calvary Bible Church
Dad and Grandad Share Birth Day in Seattle
In Seattle last Wednesday Loretta Cox wife of Jesse Cox gave birth to Byron Christopher, their first son. About six hours later Mrs Richard Cords gave birth to a daughter named Stephanie.
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Seattle
Jesse Cox
Loretta
Byron Christopher
Richard Cords
Stephanie
Annual Scout Convocation This Sunday
GREENSBURG The annual Scout Convocation and awards presentation, sponsored by the Catholic Committee on Scouting, will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 28, in Blessed Sacrament Cathedral. Bishop William G. Connare will preside and assist by Father Edward J. McCullough and Father Nicholas Trongo. Music directed by Father William J. Homolak. Sixty three candidates receive Ad Altare Dei. Robert Davis Jr. receives the Pope Pius XII Award. Eighteen Marian Awards will be presented to Catholic Girl Scouts.
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Catholic Committee On Scouting
Blessed Sacrament Cathedral
William G. Connare
Edward J. McCullough
St.Catherine of Alexandria
Leechburg
Nicholas Tr
Obituaries from Indiana area April 25 1968 batch
Multiple notices list the deaths of Lona Long 94 of Alverda born 1874 died April 25 1888, Alda Mae McAnulty 43 of Seward, John Harold Gray 41 formerly of Brush Valley died April 20 1988, Florence M. Burcher 63 of Homer City, Vaughn C. Ramage 54 Creekside, Marion Regina Kai To Previte 49 Indiana, Susanna Kontur 100 West Newton, William H. Bennett 71 Marion Center, Emery McIntyre 59 Shelocta, Margaret F. Graff 81 Indiana. Details include birthdates, survivors, service times, and interment plans.
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Alverda
Alverdia
Willam
Rebecca Graham Sides
Alda Mae McAnulty
Seward
Robinson
Lee Hospital
Johns
Don H
Mary E. Spencer McAnulty
Blackek
Arthur
Mary Ellen Sale
Raymond
Johnstown
Clair
Pittsburgh
Donald
Fairfexs Hills
Charles
Detroit
Mich
Edwin
Kenneth A. Stuart
Newnas
Flornnce
Robinson Breth
John H
Jaméa J. Long
Clawson
Barnesboro
Germany
Sevices
Theran
J. Robert Singleton
McDowell Cemetery
R. D
John Harold Gray
Brush Valley
Buffalo
N.Y
John
Louisa Dreasler Gray
Marie
Swan Gray
N. Y
John H. Jr
Robert A
Howard
Wayne and
Dean
Bernice) Shoup
el- Henry
Florence M. Burbidge Bucher
John P. Bucher
Ridge Ave
Homer City
Bellevue
William
Gertrude Rowe Burbidge
Eugene E
Upper St. Clair
Florence A. Blahovec
Wexford
Zeata Pearson
Hamilton
Ontario
Lillian Brennen
Marion Regina Kai
Previte
Fifth St
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Bell Funeral Home
Indiana Evening Gazette
SUSANNA /KONTUR
West Newton
John J. Kane
New
Holy Family
Austria- Hungary
Andrew Kontur
Laura Burnella
Anna Capelli
Stella Vota
Mt. Lebanon
Helen Karales
Rose Lucas
Margaret Lauer
California
Margaret Bell
Philadelphia St
St. Bernard's Church
William H. Bennett
Marion Center
R.D
Coulport
States Nursing Home
Blandburg
Bennett
Sadie
Kathleen Lapsley
New Jersey
Betty Crawley
Altoona
James
Carl
William Jr
Coalport
Jerry
Brisbin
Charles Hazel
Osceola Mills
Maynard Miller
Thomas
U.S. Army
Korea
Mabel Berzansky
Cleveland
Ohio
Pearl Floyd
Houtzdale
Charles Lloyd
Ramey
Bertha Spencer
Anna Turner
George
Fallen Timber
Tyrone
Brisbin Cemetery
Emery McIntyre
Shelocta
Anita
Punxsutawney
United Commercial Travelers of
McIntyre
Lucille Richardson McIntyre
Edward
Delores) Kane
Walter
Sally) Kelley
College Park
Marilyn) Miller
Forestville
Joseph
Judy) Kinnan
Gordon
Garden City
Ann Arbor
Elizabeth) Covell
Youngstown
Alex
Ada
Nationwide Campus Protest Set to Renew Antiwar Action
The Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam calls for a one day coast to coast campus strike against war and racism. Linda Morse predicts many schools will close or host teach ins and rallies with class cancellations and antiwar skits. The action aligns with Europe and Latin America classroom stoppages and closes a week of protest culminating in a New York Central Park rally. Kipp Dawson says leaders doubt the demonstrations will hinder Johnson’s peace efforts with Hanoi.
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Vietnam
Linda Morse
U.S
Europe
Latin America
Asia
Africa
New York
Central Park
Kipp Dawson
Johnson
Hanoi
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Allegheny Valley Hospital
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