Indiana County Fair Schedule Highlights Daily Shows
The Indiana County Fair runs Tuesday to Monday with daily exhibits and acts. Highlights include Jessie Griffith at the organ, 4-H and FFA awards, Arabian Nights Revues, and Big H midway shows. Stock car races and Quarter Horse racing appear on select days with evening performances and student free admissions on certain dates.
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Jessie Griffith
Whengards
FFA
G. G.murphy Co
Indiana County Bankers Association
Ken Sherburne
Mollie the
Wonder Horse
Mike
Paul
Sultan
Varju Brothers
Sonny Moore
Captain Silver
Indiana Evening Gazette
Penn Western Racing Assn
Windber
Big Start For Indiana County Fair Fire Equipment Parade
The Indiana County Fair opened with heavy pumper Black Lick medium pumper Ebensburg light pumper Armagh squad truck Blairsville and more. Uniformed company of 15 plus from Homer City won first with Kittanning second. Ebensburg had most uniformed men. The distance prize went to New Kensington. Judges were Vone Jones Carl Metz the state police fire marshal and Earl Dalton. The parade featured musical and marching competition with Kittanning Firemen’s Band winning senior band, New Kensington Firemen’s Band second, Laura Lamar Joint High School Band junior band, Vern Akin best Senior Drum, Pinene Lupa junior drum corps honors to Central City and Windber, Waegners Candyettes won best majorettes with Derry Twirl Attes second.
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Black Lick
Ebensburg
Armagh
Blairsville
Lonemaugh
Homer City
Kittanning
New Kensington
Vone Jones
The
Cambria Co
Carl Metz
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Earl Dalton
Latrobe
Laura Lamar
Vern Akin
Verona
Pinene
Lupa
Black Diamonds
Central City
Windber
Redistricting Settlement Raises House Debate Over Boundaries
Democrats push for a new reapportionment plan to 201 seats from 200, seeking to avoid crossing county lines and limit incumbents in a single district while allowing up to 40 percent population variances. House leaders eye Senate amendments to unify the bill and bypass a conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Joshua Eisberg
Senate
Democrats Judges Association
Land
Clymer Youth Improves After One Car Crash Near Cherry Tree
William Hodge a 16 year old of Clymer was listed in satisfactory condition at Indiana Hospital today after a one car accident near Cherry Tree Sunday night. He had been reported in fair condition yesterday. Other notes mention House wrangling over court issues and bills on auto salesmen licensing and hospital payment detainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hodge
Clymer
Cherry Tree
Indiana Hospital
Senate
House
Hard Positions Rise From Wage-Price Guidelines
Washington AP report says White House wage price guidelines fuel the steel union and industry negotiators hard stances. Johnson advisers advocate a 3.2 percent pay raise with no price hike, amid an eight day strike deadline delay and calls for concessions from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Gilbride
Washington
White House
Steel Union
Johnson
Astronauts Eat Well After Gemini 5 Flight
At Cape Kennedy on recovery from Gemini 5, L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. regained weight and underwent exhaustive medical and technical tests. Doctors report they are in extremely good physical condition and examinations will continue for weeks. Meanwhile Walter Schirra Jr. and Thomas Stafford prepared for Gemini 6, less than two months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy, Fla
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Cooper
Conrad
Cape Monday
Lake Champlain
Atlantic Ocean
Charles A. Berry
Gemini
Greece in political crisis heads toward economic decline
In Athens a leaderless Greece grapples with a power struggle between ex premier George Papandreou and King Constantine. The stalemate disrupts the economy with weaker tourism, tighter bank lending, rising prices, and inflation fears as multiple premiers fail to win parliamentary support.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Constantine
Papandreou
Crown Council
Motor Code Violators Sentenced in Pleader's Court
Judge Edwin M. Clark sentenced motor code violators for drag racing in White Two on Aug 21. David Evanick of Homer City and Daniel Lazor of Lucerne Mines each received a $200 fine plus costs and one year probation, with state law mandating one year license revocation. Others faced fines, jail terms, or probation for suspensions and accident-related offenses in Indiana County on July 31 and Aug 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Clark
David Evanick
Homer City
Daniel Lazor
Lucerne Mines
White
Lester R. McConnell
South Seventh St
Indiana
Green Two
Roy Lucash
Grindstone
Fayette County
Saltsburg
Dora Williams
Blairsville
John Riddle
Ernest
State Aid OK'd for Beaver County soil survey grant
WASHINGTON AP Pennsylvania will receive an $11,480 grant to aid in conducting a detailed standard soil survey of about 80,000 acres in Beaver County, the Urban Renewal Administration announced Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Beaver County
Urban Renewal Administration
Moniday
Avalanche at Mattmark power project in Switzerland
Officials fear a two month recovery period for missing workers after the Allalin Glacier collapsed near Saas Fee. About 1,000 on site as ice and rocks 100 feet deep buried the camp, injuring around 20. Five bodies recovered hours after the disaster, described as Switzerland’s worst since World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saas Fee
Switzerland
Mattmark
Allalin
Alois Hauser
Zurich
Deadline On Steel Extended
Johnson announced the postponement over TV and radio as Union President J W Abel and chief negotiator R Conrad Cooper stood by unsmiling. The pair met for about an hour before recess. Steel makers restarted furnaces after halting them in anticipation of a strike. Federal mediators led by W Willard Wirtz and John Connor face tough work to align hard positions described Monday.
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Johnson
Sconomic
Council of Economic Advisers
Obituaries for Ruddock Brown Nupp and Irwin events
Obituary notices report Alton T. Ruddock 48 of Indiana died of an apparent heart attack at work August 30 1965. He served in World War II and held positions at the Indiana Evening Gazette with numerous survivors and services planned. Also noted is Sara M Brown 52 of Indiana who died August 30 1965 after illness. she leaves a husband a daughter and siblings with services arranged at Robinson-Lytle's. Cyrus C Nupp 67 of Baltimore Maryland died August 19 1965 after a stroke with services held and burial at Parkwood Cemetery. John H Irwin 45 of Erie formerly of Plumville died August 29 1965 with funeral arrangements at Bowser Funeral Home and Gilgal Cemetery burial.
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Alton T. Ruddock
South 13Th Street
Indiana
Indiana Evening Gazette
Iselin
Charles and
Marybell Thurston Ruddock
Ruddock
U. S
the Gazette
Zion Lutheran Church
Indiana Lodge 213
Free and’ Accepted
Coudersport
Indiana Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Focal Council
United ‘Commercial Travelers
Roens Shaffer Ruddock
Vicki
Alisa
Howard Friel
Harry W. Gray
Washington, Pa
Ernest Dugan
Charles Ruddock
Indi
Robinson - Lytle’s
William W. Bruggeman
Jlee
Garden of Devotions
Greenwood Cemetery
Sara M. Brown
Oakland Ave
Harry Brown
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
David F
Ella Blose Chapman
Georgeville
Brown
Plumville
Lutheran Church
Donald N
Virginia) Myers
Cleveland
Ohio
Jof Smicksburg
R. D
Arthur Chapman
Scarsdale
N.Y
George Waddell
Indiana R.D
DeWitt McClincy
David
Sarah Lynn i Myers
Robinson-Lytle's
J. B. Troutman
Oaklad
Cyrus C, Nupp
Melville Ave
Baltimore
Mr. Nupp
Purchase Line
Orren O
Mary Bostic Nupp
Indiana County
Cherry Tree
Social Security Agency
Oda Waugaman Nupp
Byron Nupp
Washington, D.C
Robert
Bery) Nash
Carl
Patricia) Dryer
Penn Hall
H. Wayne Knupp
New Florence
Charlotte
Langham
New Kensington
Merle (Goldin) Bennett
Heilwood
Arthur
Lenore) ‘Henry
Ralph
Mabel) Bribbs
Rusk Funeral Home
Harford Road
Parkwood Cemetery
John H. Irwin
Peach Street
Erie
St. Vincent Hospital
Bowser
David E. Bickett
Gilgal Cemetery
Marion Center
Scranton Supports Bliss Plan for GOP tent groups
Gov William W Scranton of Pennsylvanua backed Ray C Bliss invitation to splinter groups to join the Republican National Committee camp for the 1966 elections Bliss said he would tolerate side groups despite earlier criticizing the Free Society Association linked to Barry Goldwater and noted the GOP policy committee failed to deliver civil rights or balance of payments statements
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ray C. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Bliss
Republican Policy Coordinating Committee
Conservative
Free Society Association
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Dominican Junta to resign for provisional OAS government
Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barreras announced that the civilian military junta will resign to permit a provisional regime proposed by the Organization of American States. The five-man junta and the Cabinet would step down as the provisional government takes office, likely by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imbert
MRS RUBY PIERCE DIES AFTER WEEKS OF TALKS
Mrs. Ruby Pierce 54 of Saltsburg R D 1 died Saturday in Citizens General Hospital New Kensington. Friends may call at Hunter Funeral Home Saltsburg with rites conducted Wednesday at 1 30 p m by Rev John Miller Jr of the OAS political committee officiating. Interment in Twin Valley Memorial Ellsworth Bunker to head.
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Ruby Pierce
Saltsburg R.D
Citizens General Hospital
New Kensington
Hunter Funeral Home
Salts Ny
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Varju Bros
Indiana County Fair
Servdte
Varju Mercury Records
America
Spike Jones
Hamonica
Indiana Kiwanis Club
Art Halldin
Frank C. Napier
Central
Africa
Obie Snider
Allen Baker
Agriculture and Conservation Committee
Richard Strawcutter
Kiwanis Agriculture Committee
Waegners Candyettes
Johnstown
Peeney
Stanley G. Stroup
R-Bedford
Clymer Youth
Kennedy
Scranton
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