Gazette Sponsored Coast HawaiI Tour Described As Out Of This World
The Pasadena New Year festivities were praised as something out of this world during the Evening Gazette sponsored California and Hawaii tour. About 120 residents join the group travel promoted jointly by the Gazette and two area newspapers.
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Indiana
California
Hawaii
Pasadena
The
Gazette
Mary Nocco
Homer City
Gazette Society
Michigan State University
University of California At
Los Angeles
Miramar
Pacific Ocean
Santa Monica
Disneyland
Las Vegas
the Gazette Today
Shaffer Travel Agency
Vandergrift
Snowstorm Routs Traffic From Midwest To West
A powerful storm dumps up to 18 inches of snow across the upper Midwest and Pacific Northwest, closing highways from Moscow Idaho to I 5 near the Siskiyou summit. Drifts up to five feet trap travelers as 250 miles of Idaho roads close to all but emergencies.
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Upper Midwest
New England
Midwest
Idaho
Moscow
McCall
University of Idaho
Washington State University
Pullman
Washington
Oregon
California
Siskiyou
Yreka
Blairsville businessman Leslie Chick dies at 70
Leslie A. Chick 70 of Blairsville R D 1 died in Pittsburgh. Former owner of Blairsville Concrete Products and Blairsville Wilbert Vault Co he served as secretary of the code committee and on the National Recovery Act Advisory Board in the 1930s He presided Blairsville Borough Council 1933 through 1936 and supported Boy Scouting Ferguson and Son Funeral Home Blairsville handles arrangements An obituary appears in today's Indiana Evening Gazette.
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Leslie A. Chick
Blairsville
Indiana Evening Gazette
Marguerite Higgins Dies In Washington Hospital
Washington AP Marguerite Higgins, noted journalist, died at Walter Reed Army Hospital after months of illness. She was the wife of retired Air Force Major General William Hall.
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Washington
Marguerite Higgins
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Miss Higgins
William Hall
Pentagon shifts orders to avoid price hikes in steel
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara ordered defense buyers to shift future steel deliveries away from Bethlehem Steel and any firm that raised prices. The move followed Inland Steel Co announcing a similar price increase while McNamara urged contractors and subs to adopt the same restraint. The department buys about 320000 tons yearly of structural shapes and piling.
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Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Bethlehem Steel Corp
McNamara
Arthur Sylvester
Inland Steel Co
Bethlehem
Defense Department
Inland Steel follows Bethlehem with steel price rise
Inland Steel Co announced a price increase similar to Bethlehem's five dollar per ton raise. Joseph L. Block, Inland chairman, called the rise minor relative to overall steel prices and not inflationary, noting higher employment costs and rising input prices as the cause.
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NEW York
Tinland Steel Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Inland
Bethlehem
Joseph L. Block
Block
Weather outlook: cloudy and colder with diminishing wind
Mostly cloudy and colder today with diminishing wind. Highs near 38 to 45. Clearing and colder tonight with lows from 20 to 26. Mostly sunny Tuesday and a bit warmer in the afternoon.
Collision Course In Harrisburg Between '65 and '66 Sessions
In Harrisburg the 1965 general assembly remains active while the 1966 session scheduled to convene at noon Tuesday faces a constitutional limit to fiscal matters in even years. Democrats debate whether to allow automatic dissolution of 1965 as 1966 opens, preventing interim appointments that could shift turnpike jobs control. The House and Senate resume 1965 business.
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Harris Urg
House
House Rules Committee
Gov. Scranton
Turnpike Commission
Senate
Blatt makes bid for Pennsylvania governor in 1966 race
Miss Genevieve Blatt, Pennsylvania secretary of internal affairs, announces availability as Democratic candidate for governor. She would contest in the November election as incumbent Gov. Scranton cannot seek another term. Blatt notes her historic role as a state-wide officeholder and says she is confident she could win.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Genevieve Blatt
Miss Blatt
Internal Affairs
Scranton
State Democratic Organization
Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
U.S. Senate
Musmanno
U.S
Hugh Scott
Miss Blat
Local Obituaries Listed for Several Communities
Death notices from page 2 list Frank L. Goff 81 of New Wilmington Pennsylvania Florence Elizabeth Stamper 63 of Van Nuys California Leslie A. Chick 70 Blairs ville R D 1 Marjorie C. Douglass of Indiana Orie P. Jewart 72 of 921 Chestnut St Indiana Anna Gabster Kundla 78 Graceton Edna Mae Lockard 59 Hom er City Mertie Rosborough 92 Shelocta Indiana R D 1.
Transit Strike Eases Traffic Clogs In New York
The two day protest hit Manhattan hard with crowded trains, long lines, and stalled buses. Mayor Lindsay hesitated to close off the city but warned against more drivers. by 8 a.m. traffic was near normal though jams and pedestrian crowds persisted. Commerce losses ran into tens of millions as commuters faced delays.
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New York
Manhattan
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Henry A. Barnes
Barnes
Bronx
New York Central Railroad
Long Island Rail Road
Jamaica, Queens
Commerce and Industry Association
Barry Persons
Iran
Wilkes-Barre woman Delia Darkhuff dies at 102
Mrs. Delia Darkhuff died Sunday night at her Kingston home at age 102. She leaves two daughters a son nine grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and 17 great great grandchildren.
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Delia Darkhuff
Kingston
First 1966 County Baby In Vietnam Named
Indiana County welcomes its New Year baby a son born January 1 at Indiana Hospital to Capt. and Mrs. Donald O Neill of 1226 Water Street Indiana. The father serves on active duty in Viet Nam. The infant weighed nine pounds six ounces at 2 14 a.m.
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Indiana County
Indiana Hospital
Donald O’neill
Water St
Indiana
O'Neill
Viet Nam
Indiana County Traffic Deaths Rise in 1965 Report
State police at Indiana substation released a 1965 traffic and criminal report showing 18 fatal accidents and 26 fatalities, up from 20 fatal crashes and 20 deaths in 1964. There were 1,869 traffic violations and 161 criminal arrests, with 606 criminal complaints and 37 arrests, amid rising fatalities and crime in Indiana County.
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Indiana
Blairsville
Indiana County
West Mahoning
North Mahoning
Canoe
Banks
173rd Airborne Brigade presses Mekong Delta probe
U S paratroopers slog through mud in the Mekong Delta advance backed by artillery air strikes and tanks. Viet Cong forces slipped deeper toward the Plain of Reeds while US and Vietnamese troops report hundreds of enemy killed and captured. Americans seized a rice store and Libération Front flags as clashes continued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Mekong Delta
Red Sanctary
173Rd Airborne Brigade
U.S
Bao Trai
National Liberation Front
Plain of Reeds
Mekong
Binh Duong Province
Tuy Hoa
Three Men Sentenced Here Today
Three men appeared in court to receive sentences after pleading guilty. Kenneth Bish 28 of 151 Carter Ave Indiana was fined 50 dollars and confined to the Allegheny County Workhouse for two to ten months for operating a motor vehicle without a license. Bery Blystone Creekside received a suspended sentence and three years probation for driving without a license. Lawrence Thomas Stiffler Home R D 1 was given a suspended sentence with costs and a 100 dollar fine plus one year probation for prowling and loitering at night. Trial jury cases for Quarter Sessions opened with James E Benner Vicksburg Pa in a motor vehicle hit and run case slated for Lisk.
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Kenneth Bish
Carter Ave
Indiana
Allegheny County
Bish
Bery Blystone
Creekside
White Two
Lawrence Thomas Stiffler
Home R.D. 1
Stifffler
Home R.D
James E. Benner
Vicksburg
Lisk
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Storm Staggers
Associated Press
National Broadcasting Co
Leslie Chick
Pentagon
Nathaniel Tucker
34Th Street
East Elmhurst
L.I
8Th Avenue
Blatt
Goff, Frank L
New Wilmington, Pa
Stamper
Florence Elizabeth
van Nuys
Calif
Saltsburg
Chick
Leslie A
Blairsville R. D
Douglass
Miss Marjorie C
Rosborough
Mertie
Shelocta
Indiana R. D
Edwin M. Clark
H. C. “Shorty” Cunningham
John Griff
Ith
Kenneth Sayers
Frank Moore
Clark
Bechiel
Gotham
Nyc
173Rd
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