Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1969

Page

1

Gesture Of Gratitude To Dogs Open Heart Surgery For Puppy

New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center surgeon Dr C Walton Lillehei plans to perform open heart surgery on Kai a four month old German shepherd puppy as a gesture of gratitude to animals used in heart research He led a 60 member team in a New Year’s Eve heart and kidney transplant three recipients and says dogs have been the backbone of open heart surgery Kai the pet of Brooklyn twins Allan and Kevin Fogel has a congenial heart defect and faces valve repair if tests confirm the procedure Lillehei hopes to perform the operation next week if feasible

New York C. Walton Lillehei New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center Kai Allan Kevin Fogel Brooklyn Lillehei Christiaan Barnard

Full Year School Use Plan Aims to Trim Buildings

A proposed plan by three schools would start the year July 1 and end June 30, using quarterly 60 day terms with at most five holidays per quarter. It would require 25 percent more school year length to allow 75 percent of enrollment per quarter, reducing overall capacity.

Crash Claims Third Victim in Niagara Falls Route

The wreck killed one man, Neil M. Kok, and injured three others including Mrs. Veda Lewis and her daughter Gloria. The Layton car rammed the Lewis vehicle on a northbound collision near Indiana. Funeral arrangements are handled by Robinson-Lytle's. A vacation proposal and four quarter school plan are discussed, detailing staffing, costs, and athletic implications.

Veda Lewis Howard Lewis Gloria Harry Shaffer Grandview Ave Laytons Lewises Indiana Niagara Falls Layton Donald Layton White Two Harold Wilma Layton Clara Heckman Layton Kimberly Anne Robinson - Lytle’s

Paris peace talks stalled as NLF doubts latest American plan

The National Liberation Front dismissed the new American proposals as difficult to accept and tortuous while stopping short of a full rejection. NLF deputy chief Tran Hoai Nam argued the ideas presume a two sided discussion, insisting the conference be a four party affair with the NLF as a full participant.

Paris National Liberation Front Vietnam NLF Tran Hoai Nam Front U.S Cyrus R. Vance Ha van Lam Vance Lau North Vietnam

Siverd Brothers Coal Company Registration Notice

Legal notice lists William Z Pierce attorney and intent to file a certificate to conduct business under an assumed name. Filing will occur January 8 1969 in Pennsylvania and Indiana County offices. Names and addresses include John G Siverd and Budd E Siverd of Cherryhill Township and Clymer, with business: Siverd Brothers Coal Company located in Cherryhill Township, Indiana County.

Willliam Z. Pierce Atvorne Secretary the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Indiana County Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania John G. Siverd Cherryhill Indiana Pennsylvania Cuimmodore Budd E Siverd Cherryhitt Indians County Clymer Siverd Brothers Coal Company Pennsylvana

Israel and Vatican clash over Beirut and attacks

Israel laments international concern over Lebanon as Foreign Minister Abba Eban meets with the United Nations Security Council. Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Nissim condemns Pope Paul VI for sympathizing with Lebanon after Beirut raid and the Athene attack, accusing the Pope of bias against Judaism.

Egypt Jordan Lebanon Sudan Kuwait Yemen Abba Eban U.N. Security Council Paul VI Jerusalem Yitzhak Nissim Israel Pope Beirut Rabbi Nissim Athens

District plan to close several elementary schools considered

A study on reorganization to Worthington and Kittanning would close Pine Hill and six other elementary schools while keeping Ford City East Brady and Kittanning. Worthington might become an all elementary center with high school students attending in Kittanning. The plan would not fully solve overcrowding and would raise initial costs borne by local taxpayers.

Ford City Kittanning Worthington Hanner

Explosions Rip Boston Oil Storage

A string of blasts at an oil storage yard near Boston Harbor injures four people. Driver Theodore Shirley, on top of a burning tank truck, escapes as flames rise hundreds of feet. Chelsea firefighters suffer injuries when a tank truck erupts among responders.

Chelsea Mass Oil Company Boston Harbor Gulf Oil Co Chelsea Creek Theodore Shirley Shirley Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Chelsea Memorial Hospital

Change Site For Burning Of Greens Here

The location for the Burning of the Greens tomorrow at 7 p.m. moved to the Regency Mall construction site along Rt. 286 south of Indiana. Residents in Indiana and portions of White Two may set out discarded greenery along curbs by 9 a.m. for pickup and transport to the new burn site. The entire Indiana borough and areas including Getty Heights West Gate Ben Franklin Rd. north to Shearer Ave. Claypoole development North Sixth St Ext White Farm Rd Chevy Chase Rt. 119 north to Thompson Rd and adjacent streets will be canvassed.

Regency Mall Rt. 286 Indiana White Two Getty Heights West Gate Ben Franklin Rd Shearer Ave Claypoole North Sixth St Ext White Farm Chevy Chase Rt. 119 Thompson Rd East Pike

Hijacked Eastern jet lands in Havana with 148 aboard

A Eastern Airlines jet on a New York to Miami run carrying 148 people landed in Havana after being commandeered by a hijacker. Passengers, said to be safe, spent the night at Havana's airport and would be returned to the United States. The incident marks the first hijacking to Cuba this year. The aircraft departed Kennedy at 9:52 p.m. Thursday and was due in Miami at 12:30 a.m.

Miami Eastern Airlines Havana New York U.S Cuba United States Eastern America Kennedy Airport

Greek Hijackers Trade Near

Greek authorities weigh a possible exchange involving a Greek airliner hijacker and two Arab suspects who attacked an Israeli plane in Athens. The hijacker remains in Cairo's custody while Egypt and Greece consider extradition despite no treaty.

Athens Cairo Greece Egypt

Lawyer to take auto insurance case to U S Supreme Court

Edward Spotts announced plans to escalate his three year fight against Pennsylvania auto insurance rate increases to the U S Supreme Court after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court refused to hear his appeal a second time. The 20 percent rate hike was approved by the State Insurance Department in October 1965.

Pittsburgh Supreme Court of the United States Edward 0. Spotts Pennsylvania Supreme Court Spotts U.S. Supreme Court State Insurance Department

Nurseryman Management Clinic Set in Penn Hills

Nurserymen are reminded of a two day Business Management Clinic at the Hospitality Motor Inn off Parkway East in Penn Hills on January 22 and 23. Sponsored by the Pennsylvania Cooperative Extension Service with the Pennsylvania Nurserymen, the event covers budgets economics computers records and credit. Notable speakers include Dr. Virgil Crowley Frederick A. Hughes Herbert Hoechstetter Raymond King Raymond Nelson and William Waters. Registration is ten dollars payable to S Howard Davis with name and firm details due by January 6. Initial session 9 a.m. January 22 to 4 p.m. January 23. Venue address: Hospitality Motor Inn 699 Bodie Road first right after exit from Rt 791 north.

Hospitality Motor Inn Parkway East Penn Hills Pennsylvania Cooperative Extension Service Pennsylvania Virgil Crowley Frederick A. Hughes Pennsylvania State University Herbert Hoechstetter Verona Raymond King Greensburg Raymond Nelson DuBois William Waters Kittanning Jack H. Paules Allegheny Agriculture Allegheny Blvd Pittsburgh S. Howard Davis Bodi Rd Parkway Rt. 791

Heavy Snow Paralyzes Northern Japan in Six Year High

Tokyo AP reports 39 to 78 inches of snow crippling northern Honshu with Niigata farmers frozen to death. About 1.5 million Tokyo returnees stranded as 74 trains canceled and 4,000 tons of freight blocked. coastal Niigata area hit hardest as more snow expected while Tokyo sees cold nights.

Tokyo Japan Niigata Honshu National Railway

Obituaries of local residents mourned for several lives

Multiple obituaries report deaths in January 1969 across Indiana County. Meliane Joy Boyer of Apollo died at Citizens General Hospital New Kensington. Steve J. Pluchinsky of Homer City died at Indiana Hospital, with service details and survivors listed. Ronald Keith Shearer of Industry, Charles E. Burd of Blairsville, John Thachik Sr. of Clymer, and Hannah Elizabeth Burkley of Blairsville are also noted with family connections, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements. Additional notices include Sherry Henry Barr of Indiana County and local survivors, with services scheduled across area funeral homes and churches.

Meliane Joy Boyer Walter Harold Vivian Phyllis Rearick Boyler Apollo Citizens’s General Hospital New Kensington Roy Rearick Spring Church Star Route Mra W. H. Boyer Steve J. Pluchinsky Homer City Indiana Hospital Center Two Andrew Anna Ondar Pluchinsky Pluchinsky R & P Coal Co UMWA Lucernemines St. Louis Roman Catholic Church Homier City American Legion Post First Lutheran Brothers and Sisters Hel Horchar Carl Pluchin Clark Fusaky Ceral Elderton Susie Shebchick Andrew Pluchinsky Lucerne Mines Edward Pluchinsky Coy Mike Pluchinsky Coral Joseph Pluchinsky Wintondale Ronald Keith Shearer Highland Drive Industry Cucer Pittsburgh Liverpool Ohio John B Garnett Piper Shearer Western Beaver Public Schools Four Mile Presbyterian Church Bruce Kimberly Sherry William P. Shearer Saltsbury Clarence Piper Hillsdale J. R. Todd Beaver Ray McCreight Beaver Cemetery Charles E. Burd East Brown St Blairsville Westmoreland Hospital Greensburg Shoemaker Funeral Home SS. Simon and Jude Church John Thachik SR Clymer Theodore Zelinko Czechoslovakia Ted Mary Gaydash Thacnik St. Michael’s Orthodox Greek Catholic Clymer Slovak Club John Theodore Mary) Zelinko George Stephen Norman Margaret) Richardson Michael Kenmore N.Y Garfield Heights Anna Federinko Agnes Ann Joseph Bence St. Michael’s Church William Conjelko Hannah Elizabeth Burkley Hallow Funeral Home Blairs‘ville SS. ‘Simon and Jude Sherry Henry Barr William Richard Barr Hubert, N. C Indiana Naval Hospital Portsmouth Robinson-Lytle’s Jin Zion Lutheran Church Elwood L. Stark Oakland Cemetery

Tax Office Open Mondays In Indiana IRS Office

The Indiana Internal Revenue Service at 94 Philadelphia Street will be open every Monday starting January 8 from 8 30 a m to 5 p m to assist taxpayers with filing their 1988 federal tax returns Telephone information service also operates only on that day at 465 4961

Indiana Internal Revenue Service Philadelphia St

Cambria Certification Questioned in State Senate Race

Harrisburg AP Att Gen William C Sennett issued an opinion saying the Secretary of the Commonwealth lacked authority to certify the Cambria County State Senate winner. The county board had certified Democrat W Louis Coppersmith for the 45th District as a court hearing looms January 6 in Johnstown. The latest tally showed Coppersmith ahead by 54 votes.

Harrisburg William C. Sennett Secretary of the Commonwealth Cambria County Sennett Cambria Coppersmith Richard J. Green Jr State Elections Bureau County Elections Board Johnstown

Fire destroys wing of Cresson State School

Thirty nine children were hurried to safety as a big ball of flame consumed a section of the Cresson State School complex near Johnstown. Firemen fought near zero temperatures with low water pressure for two hours. no injuries were reported. The annex roof collapsed and a wall fell, sending debris over the ground. The four linked buildings sit on 16 acres bought from the diocese in 1962 for 684000 dollars along U S 2 between Johnstown and Altoona.

Cresson Cresson State School Hosital Johnstown - Altoona Johnstown Altoona

Local Campers Schedule Meet for Prices Chapter

The January meeting of the Prices Chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association will be held on Saturday evening January 4 at 6 p.m. at United Rent Alls.

Prices National Campers and Hikers Association United Rent Alls

Also Mentioned on This Page

Terr!shaw Associated Press Mankind Daily News Littehel Nett M. Kok Pollock-Nittany Myron Kok Miller Dr Blairs Nnn Coun South Vietnam Dmz D Marine da Nang Taylor Common Neil M. Kok Zergh Warhaftig Clymer Borough Norman Richardson Joseph Krolick Charles Julock Gazette Bechtel Nurseryman Management Meeting Tax Office
Search Courier

Search the Indiana Evening Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indiana Evening Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication