Notable adman foils tobacco push by quitting smoking
Francis Foote, once a top executive at Foote, Cone & Belding, who resigned over tobacco ads, now chairs the National Interagency Council on Smoking and Health. He says cigarette use remains a major public hazard and advocates reducing tobacco advertising to curb smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Stilley
New York
Nalty
Emerson
Foote
Cmin Jers
Try
McCan-Erickson
Compa- Foote
Council
Ead
Foote, Cone &i. Belding
P Cigarettes
Dundrike Stops Two Luxury Liners
The Seafarers International Union and National Maritime Union announced members would not cross longshoremen’s picket lines, pledging support to 60,000 striking dock workers. The United States and Argentina liners were blocked, intensifying a three day dock strike that has crippled up to 200 ships in about 20 ports and cost the economy millions daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seafarers International Union
Afl-Cio
NMU
SIU
United States
Europe
Argentina
Moore- McCormack Lines
New York
Saltsburg Fire Loss Reported for 1964
William B. Rand of SALTSBURG-Fire Loss in the United States Lines released an annual report showing 1964 Saltsburg losses at 23 850 with $6 900 in houses $15 000 in commercial buildings 1 800 in sheds and garages and 150 in vehicles Firemen answered 43 alarms including brush fires barns and sheds houses vehicles schools garages and explosions The department assisted others three times and received aid twice Two firemen were injured during firefighting Chief Wagner noted good attendance at summer practice and new equipment and officers were installed for 1869 year the company added 700 feet of two and one half inch hose and 60 feet of one inch hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Rand
Saltsburg
United States Lines
Ronald V. Wagner
American Merchant Marine and Y
Wagner
Volue Five
Harry Hess, Jr
Compaig
Dun Nelmes
Jn Conaway
Kiliam Whitesel
Arthur Bucco Ji
Wr. Wagner
Lie Chic
Lloyd [Fierte
Fie
Earl Mutu
Levind Prt
George Keli
Licotees
Stahura Assumes Indiana County Chamber Presidency
Andy Stahura took the chair as president of the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce at the first monthly board meeting. He named eight major committee chairs to start the year while noting plans on the Economic Opportunities Act and how other communities are approaching it. The board lauded T. F. Brubaker for his 1964 service and honored him with a commemorative plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Stahura
Indiana County Chamber of Commerces
Stahura
T. F. Brubaker
Chamber
Four Indiana County defendants sentenced after guilty pleas
Four men in Indiana County were sentenced after guilty pleas before Judge Edwin M. Clark. Ralph F. Lutz and John O. Burdell each received jail terms with 25 dollar fines and costs. Clyde K. Mulavisky faced 30 to 60 days in jail. Leroy Wink was free on bond pending further action. Durumu Jean Prabesh was ordered to pay fines and costs, with probation for one year after convictions for failing to reveal the scene of an accident and driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Edwin M. Clark
Westrouheland
Campbell
Black Lick
Ralph F. Lutz
Braderville
John O. Burdell
Derry
Tive
Clyde K. Mulavisky
Jin
Latube
Leroy Wink
Bradenville
Duruihy Jean Prabesh
Waterman
Dodimtia
School Bus Car Crash Injures 15 Pupils In Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a school bus, two cars and a parked truck collided Tuesday injuring 15 pupils none seriously. The bus and car drivers were treated and released from McDonaugh St Memorial Hospital. The event also highlighted Farm Show results with Grand Champion and Reserve honors in Duroc Swine and Berkshire divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
St. Anthony’s Parochial School
Smicksburg
Tookthony's
Bananehess
Clayton D. Winebark
Rochester Mills
Berkshire
Duroc
Indiana Co
Elbel
Punxsutawney R.D
Blairsville Council Vote Breaks Tie Over Hiring Power
The Blairsville council clash centers on state law power to hire or fire, with Taylor urging dismissal reconsideration. President Bennett and others clash over order, with Moorhead pressuring a point of order and threats of removal. The dispute references a judge ruling and a special meeting outcome on the dismissal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Bennett
Moorhead
McMillem
National Guard
Wr. Taylor
McMillen
Yaylor
Autias Pensylvanuia
Specia Weshby
Nixon declares end of chairmanship dispute unity for 1965
Former Senator Nixon and Barry Goldwater urge support for Ray Bliss as GOP chairman. The Nixons say removing Dean Burch signals party unity and victory in 1968. Critics warn ouster could trigger a third party while governors press for leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Burch
National Committee
Republican Party
Ray Bliss
Dean Burch
Oklahoma
Leu
Gardner Named Leader In Arcadia Supervisors Meeting
Harry W. Gardner was named president of Montgomery Two at an organizational meeting. J Robert G. Lemmon was elected secretary treasurer and Jack R. Henry was chosen roadmaster. Members voted to hold regular monthly meetings on the first Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Harry W.gard É Iner
Montgomery Two
J Robert G. Lemmon
Jack R. Henry
Regullar
Two Killed In Johnstown Mine Shaft
Two workers died in a Blairsville area mine shaft accident when a steel bucket snapped its cable near the surface, plunging down the 160 foot shaft. Kenneth Uber and James Yolbert, both connected to Bird Coal and Zeni McKinney Williamson, were killed instantly according to Somerset County Coroner Robert Halverson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Somerset County
Robert H. Halverson
Zeni, McKinney & Williamson
Dravo Corp
Pittsburgh
Bird Coal
Halverson
Viula
James Yolbert
Morgantown
W. Va
Holbert
Bird Coal Co. Munule
Peta
Manu
Edward Berr
Windber
Holpert
Stat-Huar
District Hospital Register INDIANA HOSPITAL NOTES JAN 12
District Hospital records list admissions and discharges for January 12 in Indiana and surrounding towns. Births at Kittanning and Pennsylvanian communities include a Dayton boy and NuMine girl. Names cover Orr Rugh Isenberg Grycuk Newhouse Ditch Howarth Guffey White Shields Ritchie Raybould Beattie Moore and many others with residences in Indiana Blairsville Homer City Marion Center and Rural Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Grandview Ave
Hazel Howarth
Elm St
Idiana
Charlest&. Guffey
Stark Rt
Spring Church
Tra White
Josephine
Esther Shields
W. Market St
Blairsville
Edna Ritchie
R.D
Anna K. Raybould
Oak St
Thomas Beattie
Charles St
Ind
Marion Center
LaRue Kensey
Mildred Thayer
S. 5Th
Felix Gillis
Ernest
William D. Blaine
Clymer
B. Joanne Yockey
Main St
Homer City
Theodore Anderson
Chestnut St
David A. Fullerton
Rustic Lodge Rd
Claudia Morris
Oust St
Kittanning
Leroy Kunselman
Dayton
Herbert M. Reefer
NuMine
Randall L. Rankin
Rural Valley R.D
Gertrude L. Pi‘no
Beyer
Barbara A. Boyer
Shaloca R.D
Paul C. Prugh
Fred. S. Day
Rural Valley
Ronald C. Bell
Rural Valley R
Armstrong Township Board Reorganized for 1965 Term
The Armstrong Township Board of Supervisors was reorganized for the 1965 term with J.H. Wimmer as chairman, Bert Keer as vice chairman, Mrs. Emma Calhoun as secretary treasurer, Tayloe Carnahan as assistant secretary treasurer, and Don Miller of Indiana named as solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Overview
A batch obituary column lists deaths from January 11 to January 15, 1965, and 1988, with multiple Indiana area residents named. It covers Martha Bell Camp, Edith Robison, George Van Horn, Emma Dick Hens, Noah Learn, John Watson Reed, James Walter Riddle, and others, noting ages, birthplaces, family relations, church affiliations, burial plans at Oakland or Diamondville/ Harmony Cemetery, and funeral home details in Indiana, Blairsville, Punxsutawney, Clymer, Homer City, and Mahaffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Percy van Horn
Emma Dick
Penn Run
Jaly
Blairsville R. D
Indiana’ Hospital
South Mahoning Township
Plumville Hoe
Weeks
Alexander Milton
Rosalie
Kerns van Horn
van Horn
Robinson-Lytle’s
Blairaville R. D
Diana
The
Baptist Church
Howard
Vin E. Kennedy
Aliquippa
Ment
June
Hudson
Kittanning Cemetery
R. D
Dale
Los Angeles Calif
Noah Learn
Clymer
Beulah Houck
Clymer R.D
Plumville
Bence ‘Funeral
Clyde
Mer
David E. Bickett
John Watson Reed
Elm St
Homer City
James Walter Riddle
Mahaffey R. D
Mercy
Strini
Bertha Bishop
Blairsville
Virginia Wetzel
Mahaffey
Dren
Nellie Jane
Breth Riddle
Thomas
Wildeath
Liam
the Pyott
Burn-t Askew Funeral
Homerside
John E. Stebbins
James P. Bray
IniMt
Zion Cemetery
Greenwood IR. D
Indiana
GOP Men Plan Drive for 1965 Membership Campaign
Indiana County Republican men plan a January meeting at 8 p m in the Community Center on the second floor to discuss the 1965 membership drive and spring dinner. Talks will cover reorganizing the party and preserving a two party system with coffee and light refreshments after. Police report Blairsville traffic incidents include arrests for reckless driving in two crashes and a hit and run with vehicle damages totaling several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
United States
Blairsville Police Cite 2 Motorists
Blairsville police cited two motorists after separate traffic accidents within the borough over ten days. Police investigated four wrecks totaling 1900 dollars in damage with no injuries reported. The first crash occurred at 7:50 p.m. on January on South Spring Street involving a southbound vehicle operated by L H Kirkell of North Spring Street Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Lou Peterman
Elderton
Blairaville
North Brady St
Paul H. Shrum
Victor E. DeRubis
Shrum
Joseph Shuring
South Spring St
Blairsville
Maple Ave
J. W. Clark
Nowone
L. Ht. Kirkell
North Spring St
Arenek
Ania
Clymer Kiwanis Hears Phillips Fire Chief Speaks
Clymer Fire Chief Bruce Phillips spoke at the Kiwanis meeting, introduced by Harry Donegan, about a new high pressure fog system effective against many fires. He reported on church losses and noted faulty design and wiring as common causes of fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Bruce Phillips
Clymer Kiwanis Club
Harry Donegan
Phillips
Arrest Report From Erratic Fragmented Page
A damaged OCR fragment reports an arrest connected to a car crash near Homewood, involving John E. Young and others. It mentions a Methodist Church program next week, a parking space dispute, and a meeting led by Eluve Hbituretes, with unclear locations and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Coser Eager
B. Stitt
Commodore Fitesburgh
Dr. On
John E. Young
J. M. Speedy
Pete Innocenti
Burgh
Homewood
Clarksburg
Ray Luckard
Norch
Sugar Alley
Eluve
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Gurgeon General
Luesany Mgn
Inter
Ducni Wow
Washington
Elea
Dundrike
Andy Stok Xe
Reed Gescie
Harrisburg
Home Economics
John Bendte
Ted Evans
Indiana R.D
Helen Ann Bencic
Evans
Raymond Barnhart
Maureen Morris
Supervisors
Gardner
Blairsville —. Company
Blairsvile Fire Department
Campbell St
Louis J. Conzano
Black-Lick
Bus Jrell
Canzano
Veis
Kenneth Uber
Donald J. Richards
Five Men's Relief Association
William F. Graff
Charles Bixler
District Hospital Register
Punxsutawney
Ronald Kraiser
Rossiter
David A. Elkin
Dayton R.D
Armstrong Two
Martha Bell
Campbel
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Hospital
White Township
David and
Isabelle Miller Camp
Misa Campbell
Hace
Curry Run
Robinson ~ Lytle’s
William S. Merwin
Oakland Cemetery
Edward
First Methodist Church
Bethany Bible Clans
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Robison
Fairview
Mary Douthit
Pittahurahy
Ida Voris
Joan Beers
Lynn Titus
Niles, Mich
Jordan Funeral Home
Ata
Base ‘Amend Unea
Clymer Kiwanis
Man
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