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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1962

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Survives Shark Attack On San Francisco Dive Trip

Floyd Pair Jr. of Sacramento, a 29-year-old milkman, was bitten by a 14 foot shark while skin diving 25 miles west of the Golden Gate. He fought the shark with his spear and noises, was dragged back to the New Merrimac, rushed to Franklin Hospital, and survived serious leg and buttock wounds with the femoral artery narrowly spared.

San Francisco Floyd Pair Jr Sacramento Canf Milkman Pair Farallon Islands Golden Gate Sacramento Area New Merrimac Hans Hass Hass Merrimac S. Franklin Hospital

Dilworth Resigns As Philly Mayor Continues Controversy

Former Philadelphia mayor Dilworth, ineligible for another term, faces a Democratic backing battle as Musmanno and Davis are named contenders. Sen. Clark favors Dilworth as running mate to challenge GOP rivals, amid past graft probes and political realignments shaping a 1950s Pennsylvania race.

Green Michael Musmanno Pennsylvania Supreme Court John Morgan Davis Dilworth Otis B. Morse Harrisburg Morse Musmanno Davis Clinton Budd Palmer Easton Joseph N. Barry Pittsburgh Warren K. Hess Reading Thomas 2. Minehart David L. Lawrence Pennsylvania Joseph S. Clark Clark

Lawrence to Speak at Blairsville In Industrial Effort

Governor will attend LICIDC announcement meeting in Blairsville to boost a four month old industrial development program. LICIDC leaders credit the governor for advancing plans across Blairsville Saltsburg Homer City and surrounding townships with county wide coordination and state backing.

John Biesinger Michael Krainak Indiana County Rowing Tmairsville Burrell Township Blairsville State Department of Commerce Licidec Licidc Saltsburg Homer City Jacksonville Burget Blacklick Center Conemaugh and Young A. D Petrarca Don Ruther Edward Avalli Celia Cribbs J. G. Lintner Poster Rizzuto William Grelf Atwrney Ralph EE Gessler William Kpsie William Mte- Millen Burrell

St. Louis Trash Collectors Strike Ends Stalemate

St Louis negotiators meet with 250 trash collectors who walked out over brutal cold. A six day backlog grows as hundreds of residents await a resolution to the dispute.

St. Louis Louis, Mo

Big Shot Breaks Up In Inflation Test

A NASA Thor booster test of the Big Shot balloon satellite failed when the canister separated and the balloon ripped during inflation. Officials said rapid balloon expansion followed by a tear created debris in space and a camera ejected, later recovered from the sea about 200 miles northeast of San Salvador. The agency planned a repeat launch and outlined how the rigidized balloon would differ from Echo satellites in pursuing global radio and TV coverage.

Rantera Thor Walter Bressettc San Salvador Cape NASA Space’ Agency G. ‘S Schjeldahl Co Northfield Mino Echo 1

Ex Solon Dies at 50 in Philadelphia

Edwin Al Hed, listed as assistant general counsel for the Philadelphia Electric Co., died at 50. A former legislator named Rhea, who collapsed at the Merion Cricket Club, died on arrival at a hospital from what was believed to be a heart attack. Survived by widow, three daughters and a son.

Philadelphia API Edwin AL Hed Philadelphia Electric Co. i Rhea Merion Cricket Club

Waterway linking river and lake urged for growth

A S Glossbrenner president of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co urged the Army Corps of Engineers to speed study of a 104 mile canal joining the Ohio River near Rochester Pennsylvania with Lake Erie Ashtabula to boost economic health in the Pittsburgh Youngstown Cleveland region Kirwan and Bow backed early construction warning that delays could erode steel industry competitiveness and jobs The Calumet Sag Waterway opening near Chicago was cited as a rival project cooperation with New York waterways was urged

Youngstown Ohio Ohio River Lake Erie Pennsylvania A. S. Glossbrenner Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Michael J. Kirwan House Appropriations Committee Ashtabula Rochester Glossbrenner Bert de Melker Pittsburgh Pittsburgh - Youngstown Cleveland Kirwan Tthat Pittsburgh-Youngstown Chicago Lake Michigan

Ten People Killed In Pa On Weekend

Ten people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend amid warm weather that drew many drivers onto the roads. Among them was Edward E. Borosky, 53, of Simpson, killed Saturday when his pickup left the road and crashed into an embankment near Scranton. Also killed was Julia Kelsey, 30, of Philadelphia, who died in a Sunday apartment fire apparently sparked by smoking in bed. Others include Alvin Reese, 60, Johnstown. Victor H. McLaughlin, 32, Dry Run. and Anthony J. Galardie, 23, Johnstown, all killed in traffic incidents or crashes Friday through Sunday.

Pennsylvania Edward E. Borosky Simpson Scranton Julia Kelsey Philadelphia Johnstown Alvin Reese West Mifflin Chambersburg Victor H. McLaughlin Dry Run Franklin County Anthony J. Galardie

Albatross Alerts in Algiers Show City in Turmoil

Algiers reports a daily toll of dead and wounded amid sirens and armored cars as Moslem and European terrorists strike. A hunting board tracks casualties while officials, journalists, and soldiers move through a city of curfews, grim streets, and paradoxical nightlife.

Algiers Albatross Chicago

More Soviets Training As Scientists

Washington AP report says the Soviet Union graduates twice as many scientists and engineers as the United States. Nicholas DeWitt of Harvard Russian Research Center says the U S produces about 90 000 engineering science professionals yearly while the Soviets reach 190 000. He projects Soviet annual output to climb to 250 000 this decade, with many ending in desk and government roles.

Washington Soviet Union United States Nicholas DeWitt DeWitt National Science Foundation U.S Harvard University

Tougher Going Expected For JFK Programs GOP Tightens Lines During Election Year

Republicans tighten lines in the election year as President Kennedy faces GOP opposition to new proposals. Senate leader Mansfield notes past Kennedy bills passed with Republican support. Kuchel predicts more solid GOP opposition on key issues. Goldwater criticizes labels and urges a clearer Republican-Democrat separation while addressing RNC concerns.

Washington Jt Kennedy Senate Ae Mansfield Montana Mansfield Congress Thomas H. Kuchel Calif Kuchel Culture Department California Barry Goldwater Rariz

Student Rate For Hackett Show Friday

Indiana County Heart Association sponsors Bobby Hackett show this Friday with a special student rate of two and a half dollars for a three hour concert. Adult donations of four dollars support the Heart Fund. The Hackett sextet and The Journeymen folk group perform. tickets are sold through county stores and Heart Association board members.

Indiana County Heart Association Bobby Hackett I the Heart Fund Hackett Sextet the Journeymen Indiana Heart Fund County Heart Association

Ending Year Long Deadlock Obits and Redistricting Talk

Obituaries note Clarence Ord Brown 56 of Tndi jana R.D.4 died January 15 1962 with a full obituary to follow in Tuesday Gazette. James Klingensmith 15 from Sagamore died January 14 1962 of a heart condition. he is survived by his parents and siblings. Community notices include funeral plans and a public session for reapportionment in Indiana County detailing district changes and party positions as Congress debates a new trade expansion act set to expire June 30.

Clarence Ord Brown Lois C. Brown Tndijana R.D. 4 Robinson - Lytle James Kenneth Klingensmith Fifth Street Sagamore Emerson Iona Huston Klingensmith Klingensmith Warren Ohio Robert Dorothy van Horn Plumville Leonard Pittsburgh William Mildred) McEhattan Shelocta R.D Sally Klingensmith Culver City Cal Howard Hill Josephine James Shannock Valley High School Donald Bowser Plumoville California Jennie Wensel Clymer Indiana Pennsylvania George B Delilah Frye Henry Green Township Couns Lth Carbon Monroe Northampton Francis E. Walter Somerset Bedford Fulton Franklin Huntingdon Mifflin Snyder Union Clearfield Centre Blair McKean Venango Forest, Elk Clarion Jefferson Clear Field County Leon Gavin Centre County Allegheny County Bloom Morse Rhodes Fenton van Zandt U.S. Senate Whalley United States Aloe Kennedy Congress

Obituary notice for Lola Wene ad in Wyoming district

The obituary notes that Lola Wene ad was preceded in death by a son and her husband Harry Wene ad. Surviving relatives include daughter in law Ella Henry of Cockport four grandchildren Virginia Butterbaugh Akron Paul Glenavee Shelton Baltimore James Henry Cherry Tree Robin Henry U S Navy Jacksonville and sister Gertie Laney Strongstown. Services by H D Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale after 7 pm Tuesday January 16 with funeral Thursday January 18 at 2 pm conducted by Rev Clayton Straw burial Plast Malinong Cemetery Purchase Line.

Harry Wenead Ella Henry Cockport Paul Virginia) Butterbaugh Akron Ohio Widson Glenavee) Shelton Baltimore James Henry Cherry Tree Robin Henry U.S. Navy Jacksonville Flas Thomas Gertie) Laney Strongstown H. D. Raleigh Hillsdale Clayton Straw Malinong Cemetery Purchase Line

Common Market Pact To Be Initiated In Brussels Talks

Negotiations in Brussels aim for a nonbinding meeting on a six nation Common Market pact with up to 20 percent tariff cuts. French reservations over chemical imports remain, while a joint agriculture program clears a major obstacle. US authority under the 1958 trade act may permit broader Kennedy tariff reductions as talks enter the second phase.

United States U.S Kennedy State Department Brussels Howard Peterson Common Market West Germany France Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg

Fast Bus Crash Kills 32 in Pakistan

A speeding bus plunged into a canal in the Jhelum district killing 32 passengers and wounding or injuring others. Seven people escaped as rescue teams arrived to recover bodies and treat survivors. The incident raises questions about road safety and vehicle maintenance in the area.

Karachi Pakistan Jhelum

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