Andy Stahura Named Man of the Year
Andy Stahura receives the Man of the Year award for his community leadership. The Indiana County figure led business and civic efforts, chaired committees, and supported multiple organizations including the Lions Club and Knights of Columbus, while also running Handy Andy Supermarket and shaping local commerce over four decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Stahura
Man
William Smith
Carl Walker
David Dickie
Joseph Steele
Indiana Goadsters
Department of Recreation
Indian Chamber of Commerce
Te Indiana Lions Club
Roy Highes
First Federal Savings & Loan Assciation
Indiana County Chrift Corp
Knights of Glambus
St. Bernard Rowan Catholic Church
Indiana
Cunty
Handy Andy
Richard
Iriana
James
Pittsburgh
Stahura
Oak St
Olsen
Indiana State College
Shade Wood Village
Osen
Edinboro State College
Pennsylvania State University
Khrushchev Slams Byelorussian Farmers Over Hog Losses
Soviet Premier Khrushchev criticized Byelorussian farmers for 15 percent hog die-offs tied to fodder shortages and poor livestock care. He cited 516000 hog losses and 395000 pig deaths, urged reforms and use of sugar beets for feed, and noted labor shortages with pensioners urged to work on collective farms.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Bylorussia
Khrushchv
Cme
Pushtin
Minsk
Tags
Byelorussia
Pravda
Communist Party
The
Preiier
Armers
Khrushcev
Khrushchy
A President Always Has His Problems
AP columnist Arthur Edson surveys John F. Kennedy’s early presidency marking how his first news conferences addressed Cuba and Laos and noting Kennedy’s articulate, careful style. The piece contrasts past presidents and the move to the State Department auditorium for press sessions.
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Arthur Edson Washington
Kennedy
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
Laos
Thompson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
State Department
Clearfield Search For 2 Continued
Volunteers firemen miners and state police kept up the search for two boys who did not return from a hike near an abandoned clay mine south of Clearfield Pennsylvania. About 75 men worked through the night while searchers penetrated the mine with rubber rafts in water filled pools as mine inspectors warned of dangerous crumbling.
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Clearfield
Larry Husted
West Decatur
Wesley Lowe
Morgan Run
James Anderson
Husted
Lowe
Anderson
James
Driver Killed in Highway Collision Near Timcum Township
Kenneth Dorman, 54, of Chester, was killed Monday when his car crossed the median on the industrial highway in suburban Timcum Township and crashed into a delivery truck and another vehicle, police said.
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Philadelphia
Kenneth Dorman
Chester
Timcum Township
New French Manifesto On Algiers
In Algiers and Oran violence escalates as three Europeans die and two Moslems are wounded in attacks tied to the National Liberation Front. A possible state of siege is discussed by Louis Joxe and local officials at Rocher Noir as authorities weigh curfews, bar closures, and tighter movement rules to curb terrorism.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Louis Joxe
Rocher Noir
Alpiers
National Liberation Front
Bone
Mostaganem
Secret Army
France
Sligo Phone Hike Okayed
Harrisburg AP reports the Public Utility Commission studies a Citizens Utilities Co of Pennsylvania proposal to boost annual telephone revenues by 30 800 starting March 6. The increase would affect 2 358 subscribers in New Bethlehem Clarion County and Sligo Armstrong County with new basic rates for Resident and Business lines across single two three four party options.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Citizens Utilities Co. of Pennsylvania
PUC
New Bethlehem
Clarion County
Sligo
Armstrong County
White Township Lions Celebrate First Anniversary Dinner
The White Township Lions Club marked its first anniversary with a dinner meeting at the Village Inn for Lions and Lionesses, officials, and visiting Lions. Deputy District Governor Rudy Feldman and Zone Chairman Russell Schall attended as honored guests.
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White Township Lions
White Township Lions Club
Harold Wood
Russell Schall
Darmont Miller
Dave Simpson
Rudy Feldman
Williams
White Township
Lions Club
Lion Rudy Feldman
Manor Township
Lion Russell Schall
Elderton Lions Club
Lion
Feld
Schall
Lion Moe Williams
Lion Dutch Campbell
Lion Tail Twister
Gordon
Sukarno admits sinking of boat in clash with Dutch forces
In Jakarta President Sukarno said Indonesia would start negotiations with the Netherlands while denying the Dutch charges of invasion. Dutch sources said a Indonesian torpedo boat was sunk and up to 90 men aboard, with 50 Indonesians captured. The clash off West New Guinea marked the first open armed contact since Sukarno warned last month of force to seize the territory.
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Peter Arnett
Jakarta
Indonesia
United Nations
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Achmad Jani
New Guinea
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Ndonesia
J.N
Uy Thant
Hague
Jan de Quay
Karno
Thant
de Quay
Jani
Netherlands
Adinistration
18 Killed In Congo Massacre Update
Reported massacre in Kivu Province claims 18 Italian U N airmen killed as pro government forces fight Gizenga loyalists. UN announces 18 Gizenga soldiers captured, total over 300 rounded up. Ethiopians withdrawn from Gizenga residence in Stanleyville. Elisabethville exchange of prisoners signals growing UN Katanga cooperation.
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U.N
Kivu
Katanga
Stanleyville
Gizengai
Victor Lundula
Bunun
Gizenga
United Nations
Elisabethville
Snow Blocked Driveways Prompt State Senator Push
In Harrisburg, State Senator George Wade urged the Highways Department to dispatch a jeep behind snow plows to clear driveways after residents clear them. His proposal was sent to a Democratic committee for study. The article also notes a separate historical reference to the Nabataeans in the Negev.
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Harreisburg
George Wade
Cumberland
Highways Department
Wade
Three Votes Too Many In Oklahoma City Court Guilts Mary Laflamme
Mary Laflamme testified she voted at four polling places to expose election supervision flaws after last December’s school board election. A Common Pleas Court jury found her guilty of violating state election laws and she was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $3,000 fine. attorney Gregory plans an appeal.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary Laflamme
Common Pleas Court
Charles Gregory
Gregory
Police Chief's Car Stolen in Maryland
Police in Prince George County Maryland seek a dark blue 1961 four door sedan official car of Chief George J Panagoulis stolen from a Bladensburg parking lot Saturday night. Thief hot-wired the ignition. vehicle held no weapons or confidential papers. The report notes the unmarked cruiser contains the usual radio.
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Washington
Prince George County
Maryland
George J. Panagoulis
Bladensburg
Kennedy Sees Mixed First Year Highlights and Disappointments
President Kennedy reflects on his first year in the White House noting the failure to reach a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union as the biggest disappointment. He cites unity among Western Allies and Latin America as a bright sign while urging swift steel labor talks to avoid a strike and protect economic recovery.
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Washington
Presi_ dent
Kennedy
Soviet Union
White House
Latin America
Laos
Berlin
Obituaries Move Through Punxsutawney Area
Obituaries report Ellen Mae Lowry of Punxsutawney died January 13 1962 after a lingering illness. Survived by daughter Agnes M Lowry and siblings, funeral services planned January 17 with burial in Circle Hill Cemetery. Also remembered are Clarence Ord Brown 50 of East Pike Indiana and Mary Ann Wilkerson 43 Newport News VA. Klingensmith James 15 Sagamore died January 14 from a heart condition, services set January 18. Details cover possible family relations and funeral arrangements.
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Ellen Mae Lowry
Punxsutawney
Aingering
Canoe Township
Indiana Co
George W. and
Marle Fetters Drummond
Rochester Mills
Presbyterian Church
Pynxsutawney
Agnes M. Lowry
William B. Drummond
Indiana
Frank
Anna) Snyder
Marchand
Jordan Funeral Home
Funxsutawney
Circle Hill Cemetery
Clarence Ord Brown
Lois Cribbs Brown
East Pike
Todd L
Louanna Doty Brown
Johnstown
Mary Ann Wilkerson
Waterman
Newport, News
Peninsula Funeral Home
Newport News
James Kenneth Klingensmith
Fifth Street
Sagamoore
Sagamore
Emerson
Ona 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 S. Bowser
Piuville
Audley Couch
Coral Chapel
Solons Attack Pa Redistricting Plan
AP reports Rep Ivor D. Fenton and Rep George M. Rhodes condemn a Pennsylvania redistricting plan affecting their districts. They argue it underrepresents eastern PA while merging Schuylkill Nal and Berks counties with Lehigh Valley areas to cut 30 districts to 27 per 1960 census.
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Washington
Ivor D. Fenton
Mahanoy City
George M. Rhodes
Reading Democrat
Pennsylvania
Fenton
Schuylkill
Northumberland
Rhodes
House
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
J. Irving Whalley
Windser
Union
Snyder
Schneebels
Bradford County
William E. Scranton
Scranton
van Zandt
Pechan to seek probe of Curtiss-Wright land deal
Senator Albert Pechan of Armstrong plans a new call for a legislative investigation into the sale and leasing of Clearfield County land to Curtiss-Wright Corp. He accuses a large fraud and cites Curtiss-Wright’s pending Quehanna facility closure, unfulfilled promises of 1,500 jobs, and use of the land as private hunting and fishing grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Albert Pechan
R-Armstrong
Clearfield County
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Pechan
Curtiss-Wright
Pennsylvania
Quehanna
Curtiss- Wright
Oldest William and Mary building designed by Wren
The Main building at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia is the oldest academic structure in North America. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, it was built in 1695.
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College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
North America
Sir Christopher Wren
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