28 Jan 1965
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
1
A mother’s five children were left to cope after a 4 year old took about 81 tablets of aspirin, leading to two toddlers, David and Ramona, remaining in a very critical coma. Clovis Memorial Hospital treated them as doctors considered further changes.
Johnson proposes Congress empower rapid temporary income tax cuts and immediate funds for job-creating programs to shield prosperity from a downturn. The economic report will also discuss removing part of the gold backing for currency and deposits, while keeping the gold cover for dollar exchange intact. bankers back the plan to show the U.S. will maintain its gold convertibility offer.
President Johnson will not attend Sir Winston Churchill's funeral, choosing to be represented by Dean Rusk Earl Warren and David Bruce with Eisenhower among guests. Johnson, recovering from a virus, said he lacks his usual energy and will stay home.
The Gazette clarifies that Dr David Buchman is not the sole owner of the structure involved in the Blairsville water line break. He is one of four Buchnatt family members who own the property.
U S Representative John P. Saylor praised the Conemaugh Generating Station as a $225 million mine mouth power plant that will revive the region’s economy, create jobs, and challenge calls for government subsidies. He cited its regional impact and future prospects for Pennsylvania and the nation in a telegram to the Indiana Evening Gazette.
Chicago Paulist Choir facing potential disbanding after the Latin to English Mass switch spurs an appeal for new liturgical music. Fr. Eugene F. O Malley, 63, says letters and visits flood in, reviving support and urging composers to write Mass music matching the liturgy. He plans to retire but choir may continue if new music is created. He notes a push for greater lay participation in the Mass while fearing loss of old church music.
Miss Diane Delle of the State Library spoke at Indiana State College noting Pennsylvania’s 27 district libraries enable broad access to books. She highlighted ISC, Harrisburg, and UPenn as resources, and explained how requests reach Harrisburg, then Philadelphia’s Union Cataloguing if needed, with ISC librarians coordinating district services.
Tony Boyle charged the Atomic Energy Commission with subsidizing the nuclear power industry, arguing the move would hinder national wealth use. He cited a union survey showing coal mining and transport added over $2 billion in wages purchases and taxes across 25 states, including more than $60 million in taxes, warning that restrictions could harm the national economy and asking for equal treatment of competitors.
Washington AP reports Rep John F Saylor Republican Pennsylvania warns big city political bosses will eventually dominate rural interests unless Congress acts He urges housing and state legislative apportionment fixes after a fire destroyed a Greene County wholesale warehouse and a restaurant suffered damage in freezing weather amid disputed rulings by the Supreme Court.
Pittsburg AP report says Raymond Locke of Dormont was fined $300 after being found in contempt of court for conversing with two jurors in a relative case. The case later settled out of court.
Mrs Catherine Drawl 74 of Homer City Indiana died Tuesday morning January 28 1965 in Indiana Hospital. Born July 18 1890 in Yugoslavia she was widow of John Drawl who died in 1959. Survived by 48 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild plus numerous children and daughters in law. Visitation at Patrick J Hallow Funeral Home Homer City 7 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm today with services 8:30 am Friday and Requiem Mass 9 am at St Louis Church Lucernemines. Msgr H A Podowski to officiate interment St Bernards Cemetery Indiana. Rosary 7:30 pm tonight.
Indiana County obituaries and notices mix with a Johnson era economic report. The article lists deaths Clarence A George 81 and Robert Clair Deyarmin 71 along with Bessie B King 73 and Mildred Cribbs, plus a Washington AP note on President Johnson’s 1964 economic forecast accuracy and CE A projections, indicating GDP and personal income forecasts within a billion dollars of actual totals.
The royal party including Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Marina entered through a side door and stood in silence for six minutes before the catafalque as six giant candles and a golden cross loomed above Sir Winston Churchill's flag-draped coffin. Former PM Harold Macmillan with Lady Dorothy and Lord Attlee joined the procession, while many in the crowd, including the blind, followed with quiet reverence. Descriptions of the catafalque and insignia were shared by onlookers and librarians, noting the knightly orders atop the coffin.
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