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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1961

Page

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Argentine plane crashes killing 67 in Patagonia flight

A four engine Argentine airline jet heading from Buenos Aires to Comodoro Rivadavia crashed near Azul Cha cham, killing all 67 aboard. The aircraft, delayed by fog, attempted an emergency landing and burst into flames in the wreckage. Among the passengers were two English or American names Wilbur Taylor and Hilda M Anderson. Esso Oil Co. said none of its employees were aboard.

Buenos Aires Ezelza Azul Patagonian Comodoro Rivadiva U.S Wilbur Taylor Hilda M. Anderson Chacham

67 Die In Crash Of Argentine Airlines Plane JFK Decision On Arms

Expect $200000 In Pledges Lift Report Meet Tonight This evening at 6 00 P M at the Rustic Lodge the soliciting forces in the Indiana County Development Corporation 250000 fund raising campaign will tally their progress to date on the report scoreboard Aiming toward passing the 200000 mark this evening each LIFT campaigner Launch Indiana's Future Today has been urged to complete as many of his calls as possible for the report meeting Campaign General Vice Chairmen B Leonard Brody and Marcus Drye announced several more important firms and commercial establishments having joined the 100 percent Club signifying that all of their firm's employees had participated in the campaign Latest such units to be included in the exclusive club of the 100 per centers are Capital Finance Corporation Kenny Greene's Service Station Marhoefer Baking Company and Penn Furniture Company Brody and Drye commented that the employee phase of the campaign has been especially gratifying This can only indicate the keen understanding on the part of the people in Indiana and Indiana County that the job of taking care of our community's growth is merely a matter of good citizenship which can be best exemplified by wanting to make our area a better place in which to live and work Sometimes it is all too easy for us to neglect to give credit where it is due said the drive leaders Following the report meeting this evening we will again publish the list of donors but before the meeting We feel that a great big date on the back is in order for those who are working so hard to make the campaign successful they continued Dr C J Potter President of Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company is the Campaign General Chairman with Mr B Leonard See Set Page 4 Col 6

B. Leonard Brody Marcus Drye Capital Finance Corporation Kenny Greene Marhoefer Baking Company Penn Furniture Company Brody and Drye Indiana Indiana County C. J. Potter Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company B. Leonard

Kennedy says decisions on Berlin crisis to be reported next week

President Kennedy announced immediate action on measures to counter the Soviet threat to West Berlin and said he will report to Congress and the nation next week after consulting U S allies The plan includes strengthening Western European forces and possibly expanding anti Communist moves in Southeast Asia He will convene the National Security Council this afternoon and then confer with NATO leaders and address the nation Tuesday night on responsibilities and risks Kennedy refused to specify options but affirmed commitments to protect West Berlin and urged Moscow to reconsider pursuing a crisis The President warned of potential war if the Soviet stance continues and noted there is peace in Germany today despite the abnormal situation

Washington Kennedy West Berlin Congress U. S U.S Western Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization United States Southeast Asia National Security Counscil White House Berlin NATO Cons Congress Germany Mikehail Menshikov Moscow Russia East Germany East Berlin German Democratic Republic

Blairsville delays school site sale and council actions

Blairsville Borough Council shelved action on selling borough land to the Blairsville Joint School Board for a junior senior high, after CAW opposition. Earlier deferral on a new school remains until after July 24, with alternate plans likely. Council also postponed police cruiser purchase or rental to September and set tire purchases, approved fire alarm planning, recreation funding, and a vacant rec board appointment, while noting traffic light acceptance and August reporting.

Blairsville CAW Committee Against Penna. Dept. of Highways R. D. Rowley Latrobe Bell Telephone Co Greensburg Paul H. Snyder Burgess Dale Piper Joseph Artley E. T. Bennett John T. Peace

Safety First Caught Speeding

In Santa Monica California police questioned a motorist stalled for speeding when the driver replied Safety First and produced a driver’s license issued to Safety First 67 Mf 1427 Camden Dr.

Santa Monica Calif Yalied Camden Dr

Two Students Die in Indiana Cave Tragedy

In Orleans Indiana two IU graduate students Ralph Moreland and Tony Arnold both 25 were found dead in a cave after a flood trapped them in a dead end passage two-thirds of a mile inside the cavern. Rescue teams searched for more than three days before locating the bodies side by side. The pair entered a dead end while trying to escape rising waters and had remained unaccounted as authorities assessed how long they had been dead.

Orleans Ind Ralph Moreland Knox Tony Arnold Peru Moreland Arnold Robert Armstrong Indianapolis Indiana University Karen Armstrong

Haluska to push fact finding on strip mine rules

Harrisburg AP Chairman John J Haluska of the Senate Local Government Committee says he will likely push for an impartial fact finding board to review proposed strip mine backfilling standards. Hearings wrap today with debate between proponents led by Lawrence administration and critics from coal interests and railroads.

Harrisburg John J. Haluska Senate Cambria County Haluska John K. Barrett Pottsville Pres

Decision on school tax options debated in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg AP report, education leaders push two tax plans to caucuses to fund kindergarten through college. A 2 percent tax on rents royalties dividends and capital gains would raise about 25.6 million, while removing trade-in exemptions from the four percent sales tax would yield about 24 million. If rejected, lawmakers will seek new proposals to cover the 28 million cost. Sen Shafer notes the move is not endorsement of either. Sen Hays delays vote on school reorganization plan for a week to allow study.

Eiither Sen Raymond P. Shafer R-Crawford Jo Hays D-Centre Senate Hays

Autos Collide Near Blairsville

A two car accident on Route 286 about one mile south of Blairsville caused $1,200 damage to both vehicles. No injuries to the operators. The drivers were Ward Pullerton Blairsville R.D. 1 and John P. Bolish New Derry. State Police from Greensburg Barracks investigated the collision.

Blairsville Here Ward Pullerton R.D John P. Bolish New Derry Greensburg

Philly Homes Evacuated After Sewer Cave-In

In Philadelphia a sewer cave-in killed two people and left a 70-year-old blind man missing. Officials ordered evacuations of surrounding houses and consider demolishing about 40 structures built over Mill Creek sewer after two bodies, Wayne Daniels age 9 and Ann Robinson age 55, were recovered from the debris.

Philadelphia Mill Creek Wayne Daniels Ann Robinson Robinson Jesse

Weather Faulty Again Grissom's Space Flight Postponed

CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP thick cloud banks forced a second postponement of Virgil I Grissom's suborbital flight to Friday The 35 year old astronaut endured 3 hours 57 minutes in the capsule before smiling as he exited The launch was delayed at 9 am due to overcast skies hindering photo tracking and the countdown was reset after weather concerns during the final minutes of the attempt The mission would have sent Grissom about 16 miles high and 290 miles down range aboard Liberty Bell 7 with a 4900 mph top speed The Redstone rocket requires purging and checks before a new attempt with Grissom's family informed of probable launch time

Cape Canaveral Fla Virgil I Gus Grissom Alan B. Shepard Jr Mercury Project Grissom Air Force National Aeronautics, and Space Administration Atlantic Missile Range Randolph Betty

Weather forecast: humid with showers and storms

Partly cloudy and warm tonight with scattered showers and thundershowers. Lows 58 to 65. Thursday stays warm and humid with considerable cloudiness and more showers and thundershowers. Highs in the 80s.

FBI Nabs Charleroi Bank Clerk

The FBI arrested 43 year old H Wayne Hudgson of Charleroi a Mellon National Bank clerk on a charge of making a false entry to conceal a $6500 shortage in his Charleroi branch account. The shortage began six years ago and grew, officials said. He faces a U S Commissioner hearing later today.

Pittsburgh FBI Washington County Charleroi Mellon National Bank Bernard C. Brown H. Wayne Hudgson Charteroi Brown Hudgson

Steelers Acquire Big Daddy Lipscomb In Trade

Pittsburgh Steelers obtain Gene Lipscomb nicknamed Big Daddy from Baltimore Colts in exchange for Jimmy Orr Dick Campbell and Joe Louis Lipscomb a 6-6 275 pound tackle was a member of the 1958 1959 Colt championship teams Steeler coach Buddy Parker says the move beefs up the defense improving pass rush anxieties Grr a leading pass receiver during his three years with the Steelers

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Steelers National Football League Gene Big Daddy) Lipscomb Baltimore Colts Steelers Jimmy Orr Dick Campbell Joe Louis Baltimore Lipscomb Buz Nutter Buddy Parker Parker Grr The

Kennedy urges Soviet Union to rethink course on Berlin

President Kennedy urged Moscow to reconsider a course he said threatens world peace and announced a final decision on boosting military strength to meet the Soviet challenge, with possible steps including reserves and the National Guard. He warned West Berlin must be protected and said he would present the program to Congress after briefing allies.

Soviet Union Washington Kennedy Berlin Americas

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