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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1962

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Mystery of a Young Woman Killed in Liquor Store Robbery

Detectives traced Maureen Claire McLaughlin, a Cincinnati professor’s daughter, through insurance records and tipsters after a liquor store robbery left her dead near Crowdstreet. Her true identity surfaced months later despite multiple aliases, with her burial at Valhalla Memorial Park beside a life cut short.

Burbank Calif Grand Jury Reen Claire McLaughlin Tle Ernest Vansfast Spring Arthurjout Nelson Hollywood Vandergrift Veweee Door Cincinnati Ohio McLaughlin Maureen Claire McLaughlin Harry McLaughlin Eee Naeea Eeterrence University of Cincinnati Burysto Insurance Company Jane Doe Maureen Val Jenough Tipsters Vandergrifts Van Dergrift

Eighth Annual Session on Pennsylvania School Directors

The Eighth Annual Summer Conference of Pennsylvania School Directors opens at Langham Hall with registration and a 7:30 p.m. session in Keith School Auditorium led by President March of Indiana State College. Richard P. Zimmerman of Valley National Bank delivers the keynote on school directors’ responsibilities in a changing tech age. Saturday features sessions on postsecondary need, technical education, and district reorganization under Act 561 with a panel of experts and a focus on questions from attendees.

Indiana State College Pennsylvania March Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Langham Hall Thomas Sutton Keith School John R. Sahli College Religious Life Committee Richard P. Zimmerman The Valley National Bank of Chambersburg Zimmerman Herbert Bienstock U.S. Department, of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics New York Mittee Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce Rose Ezra C. Doty Pennsylvania School Directors Association General Assembly PTA Department of Public Instruction J. W. Crane Remaley Pennsylvania State University College of ‘Education University Park Will Wilmot Fleming Direc Jtors Association Jenkintown Montgomery County John A. Broglie Pennsylvania State School Directors Association Snowden Township Allegheny County Herbert E. Bryan Bureau of School District Organization Charles W. DeWitt Bradford County Paul R. Getts Indiana Public Schools Ira C. Gross Pennsylvania State Grange Thomas Sutton Hall John Sa Harold C. Lillie First Christian Church Indiana

GM Sales and Income Hit New Peaks in 1962

General Motors reported record earnings and sales for the first half of the year, with net income rising to 776 million dollars from 440 million, and per share at 2.72. First-half sales reached 7.691 billion, while factory car and truck output totaled 2.821 million for six months, aided by a 28 million-dollar one-time dividend from Ethyl Corp.

Frederick G. Donner John F. Gordon Etyl Corp

Legion Bocks Bible Reading In Schools in Philadelphia

A Pennsylvania American Legion committee approved a resolution backing Bible reading in public schools and urging it be in conformity with the law. The plan awaits a 44th annual convention vote as the Supreme Court considers the Pennsylvania law. The convention draws about 6,000 delegates and alternates in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion U.S. Supreme Court Abington Township Supreme Court Legislative Committee of the Legion Press Association of the’ State Legion Waller F. Kraus

Kennedy Bill on Welfare Aid Reaches Kennedy’s Desk

President Kennedy’s welfare bill, advancing to the White House after Senate passage, would extend federal funds for relief programs, allow retroactive July 1 implementation, and expand aid to working parents. It proposes new child support for dependent children and limits on the first $10 of earned income for welfare recipients.

Washington Kennedy Senate House Abraham Ribicoff Secretary of Welfare

Antimissile Test Sparks U S Praise and Debate

A Nike Zeus test above the Pacific Marshall Islands drew U S praise as a major step in a seven year antimissile program costing about 1.2 billion dollars, with potential 15 billion. officials stressed it was a single test with others ahead and noted no nuclear warhead was used.

Robert §. McNamara George P. Miller D-Calif House Space Committee Pacific Marshall Islands Sen Strom Thurmond Ds.c Zeus Defense Department McNamara United States Senate Armed Services Committee Almos Kwajalein

Union Heads in Session Over Rail Work Rule Fight

Five railroad union chiefs meet in Cleveland to decide response to management plans that would cut about 80,000 jobs. Railroads set August 16 for disputed work rule changes. unions vow strike before then. President Kennedy could appoint an emergency board to study the issues and seek a settlement.

Cleveland, Ohio White House Kennedy

Judge Denies Delay in JFK Lawsuit by Mississippi Delegates

A Los Angeles judge refused a motion to delay the $450,000 personal injury suit filed by four Mississippi delegates to the 1980 Democratic National Convention against President Kennedy. The defense sought delay until Kennedy leaves office, arguing federal protection under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act. The judge ruled Kennedy as commander in chief is not covered and that his deposition can proceed if needed.

Los Angeles Mississippi Kennedy Massachusetts Superior Court Emil Gumpert

US Cuts Off Aid To Peru

AP by John M Hightower reports the United States halting aid to Peru to press for a return to civilian government after a military takeover in Lima. The action, excluding humanitarian aid, signals broader Kennedy aims in Latin America and may include suspending Peru’s sugar exports to the U.S. valued at about $19 million on a 190000 ton quota.

John M. Hightower Washington United States Peru White House Lima Dea Kennedy White Houses Veru Latin America U.S United’ States

Obituary notices from July 1962 in Indiana and nearby areas

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated July 18 to July 21 1962 from Indiana Pennsylvania and surrounding communities. Honorees include Anna M Tuttle W MaQuilken Mrs ArDella Jane Snyder Peterman and George Shock among others. details cover birth dates relatives church affiliations residences and interment plans. Names include Jack M Tuttle Johnstown Glen Campbell Lee Hospital Elizabeth Fisher Snyder Clair M Peterman and Tekla Shock with burial at Elderton Oakland and Grandview Cemeteries. The notices note veterans civic affiliations and local lodges.

Anna M. Tuttle William W. Maquilken Jack M. Tuttle Mencher Boulevand Johnse William P Donald F Ednastown McFarland Angeline Lee Hospital Ward Jack M. Jr Johnstown Cynthia Ann Gregory Scott Glen Tuttle Campbell John Serves Ardella Jane Sny R.D Peterman Harmony Grove Lutheran Church of Five Points Jennings Olive Goldie) Allshouse Clair M. Peterman Home R.D Clarence Ralph Donald S. Bowser Plumville J. B. Troutman Elderton Cemetery Margaret Carnahan Moore Saltsbury R. D Bell Township Samuel Susanna Whitesell Carnahan Saltsburg Brooks Orlando Kent Ohio Grent Joseph R. Hunter Robinson George Shock Clune Indiana Hospital Austria Paul and Pearl Shock Fulton Run Aultman Coal Run Shock UMW A and Kent Lodge Ukranian National Aid Association Tekla Melnick Shock John Shock Avonmore Paul Pearl) Bogdanski George Sophia) Golovichin Ebensburg Robinson = Lytle Indiana St. John the Baptist Eastern Orthodox Catholic Church Black Lick John J. Voyting Oakland Cemetery Funeral

Peru Junta Faces Pressure as Crackdown Expands

A military takeover in Peru sparks strikes and protests led by APRA as police clash with students in Lima. The junta, headed by Gen Ricardo Perez Godoy, faces U S concerns and suspends aid while plans new elections for June. International reactions widen as Britain and several Latin nations suspend relations.

Peruvian Confederation of Workers Liberty Plaza San Martin Manuel Prado Ricardo Perez Godoy Military High Command United States Washington White House U.S Peru Mexico Colombia Venezuela Costa Rica Dominican Republic Honduras Britain Uruguay Prado Callag Haya

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