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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1965

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Bodies Found Of Two Missing Texas Coeds In Vacant Field

Autopsy of Susan Rigsby showed strangulation by a strong attacker. Shirley Ann Stark's death uncertain as path tests revealed no bracken bones or skull fractures. Bodies found near the north Austin edge after 12 days missing, with Dallas medical examiner Dr. Earl F. Rose to continue microscopic tests for a week.

Austin, Tex Susan Rigsby Justice of the Peace Jerry Dellana Shirley Ann Stark Austin Dellana Earl F. Rose Dallas Homer Garrison

Stabbing Fatal To N C Coed At UNC Campus

Police searched for a young Black man who fled from the University of North Carolina botanical garden after Suellen Evans 21 a home economics student was stabbed to death. Evans died four hours before a planned weekend visit with her parents.

Chapel Hill N.C University of North Carolina Suellen Evans Miss Evans Mooresville

Seriously Injured In Area Auto Crash Near Trade City

Two people were seriously injured when an auto veered off Route 210 two miles south of Trade City. William Harkness, 22, Dixonville, pinned in wreckage, suffers possible fractured vertebrae, shoulder fracture, facial lacerations, and loss of sight in the right eye. Donna Lee Babco, 17, Smicksburg R.D. 1, treated for back injury skull fracture facial lacerations and broken teeth. The car was demolished.

Trade City Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney Donna Lee Babco Smicksburg R.D William Harkness Dixonville Harkness Miss Babco

Injuries Suffered On July 3 Fatal

A Nicktown man died yesterday at Allegheny General Hospital from injuries from a three vehicle crash on Route 119 three miles north of Marion Center on July 3. Martin L. Weiland 66 was serived from Indiana Hospital after the wreck. He was one of seven riding in a station wagon driven by Francis Weiland 41. Four others were treated and released. Weiland is survived by his widow Colletta Miller and six children.

Nicktown Marion Center Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh Martin L. Weiland Indiana Hospital Route 119 Weiland Francis Weiland Nicktown R.D Colletta Miller

Obituaries Notice for GuelIa and Norman Taylor

Death notices list Andy Guella 42 of McIntyre and Norman Taylor Blose age 5, Commodore R D 1, with brief acknowledgment of their passing.

Guella Andy McIntyre

Pittsburgh Sets July 31 Cold Record At Fifty Degrees

The weather bureau reported a new record low of 50 degrees for July 31 in Pittsburgh. The previous mark was 52 degrees, established in 1891.

Pittsburgh Weather Bureau

Steelworkers confident to beat Sept. 1 strike deadline

In Pittsburgh AP United Steelworkers and steel industry brace for a possible second strike in three months. Wage Policy Committee votes 30 days strike notice Aug. 1 while union leader Abel says a contract can be reached. Chief negotiator Cooper says strike would not force concessions but hopes for a settlement in time to avoid 1960s disruption.

Pittsburgh United Steelworkers I. W. Abel R. Conrad Cooper Cooper Cooper and Abel

Weather Outlook With Mild Tonight Through Sunday

Mostly sunny today with increasing clouds toward evening. Tonight and Sunday bring considerable cloudiness with showers and occasional thundershowers. Highs near 76 to 84. Lows around 58 to 65.

Intrauterine transfusion saves RH babies in womb

Boston doctors report a new intrauterine transfusion procedure to treat RH incompatibility. Using X rays and live TV monitoring, a transfusion needle is guided into the fetus to inject red blood cells before birth. Four of 14 babies survived after 28 transfusions at Boston City Hospital.

Boston Hess Restaurant Clymer Legion A. William Liley New Zealand Boston City Hospital University of Rochester Medical Center Ernest J. Ferris Ferris Boston City Rome

Wife Seeks Divorce Over Husband Deceit

In Phoenix a woman filed for divorce claiming her husband deceived her by claiming to have been married five times before when in fact he had been married five times already.

Phoenix, Ariz Phoenix

Surgeons Repair Two Inch Hole In Heart After Crash

Mrs. Alexis Powell died on the operating table at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco last Saturday. Doctors said her pulse and breathing stopped for 10 minutes during a operation to mend a two inch heart hole from an auto crash. She later awoke and smiled in her hospital bed, amazing the medical team.

San Francisco Alexis Powell University of California Medical Center Yuba City Calif Yuba

Five Die in Sal em Road Tragedy Near Ohio Line

A Beaver Falls family car returning from a Sunday school picnic ran off Ohio 14 near the Ohio Pennsylvania line. Five killed and two injured. Identified dead include Warren Taylor 74 and relatives Lorrena Taylor 29 Donald 7 Kathy Lynn 20 months Sheila Witt 16. Driver Benjamin Taylor about 30 also injured. Fred Creach 18 hurt. Victims attended a Baptist picnic at Idora Park, near Youngstown.

Salem Ohio Beaver Falls Ohio - Pennsylvania William Kolozsi Columbiana County Salem City Hospital Warren Taylor Kent St Inlaw Lorrena Taylor Donald Kathy Lynn Shiela Witt Brighton Street Benjamin Joseph Franklin Taylor Kolozsi Fred Creach 39Th Ave Taylor Idora Park Youngstown

Wolff presses trading stamp questions to agencies

Congressman Lester L. Wolff of New York questions trading stamp practices and possible higher food costs. He urges the Federal Trade Commission and other federal bodies to grill stamp companies, noting past refusals of invited agency reps to testify.

Washington Lester L. Wolff New York Wolff Federal Trade Commission National Food Marketing Commission Commerce Department Office of President's Adviser On Consumer Affairs Agriculture Department Small Business Administration Department of Labor

Ground action in lull as Viet Nam air raids continue

U S and Vietnamese planes pound targets in North and South Viet Nam while a lull in major ground fighting is reported. Viet Cong launch several attacks near Saigon and at Tan Son Nhut, with light casualties. fourteen Viet Cong killed in Quang Tin Province.

Saigon South Viet Nam North U.S Ba Ta Tan Son Nhut Quang Tin Viet Nam U.S. Navy Independence Hanoi

Gazette Family Welcomes Baby Boy Kevin Wayne Marshall

The Gazette reports the Marshall family of Black Lick welcomed son Kevin Wayne born at 6 03 am in Indiana Hospital weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Paul Marshall works in the Gazette composing room and the couple also has five year old Linda Joyce.

Gazette Robert Marshall Black Lick Indiana Hospital Kevin Wayne Linda Joyce Marshall

Plan Appeal In Clymer Church Case

A Clymer group seeking St Michael's Greek Catholic Church affiliation with the Vatican says it will appeal the Indiana County Court ruling denying the petition. Rev Andrew J Kertis confirms the plan to go to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court with aid from Attorney Earl Handler and colleagues from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Philipsburg.

Clymer St. Michael’s

Dance Tonite at Medora's Grill This Weekend

Entertainment dance and floor show announced for Friday and Saturday nights. Rocky Glenn to perform. venue at Medora's Grill with address 296 if listed. Local ad notes music and dancing for patrons seeking a social evening.

Rocky Glenn

Battle over meter maids weight leads to firings

In New York the traffic commissioner and Teamsters Local 813 clash as about 10 meter maids are dismissed for being overweight. Commissioner Henry Barnes cites 50 pound excess and six month probation, while union leader Herbert Bauch defends the women as capable and unfairly targeted.

New York Herbert S. Bauch Teamsters Union Bauch Henry Barnes Barnes Graceton - Coral Sportsmen's Club Sun Kim Novak Rauch ae = me

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