Brother Feared Lost Won't Give Up Hope In Flood
Lorna Woodruff, sister of missing Keith Woodruff and six relatives, speaks of hope as a wall of water swept Sheep Creek Canyon near Flaming Gorge Reservoir. The overturned car was found. seven are believed dead. Keith, 31, worked as a Mountain States Telephone foreman and was camping with family when flood struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Keif
Salt Lake City
Utah
Keith M. Woodruff
Lorna
Sheep Creek Canyon
Woodruff
Wilford Woodruff
Mormon Church
Lewis L. Squires
Salt Lake Ciy
Ken Swenson
LaMar Hicks
Wilford
Swenson
Keith Woodruff
Lavonne
Jerry
David
Karen
Paul
Randy
Dag
Keith
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Swensons
District Hospital Births and Admissions June 11 list
District Hospital registers show births for June 11 to Rev and Mrs William Legge and Mr and Mrs William E Thewes. Admissions include multiple Indiana area residents such as John Crothier Samuel White Lois Lut Michael Barr and many others across Blairsville Blairsville Homer City Indiana and rural routes. Discharges note several patients returning home. A Latrobe section lists admissions including Dennis Schardt and J Scott Bussard among Blairsville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Legge
Hancock St
Clymer
Williame Thewes
Elm St
Homer City
John
Jack) Crothier
S. 6Th
Indiana
Samuel White
Olive St
Lois Lut
Oak St
Micheel Barr
Indi
Ana
Betty Mansell
Warren Rd
Andy Hudzick
Dore
Ethel Rupert
Star Rt
Apollo
Dorothy Cole
Man
Ernest
Margaret Mitchell
N. Liberty St
Blairsville
Thomas Testa
Grandview Ave
Robert Simms
Hickory Lane
Agnes Rinkertferger
Dessie Anderson
R.D
Smicksburg
Linda Short
E. Pike
Louis Patrick Kluchurosky
Box
Dixonville
Edward R. Rethi
Florence Maughan
Roselle F. Kellerman
Judy Campbell
Water St
Clara Molnar
Martin Sabolovich
Clune
Mary
W .Walker
William & Crawford
Maple
India
Beryl Blystone
Creek, Side
Violet Lucinda Meeking
Evans L. Plummer
S. Clymer Ave
Indiane
Jay Craig
Joan Rebecca Giffin
Torrance
Sheryl Lynn Stayrock
Blairaville
William Patrick Murray
Punxsutawney
Charles Yarchak
Graceston
Indiana Hospital
Austria
Yarchak
St. Francis Roman Catholic Church
UMWA
National Slovak Society
Branchi
Coral-Graceton Sportsmens Club
Graceton
Christina Mlinarsky Yarchak
Henry
Dorothy) Ghizzoni
Johnstown
Carl
Black Lick
Thomas
Patrick J. Hallow
St. Francia Church
Michael Kowal
Samuel A. Wingard
Elderton
Armidale
Kittanning R.D
George
Mary Hill Wingard
Armstrong County
Nettie Wampler Wingard
Wingard
United Church of Christ
Cowanshannock
George E
Spring Church
Orv J
Scott G
Clair
Gladys) Cravener
Daniel
Ar Funeral Home
William F. Merwin
Church Cemetery
Elizabeth M. Lindenberg
Market Street
Saltsburg
Latrobe Hospital
Ramey
Castle and
Mary Drayer Bricklemyer
Lindenberg
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Saltsburg American Legion Auxiliary
Kenneth
Ray
Duane
Arlene) Waddig
Paul
Wyona) Overdorff
Carvell
Doris) McKeever
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Arnold Bricklemyer
Christine Martin
Salisbury
Matthew Bricklemyer
Houtzdale
John Bricklemyer
Delmont
Joseph Bricklemyer
Ft. Myers
Fla
Chester Bricklemyer
Jeannette
Arthur H
Earl
Hunter Funeral Home
Guy M. Wilson
Edgewood Cemetery
Flags Still Available for Flag Day Fund Drive
Indiana residents may buy American flags to support a training scholarship. Flags are sold at Violi's Market Wayne Avenue Seger's Market Philadelphia Street Learn Greenhouse East Pike and the Coney Island Restaurant. Call Wendell J. Cook at 465.
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Indiana
Ases
Violi's
Wayne Avenue
Seger’s
Philadelphia St
Learn
East Pike
Coney Island
Wendell J. Cook
U S Steel to Reopen 14-Furnace Open Hearth Shop
In Pittsburgh AP reports U S Steel will reopen the 14 furnace open hearth shop at Homestead Works near Pittsburgh. The plant will rehire about 250 workers after a nearly two year shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Homestead Works
Space Twins describe EVA as unforgettable flight moment
Astronauts White and McDivitt spoke during a two hour nationally televised news conference about their Gemini 4 mission. White recounted stepping from the capsule 105 miles above Earth with no sensation of falling and described viewing Florida and the island chain from the shaft of space, noting the Earth’s vivid colors and a sense of accomplishment. They said they would have preferred remaining in orbit longer but agreed the descent was prudent and the rendezvous techniques require radar guidance for future flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VeDivitt
White
Florida
Puerto Rico
Associated Press
Burt
McDivitt
Texas
Viet Power In Return To Generals
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thiew leads as spokesman for tri military leaders while Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky is viewed as influential. A joint communique announced the step down after three weeks of pressure from Catholics and dissidents. No coup, authorities say, and the aim remains to win the war. Street patrols increased and a planned Catholic anti-Quat rally was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nguyen van Thiew
Thiew
Quat
Nguyen Cao Ky
Sun
National Legislative Council
Diem
Toll Increase Expected After Flood Debacle
Four motels and a warehouse holding tons of wool burned or toppled in a flood that smashed two drive ins and three gasoline stations. A family of six died in a motel collapse, with Michael Johnson the sole survivor. Morris Nichols, a railroad brakeman, recounted heroic efforts to rescue Johnsons as water swamped properties. Sheriff Cooksey reported the crest and power outages halted communications. only radio remained as crews worked to restore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Johnson
Morris Nichols
Johnsons
Johnson
Michael Johnson
Bill Cooksey
Sanderson Creek
Cooksey
Perry Giles
Houston
Laughlin Air Force
del Rio
Giles
Conspiracy Trial Halts Till Monday in Scranton Case
Harrisburg AP reports the conspiracy trial of James S. Rizek and Richard F. Caverly is recessed until Monday. They are charged with transporting and disposing missing library materials from the Scranton Public Library across state lines. Evidence centers on microfilm deals and alleged defective film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Scranton Public Library
James S. Rizek
New Brunswick
Richard F. Cavecly
Scranton
U. S. District Court
Michael H. Sheridan
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Rick and
Caverly
Rizek
Franklin D. Crawford
Crawford
Improbable alliance aims to save San Francisco Bay
A state senator, a disc jockey, and the wife of a university president back a bill to create a commission with veto power over bay filling. After three hearings, the measure won key support from the Ways and Means Committee as supporters mobilized public pressure to curb reclamation around the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derek Schoen
Sacramento
Calif
California
San Francisco Bay
Big Bay
Bay
San Francisco
Sen
J. Eugene McAteeer
Democrat
McAteer
Senate
Clark Kerr
University of California
Citizens’ Save the Bay Association
Don Sherwood
Thue
Two Unhurt In Collision At Indiana Intersection
Two motorists escaped injury at 12 55 pm Friday when their cars collided at the German and Clark Avenues intersection in Indiana. Police identified the motorists as Sam Angelo 59 of Pittsburgh and Indiana and Tim R Beatty 18 of 215 Charles St Indiana. Police estimated total damage at 40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Ave
Clark Ave
Indiana
Sam Angelo
Pittsburgh
Tim R. Beatty
Charles St
Milk Control Authority Challenged in Harrisburg Court
A Commonwealth Court hearing is set for Tuesday on petitions by Hernig Milk Co. of Philadelphia and Zausner’s Foods Corp. of New Holland challenging the Milk Control Commission’s subpoenas in an alleged kickback investigation. The firms seek preliminary injunctions, arguing subpoenas were issued outside the milk control law. Judge Cart B. Shelley scheduled the date and ordered four firms to show cause why they should not be cited for contempt, with July 7 set for responses. The other two firms, Leakerbrook Farms of Harrisburg and Rubright Trucking Co., Inc. of Portersville, have not yet replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth ‘Court
Milk Control Commission
Hernig Milk Co
Philadelphia
Zausner’ S Foods Corp
New Holland
Cart B. Shelley
Hennig and Zausner
Shelley
Stanigaard
Certificates For CD Police Meet At Memorial Hall
Certificates for the Civil Defense Auxiliary Police course by Patrick Nelson of Ford City will be presented Wednesday June 16 at 7 30 p m at Memorial Hall This will be the regular CD Police meeting for the month George McFeely county Police coordinator confirms the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense Auxiliary
Patrick Nelson
Ford City
Reguar CD
Ibed
Pais
George McFeely
Graduate Surrenders In 3 Deaths
A 25 year old bank robbery suspect, Pope, surrendered after FBI placed him on its 10 most wanted list. The case involves the fatal three death incident, shootings of Franklin Kjeldgaard and an injured assistant cashier, with Daniel Pope linked to the Big Springs Nebraska case and a vintage car found in Wichita. Authorities note a long week of pursuit and relief at the surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kieldgaard
Andreas
Denver
Pope
McPherson College
Gamblers Finger Maloney In Cop Protection Case
Pittsburgh on trial for income tax evasion witnesses testified they paid Law rence J. Maloney 300 dollars a month and 850 dollars to Officer Cooper for racket protection. Earlier testimony cited payments totaling about 179,550 dollars from 1958 to 1963. The case includes a Pittsburgh policeman still on duty and Maloney’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lawrence J. Maloney
Maloney
Pittsburgh Police
U.S. District Court
Henry Katz
Cooper
Clarence Cooper
Katz
Meyer Sigal
Gauhaty
India
East India
Harold
Assam
Gondelman
Teen-Age Girl Guilty in Shooting Death
Geraldine Taper, 17, of New Kensington is found guilty of second degree murder in the March 28 shooting of 18-year-old Robert Houser outside a New Kensington home during a jama party. She testified the gun went off accidentally as she handed it to Houser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
New Kensington
Geraldine Taper
Westmoreland County Court
Robert Houser
Houser
Man Charged in Pittsburgh Johnstown Car Death
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Lubasky 49 of Pittsburgh Brushton section was charged with murder after her 7 year old Russell McManus was killed on a back road east of Johnstown. Police said Dorothy McManus 48 of Brushton and a dispute led to the boy running into a car on a porch area.
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Tttsburgh
Stan Johnstown
Lubasky
Pittsburgh
Sfrey Russell
Johnstown
Brushton
R.D
Dorothy
McManus
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Daggett ‘County
Kenneth Reed Bald Ther
District Hospital Register
Jay Fulmer, Jr
Marlon Center RD
Leonard Pearce
Kelly Bell
Mahaffey
Latrobe
Dennis Schardt
Ann Sweeney
Ann Barclay
Victor Prola
Mamie Dennison
Kit Anning
Scott Bussard
Dayton
Elizabeth A. Zerko
Rural Valley RD
Sara J. Reesman
Dayton RD
Chester J. Fisher, Jr
Space Twins
Gazette
Dong Xoai
J.g
Frank Peterlin
Oglesby
Ill
U.S
Peterlin
Horst Faas
Saigon
Frisco Bay
Milk Control Authority Challenged
Leakerbrook Farms
Rubright Trucking Co, Inc
Portersville
Butler County
CD Police
Elizabeth Gibson
Rochester Mills
William Gibson
William and
Annie McCracken Carson
Burnside
Clearfield County
Gibson
Clair Gibson
Stella) Moore
Glenshaw
Bettie Gibson
Clyde
Carlisle
Robinson - Lytle's
Pine Grove
Nellie Barbour
Village Street
New Castle
Wayne P. Barbour
DuBois
Wendell H. Barbour
Barbour
Third Presbyterian Church of
Wayne P
Curtis E
Youngstown
Ohio
Evelyn Siggelow
Ruth
Geneva Johnson
Akron
Eunice Barber
Marion Center
Chloe Jones
Bradford
Wayne F. Motter
Detroit Mich
Myers Funeral Home
Tayloesville
Indiana County
Robert Lee
Bobby) Trunzo
Beyes
Sagamore
Benjamin
Candus Perry Trunto
Bobby
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Beyer
Jean
William
Mary Lou) Taft
Dallas
Tex
Ralph
Kathy
Creekside
Benjamin, Jr
Norfolk
Angela Perry
Bowser Funeral
Plumville
Sacred Heart Church
Carl P. Milano
Florence M. Groft
Home R.D
Laway
Rayna
M. Peter
Matilda Hahncroft
Crooked Creek
Roy R. Bickley
J. K. Boswill
Oakland Cemetery
Thomas Civitarese
East Market Street
T the Shoemaker Funeral Home
Simon and
Voy W, Oligher
Goodman, Mo
Comer
Sotonsey
Malony
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