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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1972

Page

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Indiana University Coed Named Miss Pennsylvania

Linda Kay Olson, 19, crowned Miss Pennsylvania in Hershey, earning a $1,200 scholarship and a place in the Miss America pageant in September. The Indiana University of Pennsylvania junior pianist and music education major will remain in Hershey for the summer, plans to tour the state, and may travel Europe later. Olson’s talent entry featured a piano rendition of On a Clear Day You Can See Forever. she also won the preliminary swimsuit. Runners up included Barbara Verlander and Kathryn Munnell. Miss Congeniality was Deborah Ewing.

Hershey Europe Linda Kay Olson Miss Olson Pennsylvania Maureen Victoria Wimmer Linda Robert C. Olson Indiana University of Pennsylvania Indiana Women’s Liberation Movement Miss Ollett Indiana University of Pa Pennson Corry Sylvania Maureen Wimmer Atlantic City N.J

Wallace Outlook Improves after surgery for Wallace

Doctors report Alabama Governor George C. Wallace has a 90 percent chance to move about with assistance within six months after Sunday's delicate operation to remove a bullet from his spinal canal. He is expected to attend next month's Democratic National Convention but faces uncertain chances of normal walking.

Silver Spring George C. Wallace Alabama Wallace

Saigon Offensive Struggles Deep in VN Pushes

In Saigon offensive battles two South Vietnamese drives faced hard going as Thieu announced a new three month campaign to reclaim lost territory. US air strikes knocked out over 200 air defense units in four days in the south of North Vietnam and bombing resumed around Hanoi and Haiphong after Podgorny left. Rangers backed by tanks attempted Highway 13 south of An Loc but collapsed under heavy shellfire 10 miles south of the town. a senior US adviser was killed and many Rangers wounded. Marines met moderate to heavy resistance along the coast north of Hue in the Street Without Joy.

Saigon Neuyen van Thieu North Vietnam U.S United States Hanoi-Haiphong Nikolai Podgorny Thieu Demilitarized Zone An Loc Hue

Chief Hunting Weather Forecast For Indiana County

Chief Tommy Hawk delivers a 24 hour outlook for Indiana County predicting warm weather with increasing clouds tonight and lows in the 60s. There is a 40 percent chance of rain tonight and 60 percent on Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Bruno's Restaurant closed in June 1926 as employees take a vacation.

Tommy Hawk Pennsylvania Indiana County

Hurricane Agnes Bears Down On Florida Panhandle

Hurricane Agnes progressed toward Florida's Panhandle with 12 dead and many injured as it neared Panama City. Winds reached 85 mph with gusts over 100 as tornadoes struck Okeechobee, La Belle, and surrounding areas. Evacuations affected over 1,500 along the Gulf Coast while residents in Panacea Alligator Point and Carrabelle faced mandatory or voluntary moves.

Apalachicola Fla Agnes Florida Panhandle Panama City Mike Mars Okeechobee General Hospital Hurricane Center la Belle Cuba Gulf Coast Here Venice Keys Sarasota Civil Defense Florida Panhandle Farver Panacea John Trotman Alligator Point Ernie Braun Alligator Point Marina Dog Island Carrabelle

British Jetliner Crash Kills All 119 On Board

London AP reports a British Trident jetliner operated by British European Airways crashed shortly after takeoff from Heathrow for Brussels, killing all 118 aboard. The disaster, the worst on British soil, claimed many Americans and notable professionals, with investigators awaiting word on next of kin. Police and aviation officials gathered at the field as rescue efforts yielded little hope for survivors.

London Brussels British European Airways Heathrow Peter Knoll

Obituaries and Notices From Local Community

Breaths Bernabo Frances 89 Bolivar Clement Lucille 43 Punxsutawney Lewis Boyd M 58 Aliquippa formerly Smicksburg Reefer Clark A 41 Greenville formerly Atwood Thomas Lisle M 71 1307 Gompers Ave Indiana Sabo J Richard Jr 47 112 N Eighth St Indiana Brodsky Sarah Barnett 77 645 S Seventh St Indiana Crook Walter Glenn infant Waterman Learn Paul 73 Commodore Rd

Crook Walter Glenn Waterman Learn Paul Commodore RD

Airlines strike grounds few U.S. flights early

World wide 24 hour strike by Airline Pilots Association disrupts 19 foreign flag carriers while major U.S. airlines largely keep flying. Eastern Southern and Northeast suspend service after injunction as pilots protest hijacking risks. Impact uncertain in pre dawn hours with limited schedules.

Associated Press United States Eastern Airlines Southern Airways Northeast Airlines U.S America International Federation of Airline Pilots Trans World Airlines American Airlines Northwest Airlines Delta Airlines United Airlines

Lisle M. Thomas Dies at 71 in Indiana

Indiana businessman Lisle M. Thomas, co-owner of Penn Motor Co. of Indiana, died this morning at Indiana Hospital. He lived at 1307 Gompers Ave. Arrangements listed on page 29. full obituary to follow tomorrow in the Gazette.

Indiana Lisle M. Thomas Indiana Hospital Thomas Penn Motor Co. of Gompers Ave Gompersve

Homer City Man Nominated for UMWA District 2 Post

Homer City resident Walte Harris aged 51 was named UMWA MFD candidate for District 2 secretary-treasurer at a Nanty Glo convention. Harris, a 34 year miner and Navy veteran, aims to reform pension inequality between officers and rank-and-file workers.

Homer UMW Homer City Walte Harris W. Elm &J United Mine Workers of American Miners For Democracy District 2 UMWA Umwa-Mfd Veterans of Foreign Wars Nanty Glo Harris Helen Mines North American Coal Co U.S. Navy Bernice Armstrong Plymville Diana Forrestt Bernadine Mr. Harris Grace Harris

Coral Miners Return to Work After Walkout

Coral miners from Helen Mine in Coral returned to the 12:01 a.m. shift ending a June 13 walkout after a dispute over a discharged union member and safety concerns about a shuttle car. A court-ordered inspection was not held as planned, and the company barred the dismissed worker from participation. Union and company officials were to meet Judge Weis in Pittsburgh to decide how the inspection proceeds. In Somerset, Pa, the body of Larry Ober, 25, of Johnstown, was recovered from Lake Stoney Creek after a fatal boat capsize in dense fog over the weekend.

Coral Helen Mining Co Helen United Mine Workers of America William Gamble David Wagner Wagner U.S. District Court For Western Pennsylvania Joseph Weis Jr Weis Pittsburgh Somerset, Pa Cambria County Lake Stoney Creek Here

Talks Resume Between Armstrong Board And Striking Teachers

Talks between Armstrong School Board members and striking teachers resumed at 2 p.m with State Mediation Board overseeing. J Edward Waldron of Pittsburgh named state mediator for today in Armstrong County Courthouse as Judge Paul B Gernier replaces R A House. Strike began May 19 marking the fourth in Armstrong School District since 1971 with baccalaureate and commencement services still scheduled for about 1000 students.

Armstrong School Board J. Edward Waldron Pittsburgh Armstrong County Paul B. Geriner Elk-Cameron County R.A. House Armstrong

Sub Blast Kills 2 In Italian Navy Dockyard

An explosion aboard a former U.S. Navy submarine in a Taranto drydock killed two workers and injured four. Italian crew members were among those affected as repairs continued on the vessel.

Taranto Italy

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Indiana University Coed Barbara Lou Verlander Allegheny County Kathryn Jane Munnell Cumberland Valley Mary Beth Derry Deborah Irene Ewing Miss Shippensburg State College Laurel S Viets Sen Werner Plaapeoneens Snpeenens Sania Janracaegse Abby Satrnerece Loral News Apenna Bruno National Hurricane Center Miami Cane Okeechobee Ter Department of Trade and Industry Britain Aerospace Michael Heseltine Bernabo Frances Bolivar Reefer, Clark A Greenville Atwood The ALPA Joseph Stanko Bethlehem Steel Co MFD Charles Krawetz Edward Monborne Ebensburg Frank Puytsakulish Culver International Executive Board Owen Slagle Jack Lees Michael de Gretto Larry Ober Johnstown
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