Two Men Held For Court In Indiana Burglary Cases
Indiana area cases conclude with Carl Roy Fiscus pleading guilty to six burglary and larceny counts and receiving an indeterminate sentence to the Industrial School at Camp Hill plus restitution and costs. Other defendants, including John Stercho Jr and James Vaughn, enter pleas for DUI offenses and related charges with fines and probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Roy Fiscus
Kittanning R.D
Indiana
Camp Hill
Fiscus
Joe Wry
White
White Two
Windy Ridge
Claypoole
Camp Ill
John Stercho, Jr. McIntyre
Young Two
James R. Vaughn
Westover
Clymer
Doyle D. Rager
Seward
Seward R.D
Allegheny County
George Stephanie
Twin Rocks
Robertson
R.D
Ross Stiles
Dilltown
Seven Men Enter Pleas Before Judge
Blairsville hearings before Paul J. McGillick remanded two Ebensburg suspects to Cambria County Jail for Indiana County court action. Fred Svilar cleared on one burglary charge and remanded on another. Victor Archer held for court on forgery and uttering forged instrument charges across multiple Indiana County incidents totaling 175 dollars in checks and money orders. In two similar cases the charges were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Cambria
Ebensburg
Paul J. McGillick
Indiana
Fred Svilar
Bosco Buick
Route 22
Svilar
Trexler
Victor Keith Archer
South Fork
Foodland
Cambria County
Archer
David’s Men’s
David Pharmacy
Historic Talks In Glassboro End in Limited Nuclear Tension
Johnson and Kosygin agree to ongoing talks at Glassboro after a weekend meeting at Hollybush the home of Thomas E. Robinson of Glassboro State College. They failed to settle major disputes but signaled intent to keep conflicts within bounds and lower nuclear war risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Hollybush
Thomas E. Robinson
Glassboro State College
Kosygin
House GOP Hunts Votes For Shafer
Harrisburg AP report notes House Republican leaders sought enough votes to approve the administration’s $267 million tax program after a weekend meeting with Gov. Shafer. Johnson acknowledged ongoing disagreements but eyed a nose count the next day as 102 GOP seats face illness and opposition. The plan stalled last Friday amid bipartisan resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Shafer
Johnson
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Glassboro
GOP
Vietnam
Washington
Anti-Noise Ordinance Upheld
The case of Nick Diane, operator of the Falls Lounge, was heard by Justice Paul W. McGillick after two police officers filed charges under a borough anti noise ordinance. Diane was found guilty for noise beyond a 50 foot limit after 11 p.m. on June 17 and posted bond while appealing to Indiana County Court. About 3,000 Jews allegedly lived in the 13 colonies at the Revolutionary War era.
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East Market St
Paul W. McGillick
Diana
Edwin M.clark, Jr
Indiana
William Brooks
Qank St
North Seventh St
Luis Repine
Black Lick
Joseph F. Bullas
Oak St
Wakefield
Shafer To Honor Good Employees This Year
Harrisburg AP reports Gov. Shafer will honor outstanding state workers through a monthly Governor's Award for Excellence. One of the 12 monthly winners will receive the Governor's Gold Award for Excellence at year end.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Numbers Arrests in Monongahela Valley Probe
In the Monongahela Valley near Pittsburgh a three month state police probe into numbers writing led to 17 arrests. Detective Thomas J. Tridico of Greensburg said complaints to the state capital triggered the investigation. Dist. Atty. Robert W. Duggan of Allegheny County said the arrests were made with his knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Monongahela Valley
Thomas J. Tridico
Greensburg
Dist. Atty
Robert W. Duggan
Allegheny County
Red China Downs Lost U S Jet Near Hainan Island
A U S Air Force F4C was shot down by Red Chinese aircraft in the South China Sea near Hainan Island after straying into Chinese air space. The plane crashed about 30 miles south of Hainan. both pilots were rescued with no serious injuries. The mission had been from Clark Field to Da Nang and the Pentagon attributed the loss to equipment failure.
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Washington
U.S. Air Force
South China Sea
Hainan Island
Department of Defense
Hainan
Pentagon
Clark Field
Philippines
Dan Nang
South Vietnam
PSU to Offer New Graduate Administration Program
Harrisburg AP reports Dr. Richard H. Heindel dean of Penn State Capitol Campus in Middletown said the university will launch a new graduate administration program next fall at the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Richard H. Heindel
Pennsylvania State University
Capitol
Middletown
Federal Laboratories Union Banquet At Rustic Lodge Held
The Feder al Laboratories Inc and Local Union 12728 held their annual banquet at Rustic Lodge Saturday night with about 500 attendees. President Harry Carns opened the program as Charles Kierman and Howard McKown spoke on company union relations and growth. Congressman John P. Saylor addressed the audience, highlighting resource use and a forthcoming Defense Department contract worth 1.5 million dollars. Door prizes were awarded to many attendees.
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Federal Lab
Rustic Lodge
John P. Saylor
Harry Carns
Charles Kierman
Wakefield
Federal Laboratories, Inc
Local Union 12728
Local 12728
Charles A. Kierman
Howard P. McKown
Clayton K. Street
John Hanna
C. C. Guist, Jr
Defense Department
Federal Laboratories
Two Key Unions Set Vote Tonight
Pittsburgh AP Two major unions within the Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia construction strike plan ratification votes tonight 3500 workers may approve proposed contracts alongside painters earlier approval potentially breaking the 23 day stoppage affecting 207 projects. Bricklayers operating engineers negotiations resume later this week while carpenters remain at impasse.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Charles Duncan Andjers Association
Ruth Houser
Wilda Moore
Indiana Hospital
Luci Johnson Nugent Weds Baby Homeward Run Today
Luci Johnson Nugent and her infant son depart Seton Hospital for home in Austin after a final doctor checkup for the six day old baby. White House photographers captured earlier images of President Johnson with his daughter and grandson Patrick Lyndon. A Swiss nurse, Mary Gfeller, will remain with the child for weeks. she also cared for Luci as a child.
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Austin, Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Seton Hospital
White House
Johnson
Patrick Lyndon
Nugents
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Mary Gfeller
Washington, D.C
Miss Gfeller
Austin
Johnsons
Obituaries for Wyatt Toss Alter Gates and Douglass note deaths
Obituary notices list Frank Akey Wyatt 86 of Indiana died June 26 1987 at Indiana Hospital with survivors including two daughters and two sons. Infant Lynn dies, interment at St Matthews Cemetery. Albert Toss 83 Blairsville dies June 25 1987 with children Bruno John and Mary, funeral at St Simon and Jude Blairsville. Ernest H Alter 53 Altoona dies June 24 1967 after illness in Philadelphia, survived by wife and four daughters. Paul Gates 79 Indiana area dies June 25 1967 with notice of forthcoming obituary. Frederick Douglass 52 Pittsburgh area dies June 24 1967. funeral at Morasca and Lincoln Heights Methodist Church with interment at Sunset View.
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Frank Akey Wyatt
South 14Th St
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Armstrong County
David
Margaret Wyatt
Vandergrift
Wyatt
First Methodist Church of Indiana
Indiana Lumber and Supply Co
Emma Adamerty Watt
Thelma
H. H. Shaffer
Lucille
George H. Anthony
Poland
Ralph
Pittsburgh
Clair
Robinson - Lytle Funeral Home
Macklyn
Lindstrom
D.C
Oakland Cemetery
Lynn
Martin Lynn
Star Route
Saltsburg
Latrobe Hospital
Frank Trenga
Wilmerding
Martin H. Lynn
Lora Lee
Mark Christopher
St. Matthews
Albert Toss
S. Stewart St
Blairsville
Shawley
Youngstown
Horn
Italy
Jack
Catherine Tosi
Tosi
SS. Simon and Jude Church
Italian Mutual Aid Society
Celeste Tosi
Ernestine Petrarca
Torrance
Jean
Dominic
Mary) Rich
Jacqueline
Bruno
Akron
John
Ferguson and Son Funeral Home
Simon and Jude Church
Ernest H. Alter
Logan Ave
Altoona
Temple University Hospital
Philadelphia
Carole Jean Evans
Browns Mills
N. J
Johnstown
J. H
Hazel Smith Alter
Dorothy Esther Sprankle
Christian Education
Sally
Stroehmann’s
Sixth Ave
EUB Church
Hudson Street
Paul Gates
McIntyre
Bell Funeral Home
Indiana Evening Gazette
Frederick Douglass
Cherry Tree
James A. Douglass
Mollie E. Douglass
James D
Frederick Jr
Wayne
Martha
Morasca Funeral Home
Frankstown Road
Penn Hills
Lincoln Heights Methodist Church
Sunset View Memorial Park
Verona
Leukemia Claims Frankie Hayes After L-asparaginase Hope
Frankie Hayes a nine year old Dallas leukemia patient died after L-asparaginase treatment failed. Despite an April report of complete remission from Wadley Research Institute and Blood Bank the illness returned with resistant bacteria and pneumonia. Dr Hill said the therapy still shows promise and a Requiem Mass was scheduled in Austin.
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Dallas
Tex
Frankie Hayes
Bristol General Hospital
J. K. Wadley
Texarkana
Wadley Research Institute
Frankie
Joseph M. Hill
Dallas County Medical Society
Frank Hayes
Hill
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Austin
Both Houses Reconvene in Harrisburg Today
Both the House and Senate were scheduled to reconvene at 3 pm in Harrisburg today, continuing legislative activity after a recessed session.
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House
Senate
Harrisburg
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William Earl Creek
Indiana County
U. S
Wren
VICI
Nick Diane
John Rubert Markle
Grandview Ave
Markle
Columbo Previte
County Sherif
Wininy
Guzelle
Bechtel
U.S
Rustic
Federal Lab Union
William Thornton
National Capitol
Dick Hagley
Lyn
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