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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
1
Contrary to popular belief bats are not blind. Their poor sight makes them rely on supersensitive hearing acting as a radar to guide them. Bats destroy billions of insects nightly worldwide and in some eastern cultures symbolize good fortune and happiness on greeting cards.
In New York a third suspect Thomias Johnson of the Bronx was arrested on homicide charges linked to Malcolm Xs assassination as police tie a wider Black Muslim faction to the crime. Officials note at least five men may have participated and Emanuel Muhammad reiterates the movement denies involvement.
Rahn Granite Surface Plate Co begun in a basement with deaf workers now employs 22 deaf staff to polish granite plates for precise tools. Ivan Rahn runs the factory and uses sign language, while exports comprise 18 percent of sales. The firm credits its equal, higher paid workforce and overseas trade growth, with Dr. Leonard M. Elstad at Galladuet College presenting the award.
Harrisburg AP reports the Mines Department has split bituminous mine inspection into two divisions. Samuel Curtis of Canonsburg is chief inspector for the Western Division and David B. Millward of Philipsburg leads the Eastern Division. Secretary H B Charmbury says the move, approved by Gov. Scranton, aims to bolster conservation efforts.
In Griffith Park, Char lene Abernathy trains 43 women in bullfighting via padded horns and capes with a plan to tour the United States. The class includes housewives and models as spectators observe a staged, bloodless practice while aiming to form a touring matador group.
In Pittsburgh today, union and two major can companies resumed talks with federal mediators to avert a 32,000 member Steelworkers strike that began at 12:01 Monday after rejection of a 12 cent wage offer. The union seeks a three year contract with escalating raises and enhanced pension and retirement provisions including retirement after 30 years.
In Perryopolis Pennsylvania a two car collision on Route 51 Tuesday killed Elizabeth Ziak 35 and her mother Katherine Ziak 65 of Wick Haven. Peter Mortakis 20 and Viola Herbelroth 18 of McKeesport were hospitalized after Mortakis car crossed the divider line and hit the Ziak vehicle.
Rustin addressed 249 readers at the closing session of a three day peace on earth conference. He warned he is drifting and unsure where the effort will end, reflecting uncertainties amid discussions.
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