Daylight Saving Time Law Faces House Fights
AP report from Washington details bills by 18 House members seeking exemptions from the new daylight saving law taking effect April 1. Proposals would allow states to skip DST or split states into time zones, but prospects are slim as hearings are not scheduled and Senate-justified bills stalled. Kentucky faces session gaps and Gov Breathitt declines special session. Michigan and other states in multiple time zones would be affected, with exemptions limited to entire states and shifting responsibility to Transportation Dept.
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Carl B. Leubsdorf
Washington
House
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Dakota
South Dakota
Florida
Nebraska
Kansas
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Edward L. Breathitt
John Watts
Carl D. Perkins
William H. Natcher
Frank Stubblewied
Field
Wil
Cowgre
Tim Lee Carter
M. Gene Synder
Commerce Commission
Fems
Michigan
Memorial Upper and Lower Peninsulas
Richard White
el Paso
Tex
Bers
Gerald
Don R. Ford
Charles Chamberlain
Mountain
Philip E. Ruppe
James
Harvey
J. Edward Roush
Indiana
Transportation
Butler Area Crash Kills One
A two car collision on Route 978 four miles east of Butler Friday night left one dead and three injured. Victim Joseph Newman 49 of Butler was dead on arrival at Butler Hospital. The other driver Janet Cabot 32 of Butler R D 1 suffered minor injuries. Adams son Keith 10 was admitted to the hospital. The report notes a separate political filing in Indiana County with candidate M Kumeski pledging countywide leadership and modernization.
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Butler, Pa
Butler
Joseph
Newman
Buthe
Deler Hospital
Anna Bowser
Cabot R.D
Janet
M. MacCurdy
Butler R
Joyce
Adamson
Keith
Kumeski
Indiana County
Deliberate execution of two teens shocks Rockford TN
Sheriff Brown says two 14 year old cousins Wayne Mullendore and Ronald Johnson were murdered in Levings Park in a premeditated act. The victims were forced to kneel, shot in the back of the head and then in the stomach, with a .22 slug recovered.
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Rockford, TN
Herbert T. Brown
Wayne Mullendere
Ronald Johnson
Levings Park
Rockford
Brown
Winnebago County
Mullen
Mullendore
Green Eggs Draw Little Alarm Across Clearfield County
A Titusville story about a chicken laying green eggs prompts amused responses from Clearfield residents. Rob ert Eyerly of Morrisdale says seven of his chickens lay green eggs and others report similarly. Poultry specialist Herbert Jordan says there is no mystery, noting color variation among breeds and individual hens.
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Clearfield
Titusville
Robert Eyerly
Morrisdale
Roy Fink
New Millport
Pat
Bob Niebauer
Frank Niebauer
Coalport R.D
Boyd Lippert
Grampian
Herbert Jordan
Penn State Tension Service
Driver Killed in Route 764 Crash near Altoona
Altoona police say a car swerved off Route 764 just south of Altoona early today, killing the driver Thomas P. Hagan 2 of Altoona.
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Altoona, Pa
Altoona
Thomas P. Hagan
Hoffa Seeks Last Try To Avoid Jail Time
Hoffa plans further appeals after a Chattanooga judge refused to delay his eight year sentence for jury tampering. While Teamsters negotiators pressed a new contract talks, the court ordered Hoffa to begin serving his term with U.S. Marshals in Washington. Co-defendants Parks King and Campbell receive three year terms.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Wilson
U.S
Chattanooga
Tenn
U.S. Dist
Frank W. Wilson
Teamsters
U.S. District Court
U.S. Marshal
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas Ewing Parks
Ewing King
Nashville
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Nashville, Tenn
Powell Attys Meet In Session Over Seat Challenge
Adam Clayton Powell meets with his attorneys in Bimini Bahamas to map legal steps to regain a House seat. Lawyers consider at least two actions, including a federal suit in Washington against Speaker McCormack alleging the House overstepped its authority. Powell claims he met all constitutional requirements.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
House of Representatives
Powell
New York
Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Historians Hear Keith Fourth Grade Students Present Program
Fourth grade officers and members from Keith School led a meeting of the Historical and Genealogical Society of Indiana County. Presentations covered the Birth of the National Anthem, Conrad Rice, Ewings Mill, and more. Special flag folding demonstration and music from Ben Franklin Elementary accompanied by prayers and guest group reports.
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Sunior
Keith School
Historical and Genealogical Society of
Indiana County
Historical Society
Raymond Rodkey
JAC
Ginny Dougherty
Sybil McBride
Bobby Carson
Susan Hergess
Ray Schell
Conrad Rice
Ewings Mill
Karen Yourd
Brad Wiggins
Pam Miller
Emily Cord
John Klar
Julie Hoker
Jimmy Watta
Becky Bernat
Timmy Mott
Mark ‘Brody
Rachel Stern
David Holsinger
Ben Franklin
Clifford Cox
James LeTort
The
Daughters of American Colonists
Anne LeTort
Children of American Colonists
Daughters of the American Revolution
Indian Springs
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Mary Siegey
Elm St
Obituaries: Bertha Sago Tallaron 64 of Lucerne Mines
Bertha Sago Tallaron 64 of House 142 Lucerne mines died Friday March 3 1967 at home She was born December 17 1912 in Lucerne mines daughter of Harry and Mary Sago Survived by husband Andrew three children Sam Ferraro Lucernemines Andrea Sarnovsky Sleveland Ohio Patricia Wise Lucernemines three sisters Mary Zak Indiana Pauline Kozlowski Pittsburgh Perry Matino Pittsburgh one brother Charles Sage Lucernemines and a brother Harry predeceased her Funeral arrangements at Patrick J Hallow Funeral Home Homer City with Rosary and high mass details. Also notices for Lucinda Lucy Baum Clayton Miller Harry Angus Fink with service and obituaries in Indiana Evening Gazette.
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Bertha Sago Tallaron
Lucernemines
Harry
Mary Sago
St. Louis
H.A. Podowski
Harry Angus Fink
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
William
Mary Yoste Fink
Hawthorne
Martha Barger Fink
Waterman
UMW
Tide
R & P Cral Co
Fink
James
Mae) River
Greensburg
Edward
Louise) Smith
George
June) Stiff
Ler
Earl
Caroline) Long
New Brighton
Mary Jane) Fisher
Bolivar
Mary. Cook
Jersey ‘City
Bell Funeral Home
Richard Enigte
Greenwood Cemetery
Lillie Johnston Turnbull
Burnside
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Banks Two
Indiana County
Robert
Nancy Conner Johnston
Turnbulls
Turnbull
Joseph N
Richard
Prudence) Ondriczek
Sam
Bertha) Burdette
Battle Creek
Mich
Babe) Barns
Nellie Lavrine
Wexford
Michael
Orpha) Moschett
Don
Vernon
Grant
Sarah Thayer
Akron
Ohio
Lizzie Peron
Sagamore
Powell campaigns amid Harlem seat clash in 1967
A federal suit in New York seeks to block Gov Rockefeller and possibly the Board of Elections from declaring Powell’s Harlem seat in the 18th Congressional District vacant. Powell, at a New York news conference, says he would run if an election is called to fill the vacancy. A small rally and doorbell phone campaign are planned to support Powell with another rally set for Sunday at Abyssinian Church.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Board of Elections
Powell
Harlem
Bimini
Pow ‘Ell
Former VP Nixon Denied Polish Visa for Warsaw Visit
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon, en route to seven European capitals for a three week fact finding trip, said Poland denied him a visa to visit Warsaw. He called the denial uncalled for and recalled a 1959 Warsaw visit as vice president. The Polish Embassy offered no comment and the State Department expressed regret.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Warsaw
Nixon
Washington
US State Department
Westminster College Names New President Earland J Carlson
New Wilmington Pa Dr Earland J Carlson vice president for academic affairs and professor of history at Millikin University Decatur Illinois becomes Westminster College president replacing the outgoing leadership contest details not listed in the report.
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New Wilmington, Pa
Earland J. Carlson
Millikin University
Decatur
Westminster College
Reverend David M Stone Dies in Florida Hospital
Rev. David M Stone husband of Ruth Rowley Stonebraker of 73 East Pike Indiana died Friday March 3 1967 in Martin Memorial Hospital Stuart Florida Services conducted by Rev. T W Comadol at Robinson Lytle’s in Indiana after 7 pm Sunday interment in Oakland Cemetery Indiana A complete obituary will appear in Monday editions of the Indiana Evening Gazette.
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Lucinda
Lucy) Baum
Cherry Tree
Hastings R.D
Miners Hospital
Spanger
Gwin
Indiana Evening Gazette
David M. Stone
Braker
Ruth Rowley Stonebraker
East Pike
Indiana
Martin Memorial Hospital
Stuart
Fla
Robinson - Lytle’s
T. W. Comadol
Oakland Cemetery
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Butler Area
Harry Receskey
Grant St
Citizens Ambulance
Fifth Ave
Clinton St
Arthur M. George
Gazette
Bechtel
Graff's Market
North Sixth St
Indiana Borough
Clayton Miller
Creekside
Kent
Mr. Miller
Laurene
Q. P
Sara) Statner
Tulsa
Oklo
Clyde
Helen) Gibney
Bellview
Wash
Smicksburg Episcopal Cemetery
Henry R. Williams
Canooxa
Fisher
Dames Club of
Indiana University Public Affairs Forum
American Legion Auxiliary Birthday Party
Zion Lutheran Church
Lions Club
United States Navy Band
Kiwanis
Fisher Auditorium
Indiana County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Homer City
Josephine M. Shar
John Elder Sharp
R.D
Armstrong Twp
Benjamin
Isabella Jane Johnston
Sharp
Rayne
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
Elvin B. Sharp
Ford City
John L. Kipp
Washington Church Cemetery
Weston T. Davis
Clymer
Clearfield County
George and
Ida McKinney Davis
Davis
Hiram Swank Brick Works
United Brick and Clay Workers
Snow Shoe
Harold
Mary Bell
Bence
Robert Marsh
Sample Run
Lester W. Tuck
West Elm St
Homewood
Pittsburgh
Lafayette
Mabel Lockhart Tuck
Askew
Ward Holder
Theodore T. Taylor
Homer City Lions Club
Pyott Funeral
Leona Potter
John E. Stebbins
Will Allie
Indiana R. D
Maurice Evans
Fisher Burnside Cemetery
Swing Out
Indiana University
Fifth Wheel Club
Optimist
Indiana University Commencement
Poland
Westminster
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