Beaver Murder Trial Opens in Beaver County Court
The murder trial of Minnia McNeil, 96, of Aliquippa, began in Beaver County Court. She is charged with fatally stabbing Louis Stevenson, 47, of Aliquippa, in a case linked to a hospital incident and bond counsel actions. The report notes related discussions and local school and borough actions, including facility assessments, contracts, resignations, and budget talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Minnia McNeil
Aliquippa
Beaver County Court
Ing Louis Stevenson
Quippa
Grube
Authority
McNeil
Stevenson
Chen
Join
Frank R. Knowes
Johnstown
Richard Hesse
Caroline Schrader
Marion Russell
Miss Schrader
Athletic Council
Paul R Getts
Indiana Public Schools
Thaddeus Stevens
Nixon joins Los Angeles law firm in move after race
Nixon signs with Adams Duque and Hazeltine in Los Angeles, saying he will avoid matters using his influence with a government agency. He notes little chance of conflict as a defeated opposition candidate. The firm has nine partners and 200 attorneys handling civil, corporate, tax, and estate planning work. Nixon recalls Earl C. Adams aided his 1946 California congressional win and suggests a future firm position if politics faltered.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
California
Edmund G. Brown
Adams, Duque and Hazeltine
Earl C. Adams
Whittier
Calif
Adams
House GOP Leader Willard Agnew Dies at 54
Willard Agnew former House GOP leader and McKean County rival of Albert W Johnson died aged 54 after serving since 1954. A Aspinwall native and city council member in early 1950s he led a minority program and was known as a combative conservative. He studied at Penn State and Pitt Law, admitted to the bar in 1952, and married Norma Ann Graham in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Johnson
Smethport
McKean County
Agnew
Aspinwall
House
Johnson
Republican House
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Bair
Norma Ann Graham
Fox Chapel
Armco Steel posts 1960 sales drop and earnings
Armco Steel Corp in Middletown reports 1960 sales fell about eight percent from 1959 with net income of 70,459,281 or 4.76 a share. Executives Logan T. Johnston and R. L. Gray project 1961 steel consumption near 1960 levels and say production will align with usage for a steadier quarterly average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Logan T. Johnston
R. L. Gray
Polio Cases in Pennsylvania Reach 145 in 1960
The State Health Department reported 145 polio cases in 1960 with 15 fatalities. Epidemic activity appeared in Cambria, McKean, Potter, and Somerset counties. Allegheny led by 23 cases, while 72 of the 145 had received no vaccine, underscoring vaccine effectiveness since 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Health Department
Cambria
McKean
Potter
Somerset
Allegheny County
Loyal Laos Troops Recapture Muong Kasay in Laos Fighting
VIENTIANE Laos AP Royal troops recaptured Muong Kasay turning back a pro Communist rebel offensive toward Vientiane. The victory boosts moves to negotiate with rebels led by Souvan Phouma. Muong Kasay south of Vientiane fell earlier, as Pathet Lao forces faced Royal resistance at surrounding heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Pace Called By Kennedy For Temporary Education Post
Washington AP reports President Kennedy asked Frank Pace to take a temporary role in education. Pace, then chairman of General Dynamics, previously directed the budget and served as Secretary of the Army under Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Frank Pace
Pace
General Dynamics Corp
Legislators Work On Compromise To Get Radar Measure Approved
Harrisburg lawmakers debated a compromise to approve a radar speeding bill as Democrats clashed with Republicans over a 26 vote threshold. Amid stalled radar progress, bills revived restricted driving permits for those whose licenses are suspended, aiming to trade passage for the radar measure. The Senate backed tax-collector payment tweaks 49-0, sending the bill to the governor. Historic district legislation also moved forward with a 36-0 vote enabling districts to regulate building changes via resident boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Lawrence
Florida
Library Blill
Jo Hays
Dcentre
Senate Education Committee
Jet transport contract awarded to Lockheed
The Kennedy administration awarded a billion dollar contract to Lockheed Aircraft Corp. to develop and produce the SCR182 jet transport for the Military Air Transport Service. The firm will build more than 100 planes at Marietta Georgia with first deliveries by mid 1964. The four engine turbo fan aircraft will carry troops or cargo at 440 to 500 knots up to 5550 nautical miles at altitudes above 25000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
White House
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Marietta, Ga
Military Air Transpor Service
Defense Department
Lockheed
Boeing
Douglas
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
Gable's Baby Due On Monday
Hollywood news notes report Clark Gable's expected baby due Monday with wife Kay asking for a spinal anesthetic so she can hug the newborn as soon as born. Gable died last year. Kay plans to enter Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital for delivery.
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Hollywood
Clark _f
al Parcel
Gable
Sioners
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Harrisburg
Penn
Bunker
Insylvania Railroad
Philadel
Joan
Railroad
St. Cyril's Church
Philadelphia
Adolph
Spreckles Jr
Phil
Ladelphia
Irisburg
Blairsville Republicans draft plans to boost registrations
Blairsville GOP workers met Monday night to map voter registration for Friday. Ward chairmen pledge complete community coverage. Officials note heightened interest in the party, with many candidates filing for borough offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Episcopal Church Services Here
Holy Communion will be celebrated in Christ Episcopal Church in Indiana Wednesday at 10 a.m The evening service at 7 30 p m will be followed by a coffee hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Indiana
Wild Man Sets Fire To House In Ohio Rampage
Redell Beavers a 39 year old unemployed tv repairman set his home ablaze forcing his wife to flee from the second floor. He attacked bystanders with a hammer injuring four men two critically as police fired warning shots and then a shot wounded him. He was killed by a Warren officer near the scene. Two other men remained in critical condition with head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Redell Beavers
Trumbull County Sheriff's Deputies
Beavers
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Youngstown
Ray Banks
Walter H. Losey
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Medial Strips OK'd For Pike
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania House approved a bill ordering the Turnpike Commission to add 150 miles of median barriers. The measure, now to the Senate, requires 25 miles of barriers to be erected annually until completion and passed 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Senate
Commission Wold
Kennedy proposes 10 year plan for Americas aid drive
President Kennedy outlined a broad inter American aid program aiming to lift poverty and boost development across Latin America. He urged Congress to authorize 500 million dollars to fund a decade long effort, with Latin American nations contributing and the United States providing essential support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
inter-American Fund For Social Progress
Hemisphere
Kennedy
U.S
Latin America
Bogota
Congress
White House
Colombia
Eisenhower
America
Washinglon
Jefferson
United States
Americas
Anthony Canale Pledged to Pan Sophie Fraternity
Anthony Canale son of Mr and Mrs A J Canale of Creeks ide has been pledged to Pan Sophie fraternity at Grove City College He is a freshman majoring in political science Read Gazett s Classified Ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
Anthony Canale
A. J. Canale
Pan Sophie Fraternity
Grove City College
Lipgett & Myers Drops Untouchables Sponsorship
Lipgett & Myers Tobacco Co ends sponsorship of The Untouchables, Asphalt Jungle, and Adventures in Paradise with ABC over time-slot changes. Italian descent groups protested Italian-named gangsters on The Untouchables. Pickets and boycotts were organized, involving labor and mob figures, in a tense public relations dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lipgett & Myers Tobacco Co
the Untouchables
Paradise
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Untouchables
Alfred Santangelo
D-N.y
Federation of Italian-American Democratic Organizations
Liggett & Myers
Anthony
Tough Tony) Anastasia
Brooklyn
Albert Anastasia
Murder, Inc
Sought Death Of Witness
A former prisoner testified that Joseph A. Peel Jr. asked him to poison Floyd Holzapfel by lacing his food with a deadly poison contained in a cigarette pack. The witness said Peel suggested the plan to remove Holzapfel to cover up a murder tied to Judge C. E. Chillingworth and Mrs. Chillingworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Pierce
Fla
Joseph A. Peel Jr
Floyd Holzapiel
Robert E. Johnson
Greensboro
N.C
Peel
Holzapiel
Chillingworth
Johnson
Holzapfel
C.E. Chillingworth
Indiana PA Obituaries and Local Deaths March 1961
Obituary notices from Indiana Pennsylvania detail the deaths of Agnes Hortense Yuckenberg of East Pike Indiana and Florence Belle Byers of Indiana along with several other local figures. The reports note birthplaces, family ties, church affiliations, survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial details, with dates in March 1961 and related locations in Indiana County.
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Agnes Hortense Yuckenberg
East Pike
Inediana
Cherryhill Township
Indiana Co
Charles and
Miranda McGaughey Sweeney
Indiana
Rose Tea Room
Yuckenberg
St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church of
Indiana Lodge
L.C.C.M
Carl H. Yuckenberg
Shas
T. Harry
Charles
Hortense) Heldenreich
Pittsburgh
Frank M. Sweeney
Punxsutawney
Nell McGrath
Enmageworth
Wade Monroe Meyer
Rural Valley
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Edwards
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Indiana Jr
I Beaver
Los Angeles
GOP
Willard Agnew
Thomas F. O’brien
Cambridge
Mass
Oliver J. Harris
Boston Veterans Administration
James F. Cummins
O’brien
Richard C. McNaughton
Virgil Vaughn
John G. Smith
White Township
GCFE
Ernest L. Gond
Lawrence F. Contrucci
Martha J. Hawxhurst
John M. Gray
Charles Robert Cronk
Robert H. Lowman
Hugh H. Brown
John R. Campbell
Cathryn “Kas
Vanity
John N. Sanders
L. T. Stadimiller
Margaret Lebrato
Clifford P. Fleming
E. H. Dorr
Anthony Gallace
Harold B. Cunningham
William K.lowman
James L. Watkins
Clyde Johns
John T. Edelman, Jr
Charles A. Chatfield
Richard J. Price
Earl G. Pifer
Justice of the Peace
W. S. Gilpatrick
Delbert Nichols
Vince Gotto
Ira J. Martin
Robert Benton
John A. Elias
Thomas C. Fair
Stanley D. Spence
J Clark Jr
Clark
Kay
Mone 'Day
John Clark
Charles Clark
Gretchen
Episcopal Church
PRR
Ed Sullivan
Jack Paar
Paar
NBC
Sullivan
Prtepee Py eessraePererer
White House East Room
Guillermo Sevilla Saca‘Ja
Diplomatic Corps
Jso
Mexico
Antonio Carrillo Flores
Oy Kennedy
Gazetts
Florence Belle Byers
Clyde W. Byers
N. Sth. Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittseburgh
William
Ella Mitchell Houston
Indiana County
Vandergrift
Calvary United Presbeterian Church of Indiana
Indiana County Historical Society
Raymond
Stella) Treuil
Ottawa
Canada
Robinson-Lytle’s
Materi Tf
Richard C. Hutchison
Apollo
Mahon Samuel Mills
Robernson
Bolivar
Andrew
Florence Crawford
Mills
Elsie M
Ferguson and San
Mt. Tahor
Robert (Loupeer
Mt. Tabor
Mary Alice (Henderson) Ruddock
Hugh A. Ruddock
Homer City
RD 2
Aultman
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Margaret Eke
Wilkie Henderson
Murray City
Coalport
Auliman
Rudedock
Jackessonville Presbyterian Church
Order of ‘Eastern Star
Joseph
Age Ines
Jorio
Aullman
Kens Jeth
Mary Lou
White
Thomas
Ly R. Tarelli
Robineson Lytle
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