14 Mar 1967
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1967
Page
1
Jakarta rally for stability drew more than 50,000 people led by Maj. Gen. Amit Machmud while student groups boycotted in protest over Suharto and Sukarno. Officials described Sukarno’s status as unclear as authorities pressed calm amid broader political shifts.
The Chase Manhattan Bank signed a 200 million dollar lease for office space in a new Wall Street skyscraper. Indiana Area School District directors approved changes to Pike Elementary School construction plans and accepted Krismanich and Smith to audit the district books for 1600 dollars.
Two senators slated for IUP discussions. resignations accepted from Mis Mississippi state figures. Roy Frye, Bernard Williams, and Harold E. Wingard noted among staff. Lengel presented adaptive physical education plan. Directors approved the proposal for individual training to aid students with temporary or permanent physical deficiencies through modified or remedial plans.
Indiana borough police investigate a burglary at the Student Union on the IU P campus. A rear door and an office door were forced to reach a strong box holding about 600 dollars. The box weighed roughly 30 pounds and the theft occurred during the night.
U S naval units intercepted a communist trawler about 100 miles south of the 17th Parallel. The battle damaged the Swift boat and sent a landing party to recover uniforms arms and contraband.
Testimony shows McNamara and Bornstein loaned Senator Dodd 7500 dollars in 1958 to aid his 1964 campaign, with partial repayments and unrecorded usage. The committee examined whether testimonial funds were gifts, tax rules, and donor intent, noting IRS guidance on gifts versus campaign funds and the role of donors' aims in tax treatment.
The article notes a new building located one block from No. 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, a 60 story tower completed seven years ago. A three year lease covers 1,062,000 square feet on floors of the new 50 story building.
Dorothy Sawyer, 43, shot four rounds from a .38 pistol at a prowler who had attacked her months earlier. Her husband Plymyre Sawyer, 49, drove circles around the block after her call to check for danger. One of two bullets struck his abdomen as he returned home to reassure her.
Senator Stennis, holding degrees from Mississippi State and the University of Virginia, is awarded doctor of law degrees from Millsaps College and the University of Wyoming. He belongs to Phi Beta Kappa and other honor societies. Public Affairs Forums will feature veteran speakers. tickets are sold locally. Full proceedings will be published later by McCreary Tires and Rubber.
Ex-GI Bob Levy, 22, discharged from the Army after a 96 hour hunger strike at Ft. Lewis Washington, explains the protest aimed at ending war. He says he has no quarrel with soldiers but cannot kill, and seeks nonviolent alternatives to settle conflicts.
Saigon reports Navy radioman Charles Wall was not aboard the transport plane that crashed north of Saigon. A Pentagon telegram had claimed his death, but a Saigon spokesman said Wall, 27, of West Monroe Louisiana, was not killed and may be with a Navy unit at Cam Ranh Bay. Officials acknowledged a telegram mixup and expressed regrets.
Clarion State College experienced its third power outage in six weeks triggering class cancellations through next Monday. Officials blamed a burned out cable, similar to previous failures, with January disruptions and weekend outages affecting a few buildings.
Insurance salesman Stein and Gartland discuss itemizing receipts. The Wall family of West Monroe mourns Charles Dodd who died in a plane crash, while his parents learn he survived only to be reported missing and later found alive after being placed back on a destroyer.
The hearing reveals Dodd used about 750 of receipts to partly repay a 5000 loan from Bornstein made on Sept 4 1958. About 6000 was moved to Dodd's personal bank, 4487 paid various expenses including football tickets and travel. Nine photos from Ferrie’s apartment linked to the Kennedy case are shown by state.
Multiple local obituaries list deaths of Mrs Bessie L Kearns 82 formerly of Indiana and Sutersville, plus Charles A Mahan 94 of Akron formerly Indiana, Margaret Stadt Miller 91 Indiana, Elsie M Edmiston 70 Bel Sano, Wayne A Snyder 65 Indiana, Rebecca Archibald Murphy 82 Cherry Tree, Anna Louise Cassidy 83 Indiana, Etta E Smith 92 Clymer, John Hamilton Jones 63 Sagamore. Notices include service details, cemeteries, and family survivors.
Ronald Sabatine of Streets Barn, Ohio, formerly Iselin, was committed to Indiana County Jail on assault and battery plus burglary and larceny charges. He posted 3500 dollars bond and faced hearings later. Police tie him to tampering with a parked car on South Street and a guard, Charles Blair Johnston, was assaulted. A warrant led to a car search revealing a spare tire from a vehicle owned by Sylvester D. Danuizzi of Alwana. Sabatine waived burglary and larceny hearings. He was arraigned before Justice Ira J. Martin. The article also mentions Vietnam mysticism and a February 6 White House meeting with Time reporting 45 minutes.
Providence AP reports Dr Donald J Zinn chair of the University of Rhode Island Zoology Department has been elected president of the National Wildlife Federation a conservation group.
Officials reported higher attendance in four Fayette County districts while absenteeism persisted amid a bus drivers strike affecting Uniontown Brownsville Albert Gallatin and Laurel Highlands. Contractors said they would seek an injunction against picketing as drivers press contract negotiations with bus firms.
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