New Solicitor Named White Township Adopts Budget
At the recent supervisors meeting the township budget was adopted as proposed with no changes. Alan Holsinger was appointed township solicitor to fill the unexpired term of J Murray Butterbaugh, effective March 15. Highland Cable Corp rep spoke on cable TV prospects. no franchise action taken. Route 119 South traffic adjustments and Open Space Program moves discussed. Project 7 funding to be local data gathered. Industrial and commercial sewer rates approved. Borough sewer billing shifts to township quarterly starting April 1. Planning commission recommendations for re circulation and traffic movement along Route 119 South to Route 422 West approved unanimously. Local land use at Indian Springs Park to be studied for recreation versus other uses. College Lodge Road signage installed per highway specs. Yield signs added at Warren Road Shade Wood Village entrance.
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Warren Road
Shade Wood Village
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Holsinger
100 Planes Strike on North Vietnam Report
Price cited pilots reporting numerous secondary explosions during an excellent strike on Phu Qui ammunition depot. He noted the raid was the only known loss and damage from ground fire was light. Full reports pending confirmation.
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Phu Qui
Sheriff Halts March Over City Dispute
The sheriff halted a march to a nearby Camden after telling Negro leaders they broke faith with the city by declining an offer to use the municipal stadium for their service. The report cites tension around civil rights actions tied to a memorial service for a slain minister.
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Municipal
Blairsville man charged amid police chase incidents
A Blairsville man faces 18 charges including driving without rights to avoid arrest and multiple traffic and failure to comply counts. Police pursued an Antolik vehicle across several streets after it failed to stop, with officers drawing weapons but not firing.
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Donald Walford
Antolik Auto
Memorial services honor Reverend James Reeb in Pennsylvania
Tributes spread across Pennsylvania as memorials and civil rights marches bring together residents from Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Scranton to honor Reverend James J Reeb fatally beaten in Selma Alabama He was once a Philadelphia resident and a Boston minister His wife Mary and son Peter attended a late night service at St Pauls Baptist Church in Harrisburg About 300 people of diverse races marched quietly through Wilkinsburg and concluded with speeches songs and prayers at the federal building A larger gathering of more than 600 people took part in a solemn service at the University of Pittsburgh campus.
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University of Pittsburgh
Committeeman Resigns Post in Black Lick
Edwin L. Foreman of Black Lick resigns as a Republican committeeman in the first precinct Burrell Township effective Saturday his announcement came today with the resignation taking effect this weekend
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Edwin L. Foreman
Burrell Two
Mass in Indiana Church Focuses on Reparation for Racism
Bishop Connare presided at St. Bernard's Church Indiana saying a 11:30 am mass in reparation for racism sins. He urged equal rights including voting housing education and employment for Negro citizens and cited racism as a moral violation and a factor in Rev. James Reed's death in Selma. Special guests were officials from the NAACP.
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Greensburg
St. Bernard’s Church
Indiana
Connare
James Reed
Selma
Ala
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St. Bernards Church
Alabama
Edward Hirt
St. Sylvesters Church
Slickville
Frank Ferrara
St. Bernards
Bechtel
Three Die In Crash On Devil's Elbow
A three vehicle crash on Devil's Elbow killed Mrs Puger and Bizak and left Mr Puger dead on arrival at Indiana Hospital. Police cite loss of control, crossing the center line, and a broadside impact. Emergency crews freed victims amid a major traffic tie up as onlookers gathered. The incident followed multiple fatal wrecks in Indiana County within weeks.
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Soviets Launch Three Satellites in Cosmos Series
MOSCOW AP reports the Soviet Union launched three artificial satellites today with a single rocket as part of the Cosmos series of space experiments begun March 18. The launch marks a milestone in their ongoing space program with visible national achievements.
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Steel Talks Resume In Pittsburgh
Steel contract talks resumed in Pittsburgh with U S Steel Corp and United Steelworkers Union meeting in four groups to address local plant complaints while wages and fringe benefits on the agenda for this week. Bethlehem Steel reportedly discussed bigger issues last week as talks resume after a weekend recess. Sources say union leadership may push broader demands this week.
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Truman Honored as Outstanding TV Personality by Critics
Former President Harry S. Truman named outstanding television personality by American cinema editors for his program Conflict: The Decisions of Harry S. Truman. Producer David M. Noyes accepted the Eddie award from former Sen. Pierre Salinger at Hollywood ceremony.
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Harry S. Truman
American Cinema Editors
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Truman
David M. Noyes
Pierre Salinger
President to Outline Voting Plan in Selma Picketing
President to outline a voting plan amid round the clock picketing for federal intervention in Selma Alabama. Earlier a large Lafayette Park rally near the White House accompanied a weekend of talks with Governor George Wallace. Johnson said he told Wallace he understands Negro citizens denied the right to register and to participate in governance. He asserted the need to give all people the right to choose leaders, warning to deny this right is to deny democracy itself. Networks will air his remarks this evening. The plan follows his State of the Union pledge to remove voting obstacles. The proposed bill would require voters to fill a form with name address age and residence length and would appoint federal registrars if local registrars fail to register qualified voters.
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White House
Congress
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Obituary notices from Indiana County area residents
Obituaries detail R Miller Rankin of Charles A Lehman Sr and many local residents, listing birthplaces in Pennsylvania and Maryland, WWII veteran status, marriages, survivors including Isabel Lehman and Charles Lehman Jr, and funeral plans across Plumville and Indiana. Other notices honor MRS Rury Townsend, ANTHONY Cichy, ANNA Sus han Simko, CHARLES T McCarthy, Jacob Gryczuk, Stephen Hallow, with services, interments, and family details in Plumville, Iselin and Blairsville.
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Florida
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Indiana
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Frank and Springs
Maryland
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Ethel Smith
Westminster Pres
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Lee Rankin
Lodge 170
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Plumville
Beracha U.P. Church
Bowser
Lome
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Oakland Cemetery
Ele Oprsneys
Isabel B. Lehman
Charles A. Lehman, Jr
Hyattsville, Md
Howard
Monessen
Roy Shilster
Saltsburg
E. R. Walters
Pittsburgh
Cy Greenall
Fermandena Beach
Shannon’s
Bradenton Chapel
Donald B. Lagle
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Rury F. Townsend
Avonmore R.D
South Bend
Towa City
Iowa
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Garwin
William Bryan Townsend
William Bruce
James Eugene
U. S. Army
Korea
Richard Byran
Germany
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Saundra Kay
Marsha Ann
C. R. Brandt
Washington, Il
Robert Womack
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hunter Funeral Home
Harry Winsheimer
Voting rights bill aims to expand citizen access nationwide
The proposal would task federal registrars to operate in states with low registration or turnout and impound ballots where voters were barred. President Johnson vowed vigorous action to secure full participation, tying the measure to federal, state, and local elections and possibly primaries. The Lafayette Park rally referenced these rights as civil rights leaders weigh marching again.
Khrushchev Makes Public Appearance in Moscow
In Moscow Khrushchev resurfaced with a small public showing, attended by his wife at a new city apartment. Police report the event followed by a local election mishap as a car collision occurred near the Kremlin area and the suspect fled.
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Four Hurt In Traffic Thru County
Four injured in weekend county crashes with three young residents treated at Indiana Hospital. William Simmons, 41, suffered a simputated finger after a 6 15 p m Route 119 crash. Three 18 year old girls from Marion Center, Homer City and Peon Run sustained minor injuries in a Potape auto rollover on Route L10. A Creekside girl escaped injury when her car struck a parked vehicle on Route HU 954 near Creekside at 12 20 p m Sunday.
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Grant St
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
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White Two
Simmons
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Marion Center RD
Sharon Conrad
South Water St
Homer City
Savilla Lengther
Peon Run
Washington Pop
Creekside
Floranna Gressley
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