Ballot listings add more May 18 primary candidates
Additional ballot entries published yesterday list Republican and Democrat contenders for May 18 in Blairsville Cherry Tree Clymer Creekside Glen Homer Indiana Jacksonville Marion Center Plumville Salzburg and other boroughs. Names include Nicholas Dutko Victor Prola Norman Richardson Joseph A Sgriccia Florence Machanos Martha Phillips and Luther Brown among others.
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Blairsville
Justice of the Peace
Nicholas Dutko
Victor R. Prola
GOP
Bunda Carmo
Orin L. Anderson
William Lipsie
Cherry Tree
John C. Irwin
Emery Lorn
Bernard Weakland
Dennis Kopp
Clymer
Steve Kochman
Jeph Fako
Andrew R. Kapcoe
Donald Leasure, Jr
Leroy Woffenden
Martin Dalton
Dominic A. Morocco
Eugene Clawson
Ben J. Stiles
Andrew Knghta
Robert L. Opdyke
Anthony Perman
Peter Clements
Joseph Ashman
Bernard L. Hilliard
Indiana
Albert M. Cox
George W. Marbach
Eugene E. Friediine
Norman Millard
George Kennedy
Theodore McQuilkin
Paul C. McGregor
Luther D
Cobb
Thomas E."chapman
Homer J.‘ Bagley
W. Howard ‘Straiiff
Edward A. Parks
William J. Moore
Salisburg
Ronald V. Wagner
William J. Butkevitz
Ronald E. Coulter
Council
James G. Wilson
Thomas L. Flaminio, Sr
J. Robert’ Atkinson
Harry E. Williams
John J Johnson
Michael Koruber
Luther Brown
W. A Cunningham
IRS refunds fall as 1965 tax year lags prior year
As of March 19 the revenue service mailed 16.3 million refunds, down from 18.8 million a year earlier, a 14 percent drop. Refunds totaled about 91.9 billion, down 24 percent from 32.8 billion last year. Returns typically rise 2 to 4 percent yearly, with 7.5 percent fewer returns by March 1. The totals stand at 32,060,000 in 1914 versus 29,656,000 this year.
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Revenue Service
IRS
Wallace Calls Slaying Tragic Amid Deep South Tensions
Governor George Wallace described the slaying of a white civil rights worker in Alabama as tragic and a magic moment for national outrage. President Johnson was informed, and authorities announced the arrest of a man linked to the Ku Klux Klan, described by Wallace as a hooded society of bigots. A Georgia Klan leader also commented amid the incident.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Jubnamalou
Washington
Robert Td. Sheltom Jr
Juhnaya
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Sheliva
Alabama
Calvaty Free Church Plans Cantata in Jonesboro March 28
The Calmly Evangelical Free Church of Louisiana will present the Cantata The Greatest Story Yet Untold on Sunday March 28 at 7 30 p m as part of the Missionary Conference running March 28 31 at the church sanctuary 100 South Benjamin Franklin Road across from Franklin School Miss Jean Vanderburgh will direct the choir with Mrs Byron West at the organ and Mrs Dean Johnson at piano The Dark controversy over school and voting rights is noted with Syracuse University students seeking federal protection amid protests at Jonesboro Louisiana and a broader effort by counties to resist the 1965 voting rights act.
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Revoycu
AIG
Deep South
John J
Jean Vanderburgh
Byron West
Dean Johnson
Edwin S. Johnson
Patrick Arnold
The
West Indies
Benjamin Franklin Road
Franklin School
House Passes 1.3 Billion School Aid Bill
The House approved a 1.3 billion school aid bill 263 to 153 after bitter bickering. President Johnson earns a major victory as the measure heads to the Senate for quick action, with broad Democratic support and notable opposition from some Republicans. The bill would aid districts serving impoverished children and allows private school students to receive federal aid, a point of contention raised by critics.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Charles E
Goodell
N.Y
Schoo
Outbreak Between Police and Negroes in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut a 20 minute clash occurred at Narri Square when police attempted to arrest a man for breach of peace. Bottles bricks nightsticks and blackjacks were used injuring seven policemen and three Negroes who needed hospital treatment.
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Waterbury
Soviet Union plans to tackle farm problems and Klan case
The article notes Soviet leaders outline farm mechanization and higher farmer payments funded by budget reallocations as Brezhnev announces new agricultural targets. It also covers U S plans to probe the Ku Klux Klan with hearings, bond proceedings in Birmingham, and reactions to the Liuzzo case as federal agents pursue civil rights violence investigations.
Physician Opposes Hero Role In Interstate Pursuit
A physician recounts a dramatic chase as men fled pursuit toward Dallas and Alabama after leaving Chattanooga. The narrative notes Marietta’s location relative to Chattanooga and Atlanta and details how the group looped toward a dead end with police cars following, with one man insisting he would not be killed and asserting divine protection during the escape.
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Marietta
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Demps
Dallas
Alabama
Demos
Davis
Doc
Massive blast rips U S ship at Qui Nhon base
An accidental firing of two white phosphorous rockets during takeoff at Qui Nhon base triggered a massive blast. No casualties reported. men received treatment and were released. U S Marines plan to bolster Da Nang air power with two squadrons of Martine warplanes and one squadron each of jets and propeller bombers.
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Thon
Qui Nhon
Viet Nam
Tthe Leatherneck
da Nang
Marine 9Th Expeditionary Brigade
Marine Air
U.S. Air Force
Ex Bankers Estate Reveals Pittsburgh Widow Wealth
In Pittsburgh a probate inventory shows widow of Alfred C. Pollock, former Dollar Savings Bank director, inherited $645,469 in industrial stocks. Pollock died December 20, 1963 at age 85.
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Pittsburgh (Ap) O Am
Register of Wills ‘Office
Alfred C. Pollock
Dollar Savings Bank of Pittsburgh
Pollock
Bull Ride Ends For Nebraskan
Carl Swanson, a 42 year old Nebraska farmer rancher, finished a 1960 mile trek riding his four year old white faced bull Randy across the Galveston Causeway. The journey aimed to highlight domestic beef awareness and support small beef producers. Swanson traveled with Bud Pogue and his dog Blondie. He plans to be welcomed to the island resort and will pour water from International Falls into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Galveston
Tex
Carl Swanson
International Falls
Min
Greely
Neb
Randy
Galveston Causeway
Swanson
Bud Pogue
Blondie
Gulf of Mexico
Public urged to learn pollution effects on water and fish
Harrisburg AP reports a state Fish Commission leader urged public information on pollution from coal mine drainage and other streams. Testimony before the House Fisheries Committee supported treating acid mine drainage as a standard industrial waste while noting economic feasibility concerns and the Sanitary Water Board’s cautious stance.
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Harrisburg
Robert Riele
State Fish Commission
House ‘Fisheries Committee
Bielo
Obituaries for Bates Keirn Behar Porter and Fisher
Obituary notices report S Richard Bates 63 of Saltsburg R D 2 died March 27 1965. Survivors include mother Lottie Bates widow Anna Bates three children James Richard Connie, and brothers Paul and Arthur. Zoe Keirn 73 of Diamondville Clymer RD 1 died March 27 1965. Helen Behar 60 formerly of Homer City died March 25 1965. survived by sister Grace Gibson and brothers Earl and Linn. G Frank Porter 453 Oak Indiana died March 26 1965. survived by wife Edna, daughters Maxine and Lois, sisters J W Reed and H C Bair, six grandchildren. Yorren ce Todd Fisher 78 of Advance Creekside RD 1 died March 27 1965. services pending, funeral tomorrow in Elderton.
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S. Richard Bates
Salishbury R.D
Latrobe
Leasurn Sr
Lottie Gamble Bates
Bates
Saltsbury Baptist Clirch
Anna Buck Bates
James L
Richard P
Connie Lee
Paul B
Arthur
Saltsburg R.D
Hunter Funeral Home
Saltsburg
Indiana Evening Gazette
Zoe Keirn
Diamondville Clymer
Shirey Rest Home
Creekside
Bence Funeral
Clymer
Helen M. Behar
Homer City
John P
Clara Hill Beahr
Coral
Misa Beahr
Waxler’s
Lutheran Church
Paul
Grace) Gibson
Blairsville
Earl Beahr
Boswell R.D
Linn Beahr
Detroit
Mich
Shoemaker Funeral Home
James M. Robbins
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
G. Frank Porter
Oak Street
George W. and
Jennie Gillespie Porter
Punxsutawney
Porter
Indiana Board of Education
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
Indiana Lodge 93
B.P.C.E
Edna Craft Porter
Robert W
Maxine) Davis
Bedford
John W
Lois) Heagy
Sewickley
J. W. Reed
St. Petersburg
Fla
H. C. Bair
Colville
Washington
Robinson-Lytle’s
James Burnett Reid
D.D
Oakland Cemetery
Todd” Fisher
Advance
Creekside R.D
Indian
Haven
Clark
Elderton
Mine Safety Fete Highlights Union Safety Efforts
The 1964 Mine Safety fete drew more than 300 attendees, celebrating progress in the bond between safety groups and mining operations. Speakers included Lauck substituting for Charles Ferguson, and A J Boyle of the UMWA, with Robert T. Laing presenting the 1964 safety plaque to Charles E. Hall for the Alleg eny Valley District Council. The Allegheny Valley Council, noted for low injury rates, earned the award for the 17th time in 21 years. Officer elections were held. Harvey Younker was re elected president and J A Blackburn named first vice president. Additional remarks touched on mining legislation and clean streamyard concerns.
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Lauck
Fairfax County
Virginia
Charles Ferguson
UMWA
Kentucky
John L. Lewis
A.J
Tony”. Boyle
National Safety Council
Robert T. Laing
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association
Association
Charles E. Hall
Allegheny Valley District Council
Holmes Safety Association
Allegheny Valley Council
Laing
Heilwood
Indiana County
Knox
Kittanning
Central
Pennsylvania
Local Safety Group Hears Speeches Amid 1965 Motto
Pennsylvania Birumimus Council and Héfies Safety Association welcomed attendees as Rev. Thom as H. Stroty delivered invocation and benediction. Officers adopted the year motto Let s stay alive in 65 urging safe returns to jobs after the dinner.
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Pennsylvana Birumimus Council
Héfies Safety Association
Thomas H. Stroty
Suring’s Quality Coal Co
Sheluda
Death Plot Principals Disagree
MUNCIE Ind AP a factory worker charged in the love triangle slaying of his wife accused the second woman today of pulling the trigger State police said Loved Key 30 Marion Ind and Phillis Hazelbaker 30 Alexandria Ind divorcee and mother of three are held on preliminary charges of first degree murder in the Delaware County Jail Mrs Hazelbaker arrested Thursday said she was involved in a plot with Key to kill his wife so we could get married police said Mrs Key mother of four was shot six times early Sunday near here as the couple retired from a reenactment of their wedding of 13 years ago Key drove in a car with a flashing red light forced him to stop stole his billfold and $200 then shot his wife State police said today they doubt Key count of the slaying because it lacks details furnished by Mrs Hazelbaker Detective George Allen said wach is tying to place the blame on the other Key was arrested Friday near Elizabeth town Ky after Mrs Hazelbaker told authorities she plotted with him to kill his wife
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Muncie
Ind
Ethel
Key
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Justice Department
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
National Association On of Counties
CAMS
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Negro Jackson High School
Jonesboro
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Lee Fen Tass
Edwin 5
Soviet Union
Henry
Bradsher
Moscow
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Ku Klux Klan
FBI
Klan
U.S.T
Louise 0. Charl
Seritori
Agricultural Management
Birm
Ingham
Communist Party
Wilkins
Rowe
Birmingham
Teamsters Union
Liuzzo
Selma
White House
Ess
George Reedy
United States
Leonid I. Brézhnev
Central Committee
Vladimir Novikov
Supreme Economic Council
Dmitry F. Ustinov
Secre
Brezhnev
Penn View Mountain
Route 22
Robert Dennison
Dennison
DeBiase
Ellis
U.S
Cusmmunint Etieck
Charles L. Wilbur Fr
State Sanitary Water Board
J. Beck
Susquehanna ‘River
Glen Alden Corp
Wilkes-Barre
Sanitary Water Board
Coal Company
William D. Henning
Allegheny County Sportsman’s League
Wa‘ter Board
Water Board
Wilbur
Scranton Administration
Henning
Commonwealth
Harvey Younker
Johnstown
J. A. Blackburn
Fastbourne
England
Blackburnm
of Mines and Mineral Industries
Otto N. Miller
Nora
Linn
Haglish
California
Eleliva
O. N. Miller
Younkes
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