Missionary Conference in Homer City
The Missionary Alliance Church in Homer City hosts a four day conference from April 1 to 4 with Rev. Paul Haagen three term missionary to India presenting slides. Evening services feature Miss K E Mack from Vietnam Rev Joseph Doty of Cambodia and Miss Agnes Brown retired missionary to Ecuador with a Sunday closing service. Harmony Four Quartet of Juneau provides special music each night. Rev George A Nagel invites all interested persons.
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Homer City
Missionary Alliance Church
Paul ©. Haagen
India
K. E. Mack
Viet Nam
Joseph Doty
Cambodia
Agnes Brown
Ecuador
Harmony Four Quartet
Juneau
George A. Nagel
Propose Pennsy Merger Continues After Hearings
Examiners Jerome KK Lyle and Henry C Darmstadter concluded that the overall benefits of the proposed merger clearly outweigh any harm not protected by conditions. They did not recommend including the financially troubled Erie-Lackawanna Railroad in the merged Penn.
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Fast Coast
Mississippi River
Examinera Jerome KK. Lyle
Henry C. Darmstadter
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Penn
Enna
Erie Lackawanna
Norfolk & Western Railway
Erie-Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Norfolk & Western
Examiners
Delaware & Hudson
Balt Tkake
Boston & Wwigine
Burt
Penn-Central
ICC
Pennsylvania-New York Central Transportation Co
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Chilean quake devastates towns near Santiago and mines
A strong earthquake west of Santiago left one dead and about 40 injured. In Nogales and other towns north of the capital, homes were destroyed or damaged and residents fled to the streets. Reports describe avalanches, mud and water flooding in El Cobre, and miners trapped in a sandpit near Quilfota. Police urged calm as rescue efforts continued at night.
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Santiago
Nogales
San Felipe
Los Andes
la Liqua
Cabildo
Ylapel
San Francisco
Chile
Quilfota
Llay-Llay
el Cobre
Eduard Simian
Vale Ey
Polish Offer To Industry In Steel Talks
Pittsburgh AP reports United Steelworkers President David J McDonald will present a package to the steel industry as a step toward a more efficient operation. A 12-man union industry negotiating committee will meet later today to finalize the economic package.
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Pittsburgh
United
David J
McDonald
42 Yank Planes In Viet Strikes
Saigon report: Forty two U S Navy fighters bombed Bach Long Island targets in North Viet Nam after a raid via the Gulf of Tonkin. The attack followed a prior strike the day before. The piece notes civilian casualties and evacuation stories from nearby villages and mentions broader shipping and political context in South and North Viet Nam as well as reflections on regional tensions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Bach Long Island
Gulf of Tonkin
Yuan Honorato
Skyhawk
Win Brothers
Juan
Itpsiani
Pune
Nugales
Cepia
Dr Schilling To Testify On Torrance Center Tours
Dr Schilling is set to testify about Torrance center care and patient load reduction. Some patients will move to Dixon State Hospital to ease pressure. Recent tours within two months highlighted conditions and spurred efforts to fix issues. A legislator said he was shaken by what he saw at Torrance.
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Torrance
Dixon State Hospital
Negroes Plan Move On Wallace In Alabama House
Alabama House Speaker Albert Brewer said a proposed resolution would charge governor Wallace with constitutional violations or incompetence. If the House votes yes, the Senate would hold a trial presided by the chief justice, and impeachment would require a Senate majority. Bevel predicted a new governor by Christmas and even an election by then.
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House
Alabama
Albert Brewer
Senate
Alabama Supreme Court
Bevel
Harrisburg Capitol Gridlock Prompts Call for Talks On Legislation
In Harrisburg a Republican Senate leader says Republicans and Democrats must sit down to avoid a stalemate as three months remain in the session. Senate Majority Leader Stanley G. Stroup says agreement between parties and with Gov. Scranton is essential to pass major legislation. House Democrats express willingness to negotiate while stressing the need for midterm harmony. The scene features talk of a $1264 budget, a school bus bill, and administration bills, with little sign of a quick resolution as committees in the House and Senate continue hearings.
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Harrisburg
Devave
Stanley G. Stroup
Senate
General Assembly
Stranton
Cuba
Smid
Stroup
Bedford County
Utu
Tui
Kernen Bo Lees
New Kensington Girl Held In Teen Shooting Case
A 11 year old girl in New Kensington is held as a suspect in the fatal shooting of 18 year old Robert E. Houser. Police said he was shot in the forehead in a neighbor's yard early Sunday.
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New Kensington
Robert E. Houser
Daniel
Jet Crashes After Hour Solo Flight
An unmanned Air Force F102 jet crashed in a farm area five miles east of Fair Play Missouri after more than an hour over western Missouri. Pilot bailed out around 12 000 feet near Hume Missouri and was unharmed. Aircraft veered across Clinton Warsaw Sedalia El Dora springs before heading southwest.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Fair Play
Springfield
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Here
Missouri Highway Patrol
Donald Feltey
Hume
Clinton
Warsaw
Sedalia
el Doraldo Springs
Air Force
Welcome to Bradway for Grissom and Young in NYC
Gray skies could not mask the hero’s welcome for Virgil Grissom and John Young as crowds lined Manhattan streets from Kay Guardia Airport to City Hall. Neon banners, bands, and a 50 member Army corps accompanied two open limousines bearing America’s first two man orbital team, with police, Marines, Navy bands, and guards in attendance.
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New York
Bradway
America
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Battery
Manhattan
City Hall
Kay Guardia
Jack Rankin
Queens
Florida
County to Increase Millage and Budget for 1965
County plan calls for higher millage and delayed tax revenue to fund a 1965 budget of 1,127,034 with 28,000 in increased expenditures for juvenile delinquency and crime control. Administration 467,530. judicial 160,969. corrections 129,130. county home and farm 173,195. child welfare 95,368. grants to hospitals 19,000. schools 15,600. and various smaller items. Last year expenditures reached 955,614 with 250,000 loan to cover current expenses. Surplus expected around 460,000 including a 200,000 building fund.
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Willard Home
Indiana
Indiana County
Humane Society
Glass Strike Ends With Acceptance
Union leaders accepted a new three year contract Sunday night ending an 11 day strike that idled 85 percent of the glass container industry. A spokesman said telegrams were sent to locals to return to work as soon as possible. About 32,000 union members struck March 18 and another 8,000 workers were idled.
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Atlantic
City, No
Glass Bottle Blowers Association
Larne Bank Haul In Connecticut
Waterbury branch bank in a mall was held up by an armed man who fled with 41 536 90. It was the largest Connecticut bank theft since last Sept 8 Ridgefield. Three customers were present as the robber vaulted the counter and ordered tellers to fill a bag. Bank president Harlan H Griswold supplied details. The robber escaped in a car.
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Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury
Ridgefield
Waterbury National Bank
Harlan H. Griswold
Griswold
Taylor Talks With Rusk on State Department Aide
Washington reports Maxwell D. Taylor expresses optimism about progress with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and top State Department officials during a day of talks. The discussions centered on improving cooperation and policy directions with the United States government.
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Ain‘batsader
Maxwell D. ‘Taylor
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
State Department
Obituary notices batch from March 1965
Obituaries list multiple deaths with ages and locations. Mrs. 7nf Keirn 73 dies at Shirey Rest Home Creeksville Road March 27 1965 born Diamondville 1891 survived by two daughters and siblings. Funeral at Bence in Clymer with Tuesday service. Also Wayne Hale Warer 34 fatally injured in bus crash near Klamath Falls Oregon. Born 1929 Bronkville son of Jerry and Lena. Survived by wife Joyce and many relatives. Wayne’s service details listed. Wayne James Wilson 52 of North Point died at Punxsutawney after hospital stay. Wife Catherine McCoy. Services pending with Robinson-Lytle and noted Marchand Cemetery.
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Keirn
Diesmondville
Shirey Rest
Creeksvile RD
Diamondville
Giles
Clara Sickenbergar Gibson
Dorald
Shearer
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Harry
Letha) Sherwin
Clymer
W. Hale Warer
Klamath Falls
Ore
Marchand
Greyhound
Bronkville
Jerry Hy
Lena Johns Huber
Huber
U. S. Air Force
Joyce Barker
Ason
Wate
Lena Huber
Wayne
Creekside R.D
Clarence Shaffer
Brookville
Jack
Punxsutawney
R.D
Fred Daugherty
Wilbur Huber
Smicksburg
Grace Huber
Anthony Dorr
Pomford
Raymond Poulin
Etna
Sherwood
Nette
Marchand Cemetery
Barry S. Brickell
West Mahoning Street
Banka Twp
Indiana Co
James
Margaret White Brickell
Brickell
Grace Barber
John W. Jenks Lodge
Coudersport
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Indiana
Gene Sellars
Buffalo
David
Schenkemeyer
George C. Culp
Oakland Cemetery
Torrence
Todd” Fisher
Advance
Creekside RD
Indian Haven
Jacob
Margaret Wissinger Fisher
Indiana County
Jennie Martin
Johnstown
Annie Fisher
Apollo
Clark Funeral Home
Elderton
W. E. Shaffer
Atwood, Cemetery
Morris Joseph Heffel
Finger
Samuel Heffelfinger
Ford City
Joseph
Caroline Reedy Heffelfinger
Armstrong Co
Heffelfinger
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Shay
Agnes Pearl Kunkle Heffelfinger
Ford City R.D
Richard Ebel
Church
Eldertoy
McClure Ex GOP Leader Dies After Long Career
John J. McClure a Chester County Pennsylvania Republican stalwart died Sunday from complications after a broken hip. He led Delaware County GOP and shaped state party politics for six decades. Messages of sympathy came from U.S. Senator Hugh Scott and Gov. Raymond Shafer.
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Philadelphia
John J. McClure
Chester County
Pennsylvania
U.S
Hugh K. Scout
Raymound P. Shater
William Scranton
McClure
Colorado
Burial Set For Dr. Faus On Tuesday
Dr. Faus, longtime Methodist leader born 1901 in St Marys, mixed career across Indiana Greensburg and Pittsburgh, died recently. He served as district superintendent after 1962, with pastorates from Madera to Wilkinsburg and Butler, and earned a Doctor of Divinity from Allegheny College in 1943. Survived by wife Louise Pointer, two daughters, two brothers, a sister, and three grandchildren. Funeral services planned in Greensburg with Bishop Middleton leading. Interment at Oaklan Cemetery in Indiana.
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Central Pennsylvania
Methodist Church
Indiana
Faus
Greensburg
Morthmont St
St. Marys
George W
Minnie Kitchen Faus
Louise Pointer
Oak Park
Ill
Pittsburgh
Madera
Matilda
Lakemont
Oakland
Mt. Washington
California
Mifflin Ave
Wilkinsburg
Butler
Blairsville
Ohio Wesleyan University
Drew Seminary
Madison
N. J
Allegheny College
H. Ralph Jones
Ann Arbor
Mich
Gary V. Ebert
W. Arthur Faus
Williamsport
Keeler Falls
Paris
France
Harrison Taylor
Radnor
Paul R. Seeman
Robinson- Lytle’s
W. Vernon Middleton
Pennsylvania
Bishop Middleton
Kenneth P Rutter
George A Mosers
Qaklan Cemetery
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Paul C. Naagen
Pennsy
Burios Town
Lehigh Valley
Chesapeake & Ohio-Baltimore & Ohio
Eastern Railroads
New York, Susquehanna & Western
Viet
Gazette
Stites al Lalup
Bach Lung
Red
China
Hainan Island
Lwo
Againland
Bach Keng
Nuve
Vhe
Hanoi
Hainats
North Viet
Republicas-controlled
Hes
Sik Fers
Nuh View News
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Torrance State Hospital
Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
Walter H. Morley
Gust L. Stemmler
C. L. Schmidt
John Kradel
Paul Suchko
Edward W. McNally
Wallace
Eerie
Sullivan County
Serandon
Prantvis R. Smith
Philaaus
Ape
Joseph Said
Brazil
National Geographic
Clouds Mask
Astronauts
Larne Bank
Connecticut
Taylor
Rusk
S. Richard Bates
Saltsbury R.D
Shone
Las T Robe
Leasure Ho
Gamble Bates
Me. Bates
Selesburg Baptist Church
Aina Buck Bates
Janes L
Richard P
Connie Dee
Paul B
Artie
Saltsburg RD
Hunter Funsetal Huge
Saltsburg
SU Pun
Richard Reyouldys
Dr. Faus
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