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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1961

Page

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Chosen For Space Trip Caps Ready Room

Weather at Cape Canaveral delays Shepard mission as NASA postpones Redstone launch beyond Thursday. Despite heavy cloud cover and the crew’s readiness, officials cite 48 hour recycle time with potential indefinite delay if conditions don’t improve.

Caps Shepard Redstone Naional Aeronauics and Space Administration NASA Mercury NASA Cape Canaveral Mercury Missile Test Center Moon Yuri A. Gagarin U.S Earth

Two Drivers Pair After Collision in Shelocta

State Police said at 1125 p m yesterday two drivers in Indiana County were treated in hospital for injuries after a collision at the intersection of Routes 422 and 156 in Shelocta. Ronald Evans 21 of Philadelphia Street Indiana and Elmer Sarver 25 of North Apollo were listed in fair condition awaiting x rays and tests. Vehicles sustained about 500 dollars damage each.

Shelocta Indiana Hospital Ronald James Evans Philadelphia $T Indiana Elmer L. Sarver North Apollo

Long Way To Get College Degree

Louisville AP report on 60 year old Frank Thomas earning a degree from Simmons University after three years of weekend commuting. He logged about 27000 miles traveling from Jenkins Kentucky to attend classes each Friday night while serving as a minister to two congregations.

Louisville Frank Thomas Simmons University Thomas Jenkins Kentucky

Cuban hijack forces US airliner landing in Havana

A US airliner en route from Marathon Florida to Miami was hijacked mid flight by a man calling himself Cofresi who ordered the copilot from the cockpit. The plane diverted to Jose Marti Field and later to San Antonio Field near Havana where the gunman was disarmed and taken away. Pilot Captain Francis X. Riley and passengers describe the tense, brief ordeal and the crew's calm handling of the emergency.

Pirate Cofresi Caribbean West Indies Mr. Cofresi Elpir Marathon Florida Key Francis X. Riley Miami Shores J. T. Richardson Jacksonville Havana Riley Kol Nigeria West Africa Jean War Christine Cuba Trujillo Castro Iernaentare Key West G. J. Stickney United States Stickney San Diego Inez Harlow Manitowoc Wis Jose Marti Field Marti Field San Antonio Field Cuban Air Force Base Cofresi Cofresl

Labor-Management Advisors Outline Plan To Boost Economy

A 21 member labor management advisory group urged Kennedy to pursue policies increasing production and consumer demand while reducing unemployment. They meet again in June to finalize proposals with Kennedy's economists, stressing training for new skills, retraining for displaced workers, and intact unemployment benefits during retraining.

Kennedy Norman Walker Washington White House Arthur J. Goldberg

Brethren Missionary Stover Kulp To Speak In Indiana

H Stover Kulp, Church of the Brethren missionary to Africa, will speak at an Indiana church on Saturday evening May 6 at 7 40 o clock. A native of Pennsylvania he taught and pastored in New Enterprise and Philadelphia. He studied at Juniata College University of Pennsylvania Hartford Seminary Kennedy School of Missions and the University of London. In 1922 he helped pioneer the Church of the Brethren Mission.

H. Stover Kulp Church of the Brethren Africa Indiana Kulp Pennsylvania New Enterprise Philadelphia Juniata College University of Pennsylvania Hartford Seminary Kennedy School ‘of Missions University of London

Brethren Missionary Leader Recognized For Africa Service

Stover Kulp led the Christian Council of Nigeria for two years and, in 1954, received the Royal African Society Medal for dedicated service to Africa. By 1960 the Church of the Brethren in Nigeria held weekly services in 290 places with 18,089 attendees on average, while the denomination total stood at 6,684 members.

Gan Nigeria Stover Kulp Christian Council of Nigeria Royal African Society Africa Church of the Brethren In

Shepard Ready For Space Journey Says He Is Ready

Alan Shepard, acknowledged as very bright by peers, faces the biggest challenge of his life as he is tapped for the space mission. He trained two years to ready his body and mind with expertise in astro nautics, astrophysics, fuels, guidance, meteorology and geography. He reported an overwhelming, resounding yes to being ready despite risks to life and sanity, and noted teamwork with five other astronauts. Born November 18, 1923 in East Derry New Hampshire, Shepard is a Naval Academy graduate and former test pilot who contributed to in-flight refueling tech and carrier landing research.

Shepard Glenn Ham John East Derry N.H Alan Naval Academy At Annapolis Navy

Sliver Pick Decides $10,000 Bremen Township Post

In Bremen Township Chicago AP H W Hal Hollwedel won a tie vote contest for the ten thousand dollar per year collector post by drawing the longest sliver from a flaw book held by township clerk Gladys Mickels, defeating incumbent James M Kennedy after both polled 5 623 votes in the April 4 election. A recount suit threatened amid vandalism at the township office on April 18. One of the world’s oldest bridge builders traces roots to Wilmington Ohio 1872.

Chicago H. W Hal) Hollwedel Bremen Township Hollwedel Gladys Mickels Posen James M. Kennedy

Five Pleads Guilty Before Judge Clark In Indiana County

Samuel Monroe Twigg of Clymer pleaded guilty to three counts of larceny for hubcaps valued at 38 dollars. He faces a 150 dollar fine or 90 days in jail, plus court costs. Irvan Stoker and Roy Conn admitted violations of mining and safety rules with fines. Stoker’s second charge was suspended on payment. Dallas Ober and Morrell Campbell pleaded guilty to firearm acts, Ober receiving 50 dollar fine or 40 days, Campbell similar. J Earl Lamonst noted as mine inspector.

Samuel Monroe Twigg Clymer A.D Edwin M. Clark Indiana County Clymer Area Oakley Davis R.D Delbert Montgomery Commodore R.D Irvan Stoker Lloydell Trojan Montgomery Township Forman Roy Conn Cherry Tree R.C. 2 Pennsylvania Stoker J. Earl Lamonst Dallas Elmer Ober Penn Run R.D. 1 Indiana Morrell Campbell Homers City R.C. 1 Ober

Choral Concert At Indiana Joint High Tonight

Tomorrow night the Junior Girls Chorus the Junior Mixed Chorus and the Senior Girls Chorus of Indiana Joint High present a concert directed by Eugene H. Thomas. The program starts at 3 15 p m in the high school auditorium with Patty Getty Karen Campbell and Debbie Park as accompanists for the three choirs. The program features folk songs cowboy ballads religious songs and contemporary pieces. Admission is fifty cents at the door with children under 12 admitted free. The public is invited to attend this annual event.

Indiana Joint High School Patty McGaughey Pat Skawahn Isabel Farnbaugh Karen Campbell Marie Manos Sharon Hickey Patty Getty Eugene H. Thomas Debbie Park

District Hospital Births and Discharges May 1 1961 Indiana region

District Hospital lists births in Lucernemines Homer City and Indiana areas for May 1 1961 including several families such as Sween ey Colgan Taylor Wallies and others. The report notes flying time amissions and quotes staff reflections on handling danger and family impact amid daily hospital life.

Indiana Hospital Robert A. Sweeney Lucernemines Glenn Colgan Charles Taylor Market Street Saltsburg Charles Wallies Sheloca R.D

Tax Collection Bill Approved By House Committee

The House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill allowing the government to withhold municipal income taxes from federal employees' wages. The measure now advances to the full House for consideration.

Washington House Ways and Means

Local Names List Attributed Incomplete Address Snippet

A fragmentary OCR list includes names such as Francis A. Greenawalt and Paul McGee Sr. with partial addresses in Lu cer nemines Aultman Black Lick Homer City Blairsville and other places. The text reads as a jumble of individuals and street numbers, lacking context or a clear event.

Francis A. Greenawalt Lu’ Cernemines Paul McGee Sr Aultman Ralph Shirley Black Lick Sarah Smith S. 7Th. St Indiana Mary Lee Rash Carson St Homer City Jackie Niel Alice F. Hillard Spring St Blairsville

Local Births and Admitted Names Across Communities

Births and admissions listed for various towns including Punxsutawney Glen Campbell Kittanning and Dayton. Entries note newborns, admissions of Andrew Brestovich Norman Winebark James Neely and others, with several households identified by road designations and spouses.

Punxsutawney Andrew Brestovich Juneau John Stamler Rossiter Norman L. Winebark James K. Neely Glen Campbell

Elizabeth Arrives For Italian Visit

Queen Elizabeth II of Britain lands in Rome for an official visit and sightseeing with Prince Philip. They travel from Naples on President Giovanni Gronchi's special train to Ostiense station, a Mussolini built stop once used for Hitler's 1938 visit.

Rome Elizabeth II of Britain Italy John XXII Prince Philip Naples Giovanni Gronchi Ostiense Benito Mussolini Adolf Hitler Fuehrer

Obituaries from Crawford area include Langham and Hamilton

Edward Langham 48 formerly of Clymer died May 2 1961 in Tadiana Hospital arrangements by Bence Funeral Home A complete obituary appears in Wednesday's Gazette Joseph Hunter Hamilton died May 1961 near Grove Chapel born May 24 1892 in Edgewood Pa worked as an engineer with the Pennsylvania Department of Highways and was active in many lodges clubs He leaves a wife children and siblings with funeral services and burial details noted Ruth Shuttleworth 65 of Clymer died May 1 1961 survived by husband son two daughters and siblings with services May 4 at Hence Funeral Home Indiana notes burial in Garden of the Good Shepherd Indiana Theresa Cecconi 70 of Homer City died April 30 1961 born March 22 1891 in Perugia Italy survived by six children with Requiem High Mass details and cemetery plans Macks of New Florence died May 1 1961 born Sept 4 1899 in West Wheatfield Township Indiana County noted as a World War I veteran with funeral Wednesday May 3 at 2 p.m. in Seward Morrone 60 East Pike Johnstown Memorial Hospital died yesterday formerly of Homer City a coal operator with Rosary and Mass details May 4 at St Bernard's Cemetery Mae Neal Black of Smicksburg died April 29 1981 details of viewing service and burial at Smicksburg’s Lutheran Cemetery with local funeral home arrangements

Edward Langham Clymer Tadiana Hospital Bence Funeral Home Joseph Hunter Hamilton At & A.m Indiana R.D Grove Chapel Edgewood Allegheny County George T Margaret Fuller Hamilton Hamilton R.D. 2 Blairsville Calvary United Presbyterian Church Pennsylvania Department of Highways Acacia Lodge LaHabra Cal Robert O Martha)Walter Lakewood Ohio Yoshiro Nancy) Tangi Rochester N.Y Margaret Chick Indiana R.D Minerva Hamilton Pittsburgh Hill Funeral Home Church Street Merle E. Porter Fee Homewood Cemetery Avada Lodge No. 355 Ruth Shuttleworth Harry Shuttleworth Indiana Hospital Brockway Melvin Mary Depp Himes Shuttleworth Shirley) Magas Waller Beth) Buhite Kittanning R. M. Himes Crenshaw Bernard Himes Tionesta William Violet) Kerry Rome Robert Lehman Garden of the Good Shepherd Greenwood Cemetery Theresa Cecconi North Railroad Street Homer City Perugia Italy Paul and Desidelia Nasoni Nello Mary) Luther Louis Jean) Paracea Gaetino Cecconi Mario Violet) Luther Rinaldo Paul Ceccani Rinaldo Ceccani St. Louis Catholic Lucerne Mines St. Louis Hallow Funeral Home St.Louis Lucernemines Ernest H. Mack New Florerence R.D Mr. Mack West Wheatfield Towneship Indiana County Harry Matilda Cline Mack United Presbyterian Church New Florence Cambria Lodge J. & A.M. Johnstown Mencher Post Johnstown Ida R. Gallagher Edmund Myrtle Briggs Pittsfield Mass Kenneth N. Gray Seward Roger H. Ruhman Bethel Cemetery Joseph R. Morrone East Pike Johnstown Memorial Hospital Domineck Carolina Valitutti) Morroine Bell Funeral Home James Brady St. Bernard's Cemetery Mae Neal Black Smicksburg Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Kittans Ning Donald S. Bowser Plumville Salem Evangelical Church John K. Timm

Theater Hosts Derby Drivers in 1981 Soap Box Derby

Indiana County boys entered in the 1981 Soap Box Derby will attend the evening showing of The Alamo at the Indiana Theater as guests of the theater. Derby officials ask parents to arrange transportation to and from the theater for the 7 p.m. showing.

Indiana County Derby Indiana Theater

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