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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1967
Page
1
Federal grant aids Penn State management center
A Penn State management assistance center will keep operating with a 99951 grant from federal Economic Development. The center, started in Pottsville in 1965 with Area Redevelopment funds, moves to Altoona to serve Bedford Blair Cambria Fayette Greene Huntingdon Somerset counties. It offers employment services and aims to connect job seekers with employers. Register at the local employment office. the office will stay open while helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Bedford
Blair
Cambria
Fayemployment
Ette
Fulton
Greene
Hunting
Don
Somerset
Shafer Hops Across State In Vote Push
Governor Shafer carried a constitutional revision message across Pennsylvania urging independents to vote yes in the May 16 primary on nine questions. In Pittsburgh he asked Republicans to back the effort and support Philadelphia Atty. Arlen Specter for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Shafer
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Republican Organization
Atty
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
GOP
Internal Affairs
John K. Tabor
Robert P. Casey
Milton Jui Shapp
Troops Set For Re-Call To Europe
Washington reports two U S Army brigades slated for return to Europe within about two weeks after an emergency summons. Four Air Force squadrons could fly back and be combat ready in 10 days or less. The plan aims to show rapid U S response while keeping two brigades of the 24th Infantry Division ready in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Germany
Europe
U.S
United States
Air Force
Germany
Defense Department
Associated Press
North Atlantic
Treaty Organization
Western Europe
24Th Infantry Division
Pentagon
Minister Utilizes Magic at Dinner Speaker for Fellowship Event
Child Evangelism Fellowship hosts a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p.m. in the Community Center Philadelphia and Ninth Street Indiana. Rev Ralph Burns Johnsiena pastor of Grace Brethren Church Geistown acts as speaker and presents magic rocks along with child evangelism MASSUPE. Special music by the Burns Family Trio. Reports from Cool News Club teachers and a county work update will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ninth St
Indiana
Ralph Burns
Grace Brethren Church of
Cool News Club
State Salary Benefit Plan Reactivated by Shafer
Harrisburg AP The Governor's Committee on State Employe Legislation was reactivated Thursday by Gov Shafer to draft plans for improved state salaries and benefits. Shafer said upgrading state personnel operations is needed to help the commonwealth compete with industry and other jurisdictions for desirable employees. Joseph H. Kelly Jr. was named chairman, with Arthur F. Sampson Hugh Flaherty and C Hershel Jones among the members of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shafer
Commonwealth
Joseph H. Kelly Jr
Arthur F. Sampson
Hugh Flaherty
C. Hershel Jones
Civil Service Commission
Out-of-state Aid to Private Med Schools Debated
Harrisburg lawmakers urge ending state aid for out-of-state students at private Pennsylvania medical schools. Rep. Eugene J. Gelfand and Rep. Edward W. McNally say up to 3900 per out-of-state student is too high as four Philadelphia area colleges push for 7.1 million dollars total for 1967-68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House - Senate
Pennsylvania
Eugene J . Gelfand
Philadelphia
Edward W. McNally
Philadelphia Area
University of Pennsylvania
Hahnemann, Jefferson and Woman’s Medical Colleges
Gelfand and McNally
Tri-State
United States Marine Corps
University of ‘ ‘Pittsburgh
T P.m. Westinghouse
Memorial _ High
Marine Corps
University of Pittsburgh
March of Dimes Indiana County chapter honors veterans and appoints board
Mrs Simpson honored for 25 years of service as three new directors join the Indiana County Chapter of National Foundation March of Dimes. W Thomas Malcolm presided as Chapter Chairman paying tribute to deceased member Anna St Clair Simpson. New board members include Mrs Anna St Clair Simpson honored, Mrs William Haines and J Richard Sabo from Indiana, and Mrs Thomas Orr from Homer City for three-year terms. Reappointed for three-year terms were Mrs J Q Trainer and Mrs Donald Yourd of Indiana, and Norman Richardson of Clymer. Executive committee members for 1967 68 include Mrs Louis Nocco Homer City and Monroe Mahon Indiana along with other listed officers. Total revenue reported stood at 15169 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thomas Malcolm
Anna St. Clair Simpson
William Haines
J. Richard Sabo
Indiana
Thomas Orr
Homer City
J. Q. Trainer
Donald Yourd
Norman Richardson
Clymer
Louis Nocco
Monroe Mahon
Jare Mesdames W
Dwight Armour
Paul Barber
Clarence Brown
Richard Lubold
Warren Waidelich
Lenore Byers
Donald Brody
Robert Fleming
J. Anthony Graff
S. Trevor Hadley
R. McKay Lytle
Ralph L. Smith
Ronald Johnston
John Merlo
Myron Kok
Helen Repine
Francis Startori
William McMillen
Blairsville
Thomas Hadden
Saltsburg
Seward Bence
March of Dimes
John Wydro
Western Pennsylvania
National Foundation
The
United States
Visiting Nurses Set Up Board Directors in Indiana County
Indiana County Visiting Nurse Association incorporators elected a board of directors including Dr. Daniel Bee Edwin M Clark Miss Grace Beers Mrs Leena Shank Mrs Mary Janel avornik Mrs Jane Fetterman Larry Contrucci Lyle Putt Ray Calhoun Miss Bernice Leslie Miss Phyllis Goethius Mrs Winifred Hoover Gerald Esposito Mrs Ralph Waldo Leonard Abrams Norman Richardson Clymer Leonard Wall Saltsburg J J Mancuso Penn Run Albert Raleigh Rossiter Dr Herbert L Hanna Blairsville Dr Bee named to Sart of the Board The officers selected were Norman Richardson first vice president Mrs Shank second vice president Bernice Leslie secretary and Ray Calhoun treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Visiting Nurse Association
Daniel Bee
Edwin M., Clark
Grace Beers
Leena Shank
Mary Janel ‘Avornik
Jane Fetterman
Larry Contrucci
Lyle Putt
Ray Calhoun
Bernice Leslie
Phyllis Goethius
Winifred Hoover
Gerald Esposi
Ralph Waldo
Leonard Abrams
Indiana
Norman Richardson
Clymer
Leonard Wall
Saltsburg
J. J. Mancuso
Penn Run
Albert Raleigh
Rossiter
Herbert L. Hanna
Blairsville
Dr. Bee
Richardson
Shank
Calhoun
Wee Visiting Nurses Association Board
Indiana County Visiting Nurses Association
Leona Shank
Daniel H. Rees
Raymond Calhoun
Gazelle
Bechtel
Australian stowaway meets U S shipmate in Long Beach
Sandra Hilder, 20, from Long Jetty Australia, secretly boarded the US Navy cruiser Long Beach in Sydney. She flew to Los Angeles to meet Coast Guardman Bernard Bud Brewer, 23, aboard his Glacier assignment. They greeted with hugs and a playful spanking before planning talk, with Hilder saying she is too young to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast
Bernard
Bud) Brewer
Sandra Hilder
Brewer
Australia
Long Beach Independent
Press-Telegram
U.S. Navy
Long Beach
Sydney
California
Bud
Coast Guard
Glacier
Hilder
Miss Hilder
Los Angeles International Airport
Los Angeles
Long Jetty
New South Wales
Antarctic
New York
Hassle Over LBJ Labor Plan Faces House Clash
Washington AP reports House Commerce Committee members prepare for a stormy session Tuesday as they take up President Johnsons plan to block a threatened nationwide rail strike. A five member board would mediate with a compulsory settlement after 90 days. unions oppose as compulsory arbitration while railroads seek broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Johnson
Harley C. Staggers
Congress
Staggers
West Virginia
Senate Labor Committee
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Jennings Randolph
Randolph
Morse
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
New York
GOP
Obituaries of Indiana County figures in May 1967
The notice lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements, detailing Guy Pratt Davis 78 of 667 South Sixth Street Indiana died May 4 1967 at Indiana Hospital. Eleanor L Close Fogarty 27 Butler died May 4 1967. Edwin S Leamer 61 Cherry Tree R D died May 4 1967. Isador R Cohen former Clymer resident died April 28 1967. Lillian P Coon Indiana died May 4 1967. Mary Wainwright 75 Punxsutawney died May 4 1967. Herman Young 73 Verona died May 4 1967. The notices include birthplaces, family relations, church roles, memorial funds and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Pratt Davis
South Sixth Street
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Potsdam
N. Y
Willam Bradley
Gertrude Pratt Davis
Davis
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Harriett Farr Daviains
Robert Singleton
Donald Sharlan
East Ridge Cemetery
Westover
Staten Island
N.Y
Donald Davis
New York
Oute
Eleanor L
Fogarty
Butler
Robinson - Lytle’s
Oakland Cemetery
Harriet Farr Davis
Edwin S. Leamer
Cherry Tree
R. D
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Cambria County
Ira
Ada Shepherd Leamer
Calvary Church
East Ridge Cemetery Association
Isador R. Cohen
Clymer
E. Mt. Airy Ave
Philadelphia
Mr. Cohen
J. Cohen
Freda
Harriet Thatl
Plymouth Meeting
Dorothy Bernstein
Silver Spring
Mary Wainwright
Punxsutawney
Adrian Hospital
Allegheny
Antone
Ida Bracker
Isaac Wainwright
Church of God
Margaret Holenbaugh
Buffalo
Allen
Ralph
Bufffalo
Glenn
Frank
Punxsutawmney RD. I
Pifer
Ralph W. Hatch
Bowers Cemetery
Herman Young
Verona
Canoe Twp
Indiana County
Joseph
Jeannette Sunderland Young
Sarah Linpenfelter
Conrad
Will ‘Iam
George
Canoe Two
Olie Cochran
Rossiter
Committee Unmoved By Dodd Plea
Washington AP reports senators on the ethics committee remained unmoved by Sen. Thomas J. Dodds defense plea against censure for financial misconduct. The panel had faulted him for double billing travel costs and for using at least 116000 in campaign funds for personal benefit. A censure vote is expected within about two weeks with senator Long opposing the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poenty Hy Crutzer
Kittanning
D. 5
John F. Fabian
Yates- Washington
Ethel L. Johnson
Senate
Lowry St
Dodd
Long
Parker Republicans Vie for Parker Mayor Seat
Parker Pennsylvania two Republican councilmen Lewis Buzard and Samuel A Jordan seek the May 18 primary to succeed a Democrat as mayor of the state smallest city. Parker with 1960 population 945 was incorporated in 1873. The winner faces no opposition in September unless a Democrat is nominated by write in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker, Pa
Han Idling
Pennsylvania
Lewis Buzard
Samuel A. Jordan
Parker
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Matt Meyer
World Journal Tribune
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Manhattan
New York Times
New York Daily News
Herald Tribune
Gazette
Robert Layman
Mrs. Simpson
National Foundation —March of Dimes
Rustic Lodge
Henry Mitchell
East Elm St
Beau
Calif
LBJ
Learmer
Eleanor Young Leamer
Zenopia Youny Mich
Inez Lloyd
Hastings R. Dy
Naomi Buterahaugh
Akron
Roy
Hastings R. D
Thomas
Cherry Tree R. D
Pyott Funeral Home
Burnside
Hamilton
Leota Weaver
Toledo
Ohio
Benca
Robert Marsh
Hamilton Cemetery
Jefferson County
Lillian P. Coon
North Point
West Mahoning
Tnp
John H
Laura McClelland Coon
Miss Coon
First Methodist Church
Peeler Bible
WSCS
Langham
Peeler
George Fell
L. M. Peeler
Joseph W. Serene
R. Carlyle Fee
Clair
Mina) Getty
William
Florence) McConnaughy
Wilcox, Ariz
Robinson-Lytle’s
Macklyn E. Lindstrom
D.D
Committee
District Hospital Register
Andy J. Kobak
St. Sagamore
Rose M. Benamati
W. Elm St
Wiliam T. Watt
Sheloca
Charles Swearingen
School St
Rita Duncan
Barclay’ Rd
Homer
City
Mary Sosnick
Box
Georges
Fred Rising
Indian Haven
Ndiana
Catherine G. Redding
N. Bth
George A. Sharp
Aultman
Dan Mantini
First St
Walter D. Black
Marion Center
Steven Howard Upholzer
Shirley Dr
Calumet City
Earl McFarland
Nettie Zack
Grace Kowchuck
Ira B. Reithmiller
Commodore
Martha Pounds
Jefferson St. Clymer
Ralph Bernard Stadtmiller
Creekside
Lisa Jean Powell
Becky Hampton
Glen Campbell
Richard Lightcap
John Harchard
Ronald Smith
Glen Cambell
Andrew Holeva
Charles T. Perry
Kittanning R. D
Mary R. Rearick
Rural Valley R. D
James Salvatico
Sagamore
Genevieve G. Shoop
Rural Valley
Latrobe
Scott Davis
Jacqueline E. Chavis
Indigna
Ellen Barnhart
Paul C. Platt
Pat Pets
Ann Zedick
Charles E. Kirkland
Little City
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