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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1965

Page

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Fowler discusses balance of payments and gold stock drop

Washington AP report on Secretary Henry H. Fowler first news conference. He cites improved but unresolved balance of payments deficit, a first quarter deficit of 3.787 billion, and a $60 million drop in total U.S. gold stock to about $14.353 billion. Also outlines four state contracts for armed forces medical rejectes counseling and referral services.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler U.S Foreler Fowler Welfare Department New Mexico Pennsylvania Texas The Public Health Service Anthony J. Celebrezze Minot N.D Federal Radiation Council

University Hearings Underway on State College Conversion

The college president asserts Indiana is the largest state college in Pennsylvania and among the finest for its student and staff quality. He says converting Indiana into a state university would not interfere with the State Board of Education's master plan for Pennsylvanian higher education.

State College Indiana Pennsylvania A. State ‘University State Board of Education Bienee Education Pennsylvana

Indiana State College as university in western Pennsylvania plan

Indiana State College president Dr Pratt argues for converting Allegheny County institutions to a university to spur economic growth in southwestern Pennsylvania. He cites 800 Allegheny County students at Indiana State College, proposes off campus centers in Punxsutawney and Kittanning, and urges local community colleges to broaden access for two years of study followed by a university pathway. He endorses forming a University of Pennsylvania or expanding existing schools to meet regional needs. Also notes converting IS College to a university could enable expansion of multiple schools and reflect metropolitan ties to Pittsburgh.

Indiana Indiana State College Allegheny County Pittburgh Pratt Pennsylvania Commonwealth Illegheny County Indiana State University of Pittsburgh and University Pennsylvania State Univer Commonwealth of' Sity Punxsulawney Kittanning Itlevals

Kentucky Mine Department to Brief on Safety for Agents

Intervention in Frankfort as Kentucky Department of Mines and Minerals to brief federal revenue agents on safety procedures for entering abandoned coal mines during investigations of illegal liquor stills. Commissioner Ambrose Mandt to lead May 24-25 sessions on avoiding traps suffocation and accidental explosions.

Frankfort Kentucky Department of Mines and Minerals Federal Revenue Ambrose Mandt

World powers fear spread of atomic bombs pact urged in Geneva

An American official says up to 20 countries could manufacture cheap atomic bombs within three years unless major powers curb spread. Names listed include India Pakistan Japan Indonesia Israel United Arab Republic and Sweden amid pursuit of an early disarmament pact at the 17 nation conference in Geneva. Premier Tshombe expands Leopoldville assembly as hurricane devastates East Pakistan city of Dacca killing hundreds and displacing thousands. The storm halts water and power services and closes university for 10 days.

London India Pakistan Japan Indonesia Israel United Arab Republic Sweden Johnson Wa Sumghing Geneva France Leopoldville East Pakistan Dacca

Marines push back Viet Cong in flooded delta clashes

A government battalion and air support repelled a Viet Cong force after a helicopter airlift. Two Vietnamese companies moved in, and by late afternoon a reinforcement battalion arrived. Two VC battalions were pinned down before four air strikes with napalm routed the Reds. A Marine death toll reached 974 since September 18.

U.S Philip Stevens McLean John Brown Beverley Mass

Vote Rights Bill Under Attack in Senate Vote

Senate votes today on an Ervin amendment to the voting rights bill aimed at preserving uniform voter qualifications. In Pittsburgh AP dispatch, Jesse Carter, 56, of Hill District faces grand jury action on a murder charge amid broader constitutional questions.

Washington Senate Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N,c Pittsburgh Jesse Carter Hill Kensto U.S Windsor Cactia

British JFK Memorial Dedicated

An amid May heat ceremony near Magna Carta’s site marked Britain's memorial to the late President John F Kennedy. Queen Elizabeth II led the dedication as Kennedy’s widow and family joined officials in presenting the Portland stone monument to the public. The event honored Kennedy’s legacy to millions who admired his leadership and youthful vigor.

England Queta Elizabeth JI Mia John F. Kennedy Britain Kennedy William Kennedy Caroline Triborough Bridge John F. Jr Koran Nathan Robert Fig Edward M. Kennedy Stephen Verrazano Nar Smith Peter Lawford Rons Briden

Unusual Libel Case Underway Amid Dominican Crisis

A libel suit opens in federal court amid Dominican Republic turmoil. The case centers on a phonograph recording claimed to falsely portray a Steelworkers Union official and a campaign in a medical resources dispute. The turmoil involves rebels and air attacks on Santo Domingo and comments by junta leaders and U.S. officials.

Mibert “Barreras Elias Wessin Y Wessin San Ioldro Dominican Republic Carlita Jacques Jose Ivan Radio Santo Domingo Santo “Domingo U.S Jet Steelworkers Union American Medical Resorse Fiom

Indiana Borough Police Probing Typewriter Theft

Indiana Borough police investigate the theft of two IBM electric typewriters from the Weather Building on South Seventh Street. One typewriter valued at $500 was taken from Attorney Alan Holsinger’s office, with another similar model missing from the Indiana County Tuberculosis Society office in the same building. Police seek witnesses who saw anyone carrying a typewriter last evening, as several other offices were entered but yielded no losses. The theft likely occurred between 5:30 and 6 p.m.

Indiana Borough South Seventh St Gatt Alan Holsinger Indiana County Tuberculosis Society

Boston conference lapses as car with weapons stolen

Connecticut State Police executive officer Major Les lile Williams attended a Thursday night law enforcement conference in Boston. During the event his unmarked state police car, carrying a loaded .32 caliber revolver and a .30 caliber U S Army carbine with 100 rounds, was stolen from a nearby parking garage.

Boston Leslile Williams Connecticut State Police

China marks successful nuclear test and defense aims

China declares the test a triumph for socialist construction and Maoist thought, congratulates the PL A commanders and all personnel involved. It states nuclear weapons serve defensive purposes, opposes US threats, and supports a summit for complete prohibition and destruction of nuclear arms.

Mao Tze-tung Central Committee Communist Party of China State Council People's Liberation’ Army China United States People’s Republic of China

District Hospital Register Indiana May Births and Admissions

May 13 births list Mr and Mrs Joseph W. Butterbaugh a boy and several other newborns including Maynard Jarvie Commodore girl and Jammy Hall Dayton boy. Admissions include Mrs Dolly Kerr and numerous residents across Indiana Avonmore Homer City Blairsville Seward Clymer and nearby towns. Discharges include Walter Goss Thomas Merl Love Ernest and others from Indiana and Coral and Marion Center areas.

Indiana Hospital Joseph W. Buterbaugh R.D Indiana Maynard Jarvie Commodore Jammy L. Hall Dayton Dolly Kerr Water St Louise N. Woolweaver Virginia - Barclay Penal Run Jonas Miller W. Elm St Homer City Florence Donahey R. D Glen Campbell Ernest Vargo T. Rheadler Avonmore Sandra Jean Taylor Glass St Elizabeth Billie) Downler 7Th St Pamela Moffat Box Heilwood Mia Anna Camp Blairaville James Gunter Seward Deborah Sivulich E. Wylie Howard L. Peak Lucernemines Gerald W. Ball Dixon Rd Clymer Walter Goss Fifth Ave Thomas Merl Love States Rest Home Albert Petrosky Mazza St Anna Dahlquist Ernest

Obituaries from Indiana County and Blairsville area

Several Indiana County residents die in May 1965 with services planned at local funeral homes. Annie Beatty Malcolm of Pittsburgh. George A McCurdy of Blairsville. Mary Matilda Snyder of Indiana County. multiple survivors listed including spouses and children. Services at Speers Shoemaker Robinson Lytle and burial in Oakland and Blairsville cemeteries.

William M Annie Beatty Malcolm Pittssburgh Pittsburgh Speers Funeral Home Chartiers Ave Sheridan Oakland Cemetery Indiana George Alexander Mc. Icurdy Dunn Avenue Blairsville Indiana Hospital William A Adelia White McCurdy Blacklick Township Indiana County Mary M. Mitchell George W Derry John R Raymond Dorothy Jane) Plasman Avanel N. J William K Mary) Miller Leroy Rebecca) Jone William Rose) Oaks New Derry George Rman Miller James Elsie) McDonald Latrobe Lawrence Patricia) Albright Youngstown Ohio Samuel Edith) McCurdy Josephine Shoemaker Funeral Home Blairaville Edward G. Gunder Blairsville Cemetery Mary Matilda Snyder John P. Snyder Indiana R. D Lee Hospital Johnstown Brush Valley Findley Malinda George Fetterman George Porada Alverda Norman jHenry R. D Sidney Stella) Mack Mable Rhine R.D Malinda Margaret Ruth Viola Robinson -Lytle’s United Presbyterian Cemetery

Latrobe Births and Notices

Latrobe area birth and discharge notices show Mr and Mrs Charles B Kelly Saltsburg welcomed a son on May 12. Rudolph Dobesh of Saltsburg is listed. Diane R McIntyre Shelocta RD with June R Boyer Rural Valley. Sandra E Orr Dayton. Laura M Weaver discharged from Kittanning RD 5.

Latrobe Charles B. Kelly Saltsburg, Son Rudolph Dobesh Saltsburg Kittanning Diane R. McIntyre Shelocta R.D R. Boyer Rural Valley Sandra E. Orr Dayton Laura M. Weaver Kittanning R.D

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