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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1961

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Trapped Well Worker Rescued After Narrow Shaft Rescue

Burgess, a 17 year old worker for Southern Desk Corp., was trapped in a well near King George County. Rescuers drilled a new shaft and inched a tunnel to him as oxygen, coffee, candy bars, and sandwiches were lowered. He communicated through the night and was freed after about two hours. His family waited above as doctors monitored his condition.

Burgess Fredericksburg Lloyd Moss Ronnie Southern Desk Corp King George County Everett Henderson

Dauphin Co Vote Case Dropped

Washington AP reports the Justice Department closed the investigation into irregularities in Dauphin County May 16 special congressional election without action. The FBI found no evidence of tampering in voting machines though some misoperation caused jams. the race for mumma’s seat was won by John C. Kunkel with Kathryn Vanderslice as the Democratic nominee claiming votes were stolen.

Washington Dauphin County Justice Department FBI Department Civil Rights Division Walter M. Mumma John C. Kunkel Harrisburg Kathryn Z. Vanderslice

Crash Victim Satisfactory After Indiana Collision

James A Heilburn, 21, of Indiana R D 2, remained in satisfactory condition at Indiana Hospital after a Thursday evening crash at the Ninth Street Chestnut intersection. His vehicle was struck by a car driven by Joseph Mazza Jr., 54, who said he stopped at the Ninth Street stop sign and then entered the Heilburn auto, sending it into trees and a porch on the northwest corner.

James A. Heilburn Indiana R.D Indiana Hospital Chestnut and Ninth Streets Ninth St Heiliburn Auto Heilburn Auto

Slaying Suspect Confesses in Double Murder Case

In a Plainfield police case, Parks admits strangling Mrs Tyson after relations. Maxey is accused of killing Mrs Ewell with the Cadillac. Phillips says Parks claimed passion motive while Maxey denies seeing the women. Both men, reportedly intoxicated, were arrested after a patrolman noted a suspicious black 1951 Chevrolet. The abductions occurred after a party near Herm's Restaurant. taxi driver Wilbur Morris and officer Trembicki aided the investigation.

Ment Tyson Parks Maxey Ewell Phillips Wilbur Morris Ewell Auto Trembicki Plainfield Lide James Morris Mrs.Ewell

Advanced Atlas Test Succeeds

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP An advanced Atlas missile designed for heavier payload and greater range scored its second straight success on a 5000 mile test flight The night Friday marked further evidence that the Air Force has solved problems that beset the Atlas E rocket in early tests Five of the first six launches failed due to a faulty hydraulics system The system was modified and on May 2 an Atlas successfully flew the course The E rocket with built in inertial guidance and more powerful engines is being developed to deliver a nuclear warhead to targets up to 10000 miles away

Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force Atlas

Alumni Day Draws Over Two Thousand ISC Grads

Indiana State College marked its 86th Alumni Day with more than 2,000 graduates participating in activities across the campus in Indiana. Alumni leaders were elected and honored at the Fisher Auditorium luncheon, as new officers and emeritus scholars were named. The day included class meetings, open houses, a tea, and an evening alumni dance, with Baccalaureate and commencement events planned for Sunday.

ISC Indiiana State College Indiana Helen M. Brennan Fisher Auditorium Brennan Franklin H. George Pittsburgh General Alumni Association Ray Ankeny Audrey $. Graham Ankeny Kiski Valley Graham Marian Francis Johnstown Mary ‘Bagley Tri Township Mary L. Esch Arthur F. Nicholson Alumni Association Indiana Alumni Organization I Council of Alumni Associations of Falste Colleges of Pennsylvania Norah E. Zink George P. Miller Willis E. Pratt Richard J. DaBastiani Indiana State College Leonard Hall Rhodes R. Stabley Sutton Hall Student Union Collegium Musicum Cogswell Re Muskingum College New Con Cord Ohio

Kennedy's 44th Birthday Dinner Rally Becomes Party Show

About 6,000 Democrats attend a $100-a-plate celebration in Washington honoring President Kennedy's 44th birthday as part of efforts to rally support ahead of his Europe trip. Key figures including Vice President Johnson and Speaker Rayburn speak while the party aims to reduce its debt and project unity amid Republican attacks over spending and Cuba policy. Kennedy plans a global itinerary from Hyannisport to Paris and London with meetings with de Gaulle, Khrushchev, and Macmillan.

Jack Bell Washington Kennedy Lyndon 8. Johnson Sam Rayburn D-Tex Harry S. Truman Europe Hyannisport Mass Boston New York Cancer Fund Paris Charles de Gaulle Vienna Nikita Khrushchev Kennedys London Harold Macmillan Democratic National Mittee John M. Bailey Bailey Senate Everett M. Dirksen Ilinois Charles A. Halleck Indiana Fil del Castro

Pa official seeks priority for Raystown and five Delaware dams

Alan J. Sommerville of the Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters urged top priority for Raystown Branch Dam on the Juniata River and five Delaware River Compact dams. He presented data to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. The projects include Tuck Island Reservoir near Bushkill Trexier Beltzville Blue Marsh in Allentown Reading area and Frampton Reservoir in Wayne County.

Washington (Ap Alan J. Sommerville Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters Raystown Branch Juniata River Somerville National Rivers and Harbors Congress Pennsylvania Sommerville Tuck Island Bushkill Trexier Beltzville Blue Marsh Allentown-Reading Frampton Reservoir Wayne County

Teacher Awarded Trip For Studying Shakespeare Birthplace

Hazard Ky AP reports Emma B Ross longtime Hazard High School teacher will visit William Shakespeare birthplace in Great Britain. Former students donate a dinner gift of a trip and covering teaching expenses at a June 3 honor event.

Hazard, Ky Emma B. Ross William Shakespeare Hazard High School Great Britain

Tornado Rips Through Lancaster

A small tornado touched down in Lancaster causing injuries to three children and damaging homes and vehicles. A Lancaster Township Junior High School science teacher described the sky darkening and the wind lifting a child off the ground. Residents recounted shattered glass, a roof torn from a house, and cars driven away amid winds exceeding 100 miles per hour.

Lancaster Matthew Gregg Lancaster Township Daniel Bird Weather Bureau Tles

Erie Thruway Award Enables Sun Shine Parking Crew

Erie Pennsylvania AP reports the court ordered Sun Shine Parking Co of North East to receive 51004 dollars as compensation for property taken by the state for the Erie Thruway project. The award was handed down Wednesday by the county court, reflecting property acquisition for the highway’s development.

Erie, Pa Fne The Sunshine Parking Co North East Wednesday

Auditor and treasurer named to Pennsylvania cabinet

Thomas Z. Minehart and Grace M. Sloan, newly installed state auditor general and state treasurer, were added to Governor David L. Lawrence's cabinet to help set administration policy. Their Republican predecessors were not cabinet members. Both Minehart and Sloan are Democrats.

Harrisburg Thomas Z. Minehart Grace M. Sloan David L. Lawrence Charles (. Smith Robert F. Kent Minehart Sloan

Absentee Ballot Creates Tie In Narberth Race

In Narberth Pennsylvania the Republican primary produced a tie after one absentee ballot was counted. Karl Hoffman led with 543 votes, one more than incumbent tax collector Lulu McCartney, potentially triggering a decision on how to break the tie. The Montgomery County Board of Elections released no immediate plan.

Norristown Narberth Karl Hoffman Lulu McCartney Mcartney Montgomery County Board of Elections

Small Craft Warning Off Fla Coast

Florida east coast woke to squally weather that caused about $2 million in Broward International Airport damage. One man injured at Fort Lauderdale airport, 30 light planes demolished or damaged, 20 more affected. A trailer crushed a man near the airport. hospital care for chest and back injuries. Mackey Airlines planes destroyed or damaged. Sarasota reports glass and trees down. A waterspout hit Sarasota. Junior high schools expanded after 1910.

Fort Lauderdale Fla Florida Broward International Lee Wagener John P. Delaney Babylon Mackey Airlines Sarasota Gulf Coast Jampa

Hunger rides prompt national guard at airport and protests

The article recounts hunger strike tactics by integration leaders including Abernathy Shuttlesworth Walker Carter Tones and Lee amid recent sit ins in York County. Federal subpoenas seek riot records in Montgomery and Birmingham as guards protect travelers. Church leaders condemn mob violence and Maguire explains continued rides despite Kennedy’s call for a cooling off period.

Hhide South Abernathy F. L. Shuttlesworth Birmingham Wyatt Tee Walker Atlanta Clyde L. Carter Charles Tones Johnson A. Smith University Charlotte, N.C Bernard Lee Jones York County S.C Smith Yale National Guard Adj Henry V. Graham Robert Kennedy Montgomery George M. Murray Mobile God Christian Society Coffins Bond Maguire

Seven Thousand Take Peace Corps Exams Nationwide

In 350 test centers across the United States about 7,000 candidates sat for the first written Peace Corps examination. Examiners tested English, math, health, U.S. history and institutions, farming, and biographical data. Officials anticipate nearly 1,000 volunteers overseas or in training by year’s end, including engineers and educators to projects in Ghana, Nigeria, India, and the Philippines.

Washington Peace Corps U. S Civil Service Philippines Tanganyika Colombia Ghana Nigeria India Pakistan Burma Malaya Thailand

Salaried State Workers to Receive 5 Percent COLA Rise

Harrisburg AP reports the commonwealth will grant a 5 percent cost of living raise to about 70,000 salaried state employees at a total cost of $9 million. The final approval came from the State Executive Board, as part of the $899 million general appropriation fund signed by Gov. David L. Lawrence. Temporary agency heads and deputies are excluded from the increase.

Harrisburg Commonwealth State Executive Board Guv David L. Lawrence

Pace and Harris Obituaries From Pennsylvania Area

Obituaries note GIANCARLO PACE of Buffalo died May 26 1961 after surgery and awaiting he sons arrival from Germany. EDWARD V HARRIS of Indiana Pa died May 25 1961 at Mercy Hospital Johnstown age 51. Survivors include wife Mary Elizabeth Barkley Harris and eight children with several grandchildren. Funeral details list Beulah Baptist Church Indiana and Oakland Cemetery.

Giancarlo Pace Plyemouth Avenue Buffalo N.Y New York Pace Homer City Germany Edward V Harris Indiana R.D Mercy Hospital Johnstown John Elizabeth Tillman Harris Carbon Hill Alabama Indiana County Ernest, Pa Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company

Salvation Army Aid for the Needy and Deserving

The Salvation Army helps the downtrodden with food housing and support. It aids job seekers and recovering offenders through its shelters homes and counseling services. Disaster relief and Missing Persons Bureau efforts are highlighted along with community outreach and the Red Shield mission.

Salvation Army Salesvation Army Army Salvation Army Missing Persons Bureau Red Shield Indiana County United Fund

Pa Job Total Increases Nine-Tenths Percent

Harrisburg AP reports the number of Pennsylvanians employed rose by 26,100 to 4,193,400 between mid March and mid April. The gain, though larger than expected, leaves total employment 141,100 below April 96.

Harrisburg

House approves industrial funds and flood aid in Pa

Harrisburg AP reports the House approved new spending totaling 1 386 579 dollars for flood fat alities and industrial development to aid slum clearance. The measures, backed by 192 members, move to the Senate for action. In McKeesport a 95 year old woman Armintia Schneider was fatally injured in a fall while working near her home.

Harrisburg House Senate Wednese Waters Department Allegheny County

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