Professional Pickets Still Out Of Work
Howard Rew promotes the Independent Order of Pickets in Richland as a formed union to organize professional picketing with benefits. LMSA and NLRB officials see it as a possible union while Rew argues existing unions mistreat pickets and would staff his group with portable facilities and high pay. He plans to quit his machinist job if active picketing work appears, noting dues would be unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland, Wash
Howard Rew
U.S. Department of Labor
IOP
Rew
Joe Davis
Washington State Labor Council
Davis
Labor Management Services Administration
Luanne Kneeland
LMSA
Seatte
James Sand
National Labor Relations Board
Seattle
Richland
Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council
Painters’ Union
Wash
Independent Union of
Tigers Given Birth Control Devices
Brookfield Illinois AP reports birth control has been tried on Bengal tigers at Brookfield Zoo to curb overpopulation. Two 14 year old tigresses, Chuma and Prem, have produced 44 cubs mainly by 11 year old Butch. doctors chose implants to prevent ovulation, lasting three years but removable if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield, II
Brookfield Zoo
Chuma
Prem
Butch
Daniel Laughlin
Repossession Feared Over Submarine Display in Omaha
A leader of Omaha's Military Historical Society warns the bank holding a $75,000 note on the decommissioned submarine Marlin may repossess the vessel displayed in a city park. Rodney Briggs says city official Robert Armstrong told him the city cannot cover the note due in September. Briggs is among six signers of the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Military Historical Society
Rodney Briggs
Robert Armstrong
Briggs
Hospital Births and Admissions Across Indiana Region
Indiana hospital register lists May 28 births for William Jones Homer City and Merle Gun ter, along with multiple admissions and discharges at Indiana, Punxsutawney, Latrobe, Dubois, and Kittanning facilities. Notable entries include Rose Bytnar, Dianna Jones, and Keith Staffen among many residents, with specific addresses and towns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
William Jones
Grant St
Homer City
Merle F. Gunter
John Ploweha
Sandra Kay
Gunter
Darving M. Riddle
Josephine Ave
Rose Bytnar
Grandview Ave
Dianna B. Jones
Keith W. Staffen
Blairsville
Margaret ©. Kral
Juniper St
Cornell Pearce
Hillsdale
Anna Marie Beni
Oak Lane
Cavy Nelson
Elva Olten
Salisburg
James FR. Armstrong
Ernest
Sarah C. Baker
Cherry Tree
Barbara Jean Barry
Water St
Mary Bender
S. Main St
Anson E. Boring
Black Lick
Ada M. Borland
Eugene Bukovsky
S. Seventh St
Bradley
Butterbaugh
Tirza Caldwell
Main St
Roxie £. Clawson
Jefferson Ave
Robert Allen Douds
Aultran
Bertha Elton Flynn
Church St
Neysha Elaine Fox
Worthington RD
Vito C. Johncola
Sharon L. Gambte
Balivar
Destry Palmer
Maple Avenue
Jacqueline Richer
Punxsutawney
Clara Sepa
David Lingenfelter
Dubois Hospital
Jennifer Bevak
John Cassebaum
Furrie Poerio
British Museum Buys Irreplaceable American Indian Collection
The British Museum bought an American Indian collection from Philadelphia anthropologist Dr. Robert Inverarity for an undisclosed sum. Inverarity, retiring as curator of the nautical museum, assembled pieces from Northwestern tribes. Sotheby Parke Benson official Richard Keresey called it one of America's finest collections, possibly worth up to 900000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Museum
Philadelphia
Robert Inverarity
Nautical Museum
Inverarity
American Northwest
Richard Keresey
Sotheby-Parke-Bennet
America
Canada
Somoza Urges West Point Honor System Retained
Nicaragua's President Anastasio Somoza Debayle urges that West Point keep its honor system despite a cheating scandal potentially involving up to 250 cadets. He attended a 1 gun salute at the U.S. Military Academy during the reunion of his 1946 graduation class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N.Y
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza Debayle
U.S. Military Academy
Winifred Muffley Dunworth Obituary Notice
Burial services for Winifred Muffley Dunworth formerly of Indiana were held Tuesday May 18 1976 from Collins Funeral Home Silver Spring Md Surviving husband Francis Dunworth two sisters Alma Muffley Zeigler Helen Muffley Ditch preceded in death by parents Frank and Clara Peace Muffley two brothers Guy and Ralph and one sister Mildred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Muffley Dunworth
Indiana
Collins Funeral Home
Silver Spring
Francis Dunworth
Alma Muffley Zeigler
Helen Muffley Ditch
Frank
Clara Peace Muffley
Guy
Ralph
Mildred
Promise Release Of Girl In Mexico City Standoff
Belgian ambassador reaches compromise with leftist kidnap gang over ransom for his 11 year old daughter Nadine Chaval. The group demands payment by a midnight deadline. officials disclose no deadline for release. Thousands in donations—from schoolchildren, diplomats, and locals—flow in as the family negotiates amid threats. Separately, obituary notes Pittsburgh area resident Fred J. Hanson, 65, a WWII veteran and security guard, dies. services planned in Cherry Tree with burial in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Andre Chaval
Nadine Chaval
Communist League
Miss Chaval
League
Fred J. Hanson
Pittsburgh
Barnesboro
John
Hildur Berghling Hanson
Hanson
Pittsburgh V.F.W
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Anna Johnson
Morgantown
W.W
Verner Hanson
Betty Sherwin
George Hanson
Melvin C. Gwin
Cherry Tree
Chloe Lefebvre
Pleasant Hill Church
Turtle In Love With Rock Sparks Odd Affair
CHICAGO AP The Darwin Station at Duncan Island Galapagos reports a turtle named Onan has fallen in love with a rock. Director Dr Craig Maclarland says the animal attacks the rock passionately and is the sole inhabitant of its crater home. He is in Chicago seeking funds of 150000 this year and 200000 in 1977 for the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Craig Maclarland
Duncan Island
Galapagos
South America
Onan
MacFarland
Comorrow's Suwrals Comorrow's Suwrals
Lula Eve Bonner obituary notes a service at 8 p.m. at Ferguson Helm Funeral Home Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner
Lula
Ferguson-Helm Funeral Home
Blairsville
Landslide traps 1000 in Luzon pass amid Olga floods
In central Luzon, at least 1000 people are trapped in at least 100 vehicles in Dalton Pass as storms and floodwaters from Typhoon Olga continue. The typhoon has killed 192 in 10 days, driven 1.3 million from homes, and hindered rescue by bad weather. International aid, including New Zealand and Japan, supports relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
The
Philippines
Luzon
National Disaster Control Center
Dalton Pass
Caraball Mountains
Jean Michel Goudstekker
League of Red Cross Societies
Calumpit
Goudstekker
Red Cross
New Zealand
Australia
Great Britain
Finland
Canada
Japan
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Subic Bay
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
John Albert Archibald and others transfer a Blacklick Township tract to John R. Reynolds and wife for 10 432 dollars. Pisone Construction Co Inc transfers a Burrell Township lot to George B Rittenberger gid is. Kovalchick Salvage Co and others convey a lot and dwelling in a Michael Warhol ie and wife transfer in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
John Albert Archibald
John R. Reynolds
Blacklick
Pisone Construction Co., Inc
George B. Rittenberger
Burrell
Kovalchick Salvage Company
Michael Warholie
Center Two
W. M. Campbell
Lester J. Shaffer
Raymond D. McNaughton
Paul J. Petras
Blaine Waltemire
Center
Anneth L. Sharp
Robert G. Huston
Samuel E. Dible
John Edward Tuorinsky
Armstrong
Timothy H. King
M. Lynette King
Grant
Peter Buss
John , Shanlis
Conemaugh
Robert EB
Trout
McDowell Cemetery
Green
Edward L. Thornton
Philip Zimmerman, Jr
Pine
Albert A. Corte
H. Keith Colvin
White
Blanche Croustour
John B. Zahornacky
Buffington
Tryp
Fred M. Julock
Dearaux Holdsworth, Jr
Mary Sebestyen Cornibert
Albert Cette
Samuel A. Setman
Stephen K. Sanderson
Second Ward
Indiana
Mary A. Ray
Joseph Merle Frye
Cherryhill
Anna Meleshenko
Jeanne Pecorl
Paul Owens Siford
Thomas D. Buterhaugh
Montgomery
Trwp
Roger R. Madgel
Craig French
Blairsville
Boro
Mercer Livestock Auction results and local notices
Mercer PA market reports show cattle and hog prices with steers 38.75 to 41.10, cows 26 to 33, bulls 35.60 to 39.00, calves and feeders varied, plus numerous land transfers and local notices including a tomb of the Unknown Soldier wreath lay and a Phoenix high school teargas incident with 78 treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Mercer
Barrows & Gilts
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Hospital Register
Earl W. Getty, Jr
Cherry Tree RD
Leslie Gottardi
Yatesboro
Ronald W. Hankinson
Harrison
Clymer
Jean A. Kissinger
Fifth St
Roxie G. Leasure
Pine St
Walter J. McCausland
Elderton
Anita Marie Miller
Keats
Salisburg Ave
Charles Winters
East Lane
Punxsutawney Admissions
Gertrude
Momyer
Rossiter
Hazel R. Keener
Mahaffey
Emerson B. Wright
Rochester Mills
Randall A. Peace
Karen
Greenwand
Coolspring
Charles Smith
Marion Center
Dan Fetterman
de Lanvey
Elizabeth Jones
W. Mahoning S$t
Bridgett Crosswaite
Punxsutawney RD
Shirley Styers
U00
W. Mahoning St
Lee Hospital
Terry Hill
Robinson
Latrobe
Linda G. Marsh
Bolivar
Nicholas J. Sracic
Blairsvile
George Nemcheck
Shirley Kellar
Mia
Alice Walter
Kittanning
Ruth E. Curry
Shelocta
Jim A. Skursky Jr
Dale J. Marshall
Beyer
Ramer
Britons Bay
Rock
Comorrow’s
Suwrals
Philippine
Mercer Livestock Auction
Jack H. Warren
United States
Washington Square
Independence Hall
Royal Regiment of Toronto
Mike Thurston
Phoenix Fire Department
Glendale Fire Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FDIC
Elderton State
Hank
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