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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1967

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Naval Crisis Deepens as Egypt Jordan Pact Grows

Major powers mobilize as Israel faces broader blockade threats. Iraq reports troops moving toward Egypt to counter a growing Israeli buildup. Jordanian Parliament hails the Egypt Jordan defense pact as a step toward Palestine liberation. Nasser and Hussein sign a five year renewable mutual defense pact in Cairo, pledging combined forces against Israel. Western navies discuss escorting Red Sea shipping while urging diplomatic settlement. The United States and United Kingdom weigh options as Soviet and Turkish naval movements mix with Red Sea tensions.

Hussein Jordan Iraq Baghdad Egypt Syria Israel Amman Palestine Verdusanov Bosporus Strait Command William T. Martin 6Th Fleet United States Lawrence R. Geis Red Sea Britain Gulf of Aqaba Strait of Tiran Gulf Elath London Gamal Abdel Nasser Hermes Aden U.S Royal Navy Mediterranean Adm. Martin Intrepid Suez Canal Vietnam Martin Middle East America Saratoga Crete Adm Geis Nasser Cairo

Indiana Evening Gazette Subscription Rates Notice

The Indiana Evening Gazette lists daily publication with omitted Sundays and legal holidays. It shows subscription rates by mail within and outside the county, including yearly prices and mailing details for Indiana Pa. 15701.

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Judge Clark Delivers Sentences in Indiana County Cases

Indiana County Judge Edwin M. Clark sentenced five men who pled guilty to larceny tied to a June 28 1966 theft at A&P Coal Co property. Ronald Edwards James Edwards Edward Osborne Steve Maygar and James Osgood face fines restitution costs and two years probation.

Edwin M. Clark Indiana A & P Coal Co Indiana County Ronald Edwards Glassport James Edwards Clarksburg Edward Howard Osborne Pitcairn Steve Maygar James M. Osgood Wall Barrish Indiana RD. 4 James William Patterson Cherry Tree R.D Seph Mack Ruben Chester Penn! Run William Franklin Byers Church St Lawrence Thomas Stiffler Walnut St Allegheny County

Two Injured As Car Hits Truck Wall

Two people were injured Monday afternoon when a car driven by William Yeager 35 of Punxsutawney collided with a northbound truck driven by Bruno Farbo 26 of Walston near Route 38 one mile west of Punxsutawney. The car struck a guard rail and a concrete wall at Starlite Drive. Both Yeager and passenger William Bair 34 of Rossiter suffered facial lacerations and were treated and released. Damage: truck $200, wall $100, car destroyed.

Punxsutawney William Yeager Punxsutawney R.D William Bair Rossiter Bruno Farbo Walston Route 46 jStarlite Hearer

Dirigo the First U S Steel Sailing Ship Sunk by U Boat

Fifty years ago today the Dirigo a 312 foot steel sailing ship built at Bath Maine was sunk off the Cornwall coast by a German submarine while on a voyage that began with barley cargo for Sweden in 1915. The Dirigo launched in 1894 and later served under flag and court action before meeting its end near England.

Don Guy Bath, Maine Atlantic United States Cornwall Englank Dirigo State of Maine Jack London Bath New the York Pacific Seattle Sweden Neuutral Scotland Britain

Shooter's Paradise Gunshop Blast Kills Seven in Shamokin

In Shamokin Pennsylvania a gunshop named Shooter's Paradise exploded after a test firing of a .45 pistol. Seven people were killed, including proprietor Donald F. Hane and five others. six others were injured. Harrisburg visitor George Mioff, 24, remained in serious condition. William K. James, 24, of Harrisburg died Tuesday. The blast ignited gunpowder and ammunition stored in the cinder block shop.

Shamokin Harrisburg Sunbury Community Hospital George Mioff Mioff William K. James Hartisburg Potter County James Donald F. Hane Hane

Foyt Captures Indy 500 In Dramatic Finish

A record crowd saw A.J. Foyt win the 1967 Indianapolis 500 after a dramatic final near miss by Jones turbine car. Al Unser finished second with Joe Leonard third as a multi-car pileup halted the race. The field included Hulme, McElreath, Hulse, Bobby Unser, Veith, and Williams, amid a long caution period and a total time just over an hour and four minutes.

Scotland Jim Clark Jones Foyt al Unser Albuquerque N.M Joe Leonard San Jose Calif Denis Hulme New Zealand Graham Hill England Sam

Hostess Lady Harlech Dies After Car Bus Crash

Harlech Wales AP Lady Harlech 45 die in ambulance after car and bus collide on a curve near the family estate. Her husband Lord Harlech 49 former UK ambassador to Washington 1961 65 and later Conservative deputy leader in the House of Lords.

Harlech Wales Washington John F. Kennedy Sir David Ormsby Gore Kennedy Lord Harlech House of Lords British Board of Film Censors Baron Harlech Sylvia Thomas Hugh Lloyd Thomas France

Communion Wine Due For Catholics

Vatican announces new Eucharist rules allowing lay Catholics to receive wine during communion starting August 15. Past practice restricted wine to the priest. changes permit various lay groups and enable wine only reception for the ill who cannot receive bread. Pope Paul VI approved the regulations drawn by the Vatican Congregation of Rites and aligned with Vatican II liturgical changes.

Vatican City Vatican Congregation of Rites Vatican Ecumenical Council Paul VI Christ

Watch Food Freezer Line For Safety

Harrisburg AP Pennsylvania consumers are advised not to buy frozen foods stocked above loud lines in market freezers. Leland H Bull state agriculture secretary said lines are red or black with warnings do not place frozen foods above this line. Regulations require zero or colder temperatures and proper stocking above the line to keep foods safe nutritious and appetizing.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Leland H. Bull Bull

Obituary Laura H. Bowser of Homer City dies at 69

LAURA H. BOWSER 49, of Homer City R D 1 Luciusboro died May 30 1987 at Indiana Hospital Born Sept 7 1917 in Johnstown daughter of Elmer and Annie Brown Survived by two sons Theodore E Luciusboro James E US Army Vietnam five brothers and sisters and two grandchildren Friends will be received after 7 pm today at Askew Funeral Homer Homer City with services at 2 pm Friday Rev Merle Weimer officiating Interment in Benshoff Hill Cemetery Johnstown

Laura H. Bowser Homer City R.D Luciusboro Indiana, Hospital Johnstown Elmer Annie Brown Theodore E James E U.S. Army Vietnam John Millie Ernest William Elizabeth Alice Diamond Smelik Michael W U. S. Army Ger Howard Rose Ann Charles D Inj Olson Michigan Suzy Martin Kathryn Gerard James B Pittsburgh Andrew Ernest Bangratz Jersey Michael E. F. Hardhelroad Euclid Qhin Steve Ilnran Stoday T.D. Turner Wilkinsburg Gwin Cherry Tree Mt. Zion Methodist Church New Washington Dee Rede Max E. Oravec Warrren Mich Starford Detroit Albert Sara Tomayko Oravec Mr. Oravec Sacred Heart Church Roseville Inf Edward Anthony Joanne) DeCarlo St. Bernard Cemetery Indiana Mike Spondike, JR Indiana Hospital Iselin Mike Mildred Heard Spondike McIntyre Ann Jane Nichol Spondike Michael D Robert Marcia) Ginter George Clarksburg Hawaii Violet) McPherson Torrance Calif Ned Mildred) Griffith Ruth Spondike Robinson Lytle's R. Ward Holder Greenswood Cemetery Helen E. Stall Boyer Kittanning Frank Margaret Fulton Stull Rural Valley Austin C. Boyer Charles R Mercer RD Bernard B Eleanor N Elderton Alton Alma) ‘Willyard Kittanning R.D Calvin Alice) Mohney J Leeper Leonard Elma) Bennett Stoystown R.D Kenneth M. Stull Irene Hooks Carson Funeral Home Burral Valley Dessie Adrian Harry Carl F New York City John L Richard R. Keith M Paul Gloria) Demtich Edwards Funeral Home Everett C, Ake Harrisburg Indiana County Glen Campbell Clymer Ake Pines John Oil City Our- St. Presbyterian Church Jean Marion Center Williamsport East Harrisburg

Memorial Day deaths total 38 in Pennsylvania weekend

AP report tallies Memorial Day weekend fatalities across Pennsylvania with 21 traffic deaths, 1 drowning, 1 beating fatality, 15 other accidents. It notes a Shamokin Dam gun shop blast killing seven, caused by a test firing at Shooter's Paradise. Other victims listed include Randy Beaumont 2 of Pittsburgh and several from Blairsville, Shamokin Dam, Harrisburg, and Wilkes-Barre.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Shamokin Dam Donald F. Hane Shooter’s Paradise Hane William K. James Harrisburg Evelyn Gusky Shamokin Joseph Dicinque Roversford Anthony John Lahr Treverton Wendell Herb Sunbury Harry Stover Patricia M. Zeger McConnelsburg McConnellsburg Fulton County Somerset Sharon Jean Varnier Hooversville R. D

Three Missing Children Found Safe in Missouri

Three children from Stillwell Kansas were found safe near Belton Missouri about 15 miles from home after an overnight search. Robert Underwood age 12 Kenneth age 5 and Tresa age 7 were sleepy but unharmed and said they walked the railroad tracks all night. Officers had planned renewed searches with helicopters and mounted personnel when the children were located by Officer Terry Price.

Kansas City Kan Johnson County Belton Robert Underwood Kenneth Tresa John Darlene Underwood Stillwell Terry Price Price

Memorial Day Parade and Services at Clymer Little League Field

A Memorial Day program at the Clymer Little League Field featured a parade led by the Penns Manor High School band along with the VFW, American Legion, Clymer Volunteer Fire Department, Boy Scouts, and Little Leaguers. Andrew Kuzneski delivered the principal speech, Norman Richardson served as master of ceremonies, Hillward Abraham Jr recited the Little League Pledge, and David Johns of the American Legion gave remarks. Rev James Legge led a vocation ceremony.

Clymer Little League Penns Manor High School VFW VFW Auxiliary American Legion Hillward Abraham, Jr David Johns Jamey Legge

Death notices for Dorothy Black and Helen Ginter

Dorothy Black of DuBois and Mrs. Glen Ginter of Dixonville are named. A daughter Ruth preceded him in death. Crawford Funeral Home Marion Center receives visitors after 7 p.m. today for services Friday at 1 30 p.m. Rev Douglas Carhart officiating. Interment Gilgal Cemetery.

Dorothy Black DuBois Glen Helen) Ginter Dixonville Ruth Crawford Funeral Home Marion Center Douglas Carhart iGilgal Cemetery

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