25 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1964
Page
1
The United Auto Workers walked off GM plants nationwide at 10 a.m. after talks collapsed at a union imposed deadline. The strike follows 24 hours of last ditch negotiations and halts production impacting roughly 300000 workers.
A Santa Barbara area wildfire shifted inland after the Santa Ana winds, burning 40 000 acres, killing one man and injuring 36. It destroyed 78 homes including the Brundage and Hutchins residences, with Montecito and Painted Cave hit as flames spread through canyons and mountain ridges.
Fire destroyed mid sections of Greensteel Chalkboard Co. in Barr Slope, causing up to 300000 dollars in damage. Five fire companies battled for three hours, then two more hours to quell embers. Cause unknown. one story office building also damaged. firm to resume with improvised operations.
Moose Fish fry tonite from 4 to 8 PM and a Friday special. Weekend offer includes miniature roses at $1 per dozen from Indiana Floral Co. Also 37 Elks and guests to fish dinners Friday served 5 to 8 PM. Harvest supper planned Saturday night at Plumville District Fire Hall.
Four year old Martin Monroe Clark survived when a truck overturned with a car on U S Highway 87 two miles north of Chugwater. His father Daniel Clark 27 and sister Ann 3 died. The child led a passing trucker to the wreck and was unharmed.
Pop Tweedy and his Hoosier Nannies to perform at the Dance Hotel Homer Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock. The local act promises lively music and a full house.
Three French schoolchildren aged five and six reunited with their parents in Bordeaux after being found unharmed near a road in southwest France. Police say a young man and woman called Nicole released them from a light blue car. Authorities mobilized over 100 000 police to pursue the kidnappers amid ransom threats.
Edward Clawson 83 of Saltsburg R D 2 W Sherman Kelly 65 of nearby area Kuzma Sheichick 71 of Lucernemines Patty James E Ryan 77 of Burnside Francis William of Pitcairn formerly of Aultman
A nationwide AP survey shows drought damage nearing 300 million dollars as farmers enter fall harvest. The hardest hit regions include the East with Connecticut New York and Pennsylvania suffering heavy crop losses. dairy pastures and silos face shortages while estimated drought losses may exceed 500 million dollars.
Variable cloudiness and cool today with clearing and very cool tonight. Sunny and warmer Saturday with highs around 66 today and low 70s tomorrow. Dance Friday at Medora's Grill featuring Moose and Jet Tones. Free fish tonight at Indiana Legion.
Berlin AP reports Ameri can soldier Hans W. Puhl 22 a military policeman who risked Communist fire to aid a refugee escape near the Berlin Wall received the Army Commendation Medal and was recommended for the Soldiers Medal. Companions Spec 4 William E Swartwood Spec 4 Robert A Philage Jr and Pvt Owen L Hoffman also decorated. Sgt John S Schultzaberger earned a certificate of achievement.
The Indiana County Association of Township Officers will hold its 50th annual meeting at Rustic Lodge on Thursday, Oct. 1. Miss Genevieve Blatt, Secretary of Internal Affairs for Pennsylvania, will be the featured speaker. The program runs 9:00 a.m. to noon with lunch and an afternoon session at 1:15 p.m. More than 200 people are expected to attend.
In Washington the Senate approved a reapportionment compromise 44 to 38 and quickly passed a 3.3 billion foreign aid bill 45 to 16. The measures, aimed at ending a long adjournment stalemate, reduce Johnsons requested aid and end a filibuster led by Democratic liberals opposing Dirksens amendment on population based reapportionment.
State Police report a dog chased a cow onto Route 286 near Clymer at 6 10 this morning. The cow died, two cars damaged in the ensuing collision. Raymond Fetterman 51 of Arcadia drove the hitting car, Richard Benzie 38 of Burnside struck the Fetterman vehicle. No injuries reported.
John F. Steetle and Son offer service with lost work sheets. call 465-6641. The J and S Saddle Club hosts a square dance at Rustic Lodge on Friday September 25 with Dairy Dell gallon ice cream tub sale priced at 1.29 per tub.
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