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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1965
Page
1
A Vatican Council action seeks to bind all bishops to a newly decided issue. The measure aims to unify doctrinal or administrative standards across the global episcopate, requiring uniform adherence among Catholic leaders. The decision underscores central church authority.
In a Chicago case a man is charged with wounding Rev. Richard Morristar as events unfolded at a store. Testimony covered the confrontation with Coleman and Daniels, a shooting, and witnesses describing actions around the doorway and subsequent courthouse proceedings.
Storm Debbie drives families from wrecked homes to higher ground while thousands along the Florida Panhandle ignore warnings of six foot tides and endure squally weather. Winds reach 35 to 50 mph as the Gulf coast bears the storm’s edge.
A one car crash near Olivet in Armstrong County injures Marmie Reihhms 33. She is in satisfactory condition at Indiana Hospital with a chin laceration possible facial fractures and ribs injured. State police from Kittanning are investigating the incident with few details available.
In Park Ridge a pilot study supervised by pathologist Br. Iueias Valuitis explores sputum analysis and surgical outcomes for early lung cancer detection before symptoms appear. Experts caution the research is preliminary but suggest potential for routine screening if validated.
Kansas City AP reports a national effort to create a Compact for Education, uniting all 50 states and three territories in voluntary cooperation on research planning and information sharing. Delegates hope to regain educational leadership, with a steering committee to set goals and turn ideas into action.
President Johnson signs a national cultural fund bill creating arts and humanities foundations. The measure authorizes about 20 million dollars annually for three years, with potential private matching that could raise up to 63 million. Grants target nonprofits in arts and humanities, aiding folk music opera drama philosophy archaeology and scholarly work. A White House signing ceremony drew about 250 guests and featured a Markness Ballet performance and a portable East Room stage donated by a New York foundation.
Kunidd Yoder II and Ployd Neary were found dead in Blyant Capitai area by suffocation from pas lous au over healed gag routes. Authorities said the victims were employees of the WLS Department at Lutertor, a geographical sursey, with unclear context and damaged OCR.
Legislative conferees press toward a solution to the redistricting problem amid a looming state Supreme Court decision. Republicans and Democrats remain in talks as they realign House and Senate districts under federal mandates, with the court’s deadline looming and negotiations continuing late into Tuesday.
The Selective Service System chief Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says a new plan would be "almost universal service" and would require men to participate. He notes the plan would closely involve most able-bodied men, seeking a broad emergency training framework.
A faulty parachute killed the astronaut after his plane was hit during a two plane strike 60 miles north of the frontier. The other aircraft was shot down in Ba Xuyen Province. the pilot parachuted to safety and was rescued by a helicopter. B52 bombers from Guam pounded a Viet Cong facility 320 miles northeast of Saigon in Quang Ngai Province. 347 sorties were flown against Viet Cong positions in the past 24 hours. Navy planes from the 7th Fleet logged 650 sorties in the week ending Saturday.
Obituary notices profile Steve Rrezany 80 of Marion Canter RD died Monday at Indiana Hospital with services in Clymer and Sacred Heart Church. Also listed are Gilbert E. Penman 88 Homer City, Joseph P. Chacikowski 64 Homer City R.D. 2, Miss Isabell N. Collins former Indiana State College Home Economics head, Mrs. Lillian M. Learn of Johnstown, Donald Lee Wyatt 19 Indiana, plus a Cuba crisis broadcast excerpt quoting Castro on refugees and exit plans through Camarioca. Interments in St. Anthony’s and Grandview Cemeteries noted. Public funeral details provided by local funeral homes.
At a United Nations dinner in New York, Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko will assess potential proposals for U.S.-Soviet accord. Prospects for a breakthrough appear slim, with China’s unresolved stance complicating ties and regional rivalries shaping the diplomatic mood.
A preliminary report from state lawmakers endorses several milk price regulation measures. It urges the Milk Control Commission to set adaptable minimum prices, license milk brokers, and require out of state milk to conform to Pennsylvania laws and pricing. The report also calls for cooperatives to pay members the exact sale price and to curb illegal rebates.
A two car collision on Route 65 east of Kittanning caused slight injuries and property damage. Larry Claypoule, 19, of Worthington Road, swerved to avoid a vehicle operated by Bulb Aun Schrecenguat, 19, of Kittanning. Claypoule reportedly tried to avert a crash and both drivers were evaluated. Schrecenguat was treated at Kittanning Hospital for injuries.
In Havana Fidel Castro announced that any Cubans with relatives in the United States may depart after October 10. He pledged to clear up the fate of Maj Ernesto Guevara within days and said boats would be provided to evacuate would be refugees with no risk.
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