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2 Indiana Evening Gaiette, April 16, 1969. Officials OBITUARIES Urge'Tes" JAMES M. STREAMS, 88, of Port Charlotte, died Mon-I In Pittsburgh Speech Tonight Sen. McCarthy In State Drive Hov. Anr 15.

1968, On Proposals Bom Feb. 29. 1900. at noma R.D., he was a son of Matthew (Continued from Page 1) and Marv R. Graham streams.

He was a former resident or President. SoyiClvHRlqhhleqdtr- Day Of Peaceful Demonstration in Pittsburgh Over Pittsburgh and Indiana County. Noting the good number of Surviving are nis wile, Mar the Presidential nomination. young people in the hangar au garet Kristlng Streams; three By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITTSBURGH (API Sen. Sharing the speakers platform step-children; 10 step grand dience, Mr.

Casey noted that children; brother and a lis with Wirtz at the Hilton Hotel will be President I. W. Abel of the changes asked for In five "Yes" votes next Thursday will Eguene J. McCarthy, the only Democrat on next week's Pennsylvania presidential pri ten Elmer Blairsville R. Orpha Koenlg, Ft Lupton, be In a large part for the ben efit of the youngsters since It will the United Steelworkers, another supporter of Vice President HumDhrey.

Sen. Joseph Clark Is Colo. mary election ballot, comes to Friends will be received at set the direction for state gov Pittsburgh tonight to open a whirlwind campaign In the among others booked for briefer ernment tor years to come, the Waples antra I Home, The march began at what Is talks. Mr. Casey added that support state.

Baum Blvd. and S. Graham St, Pittsburgh, where services will for the five "Yes" votes cam known as "Freedom Corner," the scene of flrebomblngs, window smashing and looting only The Mlnnesotan wiH hold an! We've made a lot of progress be held Friday at 2 p.m. Inter and hope to get a very good vote airport news conference on his By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITTSBURGH (AP) Civil rights leaders have said the day of peaceful demonstrations by Negroes In Pittsburgh may be over. This was the opinion of speakers at a downtown rally that fol ment will be made In the St week ago following the as arrival.

Wednesday he'll cam for Sen. McCarthy in Pennsylvania," said attorney Daniel Peter's Cemetery, Washington paign at the gates of a Jones sassination of the Rev. Dr. Mar tin Luther King Jr. paign was "growing dally." He said, "The recommendatlos of the Convention can make state and local government, the legislature, and the judiciary more able to respond effectively to the demands of the future." Berger, chairman of the West Laughlin steel mill on tne south REV.

C. N. HUTCHINSON Special Pittsburgh. MRS. ELEANOR BURKETT ern Pennsylvania Citizens for Side, walk through downtown to Brown blasted Mayor Joseph McCarthy.

talk to voters, meet with May McCarthy supporters have or Joseph M. Barr and other MRS. SOPHIA SMITH. 107, of McCLELLAN, 62, of Dover, N.J. died Sunday, April 14, 1988.

lowed a quiet march Monday just as office workers were swarming onto streets to head M. Barr for appointing a task force of city officials last Friday to pinpoint the causes of the disorders that rocked Negro been working out of campaign Democratic leaders, then wind Punxsutawney R. D. 1, died at Mr. Orban said, "The most recent reports from Democratic Services At Kenwood Mrs.

McCIellan was born in officers in Pittsburgh, Philadel up with a speech at a Syria 11 p.m. Sunday. April 14, i9e. for home. Bolivar.

and Republican Party officials Mosque rally. In the Mountain View Christian Home, Hillsdale. She is survived by nine chil here in Indiana and in surround Bill Hayden, a husky and greying spokesman for the city's phia and many smaller communities, canvassing voters and handing out pamphlets to drum We came here to tell Mayor dren: Dorothy Fulcomcr; Thom- On Thursday McCarthy will campaign In Indiana for the May 7 primary, but he'll return to KENWOOD The Penns Ma Barr that he doesn't need any Born Sept 10, 1860, In Jeffer Negro Homewooa-urusnton sec Norma Shlrey; Richard, up votes. nor Church of the Nazarene will son County, she was a daughter task force of his city employees to tell him what happened," tion, told 200 Negroes gathered at Mellon Square park. "If Although his will be tne only Lysle, Alice Belgel; Forrest, Martin and Lorna McKlnney; 28 Pennsylvania Friday and Saturday for appearances in of George and Barbara Hoff 'conduct special evangelistic services beginning name on the ballot, political an Brown declared, "All he has to ing counties Indicate that the Convention proposals will carry the day on April 23.

"We are delighted that the hard work of the Convention is receiving support from people from all walks of life. I think that is some indication that the change doesn't come by peaceful man Noerr, grandchildren; five great-grand alysts are certain to compare Mrs. Smith was a member of April 17, and continuing through Sunday, April 28, each do is to get into his black limousine and drive up to the Hill means, change will come in an-i other way, and It will come by McCarthy's vote total with tne The Pennsylvania primary is children; two sisters and three brothers: Verna Brett, George, Guy, Roy and Gladys Burkett. potential of announced candidate evening at 7:30. District and talk to us." the Mt.

Zion Lutheran Church, Trade City, and had been a life iotence. April 23. At about the same time Mc- The speaker for these serv- Brown was highly critical of Convention drafted proposals for Byrd Brown, an attorney and president of the Pittsburgh Friends will be received today Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and unannounced candidate Vice President Hubert H.

Humphrey. ices will be Rev. C. Neal Hut- Carthy is scheduled to fly into oolicemen who signed peti long resident of Nortn Mahoning Indiana County. the benefit of the people' of from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m.

at the city, Secretary of Labor Wil- chinson of Bethlehem, Pa. Evan tions demanding the removal of chapter of the National Association of Colored People, said: Pennsylvania and managed to She was married May 13, After Kennedy jumped Into lard Wirtz will be addressing a Safety Director David w. Craig. Edward J. Speidel Funeral Home in Bolivar, where service the race, some of the Students $100-a-plate dinner of 1,100 Alle The petitions charge Craig with 1878, to Henry Smith, who preceded her in death in 1920.

gelist Hutchinson has served as a loyal pastor for 25 years and during this period has pastored several large Nazarene avoid partisan bickering and the pressures of vested Interests." Governor Shafer added: for McCarthy group at the Unl will be held at 2 p.m. Wednes gheny County Democrats. Wirtz "I believe this may be the last peaceful civil rights protest In the City of Pittsburgh. .1 surrendering the community to criminal elements during the day. The Rev.

R. K. Kelper will versity of Pittsburgh bolted that is a declared supporter of Vice Surviving is a son, Carl Smith officiate and interment will be President Hubert H. Hum trouble. don't think I'm going to ask you organization and formed a Students for Kennedy group.

"Just about every voter In Pennsylvania should have the message about reform of in Westview Cemetery. phrey's unnounced candidacy for During the past eight years he of Punxsutawney R. D. 10 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren and 12 great 'If there's any of you police to march again peacefully. men out there who are dissatis has been speaking in church re "We're going to get it together.

vivals, camp meetings, youth K. Leroy Irvis, a Negro state Constitution by the Primary Election date of April 23. IDA MAE WILLIAMS, 77, wife of the late George B. Williams of Frackville, died on Sun- fied because you couldn't come up and shoot our women and children If that's what you meetings, and holiness conven Youth Center assemblvman from Fittsmirgn, Inspirational The five proposals merit the tions. echoed Brown's remarks.

"I want, then come ahead," Brown in aaaition to speaiting, r.van- A think this ought to be the last support of the public. The only day evening, April 14, 1968, at possible roadblock to a great the Indiana Hospital, following Drive Opened said. march," he said. gelist Hutchinson is an artist i pi A I the clarinet During the sum- Wwl IC3 VQIW Series Said victory for modernization is an Illness of several days. CHERRY TREE The Pio Successful that some voters may not take.

Friends will be received mer months, Mrs. Hutchinson neer Lake Youth Center, Inc. Is Friends are being received at the Pifer Funeral Home in Punxsutawney, where services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Paull E.

Spring will officiate and interment will be in the Marchand Cemetery, North Mahoning Township. WILLIAM C. PARRY, 67, of Pine Flats, died Monday, April 15, 1968, In the Indiana enough time to cast votes on Tuesday evening from 7-9 p.m. launching a fund raising a m-l "-'I I i tne issues, ine question is not at the Robert F. Hoppes runer- travels with him as youth speaker, children's worker, Bible teacher, pianist and organist.

paign in this area. The dona one of gaining support for al Home, Third and Washington With Its final two Inspiration tions are to be used to purchase live questions But rattier mak- Frackville. where services The church is located on State al meetings at Fisher Auditor! ing sure that the voters indi- will be held on Wednesday at attractive land near Cherry' Tree, where a Youth Cen District Hospital Register um on the Indiana University of Route 403 Just one mile north of the Penns Manor Junior-Senior cate that support by voting yes 11 a.m. with the Rev. Victor L.

ter will be erected. Pennsylvania campus Saturday five times." Cappel. officiating. Burial will High School In the viHage of Pioneer Lake Youth Center, and Sunday, April 13-14, draw The five proposals on the bal- be made in the Odd Fellows Kenwood. Born Oct.

26. 1900, in Greene ing the program to a successful lot would do this if passed byCemeterv. Frackville. Indiana County, he was a is incorporated under the laws of Pennsylvania as a nonprofit and non denominational conclusion, Indiana Community the voters: I Rev. J.

I. Fetterman is the pastor of the local church and the public is invited to attend these services. son of Judson and Susan hrsilla Anderson Parry. provide a system for reap corporation 'with the intention of I INDIANA HOSPITAL Births for April IS Men in Action Program participants "can now reflect on an indeed memorable experience," a spokesman said today. Prior to his retirement, Mr.

portioning the state legislature and eliminate language th a KgCTeaTIOni providing for the physical, men Parry had been employed by tal, and spiritual needs of the Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Ceo-eoni. 111 Juniper St, Homer youth of this area.

All that remains on the form stitution. 1 late Taxes In the Jones and Laughlm Steel Co. for many years. He was a veteran of World War II. A resident of Pine Flats his entire establish a realistic deb City, boy.

Admissions for April IS Mise Clara J. Jewart. 271 Di- al Men in Action agenda now is an executive committee meeting at the Church of the Brethren limit saving millions of dollars of authority financing interest Discussion ant Run Clymer; Mrs. An Collected On Street Monday, April 29, at 8 p.m. at rates; require a balance budget and a five year financial plan; na D.

Stano, R.D. 1 Box ZZ4, SaHaburr. Blaine L. Deabender- Vatican Steps Into Nun Dispute aO i'j' which representatives from the nine participating churches will Indiana's Citizens Advisory lifetime, he was a member of Pine Flats Christian Church and the Clymer Hunting Club. Surviving are a brother and two sisters: Frank Hugh, Pine Fiats: Mrs.

D. D. (Etta) Bar- and provide for audit control. fer, R.D. 3, Indiana; Mrs.

Doro Committee last night again dis retain the requirements -Tax- PHILADELPHIA (AP)- hear a full, final report from John D. Varner, president of the cussed the need of additional facilities for the Indiana Free es! taxes shouted the postal that all taxes be uniform upon the same classes of subjects; provide for certain limited real Indiana community program. bor, York; Mrs. Paige (Sara) clerk in the middle of the auto- Library Highlighting the final week of WASHINGTON (AP) The thy H. cronauer, sin em.

Indiana. Felice Petrone, 322 Laurel St, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Atveretta T. Otto, Box 113, Homer City; Mrs. Elizabeth M.

Airgood, R. D. 1. Rochester Mills; Drew jammed street, nimbly dodging It was reported the libary estate tax exemptions on Vatican has stepped into the dis bumpers and collecting letters REV. H.

J. WILLIAMS basis of use rather than owner- board is looking for a site for, pute between James Francis as the traffic increased with the what had been in reality a nine month program of intensive preparation and significant events were appearances by shin. a new building and it was sue Cardinal Mclntyre, archbishop nearlng of midnight. Berkey, Purchase Line; and a number of nieces and nephews. Friends will be received at Robinson-Lytle's, Indiana, after 7:30 p.m.

today and on Wednesday from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Friends may pay their respects from 12 noon on Thurs- Indian To of los Angeles, and the Sisters Stephen Toth, 529 Maple The clerk was helping an es gives the people the right gesieo mat pernaps a i i to adoDt home rule charters and building, Including adequate li- Miss America of timated 50.000 PhiladelDhians to 1965 Vonda of the Immaculate Heart, the optional forms of local govern-jbrary space, could be erected U.S. Catholic Conference report Speak Here keep a date with Uncle Sam, the van "yite wc" as Aoril 15 income tax filing fullback Don Perkins of the Blairsville; Mrs. Mary ravnea, Box 54, Graceton. Discharges for April IS Mrs.

Blanche A. Cochran, R. ment. permits coooeration be- tne central inaiana uroan ed today. tween local government: estab-iRenewal Project Area on line.

uaiias iowouys as tney spoKe hour of service at A conference spokesman said lishes the local government debt'site of the Stewart Sa Iday until the the Sacred Congregation for Re-I we was one of three special i several community wiae auai- Thursday D. 3, Indiana; Mrs. Rllla R. Wvncoop. Box 48, Marion Cen clerks armed with mail sacks posted outside Philadelphia's ence- ligious and Secular Institutes in Speaking to the fundamental! Rome has appointed a four-man and basic questions and committee to examine ter; Lawrence D.

Patterson, 55 Sherman Clymer; Mrs. Nan Rev. Herman J. Williams, iimiiauons. services 6c conduct- creates a unified Judicial after they are razed.

tha, at 130 The system in the Commonwealth; The group also authorized an requires Justices and judges to'jnquiry to the Indiana County Davul A. GraywU ofh devote full time to their official iPlanning Commission as to whyi pB. main post office beginning at 8 principal of the Mokahum Indi p.m. Monday to take letters at of concern relating to evervdavithe issues in the disnute. an Bible School of Cass Lake, curbside and expedite them forllife as we find it today was Ter- Station KNnr.TV in will be guest speaker in out es: guarantees ine a "lc v-umniuniiy cmci ounuiug guarantees ine a 3 itery.

right of anneal: requires a I 1 and the gasoline station at Wa-j a special missionary service at cy J. Wilson, R.D. Indiana. KITTANNING Birth Mr. and Mrs.

Carl L. Bortz, NuMine. boy, April 13. Admitted the al -important Philadelphia- Gyger. director of the na-'geies reported March 8 the sis--Apnll5-PM postmark.

They tional Men in Action organiza-ters were ready to resign from needed the help of two police- team, in a total of seven their order in the Ha. the Christian and Missionary judges to retire at age 70. ter and Ninth streets are not a ROBERT A. DECKER, 46. of "Voter approval of all five of Pjrt of the Urban Renewal mh S( New died these proposals will result in plan.

Monda ADril 15. i968. Alliance of Indiana at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 18. men to keep traffic moving.

inspirational meetings at Fisher mands from Cardinal Min "Hey, how come you're so Auditorium Aoril 7-14. ui I that halt they their moderniza- savings of millions of dollars of I' In, other discussion, attention, "i mcy nan uicu muuemiza- Rev. Williams represents a Bom Sept. 26, 1921, in New Stella Prusasky, Sacamore; nappy? twitrea one motorist as And a specially formed Com-ion. unique phase of missionary tax money and a more effective was given to the background Florence, he was a son of Stew- Joseph Rellick, Mclntyre; Mi ne nanoea over nis lener.

"wny rhnir Tll. 1 1 1 1 rr a racial 1 1 1 1 nn in rnja- vim shnuirin't hn chniihwt nnj chniihwt nnj BUUUI U4J ui 01 state and 10- -iai enuauvu wu- art E. and Helen Steele Deck- work among the North American Indians; the training of Indian Christians for the minis mgnts approached nearly loo tne 600 members would resign'cal government. I loin with munity. other.

"We're helping to make chael Bury, NuMine. Discharged IsabeHe J. Jewart, Sagamore; his next paycheck." ...1 iuiiii a tumeueinuun 01 re- civic and political leaders, busi- ne oeuw icunuui TWIcw wa an emnlnvi Bob Beckendorf, Men in Actioniligious women leaving parochial ness and labor leaders through-'prompted a suggestion that the" FVankin rii vision (nstown A cigar-chewing, gray-haired try. Mokahum Indian Bible School, music director and soloist, pro- schools Indiana Human Relations Com- Mrs. Shirley A.

Schrecengost and baby girl, Kittanning R.D. kbiu puuuv-out tne cpmmonweaicn in urg-schools. line five "Yes" votes on Aoril! Plant, Bethlehem Steel Corp. 1 1 mittee should contact the Rec- man parked his car about a block away at 11:45 and strode having completed its 20th year, has had students from many dif reation Department since into the street where the clerk vided a "truly stirring and professional sounding music," ei spokesman stated. Varner on the final night of the The nub of the controversy Is23," he said.

the sisters' plans to modernize' their dress, use their reallT" I I ferent tribes coming from sev Kathleen L. Kuhta, NuMine. PUNXSUTAWNEY Births was dropping envelopes into his mailsack. eral states and Canada. A number of these who have been inspirational meetings keep their own hours leiennone ILCU MIC MWlUHfiU Bonnie, James, Vicki, oonnie, 1.

1 cnnaren: graduated are presently engag predicted that the total Men in and let some sisters pursue ca- "This is a record for me. I'm 15 minutes early," he said. "Usually its 11:59 when I come in." snip ana Llnda and Frank, an Bt home; District, ed in effective ministry of the Action program "will have a-reers other than teaching. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Rair-Igh, Dayton R.D. 1, girl, April 14; Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer, Rosstter R.D. girl, April GosoeL lasting effect on the communi- The sisters maintain their1 Another explained his breath Workers Set To Strike ty." Gyger expressed a modernization program was au- less arrival: "when you pay S.Korean 14.

Admitted what I have to pay, you don'tithat tne ot a monzea oy ine Vatican council want to file early." jmonths of this program might and that they have thus been This school offers a four year course in Bible training and related fields. It seeks to prepare an Indian ministry for the Indian people who represent one of his parents, mentioned above, of New Florence R. D. and one brother: James, New Florence R. He was preceded in death by a stepson, Pfc.

Rohert Nadol-sky on Jan. 1, 1967. I Friends are being received latter 2 p.m. today at Kenneth Jane Arlene Reesman, Smicks-burg R.D. D.

Joann Hoff Warns Aout At 12:05 a.m. Scha- lul1" WASHINGTON (API flnlv Paul VI. field, the actine niuht ehlft and thanked the total communl- man, Rosstter R.D. Frank But Cardinal Mclntyre, am I pervlsor declared: "From for suPPort and coopera- ,81 and a firm traditionalist, dis-ITe stnKe, OI some TiPfl JPfl 'tion. Snyder, Marchand.

Discharged on, it's April 16. We're not per ft. pnone worKers next inursaay, muted to turn back the clock ordered the sisters to return A' Beie of the Communica I A. Stuart Funeral Home, New SEOUL (AP) Premier Florence, where services will be Mrs. Edgar Talley, Smicks-burg; Mrs.

Jennie Bowers, Res the fastest growing minority groups of this continent, numbering approximately 850,000 In the United States and Canada. Through interesting pictures and message, Rev. Williams will present both the field and the fruit of these "forgotten people" AFL-CIO for late filers." 0 Cra-jxArr But outside, one clerk rrassur-0 ODCQ their traditional habit and con. Chung II Kwon said today South held at 2 p.m. Thursday.

Rev. tions Workers. tinue long-standing practices. an honorable, William Green will officiate and After a seven-hour meeting Korea supports President of the special com-l ea a woman motorist: res, iif 1 srVF 0,6 April 15Scheduled with the union's executive board peace in Vietnam, but he Interment will be in Armagh etter R.D. 1.

LATROBE Admitted Frances Foust, Blairsville; William J. Jellison, Blairsville; Monday, Beirne said: iwamed against a compromise Cemetery with military grave- of North America. mittee to examine the dispute is Archbishop James V. Casey of Denver. Other members are side service.

with the Communists. "The board is in full agree At Institute The allies fighting with thei ment that the strike appears in- Bishop Thomas A. Donnellan of UlGlLCm VI tL." .1 The Rev. George McNeel, pastor, extends a cordial welcome to all to share the blessing of this missions service. Ronald Brink, Avonmore R.D.

noHol, ai wis point ana mat jm must be United States in Vietnam are MRS. JENNIE ARONE BA-pledged to seek an honorablejVONE, 55, of 143 Mazza peace," the premier saidiin an i Homer City, died Monday, April speaking to the regular week- Dru t.i. "7. vour position to press Michael Mosco, Blairsville. Discharged Foil Theft Of Small US Comouters ly session of the current Super- ti ihard and unceasingly for the isubstantial general (wage) in- interview.

"This was among the; 15, 1968, of injuries sustained in i.Li..L .7 Gallagher, representing the crease that our. members both! points agreed at the Manila an. auto accident. Mary Christy Stewart, Salts-burg; Carrie Orvosh, Saltsburg R.D. Martin W.

Lynn, Salts a r. apostolic delegation to the Unit- by the Department of Criminolo- ed states need and deserve." Isummit conference two years She was the wife of Fred Ba- Some 8,000 members of anoth- ago." vone, Sr and was born Jan. By at inuiana university 01, But he added: "We fear any 15, 1913, in Homer City, the er unon, the AFL-CIO Interna SAIGON (AP) A Viet burg; David Rupert, Saltsburg; Donna Mclntire, Blairsville R.D. Joseph P. Iezzi, Blairsville.

Hotel Strike At Critical Stage Now PITTSBURGH (AP) Negotiations between prospective ers, two of them from without.Dlind COUD18 tional Brotherhood of Eleotrical the university. The incrifnt-p namese driver tried to steal a truck loaded with more than $600,000 worth of small U.S. Workers, are already on strike compromise with the North daughter of Joseph Anthony and Vietnamese Communists wouldiMary Bruno Arone. be dangerous." Chung also said Mrs. Bavone was a member of that his government wants to be the St.

Louis Roman Catholic Flees Cuba meets Wednesday, April 17. The speakers are C. R. Hor- against the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. and 14,000 members of Beirne's union are re Army computers, but Saigon po Included in consultations lice toned Mm, U.S.

officials MIAMI, Fla. (AP) A blind machea, with the law enforce-! ment program of Richmond Surviving are her husband. garding peace moves in Viet said today. Sees Shafer As "Long Shot" In '68 Race PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Gov. buyers of the Penn-Sheraton Ho couple has come into exile, explaining that the husband lost specting the picket lines and re-; fusing to work.

Professional Institute in Rich nam. lhe driver escaped, but the He was interviewed on the eve! The New Jersey telephone mond, speaking on "Evaluation; his job selling lottery tickets police recovered the 18 computers valued at $38,600 each. mentioned above; two children: Fred Jr. and Mrs. John (Carol) Thompson, both of Homer City; the following brothers and sis of Employes," Holland L.

Soule of President Chung Hee Park's in Cuba. company said supervisory per of the Southern Police Institute They are used the aiming of The Fidel Castro regime re departure for a Honolulu meeting with President Johnson. Raymond P. Shafer could be a "long shot" to head the Repub of the University of Louisville. ter: Mrs.

Chester Morgan, of artillery batteries. Military offi cently abolished the national sonnel stayed on the job and there was no interruption of service to its 2.2 million customers when the strike began Mon- New Castle; Fred Arone, Belle lican presidential ticket, says speaking on "Principles of Communications," and Lt. Col 1 1- cials said the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese could not Rep. Robert A. Taft R-Ohio.

Vernon; Joseph Arone, Homer 'There are 7,000 blind people llam J. Martin of the Reserve have used the stolen equipment Park ussued a statement today saying any settlement of the Vietnam war thrugh negotiation should insure the security and prosperity of South Ko in Havana, and a large percent- day. At a press conference Monday City: Dominic Arone, Boston, tel and the union whose strike led to its closing have appeared to reach the crucial point. After meeting with Mayor Joseph Barr Monday, representatives of both sides agreed to reduce the size of their delegations. A city official said this Indicated many relatively minor Issues had been resolved.

The Pittsburgh group was represented by David B. Shakarian, president of General Nutrition Corp; attorney Allen H. Berk-man, director of the Screw and Beirne conceded that a strike because their artillery in South three grandchildren. Officers Training Corps at In- age of them made their living diana University. by selling lottery rickets," said Two brothers and three sis by his members would also Vietnam and their training is rea and other Asian countries.

not advanced enough. have little immediate impact on ters preceded her in death. Lt. col. Martin will speak onKaul Leon Martinez, 43, a re Leadership." This Supervisory Friends will be received after the robbery attempt was Park said a negotiated peace in Vietnam depends on Hanoi most customers, except for long distance calls and other service made last Friday morning, Techniques Institute enrolls 41 area police officers and profess cent arrival by refugee airlift.

"Now they have no work." Leon Martinez and his wife, Yolanda, both blind since birth. 7 p.m. this evening at the Askew Funeral Home, Homer City, and he urged the Communists to when the driver picked up the loaded truck at a motor pool but where a prayer service will be requiring an operator, because of the highly automated nature of the nation's telephone sys ional stall people in the area oil show sincerity if they really night lait, son of the late Uhio enator, said if the race for the GOP nomination becomes wide open, Shafer could be a long hot presidential nominee. He said if former Vice President Richard M. Nixon ts blocked at the national convention in Miami Beach tht rac will become wills open, with tht out-coma Impossibl to predict.

"Gavemor Shafer is a fine possibility if there is an open, fluid situation," Taft said. did not pick up the usual mili- said they have not decided what want a settlement. law enforcement and endeav held Thursday at 8:30 a.m. fol Bolt Corp. of America, and at- tary police escort An alarm they will do in the United oring to school these personnel tem.

A 3 p.m. Thursday deadline torney Maurice Parker. was put out, and police spotted 'in the art and skills of supervi- States. The first tumble doll was an for the strike would involve image of Buddha, a Chinese John J. Kenny, president of the truck in saigon later in tne.sion as it mates to their every- lowed by Requiem Mass at St, Louis Roman Catholic Church at 9 a.m.

with Msgr. H. A. Po-dowski, the celebrant. Interment will be St.

Bernard's Cemetery, Indiana the Hotel and Restaurant Em- morning. The driver fled, and. day duties. 23,000 telephone Such dolls were weighted Until about 1900, only one Great Britain was whom the union is using to try at the bottom, for the Chinese ployes Alliance, headed the worth of spare parts is I ion negotiating team. (missing, officials said.

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