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Luci, 'Lyn' 2 Tncfiana Evening Saietts, Monday, June 26, OfCT TWO OBITUARIES FRANK AKEY WYATT, 8, of 33 Snuth I3lh Indiana, died Shafer To Honor Good Employes Men Held For Court Leave For HomeToday June 26, 1067, at the Indiana Hospital. Historic Talks In Glassboro (Continued irom Page t) HARRISBURG (AP) State AUSTIN. Tex. (AP) Luci employes who turn in outstand Curl Roy Flscus, Klttannlng Johnson Nugent and her Infant ing job performances are going r.d. 1, today entered (tiillty son leave Seton Hospital for; to be honored through a program-pleas to six counts of burglary Born uct ,11, lenu in nrnv strong County, he was the son of David and Margaret Wyatt.

He resided In Vandergrlft until coming to Indiana In 1903. Mr. Wyatt was a member of the First Methodist Church of home today after the President's grandson, six days old, established by Gov. Shalcr. land larceny In the Indiana area Shafer said Saturday he has and was sentenced to the Indus- gets a final checkup from his trying to negotiate some a "Governor's Award lrjai School at Camp Hill for Crete accords nut of what John-for Excellence" that will be'n indeterminate term.

doctors. II it mm Departure from the hospital inn called "the spirit of Hony-igivcn to an outstanding state Fjscus dmiticd l0 entering misn." mey OVC expecwu wuraer encn niimui ui.i inB mv outsile nn on Sept. 3, tnk was scheduled for early afternoon. Photographers were told begin a series of talks in a day-admlnlstrativc year. itcms vnlucd at $347.70, and they could take pictures of the or so.

One of the 12 monthly winners' Benin nn Feb. U. taking $375,451 Indiana and a retired employs of the Indiana Lumber and Supply Co. He was preceded In death by his wife, Emma Ada Yerty Wyatt in 1954. He Is survived by two daughters: Thelma, wife of H.

H. Shaffer of Indiana, and Lucille, wife of George H. Anthony of baby today. Hollybush Is the name of the is to be selected to receive tne worth of foods. White House photographers borne of President 1 nomas "Govemor's Gold Award lor.

On Aug. 2. he took tires, bat- Excellence" at the end of the moo; oi, vaucd at took a number of pictures of President Johnsou with his Robinson of Glassboro State College where Johnson and year, Shafer added. $535 from Joe Fry's garage inl daughter and grandson Patrick Knsygin met on Friday and Sun-i White and returned heb. Lyndon in the hospital Saturday 11, for other item.i valued at Poland, two sons, Ralph of Pittsburgh, and Clair of Indi $53.60.

ana; seven grandchildren and The major Impression left by HoUSe GOP the conterence was that the two 1 leaders, while failing to resolve iriX- Xrtoc any of their major UriT5 OTS5 had at least demonstrated the Included in the pleas were al during the President's first vis-It. There were Indications that the Nugents might release some of those pictures today. so two entries on Feb. 21 to lo cal dairy stores in White Twp. nine great-grandchildren.

Friends will be received nt tthe Robinson Lytle Funeral Home, Indiana, from 2-4 and 7-9 intention to keep their conflicts, L.f Sha pr Items taken from the Windy Ridee Dairv were vnlucd at Luci and her husband Patrick II IV I Nugent have everything! $23.30 and $69.85 from the Clay- HARRISBURG (AP) House noole Dairv Store. In bounds and thus reduce the risk of nuclear war. The two leaders took sharply different lines in their postcon-ference statements. Johnson ready for the homecoming of their new baby. They hired a p.m.

Tuesday where the Rev, Macklyn E. Llndstrom, D.D., will conduct services Wednesday, at 1:30 p.m. Interment will be made in Oakland Cemetery. Republican leaders, spurred by a weekend meeting with Gov. to pay tne costs and I bwiss-born nurse, Mary Gfeller of Washington, D.C.

who took rnnjnrffw1 thn nf His. u.uaLc, ci make restitution, care of Luci when she was aori.nmf.nte hilt Ms votes today to pass the admin- In addition, he was also placed INFANT LYNN, son of Mr. baby. hones for the f- istration's $267 million tax pro- and Mrs. Martin Lynn, Star Miss Gfeller, a naturalized 00 probation for ten years in addition to the term at Camp I tw I focused on his demands for an sranv.

citizen who has been in this Route, Saltsburg, died June 24, 1967, in the Latrobe Hospital. Israeli rollback in tne M.dc.o, Shafer called the leaders to Hill. country 30 years, arrived in East and renewed the Soviet a lengthy meeting at his Indian- Maternal grandparents are In other court action Monday, Austin Friday. il I town Gap residence Sunday accusation of U. S.

agreession in John Stercho, Mclntyre, She had kept In touch with the i i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trenga of Wllmerding and the paternal Vietnam. night after his tax proposals ran Johnsons since 19 years ago charged with operating a motor Asked whether Johnson would into difficulty in the House last when she took care of Luci, vehice-April 6 in Young week. ssasssaaassi receive as warm a welcome in! the Soviet Union as Kosygin had1 uihiu unrlor the influence of in whose father then was a young "We think we have enough congressman.

toxicating beverages, entered a eulltv plea today and will ap received at Glassboro, the pre votes, but we won't know for sure until we take a nose count A White House spokesman FEDERAL LAB HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET Nearly 500 Federal Lab employes and officials attended the annual banquet Saturday night at Rustic Lodge. Congressman John P. Saylor, left, was the featured speaker. He is shown here with local union president Harry Carns, center, and Charles Kierman, vice president of Federal Lab. (Gazette photo by Wakefield) mier indicated that Johnson would not be Invited under said Miss Gfeller ts expected to grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Martin H. Lynn of Star Route, Saltsburg. Other survivors Include a sister, Lora Lee, and a brother, Mark Christopher. Graveside services were conducted today, June 26, in St Matthews Cemetery, Saltsburg, pear July 10 tor sentencing.

tomorrow," an administration stay with the President grand James K. vaugnn, wesiover, present conditions. spokesman said after the oleadina' to operating a motor "I believe," he said, "if son tor several weeks month. vehicle on March 2 in Clymer, House Republicans were sched aggression were ended and a while under the Influence of an truly peaceful policy were pur uled to caucus at 1 p.m. today intoxicatina beverage, was or sued, the welcome of President Johnson in the Soviet Union ALBERT TOSI, 83, formerly It was a quiet Sunday at the hospital for Luci, with Pat her! only visitor.

This was quite a change of pace from the excitement of Saturday when the dered to. pay the costs of pro-i of 347 S. Stewart Blairsville, secution and a line ot jzdu. would-be truly cordial tor tne final nose count Both the House and Senate were to return' at 3 p.m. Because of stiff opposition from both'sldes of the aisle, a died Sunday, June 25, 1967, at Dovle D.

Rager, Seward K.u. Seven Men Enter Pleas Before Judge Held Saturday Night At Rustic- 500 At Federal Lab Uuion Annual Banquet President, between summit 1. entered a plea today to The premier called the Glassboro talks "useful" because! they gave the President and Shawley Nursing and Convalescent Home, Youngstown, Pa. talks with Soviet Premier Alex- charges of driving a motor ve showdown' vote on the tax' pro ei M. Kosygin, paid a call on his Born in Italy, June 16, 1884, gram was postponed last Friday hicle after suspension ot ms op-eratine privilege and also while grandson.

him an opportunity to "compare positions on the questions discussed." He made no reference he was a son of Jack and Catherine Tosi. by the Republican controlled under the influence of intoxicat House. BLAIRSVILLE Two mem Mr. Tosi was a member of ing beverages. He was ordered The GOP leadership said It1 currently committed to Cambria Leukemia The annual banquet of Feder- ficials were welcomed, Including to a point which Johnson1 stressed the chance for the two to at least talk; directly SS.

Simon and Jude Church and the Italian Mutual Aid Society, to pay the costs of prosecution, rlav a fine of $500, and be con County Jail at Ebensburg were would make an attempt this week to pass at least 12 of the al Laboratories, Inc. and LocaljCharles A. Kierman. vice pres- given hearings today betore both of Blairsville; was a re Pflnl Mpf, lust ce nf kio about their discords. 13 bills in the tax package.

It held Rustic n1 Mowara MCMWn' Tinai uviiun i4io was uciu aumii. at tired Blairsville borough em neeas tea votes to do it. fined to the Allegheny County Workhouse for from two to 23 months. Georee Stephanie. Twin Rocks lu uiaiiBviuc aaiu rtrji Referring to Vietnam and the Arab-Israeli conflict, Johnson ploye and was preceded in death The Republicans hold 102 seats' remanded to the jail to awaitjLoJS Saturday evening witnied brie remarks concern- I Indiana County court action on! nearly 500 persons welcomed by reiationship com-jldlmS DOV by his wife.

Celeste Tosi in Jan said: "I was very glad to hear In the House, but two GOP1 charged with taking five a ni.rt Harry t-arns, t-resioenioi tocai nanv how the com- the chairman's views face to legislators are missing because lons of aasoline from Robert 12728, and master of ceremon- pany has grown over face, and to have a chance to of illness and at least six others from Indiana. DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Efforts to save Frankie Hayes, 9, Lvon. Indiana R.D. 4, on Feb, ies for the evening.

years with only two work stop-1 tell him directly and In detail are opposed to Shafer's program, Fred Svilar, 40, of Ebensburg, charged with burglary and lar Following dinner company of- Minority Democrats say their 17, was ordered to pay the costs and fine of $25. from leukemia with a new drug pages. He also told of several new projects to be started. uary, 1953. Survivors include four daughters and two sons: Mrs.

Ernestine Pctrarca, Torrance; Miss Jean; Mrs. Dominic (Mary) Rich, and Miss Jacqueline, all of Blairsville; Bruno, Akron, John, Poland, seven grandchildren and five great grand- just wnat our purposes and policies are and are not in these particular areas." enaect in failure. opposition to the program js solid. Ross Stiles, Dilltown, charged ceny in connection with the April 6 burglary of Bosco Buick He died Sunday at Bristol Other company officers intro- with operating a motor vemcie duced Included Clayton K. General Hospital, where he had returned May 18 for further Key after suspension of his operat along Route 22 east of Blairs ville, was cleared of those charg "Meetings like these do not themselves make peace," Johnson said at another point In his Street, personnel director and assistant secretary; John Han- report to the nation after re Anti-Noise Ordinance es lor lack ot evidence.

I I 0 A second charge against Svi-jUniOnS OCT ing privilege April 10, enterea a guilty plea today and was ordered to pay the a fine of $100 and be on probation for na, plant superintendent, and C. treatment with scarce and cost-' ly L-asparaginase. J. K. Wadley, Texarkana industrialist for whom the Wadley Research Institute and Blood cmioren.

Friends will be received at Ferguson and Son Funeral Home, Blairsville. after 3 n.m. C. Gunst, attorney, turning to Washington. "We must ail remember that there Local officers and field and tar lor me April 3 burglary oi Trexler's Inn at Armagh was upheld and he was remanded to! aiv months.

have been many meetings be Vote Tonight regional representatives were fore and they have not ended all Bank here are named, had an- Upheld then introduced: Angelo J. Ce-1 William Earl Creek, Black Lick, charged with corrupting mrtrals nf minors, entered a today and until 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Wednesday in of our troubles or our dangers nounced April 1 a conrolete PITTSBURGH (AP) The the Cambria County Jail pendingl Indiana County Court action.

He is charged with burglary and falo, vice president of Interna "But I can also repeat on this tional Union of District 50; Stan remission of Frankie's leukemia. He attributed this to use of BLAIRSVILLE Nick Diana, guilty plea and was ordered to bs. simon ana jude Church with Sunday afternoon another thingl boilermakers and ironworkers, two key unions in a construction larceny. interment to be made in the operator of the Falls Lounge on I said on Friday: that It does pay the costs 01 prosecution ley Robinson, vice president of Local 12728; Mary Claypoole, fi L-asparaginase. be confined to the Indiana Coun Victor Keith Archer, 34, of church cemetery.

help a lot to sit down and look at strike that has snarled millions of dollars of building projects, Dr. Joseph M. Hill, director nf nancial secretary Local 12728; South Fork, charged with forg cast Market St, was found guilty of violating the borough anti-noise ordinance Friday afternoon before Paul W. McGillick, a man right in the eye and try to reason with him, particu meet tonight to ratify-or reject- Helen Little, recording secreta the research institute, subsequently drew a reprimand from ERNEST H. ALTER.

53. of ery and uttering forged instru ry; Jess Vincini, Regional 13 larly if he is trying to reason proposed contracts. Both unions, representing a tne uallas County Medical 2013 Logan Altoona, died unexpectedly at 3:30 a.m. Director; John Shimchick, Re ty Jail for three months. Numbers Arrests Justice of the peace.

ment in connection with alleged stolen money orders March 20 at the Foodland store at Indiana with you. iociety for what it described as gional representative. total of about 3,500 workers, uiana attorney entered no a premature disclosure of the defense after five witnesses tes March 20, was held for Indiana "I said on Friday that the world is very small and very dangerous. Tonight I believe it tentatively agreed to a contract last week. Details were not re- Mr.

Cefalo responded with remarks concerning the Union dur Saturday, June 24, 1967 In Temple University Hospital, Phila-delphia, where he was admitted after becoming ill while visiting tified. The tavem owner's attor possible cure. The institute reported April 21 County Court He, too, was remanded to Cambria County jail. vealed pending the ratification ney earlier had pleaded not guil ing its relationships with Feder that a few leukemia cells had PITTSBURGH (AP) A state is fair to say that these days at Hollybush have made it a little smaller, too, but also a little ty as cnargea. al Laboratories.

Archer was also charged withjvote- reappeared in the blood of the ordinance limits noise Their approval, coupled with the same violation for an inci Guest speaker, Congressman1 Frankie, son of Mr. and Mrs. police says a state inves-l ligation of numbers writing in the Monongahela Valley near heard beyond a 50-ft limit af less dangerous. Ms daughter, Mrs. Carole Jean Evans of Browns Mills, N.

J. He was born May 1, 1914 in Johnstown, a son of J. H. and Hazel Smith Alter, and was the painters' ratification of dent March 20 at David's Men's John P. Saylor was introduced and talked of the Israeli Arab frank Hayes of Dallas.

Treatment was resumed. contract last week, could pave Store in Blairsville, and David A little more than half of the 10 hours and two men spent to ter 11 p.m. Charges were filed by two police officers. The incident in question reportedly oc the way for a major break Dr. Hill said death resulted situation, and stated that inl view of such a situation, we Pharmacy March 22, a charge.

In both cases, sufficient through in the 23-day craftsmen Pittsburgh began alter complaints about lotteries reached the state capital. Detective Thomas J. Tridico of the Greensburg state police from leukemia although there t0 Uorotlly Esthr were complications. I Pii curred at 12:05 a.m. June 17.

evidence was found to order; strike which has tied up 207 pro-! jects in parts of Western Penn must realize the urgency and importance of utilizing our own Diana's attorney, Edwin Archer held for court "Frankie died after battling! a memoeroi tne sylvania, Ohio and West resources in this country where In two other incidents on sim gether was spent apart from' their advisers, attended only by Interpreters. This gave them unusual opportunity to talk in full secrecy about their disagreements and about the possibilities of future action to narrow them. Clark, gave notice of intent to appeal to Indiana County! pneumonia due to an organism I TS SUP- barracks said Sunday the three- we have a continuous supply ot resistant to all the antibiotics i tne ounoay acnool ilar charges, the case was dis month nrobe revealed wide open Court and posted bond pending1 and sulfas tested aeainst memBer 01 the a r- fuel for 50 years. Two other striking unions, the missed. numbers operations and resulted allowances or refusal of the ap bricklayers and operating engi He also spoke of a forthcom In all, Archer Is charged with in the arrests of 17 persons.

peal. neers, will meet later this week ing contract with the Defense Dist. Atty. Robert W. Duggan This gave the Glassboro meet cheating by fraudulent pretense, forgery, and uttering forged in in contract talks.

The bricklay Department for $1,500,000 to the physician said. "Actually he re'at'ons. tee and had been respnding well Nation, to the L-asparaginase therapyHe had been emPloyed as sales and making excellent progress Stroehmann's in killing the leukemia cells Bakery since 1952 Frankie was the third human urv'ved bv his wife. There were about 3,000 Jewslof Allegheny County said the in- ers will resume negotiations come to Federal Laboratories In the 13 colonies at the time of vestigation and arrests were ing a possibly greater significance for the future than the public statements indicated. within the week strument Total money involved either by check or money order totaled $175 excluding the two Tuesday and the operating engl neers Thursday.

ithe Revolutionary War. made with his knowledge. Door prizes were presented to cases dropped for lack of many persons present and three patient to receive L-asparagi-1 "Jl uve' iour centernieces were dis- nase treatment for rf' Joanne, Pat lavelv centerpieces were dis-nese treatment for However, talks between the Carpenters Dis ty and Ueborah. all at home- tributed to Charles Duncan and Two now have died. trict Council and Master Build iiuijMijmfK3Uyf6HMWIWMrfe.m HUM NT rj r- -t said to have achieved a partial! mother- nd ers Association have reached an remission.

i lnH of Ruth Houser, and the third to be sent to Mrs. Wilda Moore, a retired member, presently in! Dr. Hill said treatment by L- asparaginase "still shows X1" bc relved at impasse. The two groups have not negotiated since June 1, and last week filed counter-suits charging each other with refusing to bargain in good faith. I Red China Downs 'Lost' U.S.

Jet Indiana Hospital as a medical patient. great deal of promise." a luncral Mome' 51 Requiem Muss for Frankie miw 1 p.m. The remainder of the evening! was spent in dancing to the will be celebrated at 10 a.m. services will at the Third FUR TtH i n. 1 De "eld music of the A Combo, andl William Thornton won a $500 nrivn frsr Mo sn-r4iitaiital An- Church, East Hudson Streer or ,1.

WU bSUJ Wl UIMU' alupe church in Austin. special entertainment by Dick 2 p.m. Wednesday. WASHINGTON (AP) Al 7. Hazley.

mystic master of hyp- U.S. Air Force F4C plane was 1792 notics and hilarity. (Read Gazette Classified Ads) rinuKM hit ChlnaM nirrraf, In the South China Sea early PAUL GATES, 79. of Mclntyre, died Sunday; June 25, 1967 at Indiana Hospital. Friends will be received Tram 7-9 p.m.

this cveninu nnrl today alter apparently stryingl I into Chinese air space in the, vicinity of Hainan Island, the, Department of Defense 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the 1 dimi runerai Home, Indiana. The announcement attributed the overflight to apparent failure of the American plane's na-vigtational and communications Ski -miSXr 1 equipment. I the plane crashed at sea mm about 30 miles south of the Pentagon said, and the two pilots were rescued. A complete ohituary will appear in Tuesday's editions of the Indiana Evening Gazette.

FREDERICK DOUGLASS, 52. died Saturday, June 24, 1967 at Pittsburgh. Born in Cherry Tree he was a son of James A. Douglass. He is survived by his wife, Mollie E.

Douglass; the following sons: James D. and Frederick a brother, Wayne and a sister Mailhu. Friends may pay their respect at Moiusco Funeral Home, 9406 Frunkslown Roud, Penn Hills. I he initial reports indicate they have not suffered serious injury," it added. The report said the American plane was on a flight from Clark Field the Philippines to Da Nang, South Vietnam.

American officials have been following a policy of quick announcement of any such incident to head off Communist propaganda. runerai services will be held Tuesday ut Lincoln Heights Methodist Church, Penn Hills p.m. Interment will hn in Sunsol View Memorial Park, Verona. Adding Course tt UHaJ HARRISBURG (AP) Dr Houses 1 I Richard H. Heindel, dean ol Pennsylvania Stale University's Capitol Campus at nearby Mid-dletown.

announced Saturday that the school will offer a new Reconvene IIARRISUURG AP1 RntK COIN BURGLARY PROBED Coin cullection made an estimated haul over the weekend at the li'hn Kubei Mar kle residence, 272 Grandview Indiana. Markle told Ute police he and his wife lelt home at 6 p.m. Saturday to go fishing and relumed at 9 a m. today to discover tin- burgld ry. State police and Columbo Previte, criminal identification olluer lor the cuuniy slu-rilf 5 ollicc, were conducting the investigation today.

Lntry to lhe residence was by ton in a side window. Once inside, the burglar systematically rifled the home, and runfiiH-d the tlieli to the collection of coins ranging Irom Silver dollan down to valuable pennies. (Gazette photo by Bechtel) POLICE INVESTIGATE SATURDAY MISHAP Indiana Borough Patrolman William Bruoks is shown shortly after 1 p.m. Saturday us he invest if.ated a car-panel truck trail ic-accident at the Oak St-North St. intersection in indiunu.

local property damage was graduate program in admiius- set at $300. Drivers were identified as Lois Repine, 48, ol Black Lick, and Joseph F. Dallas, IIh lluuse and Senate were scheduled to reconvene ut p.m. luduy..