20 Apr 1971
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1971
Page
1
Column outlines Nixon's likely reelection path with Wallace as a watchful rival and shifts in southern and black votes. It also analyzes Egypt’s terms with Israel over Sinai and Suez and Beijing’s open doors as Mao’s strategy unfolds for Western engagement.
A group forms the War Antidefamation League led by C Bennett Neu palm to defend wars. They urge editors and studios to avoid mentioning Vietnam and to ensure war films carry pro war messaging and funding to the Military Industrial Complex Ubcer Foundation.
Indiana Evening Gazette published by Indiana Printing and Publishing Company lists staff roles and pricing. It notes Associated Press rights, carrier subscriptions, and mail rates for Indiana County and nearby regions. The snippet outlines staff names and positions, with publication and postage details for daily issues excluding Sundays and holidays.
In 1966 roving pickets, during the soft coal strike, shut down the Virginia Mine of Crichton Coal Co southeast of Corral in Indiana County. Company officials laid off all supervisory and office personnel immediately. On the Pennsylvania Railroad main line near Blairsville Junction, a 1921 landslide blocked two tracks, one passenger and one freight, with the passenger line cleared in two hours and the freight line after six hours. rocks up to 50 tons fell.
Article itemizes a study by Sen. Phil Hart's Anti-Trust Subcommittee claiming Americans lose seven billion dollars yearly to hidden car faults. It advocates nationwide diagnostic centers and cites large shares of defective cars. Also covers White House news summaries, Julie Nixon Eisenhower travels, Hoover marker theft, and Alcohol Abuse Act funding questions.
Senator Frank Moss appeals to Senator Warren Magnuson to fund the act immediately on Appropriations Committee power. He accuses the Administration of delaying the program and depriving it of needed funds. A South Vietnamese forest campaign counters Viet Cong gains in U Minh despite publicized setbacks. Wiretap concerns prompt the Justice Department to formalize legal justification for taps and bugging devices.
Washington columnist Victor Riesel traces a global rise of Trotskyist and Maoist inspired youth terror linked to Naxalites in India and Guevarists in Sri Lanka. He cites government crackdowns, rising unemployment, and fears these movements will reappear in the United States with violence and factory disruption.
Abbe Lane, red-haired star of international renown, says a $3,000 dress proves glamour, while an $85,000 supper-club act costs are for a show that may pay off. Her 8 week planning, 3 designers, 5 costume changes for the two male dancers, and 10 for her plus staff drive expenses up, with a weekly payroll of eight people and potential $40,000 more for wardrobes. She faces losses in New York but expects a two year renewal and TV sales as payoff.
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