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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1975

Page

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Shapp press on grand jury timing amid common man stance

Governor Shapp opposes delaying his appearance before a federal grand jury probing contract kickbacks, saying he wants to testify early and with ordinary citizens. The piece questions whether the governor can claim special treatment while projecting a plain folk image.

Ey Mason Denison Harrisburg Shapp Pennsylvania Washington Blair House White House Federal Grand Jury Mr. Shapp

Jim Bishop on the atom bomb and war as numbers

The piece recalls the Hiroshima anniversary and quotes William V. Shannon while summarizing wartime planning, the atomic bombs, and the grim math of casualties. It argues that war is a game of numbers, noting Fermi Meitner and Truman, and questions moral reactions to mass killing.

Jim Bishop Hiroshima William V. Shannon The New York Times Nagasaki Italy Germany Japan MacArthur Surigao Strait Henry J. Stimson George C. Marshall Roosevelt Alamogordo New Mexico U.S Enrico Fermi Lise Meitnher FDR Harry Tru Tman Pottgdam Josef Stalin Winston Churchill Ja‘tpan Zathem Truman Imperial High Command Soviet Union Atom Club Adolf Hitler

Diana Printing and Publishing Company Note

Fragmentary OCR item mentions Diana Printing and Publishing Company in Pa. 1570 era context with unclear details about prepaid items and events, seemingly a public notice or advertisement. Names, dates, and places are partially legible, requiring cautious interpretation of the historical snippet.

Diana Printing & Publishing Company

Typhoid cases and health actions in Indiana news

Yesterdate August 27 1925 reports fifteen typhoid cases in Indiana with several under observation as the state board of health surveys the outbreak. Water sample tested by Dr F W St Clair shows badly infected water. 1960 Elderton Leroy Smith elected supervising principal of Elderton Joint School District succeeding Alex Kunkle. 1970 Four men named to Indiana County Tourist Bureau board by President John Hanley fills vacancies for McDivitt Amero Pappas Look.

Indiana Indiana Board of Health F.W. St. Clair Elderton Leroy Smith Homer City Mr Smith Alex Kunkle William G. Buchanan House of Representatives Indiana County Republican Hall of Fame Indiana County Tourist Bureau John Hanley Daniel McDivitt Salisbury Norman Amero Michael Pappas Home RD Flora June Look Coral

EPA deposit plan near inroads to curb throwaway bottles

Washington fights over a June 2 EPA deposit proposal requiring federal facility customers to pay for beverage containers. Industry groups led by U S Brewers Association and can makers mobilized to block the rule, while EPA officials faced internal leaks and lobbying. Congress members pressed EPA as opponents sought to quash the plan and deposit advocates urged state adoption. Karate showdown on Capitol Hill added for September 14 with proceeds to investigative reporters defense fund.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington America Environmental Protection Ney EPA U.S Federal Register H. Lanier Hickman Capitol Hill Congress Hickman Reynolds Metals American Can Coca-Cola Bethelem Steel Owens-Illinois Adm Robert Colonna Colonna D.C. Armory Senate Quentin Burdick N.D Ted Stevens Alaska Burdick Stevens Jhoon Rhee Tom Begill D.ala Floyd Spence R.S.C Walter Fauntroy D.C Willis D. Gradison Jr Ohio

Inside Labor What US Lost In Portugal

Veteran columnist Victor Riesel outlines alleged Soviet covert influence in Portugal since 1974. He cites London intelligence, claims $180 million to $200 million in subsidies, and describes a broad underground network controlled by KGB agents via Lisbon embassies, funding presses, broadcasting gear, and tens of thousands of operatives across cities and rural areas.

Victor Riesel Washington Portugal Bella Abzug CIA William Colby Manhattan KGB London Luigi Longo Red Army Italy Longo Bologna-Modena Communist Party Alvaro Cunhal Lisbon Sintra Oporto Azores East Germany Union Federation Intersindical

Indira Gandhi Responds To Spock Cable On Narayan

The Indian Embassy released Indira Gandhi’s reply to Dr. Benjamin Spock urging Narayan’s release. Gandhi defends actions against Jayaprakash Narayan and links him to RSS and extreme left influences, asserting limits on dissent while preserving democracy.

Washington Indira Gandhi Benjamin Spock J. P. Narayan Jayaprakash Narayan RSS Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Mahatma Gandhi India

Denali vs McKinley name debate prompts public input

A discussion on whether Mount McKinley should be renamed Denali continues. The Interior Department Board on Geographic Names seeks public opinions to decide if the national landmark and Denali National Park should reflect the Tanana Indian name or preserve McKinley’s memory. Residents and Alaska supporters are urged to submit views to the Domestic Names Board in Reston, Virginia.

Mckinley Denali North America Mountain Mt. McKinley Department of the Interior Department Board On Geographic Names William McKinley United States Alaska Mt. McKinley National Park McKinley National Park Donald J Orth Domestic Names U.S. Board On Geographic Names National Center Reston

The Comintern Payoffs In Portugal And Aims Abroad

The text describes KGB funded influence operations in Portugal covering unions and councils, plus suppression of non Communist city administrations. It notes affected workers, farmers, and construction groups while detailing international reactions from Socialist leaders. It condemns U S rhetoric and claims America lost face abroad as a result.

KGB Armed Forces Movement Revolutionary Council Navy Geneva Portugal Social Democrats Party Sintra Comintern Britain Harold Wilson Germany Helmut Schmidt Sweden Olof Palme America

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