10 Jul 1972
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
1
A reflective portrait of physicians ethics and philanthropy contrasts big hospital bills with caring aid. An elderly New Jersey doctor comforts a hungry widow and a gifted boy, who later learns carving and vows to study medicine, leaving a $500 gift stash.
Veterans education programs under GI bills have helped millions, but disadvantaged veterans still miss opportunities. VA and partners run outreach in low income areas to boost college attendance, with emphasis on racial gaps and high school graduates. A second column explains a 61 second universal time adjustment adding a leap second to synchronize Earth time with celestial measures.
Washington insiders note AFL-CIO leader George Meany remains hostile to George McGovern despite cordial meetings. Meany plans to block McGovern if nominated, recalling old Taft Hartley battles and a 14th vote reversal. McGovern sought peace but Meany’s opposition endures, shaping Democratic choices on running mates and campaign style.
Victor Riesel reports on Hubert Humphrey's ongoing labor talks with AFL CIO leaders led by George Meany. Meany doubts McGovern, while COPE backs Kennedy, Jackson, or Mills. Labor fears McGovern risks a split that could leave them with a party apparatus but no real labor influence at the convention.
HAL Boyle surveys readers letters and misc notes in a breezy AP column. It flashes quirky facts on appetite Mars life prison deterrence and car costs, plus quotable lines from Louis Bromfield Oscar Wilde and more, ending with historical coin motto.
An undetermined origin fire struck the Barrett Lumber Co sawmill early today, inflicting about 100000 dollars in damages. A 1962 bid by the General State Authority to buy Thaddeus Stevens Elementary for Indiana State College was rejected, with a counteroffer of 325000 approved by the Indiana Borough School Board. In 1967, nearly 1000 Indiana campers left their temporary home to join the National Compvention at Prince Gallitzin State Park.
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