Indiana Evening Safette Pubtebel ty The Indiana Printing & Publiching
A garbled newspaper masthead lists staff roles and Associated Press affiliation. It gives subscription rates and mailing details for Indiana and nearby counties, with rates for daily, weekly, and motor route subscriptions, and notes second class imprint.
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Indiana Printing & Publiching
Philadelphis
KR. S. Mat
R. Dewitt Hay
Amth Taylor
Hee
R. Hastie
M. Hickly
Jornph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
Associated Preay
AP News
Carrina Roy
Fame
Alteid
Indiana
Armatrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Dally
Relief Reform Sparks White House Policy Push
A national debate on trimming welfare rolls to employment or training gains momentum as Dr. Arthur Burns and the Council for Urban Affairs push for work or training requirements. Burns argues aid recipients can join productive society, while preserving dignity and taxpayers’ interests. The WIN program already channels job training and daycare, but broad impact remains uncertain with 500,000 potential workers off relief if Nassau County estimates hold nationwide.
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Washington, D.C
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
White House
Arthur Burns
Council For Urban Affairs
Richard Nixon
Prof. Burns
Dr. Burns
Burns
New York
Nassau County
Secretary of Labor
Schultz’ Department
WIN
Americans Flop As Imperialists
The essay argues the United States has not embraced empire building since acquiring the Virgin Islands in 1917 and has largely failed to fulfill UN Trusteeship obligations in Micronesia. It notes lax administration by State Interior and Defense, stagnating economies, deteriorating services, water shortages, and a nostalgia for prewar Japanese rule among islanders, urging renewed focus on development and governance.
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U.S
Virgin Islands
Denmark
United States
Japan
Western Pacific
State
Interior and Defense
U.N. Trusteeship Council
South Africa
Southwest
Africa
America
Long-sought Loyalhanna Creek bridge bids at $202,836
The State Highway Department reported a low bid of 202836 for a bridge over Loyalhanna Creek southwest of Saltsburg. The list of local notes includes a 91st birthday celebrated in Rochester Mills, a radio quiz show loss, a dean’s appointment at Indiana State Teachers College, a public sale plan for Coral town, a 77-year-old Indiana County resident's death, and the Indiana curb market's three weeks of renewed success.
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State Highway Department
Loyalhanna Creek
Saltsburg
Matthew J. Walsh
South Seventh St
Indiana
Indiana State Teachers College
Coral
Indiana County
F. S. Mo«ran
Bankers win as lawmakers back holding company bill
Washington report says a bank lobby led by First National City Bank and other major lenders swayed the House Banking Committee against Nixon plans to curb bank held enterprises. Deserter Republicans and several bank stockholders aided the victory, while Patman’s measure faced opposition from a powerful banking lobby.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Tex
Jack Yingling
First National City Bank of
New York
John Holton
American Bankers Association
Matt Hale
ABA
Don Rogers
Association of Registered Bank Holding Companies
Robert Oliver
Sperry and Hutchinson, Inc
Togetharth
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
North Carolina
Nixon
Rep
Patman
Treasury Department
Wachovia Bank of
Winston - Salem
Wachovia
Durham
N. C
Nick Galifianakis
R. J. Reynolds
Galifianakis
Robert Stephens
First National Bank of
Athens
Tom Gettys
S.C
Rock Hill National Bank of
Rock Hill
Tom Bevill
Ala
Charles
First National Bank and Trust Company of
Baltimore
Albert Johnson
Henry Reuss
Wis
Tom Rees
Calif
Richard Hanna
Lenore Sullivan
Boyle Column Hot Weather Blues Here
New York AP observes summer doldrums and offers playful cures for boredom. Advice includes sky writing courses, odd daydreams, songs, stunts, and humorous challenges to liven up the season. It cautions about safety and health while urging lighthearted experiments.
Safeguard ABM plan sparks national debate
Jim Bishop defends Nixon's Safeguard ABM against Fulbright and Kennedy critics arguing it will shield Minute Man missiles from Soviet attack. He cites cost, timing, and the need to counter Russian radar and missiles while noting MIT scientists' warnings as overstated. The piece urges standing firm against disarmament pressures.
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Safeguard
United States
Princeton
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
Edward Kennedy
MLST
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moscow
Nixon
Ussr
Uncle Same
Montana
North Dakota
U.S
North Pole
Canada
Soviet Union
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jerome B. Wiesner
George W. Rathjens
Steven Weinberg
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Yester Daze
Gazette
Lonella M. Oberlin
Rochester Mills
Mable Adams
Water St
William W. Hopkins
North Seventh St
Philadelphia St
Nixon Alley
Drew Pearson
GOP
William Widnall
New Jersey
Boyle
PTA
Allen
Ginsberg
Zoo
Staten Island
Jim Bishop
Berry's
NEA
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