Indiana Evening Gasette masthead and rates ad note
The Indiana Evening Gazette masthead lists staff roles including president treasurer secretary managing editor and news editor. It details AP rights and subscriber rates for daily, weekly, and mail editions with varied three month six month and yearly prices, noting counties and postage details.
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Amth Taylor
R. Bastid Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly Wanes
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
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Carrier Boy
Ten Center
Jcarly Fou
Indiana
Armatrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Ciass
Penna
Feighan Praises Teamster Amid House Critique
In Washington on June 27 Rep. Michael Feighan praised Bill Presser as a respected labor leader. The piece harshly questions Congress reading habits and details the fight against organized crime, noting limited Justice Department strike forces and funding for a broader anti Maf ia campaign led by figures like Dan Holman.
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Washington, D.C
Ohio
House of Representatives
Michael Feighan
The
Brotherhood
Bill Presser
Jimmy Hoffa
Johnny Dio
Feighan
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Judiciary
la Cosa Nostra
Justice Dept
Buffalo
Brooklyn
N.Y
Detroit
Pete” Peterson
John Mitchell
Organized Crime Section
Dan Holman
Joint Task Force Council
New York
Holman
Cosa Nostra
Agencie
Bistate Waterfront Commission
Crime Waves Reshape View Of Public Safety In America
Public attention fixates on street crime while experts warn of multiple distinct crime waves. Moylan Jr suggests law enforcement fights a riptide of issues from consumer fraud to alcohol-related crime, traffic violations and an accumulation of regulations, each needing targeted responses.
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America
Charles E. Moylan Jr
Baltimore
Maryland State's Attorneys Association
Consumer Protection
Moylan
Laurel Valley Hs new principal named by Penns Manor leader
Fred Pickup, former Penns Manor High School teacher, named principal of Laurel Valley High School. In other items, Akron native Jolly V Walker killed in A C and Y railroad accident near Carey Ohio. Kenneth Davis of Homer City elected western vice president of the State American Legion. Audrey L Shearer eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry P Shearer of Young Two, fatally injured when kicked by a pony near home. Ralph C Strautiff of 132 Southloth St former B A and P conductor to seek Indiana Borough tax collector nomination. D C Brown weighs remodeling Clawson House into an apartment building after settling business matters and Prohibition law uncertainty.
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Fred Pickup
Penns Manor
Laurel Valley High School
Jolly V. Walker
Akron
Ohio
Rochester Mills
A. C. and Y. Railroad
Carey
Kenneth Davis
Homer City
American Legion
State
Audrey L. Shearer
Harry P. Shearer
Young
Ralph C. Strautiff
Southloth, St
B. A. and P. Railroad
Indiana
Clawson House
D. C. Brown
Apollo 11 Flight Facts and Collision Odds
Drew Pearson reports from Washington on Apollo 11 details including suit rigidity requiring shovels for lunar rocks, harnessed life-sign signals to Houston, and the need to wear suits on moon walks. It notes 1 in 1230 collision odds with meteoroids, 24 instruments on the command module, and the high energy of reentry approximately equivalent to 86,000 kilowatts.
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Space Center
Houston
Neil Armstrong
Col
Edwin E. Aldrin
Moon
Los Angeles
North America
Marriage Changes in a Woman and a Space Scoop
A humorously dated column traces how wedlock alters a wife’s behavior from devoted partner to outspoken homemaker while lampooning marital shifts. The piece is followed by a technical note on Apollo Saturn V propellant capacity, engine power, and astronaut food and gear, ending with a Washington notes correction regarding Rep. Jones and FCC regulation.
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Washington
Paul C. Jones
Missouri
KBOA
Kennett
House
Federal Communications Commission
Real Jackie Please Stand Married to Onassis Notion
Jim Bishop profiles Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis as a complex figure between idealization and criticism. He notes her independence, shopping habits, crowds fear, and strained public image, while contrasting her role as First Lady with the Kennedy marriage dynamics and fate. He suggests a balanced but somber view of a woman caught between privilege and pressure.
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Jacqueline Onassis
Jackie
Guinevere
William Manchester
Aristotle Onassis
Maud Shaw
Caroline
John-John
The
Land
Mary Gallagher
Paris
Dallas
Truckle
Washington
Jack
Massachusetts
Georgetown
Kennedy
Kennleys
Fort Worth
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