Indiana Evening Gazette Copyright and Subscription Details
The Indiana Evening Gazette published by the Indiana Printing and Publishing Company in Indiana, Pa, lists staff roles including president DeWitt Ray, treasurer Amter Taylor Ray, secretary R. Hastie Ray, managing editor Russell M. Hickey, advertising manager Joseph L. Donnelly, news editor Frank B. Hood, and associate editor. It notes Associated Press rights and local news exclusivity, and provides carrier and motor route subscription rates, with daily and weekly prices and regional mail rates, indicating publication daily except Sundays and legal holidays.
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Ray
Presdent
Dewitt Ray
Treasuree Amter Taylor
R. Hastie Ray
Eee
Rubsell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastinus
AP News
Carrier Boy
Tech
Indiana
Armatrong
Camorra
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Penna
Labor Feud Delays Rocky Flats AEC Project
At Rocky Flats near Golden Colorado a big defense contract faced a near shutdown as a union sheet metal workers strike over baffle fabrication halted progress on a 1970 finish date. The action followed refusals, lay-offs, and a broader labor rebellion echoing campus and urban unrest. The dispute drew in the National Joint Board and multiple agencies, with strikers defiant and mediation ongoing.
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Washington, D.C
Rocky Flats
Golden
Colo
Atomic Energy Mission
AEC
Double Mars Encounter Set For July and August
Worldwide excitement builds as NASA plans a two Moon era Mars flyby event. Mariner 6 will send back images from 59.5 million miles away after a 241 million mile trip, followed by Mariner 7 with a similar close approach. The missions aim to study Mars atmosphere, surface, and potential for life, using high resolution cameras to probe features up to 900 feet across.
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Moon
Mars
Mariner 6
Mariner 7
Earth
Cape Kennedy
NASA
Mariner 4
Yester Daze highlights from Gazette files over years
A compact roundup from 1964 to 1929 notes Indiana County events. It cites Williams and Seyler receiving a 25 year plaque from Commercial Credit Corp. a 1959 minor league baseball game where Mike Stipcak’s bunt spoiled a no hitter by Dave Wagner in an 11 inning 2 1 Indiana win over Brush Valley. 1949 Republican tax collector bid by Albert J Moreau after school district consolidation talks in Marion Center aiming to build a larger high school. 1939 Earl E Hewitt Sr announces Republican bid for county treasurer. and 1929 Heavy Drug Store opening in the Het rig Building with bids for a new Clymer Post Office location.
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Mike Stipcak
Indiana
Dave Wagner
Brush Valley
Albert J. Moreau
White Two
Marion Center
Heavy Drug Store
Hetrick
Clymer
Son of Congressman Receives Bahamas Trip With Girlfriend
Drew Pearson reports that James Teague, son of Rep. Olin E. Teague, used influence as chairman of the House Veterans Committee to secure a paid Bahamas trip for himself and his girlfriend. The Blackhawk Construction Company financed the excursion, while accompanying details include a Florida fishing guide, a Freeport side trip, and an 80 foot yacht outing amid ongoing VA contract disputes and political pressure that contributed to the VA head’s resignation.
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Washington
Committee of Congress
Bahamas
Florida
Freeport
James Teague
Olin E. Teague
House Veterans Committee
Jim Teague
Blackhawk Construction Company
Blackhawk
Veterans Administration
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
William Driver
Chairman Teague
Veterans Committee
Chubb Cay
Colony Club
Credt
Florida Airmotive
John Wagner
Don Dorenzo
Dorenzo
Lucky Son
Black Hawk
Andrew Machata
Blackhawk Construction
Jim Scarborough
Marineland
del Ray Beach
Young Teague
Lucayan Hotel
Charles H. Stevenson, Jr
Corpus Christi
Tex
Rep
Teague
Congressional Hotel
House
Stevenson
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Veterans Hospitals
Pittsburgh
Manhattan
Hines
Chicago
Veterans Hospital
Tampa
Fla
Chinese father halts court case over park bike theft
In New York a Chinese immigrant called Kee faced a clash over his son’s stolen motor bike. Police found dismantled parts in a basement and demanded charges, but Kee chose to drop the case despite his son urging action. Kee fears revealing his name could endanger his family.
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New York
Mr. Kee
China
Kee
Supreme Court
Joyful Hawaii trip through a reporter’s eyes on Waikiki
Jim Bishop details a Honolulu stay atop the Ilikai on Waikiki Beach. He admires the island’s mix of cultures and the children’s wonder as Karen and Kathi soak in sun, surf, and dinners at Kyo-Ya. He contrasts ancient gods with modern tourism, noting Diamond Head and Punchbowl Cemetery, and recalls a Chinese wedding and Japanese hospitality. The piece brims with sensory detail and family joy.
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Diamond Head
United States
Forgotten Islands
Punchbowl Hill
National Cemetery of the Pacific
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Army Corps of Engineers
National Joint Board
Labor Management Council
Rocky Flat
International Union
Labor
Afl-Cio
William Schnitzler
San Francisco
East Village
Yester Daze
Gazette
Ed Williams
Granville Seyler
Indiana Sales and Service of
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Commercial Credit Corp
Earl E. Hewitt, Sr
Indiana County
Rome
Drew Pearson
Son of Congressmen
Boyle
White House
Esther Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Jim Bishop
Ilikai Hotel
Waikiki Beach
Honolulu
Oahu
Pacific
Karen
Kathi
Alpha
Moemee
Mo-Ee
Lolo
Aloha
Sikai
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