Indiana Evening Gazette Advertisement Rates and Staff List
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists staff including Mr Managing Liter Advertising and News Editor roles, with names such as Ray N. Pewitt, Amy Taylor Ray, Ray R. Bartin, Rubaww M. Rickny, Joseph L. Donnelly, William B. Hastings, Frankie Hood. It shows subscription rates by mail and by carrier, monthly and yearly, and notes second class imprint and publication details.
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Amye Taylor Ray R. Bartin
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Rubawll M. Rickny
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frankie, Hood
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Lexal Holidare
Johnson Uses Labor Backing To Rebuild Candidacy in Atlantic City
Lyndon Johnson spoke to 1,000 ILGWU delegates in Atlantic City, rallying as a candidate and signaling loyalty to Hubert Humphrey while courting ILGWU’s political influence in New York. The speech framed his future moves against Bob Kennedy and leveraged the union’s power to sway key votes.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Lyndon Johnson
Ladies Garment Workers
Bob Kennedy
Gene McCarthy
New York
Minnesota
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Louis Stulberg
Hubert Humphrey
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
ILGWU
Liberal Party
New York City
Jack Kennedy
Johnson
David Dubinsky
ILG
Willard Wirtz
Authire Goldberg
Paris
Saigon
Stulberg
Dubinsky
Union
Evelyn Dubrow
Little League of Nations
Dick Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
John Lindsay
Washington sights skewed by riots and protests
Washington Chamber of Commerce says April riots cut tourist trade by about 20 percent with hotel occupancy down and monuments variably affected, while crowds dip except Memorial Day weekend for Poor People demonstrations. Lincoln Memorial oddly rebounding amid ongoing unrest as nonviolence advocacy holds.
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Washington
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Tom Peacock
The
Washington Chamber
Peacock
Retirements and moves noted in Homer City and area
Yester Daze items list long tenure retirements and coaching changes. Ruth Tinker of Homer City schools retires after 1926 service. Dick Stewart to move to United High as head basketball coach and assistant football coach. Dr. Wallace Stewart, 73, dies at 222 North Eighth Street. Samuel Huston Wilson, 86, fatally injured in a Blairsville street fall. Herbert C. Hanna, 50, cashier, dies at Spangler hospital. Dr. E. L. Fleming buys property in Indiana to practice medicine. James D. McCune buys homestead on North Ninth Street for 8500. Fire on Locust Street damages Thom as Runzo barn. McCreary Tire and Rubber employees receive wage increase. New scale is 4.50 to 5.00 per day.
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Dick Stewart
Green Two High of
Commodore
United High of
Armagh
Wallace B. Stewart
North Eighth St
Samuel Huston Wilson
Blairsville
E. L. Fleming
Dayton
William Hamilton
North Sixth St
Indiana
James D. McCune
North Ninth St
Thomas Runzo
Locust St
McCreary Tire and Rubber Company
Mills Quietly Shields Arkansas Bond Tax Break
Drew Pearson reports Mills uses a loophole in the 10 percent tax bill to keep municipal industrial bonds tax exempt for Arkansas, preserving bond holders’ exemptions while shifting costs to others. Johnson hosts Australia’s Holt and honors American troops as better rest facilities attract Vietnam soldiers. Steve Smith disputes a column item about Fred Dutton and Pat Brown amid Oregon primary fallout.
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Washington
White Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
White House
Arkansas
Mills
Treasury Department
Mill
Steve Smith
Bobby Kennedy
Oregon
Joe Correll
Hubert Humphrey
California
Fred Dutton
Kennedy
Pat Brown
Joe Cerrell
Cerrell
Medical Q and A on joint issues and politics
The column covers synovitis capsulitis and adhesive tendonitis with treatment notes including rest, hot packs, and hydrocortisone injections. It also reviews polio parity of offspring and a political corruption critique urging a Pulitzer winners panel to audit corporate campaign funds amid Chrysler tips and a Los Angeles stance on Kennedy.
Battle lines widen toward Paris in stalled peace talks
The article argues North Vietnamese pressure on Paris negotiations, asserting U S and ally readiness for negotiation not surrender. It warns Ho Chi Minh seeks settlement terms, while Amb Harriman defends coalition unacceptability and a demilitarized zone as a stabilizing core amid broader North Korean, Soviet, and Chinese backing of communist forces.
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U.S
Unite States
Ho Chi Minh
U. S
Averell Harriman
White House
Vietnam
Vietcongs
South
South Vietnam
North Korea
Korea
Q and A on sports stats and ancient crafts
The piece asks how ERA is computed for pitchers and answers by stating earned runs multiplied by nine divided by innings pitched. It then presents trivia on mahogany origins in Santo Domingo and the standard number of diamond facets, and explains the origin of the phrase to cool your heels from horse travel.
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Cathedral of
Santo Domingo
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