Indiana Evening Gazette front matter June 4 1968
The page shows masthead details for the Indiana Evening Gazette dated Tuesday June 4 1968. It lists editors, staff, and Associated Press credit. Subscription rates for carrier and mail editions are provided, along with pricing for daily, weekly, and multi month periods.
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Indiana Idiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Evening Gazette
R. H. Ray
Dewitt Ray
Amy W Taylor RA
Hastie Ray
Russell M. Lickry
Taseph T. Donnelly William
B. Wasting Frank 2 Hood
Associated Press
Associated Prean
AP News
Carrier Boy
Enay
Alx
Indiana
Armatrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Mul
Rockefeller aides urge patience in 1964 race
Nelson Rockefeller and top strategists convened in New York to cool talk of a break with Nixon, urging a fluid approach while preparing to mobilize after the Democratic nominating convention. They warn Rockefeller’s campaign faces a Humphrey victory risk but count labor support likely if he becomes GOP nominee.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Overseas Press Club
Dick Nixon
Rockefeller
Bob Douglas
Nelson
Miami
Dwight Eisenhower
Southern
Mr. Rockefeller
Lyndon Johnson
Sheraton
Happy Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Albany
Ohio
Labor
Victor Borella
Tower Suite
Bob Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
GOP
Transport Workers
Teamsters
Vice Borella
Borella
Apfl-Clo
Lee Minton
National Labor Committee
Minton
Humphrey Backers Push In California Primary
California Democrats weigh how to translate Humphrey backing into votes for the June 4 primary. Lynch slate seen as vehicle for Humphrey while polls show 10 to 12 percent undecided nationally and up to 25 percent in Los Angeles area.
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Sens
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Thomas Lynch
Humphrey
Johnson
Lynch
California
Humphrey Weight
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Plane crash near Juneau claims 101 aboard
A military chartered plane crashes into the sea near Juneau Alaska today killing all 101 passengers and crew. Also reported: Glenn Mitchell 33 of Markleysburg Pa dies when crushed beneath a bulldozer at a Rural Valley construction site. Damage to Clair Davis coal mine tipple near Plumville estimated at 20 000. Reverend Charles Kearley of Christ Episcopal Church Indiana retires from ministry.
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Ernest R. Seleck
Homer City
R.D
Juneau
Alaska
Glenn Mitchell
Markleysburg
Fayette County
Clair Davis
Plumville
Charles Kearley
Christ Episcopal Church
Indiana
Kennedy Blames Wiretap Tale on Johnson Johnson
Kennedy in California accuses the Johnson administration of fueling the wiretap column about tapping Dr. Martin Luther King. He says the FBI wiretap order came as part of a broader eavesdropping review begun by Johnson and Katzenbach after prior government spying was exposed. Rep Resnick and Rep Joelson call for a House probe, urging open hearings and privacy protections.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
California
FBI
Martin Luther King
Bobby
Oregon
Justice Department
Pearson and Anderson
Fred Black
Kennedy
King
Johnson
Nicholas Katzenbach
Dr. King
Joseph Resnick
D-N.y
House of Representatives
Neal Smith
Iowa
Charles Joelson
N. J
Joseph Vigorito
Claude Pepper
Resnick
Bobby Kennedy
Joelson
New Jersey
Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Dubcek
Communist Party
Kosygin
Boyle Column How To Tell He From She
New York AP column discusses determining sex in social interaction. It notes men and women show different behaviors with same or opposite sex company, cites historical contrasts, and ends with a light call and quiz asking readers to identify gender cues.
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New York
International scene of turmoil and stalled talks
The piece surveys chaotic events worldwide with France facing unrest and De Gaulle under pressure to call early elections. In Paris Ho Chi Minh negotiators duel with US Ambassador Harriman as talks risk collapse. Prague briefly champions reform while Moscow signals disapproval. Hanoi presses Johnson toward firm war policy as North Vietnam looms.
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Majestic
Paris
Ho Chi Minh
Harriman
U.S
Kuon Tray
Hanoi
Johnson
Vietnam
White House
North Vietnam
Support Requested for Homer Center School Musical in June
Our Readers Write appeals to Homer Center citizens to back the school musical at J. S. Byers Auditorium on June 3 and 4. The letter praises Mr. Koziel and Mr. DeChurch's work, notes strong student effort, and urges local support and attendance to encourage ongoing school music programs.
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Homer Center
J. S. Byers
Koziel
Mr. De-Church
Homer Center High
Deer domestication and visibility of asteroids
Q and A discuss deer domestication noting reindeer are the only deer tamed. The asteroid Vespa is the only one bright enough to be seen with the naked eye, being the third largest in size.
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Vesta
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