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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
3
Indiana Evening Gasette lists subscription terms for mail and carrier delivery in Indiana and surrounding counties. Rates shown include daily, monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly options with varying prices and conditions for three month minimum commitments.
Jim Bishop profiles the FAA Experimental Center in Atlantic City, detailing BLEU controlled no hands landings of a DC-7, the 3-D radar project, a five-pound black box, bird strike testing with hamburger projectiles, and a vision of future air travel with faster planes and crowded skies.
At the Washington congress with 1,200 delegates from over 100 nations, planners aim to ensure by 1980 no world food shortage and by 2000 universal adequate diets. They stress increasing local production, expanding agricultural education, and shared technology to lift underdeveloped regions.
Drew Pearson reports on the Savannah episode during the Eisenhower era. An AEC charm course cost 5000 dollars while engineers shut down essential systems, leading to a six month layup. Politically charged maneuvers, contract cancellations, and a late shift in ship operator selection expose tensions between Commerce and CIA figures, with McCone tied to the awarded line despite political backers.
New York column contrasts nostalgia with modern realities before detailing a 1960s shipping controversy. It cites conflicts of interest surrounding the Savannah ship contract, naming Sinclair Weeks, John McCone, and senators who questioned the deal. The piece notes Kennedy's later appointment of McCone as CIA chief amid debate.
Washington column reports a secret southwest arsenal lab will house 32 sterilizers built by American Sterilizer Co. unions including plumbers and pipefitters seek to de-pipe and rework the machines, risking higher defense costs and public price increases. The piece notes multi union stakes and potential delays across hospitals and bases.
A letter from a neighbor describes a one year old boy who terrifies younger children by throwing dirt and using foul language. The response urges neighbors to unite, involve welfare authorities if needed, and argue that private neglect in one home becomes public concern when it endangers others.
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