Indiana Evening Gazette Subscription Rates 1957
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery across counties. Rates include daily, monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly terms, with pricing differences for in state and out of state or outside counties. Subscriptions of less than six months are billed monthly and minimum term is three months.
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Associated Presa
Indhia
Ed AP
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland Poupsies
Britain’s embargo on United States trade with Red China
Britain ends its wartime stance and withholds trade with Red China, easing pressure on Beijing but widening rift with Washington. The move shores up domestic pride and questions US strategy while China and Russia gain leverage in Asia. Britain faces potential loss of empire’s sway as the Free World confronts Communism.
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England
United States
France
China
Macmillan
Russia
Free World
Questions and Answers on History and Nature
A. The first national political convention was called by the Democrats in 1832 at Jackson’s initiative to nominate Martin Van Buren for vice president. Q2 The remarkable firefly fact is that its light produces no heat or energy loss, a feat not yet matched by humans. C Peru claims the highest standard gauge railroad, the Peruvian Central, climbing about 15,000 feet above sea level.
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Jackson
Mar van Buren
Peru
Besieged Empire
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Dept
Four Day Week Has Problems
Washington (NEA) UAW President Walter Reuther advocates a four day, 32 hour week for the auto industry, arguing technology and efficiency will shorten production times while employers debate how to fund wage parity, overtime costs, and potential price and profit shifts.
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Washington
NEA
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Reuther
UAW
Ford
Cleveland
U.S
Eisenhower Snubs Senators as Budget Ties Washington Visit
Drew Pearson reports President Eisenhower limited access to Congress, with several senators and reps receiving rebuffs for appointments. The piece notes past presidents, from Roosevelt to Truman, were busier with lawmakers, while Ike cites time constraints. Other items cover tensions between Generals Twining and Gavin, Dulles budget battles, and Yugoslav views on Tito amid Hungary's unrest.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Tke
Roosevelt
Truman
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Clara Booth Luce
Connecticut
Eisenhower
Eastern Airlines
Gen
Wilton Persons
Ike
Read To Me Irritates Dad In Boyle Column
HAL BOYLE writes about the woes of parenthood as a child insists on dictating stories. A four year old hands a book upside down and demands readings that diverge into silly and sad tales, while the father muses on culture, reading, and the stubbornness of a story loving child.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Tracy Ann
Williams Jennings Bryan
McKinley
Daddy
Bunny Rabbit
Hoffa Faces Senate Probe as Power Duel Opens
Jimmie Hoffa declares he will not take the Fifth as Senate hearings loom with Bob Kennedy grilling him on associations and deals. He envisions a power play at the Teamsters Miami Beach convention, plans a potential junta of top lieutenants, and seeks to sideline Dave Beck by June high council maneuvers.
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Harvard
Jimmie Hoffa
Senate
Bob Kennedy
Hoffa
Jim Hoffa
Kennedy
Teamsters Union
James Riddle Hoffa
Teamsters’ Brotherhood
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Labor Code
George Meany
Teames
Miami Beach
Empire
Harold Gibbons
St. Louis
Dusty Miller
Southern States Conference of
Larry Steinberg
Toledo
Johnny O'Rourke
New York
Teamsters High Council
Beck
Teamsters’ Executive Council
Teamo High Council
Feds
Woman Press Secretary Picked For White House Job
Anne Wheaton, a veteran public relations worker and hat designer, is chosen by President Eisenhower to replace Murray Snyder as assistant White House press secretary. She would be the first woman in that role, handling photographers and TV crews alongside Press Secretary Jim Hagerty, with Ike advising during key moments. Wheaton, now in her sixties with a background dating to 1924, has no children and has endured a rugged career in politics.
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Douglas Larsen
Washington
NEA
Anne Wheaton
United States
Eisenhower
Murray Snyder
White House
Snyder
Defense
Denver
Annie Wheaton
Wheaton
Jim Hagerty
Murray
Annie
Ike
Jim
New York
Teddy Roosevelt
Coolsidge
Hoover
Fdr
Harry Truman
Chamber critique on aid cuts to fund England economy
The U S Chamber of Commerce contends cutting relief for the blind, sick, and crippled to aid England is a form of economy. Florida state Rep John Orr and Rep Alvin E O Kofski criticize a bill outlawing indecent literature, arguing it would have blocked classics.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
England
Alvin E. O'Kofski
John Orr
Tallahassee
Fla
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