Indiana Evening Gasette subscription rates and notices
The newspaper lists subscription terms and rates for in state and out of area readers. It notes carrier and mail options, minimum periods, and prices ranging from monthly to yearly, with specific regional applicability and post office classifications.
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R. HW. Ray
Dewitt
Amte Taylor
Hugh M. Bell
Hastie
William A. Boreman
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
Focal News
Indiana
Jferson
Westmoreland
Wheatland farmers demand less government in Washington
Public views from Nebraska’s third district show 68.6 percent voting against the wheat referendum and 69 percent opposing the Domestic Peace Corps. The piece urges a broader national referendum on New Frontier programs and cautions Kennedy against expanding federal reach. It questions leadership and contrasts Kennedy with Lincoln. It notes Venezuela’s former President Jimenez, his anti Communist stance, and his imprisonment in Florida amid U S press access disputes.
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West
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Third
Nebraska
Peace Corps
Youth Conservation Corps
White House
Richard Wilson
Lincoln
JFK
Marcos Jimenez
Venezuela
United States
Jimenez
U. S
Florida
Eisenhower
U.S
Mass Attack Launched On Hunger
Washington hosts the World Food Congress June 4 18 with 1200 delegates from 160 nations to advance the Freedom From Hunger campaign. The FAO’s 20th anniversary congress assesses progress to 1980 and beyond, hosted by the U S with private support from the Freedom From Hunger Foundation chaired by James S Patton and others. 92 women delegates attend. tours to New England and the Carolinas are planned. the event features a dedication by Postmaster General J Edward Day and translations in English French and Spanish.
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Peter Edson
Enterprise Assn
Washington
World Food Congress
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Hot Springs
U.N
Rome
United Nations
China
United States
U.S
Thomas C. Butler
The
Grand Union Co
Foundation
Mexico
Eva Samano de Lopez Matoes
Flora Azikiwi
New England
Carolinas
Tennessee Valley
J. Edward Day
State Department
Newspapers as prime advertising medium in U S study
A U S Department of Agriculture study argues newspapers best for food ads and marketing info, notes readers clip and file. It cites public values, creativity, and the importance of press freedom from Virginia’s 1776 Declaration of Rights, and recalls 1962 ad spending favoring newspapers locally.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
White House
U.S
Virginia
Williamsburg
Bolivia's Andrade Promotes Friendly U S Ties in Campaign
Former Bolivian ambassador and candidate Victor Andrade touts friendship with the United States as key to his presidential run. He rebuts anti U S sentiment, notes Bolivians are weary of hypocrisy, and emphasizes direct contact with the people including peasant leaders near his farm.
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Washington
U. S
Ben Stephansky
State Department
Bolivia
Uncle Sam
Victor Andrade
United States
Andrade
la Paz
Paz Estenssoro
United
States
United Nations
OAS
Fidel Castro
USA
Revolutionary Party
Eisenhower
Fill-in Man Pope John XXIII and the path to humanity
The column recalls Pope John XXIII as more than a temporary fill-in, praising his swift reform, humane actions, and bridge to religious tolerance. It notes his death, the world’s sense of loss, and the challenge of finding another leader like him.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Harvey Cushing
St. William Osler
John XXII
College of Cardinals
Pius XII
John XXIII
Vatican
British union rules could reshape U S political funding
A British Labour Party style legal framework governs union political funding. It requires member referendums, separate political funds, opt out for dues, and strict prohibition on using general funds for political activity. The May 13 Supreme Court ruling endorses similar protections for dissident members, prompting AFL CIO to study potential U S impact.
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Wheich
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Central Fund
British Labor Party
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
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Tndiane, Pa
Erculation
Reo Advertiging
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Amaodata
Armstrong, Cambria
Clearfield
William L. Ingersoll
Drew Pearson
Boyle
Pope John
Capitol Hill
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
Senate
Procter and Gamble
Neil McElroy
Defense
Ike
Bryce Harlow
Lever Brothers
India
New Zealand
Colgate Company
Rep
Milwaukee
Proctor and Gamble
Forbes
Houses
By Victor Riesel
Washington, D.C
Barretts-of-Wimpole Street
North Audley St
London
High Bench
Brennan
Afl-Cio Executive Council
St. Louis
Labor Party
Registrar of Friendly Societies
Cecil Crabbe
Sir Cecil
Cecil
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