Indiana Evening Gazette local page and subscription rates
The Indiana Evening Gazette sample shows publishing details and staff names for the Indiana Printing and Publishing Company. It includes advertising staff, editors, and Associated Press note, plus subscription rates for daily and weekly editions and mail routes in Indiana and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
N. Newlyt Ray
Amyr Taylor Ray R. Harti
RAF
Rusahll M
Hickey
Joseph L
Donnelly Cee
William R
Waltings
Frank Hood
Associated Pahra
Associated Prean
AV Newa
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Wealhoralang
Dally
True Revolutionary Youth on Campus Now and Then
Jim Bishop argues that true revolutionaries arise from universities and youth who reject parental and state authority. He critiques student radicalism, vandalism, and anti authority sentiment, while stressing maturation, judgment, and shared societal progress across generations.
Mata Hari The Spy Mata Hari Real Name Revealed
The text cites Mata Hari as Gertrud Margarete Zel le, the Dutch born agent executed for German interests during World War I. It references her alias Mata Hari and notes the use of the name in wartime espionage. It also briefly mentions U.S. President Woodrow Wilson and a reference to a verse in a Biblical chapter.
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Mata Hari
Gertrud Margarete Zelle
Poverment Aduypter
Mata Heri
Mola
Indiana area notes include scholarships and civic updates
Pennsylvania school seniors receive a scholarship to Indiana State College for 1963 64. Local business sale transfers include Indiana Office Supply to Edward A. Goodfellow and Harold E. Neabitt. Community announcements cover district Sabbath School leadership, fair management hires, Blairsville commencement addresses, and bank formation plans at Elderton with local officials named.
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Thomas Huber
Penns Manor High School
Indiana State College
Women's Auxiliary
Indiana County Medical Society
Joseph A. Steele
Indiana
Philadelphia St
Edward A. Goodfellow
Harold E. Neabltt
Dog hearing tests show dogs distinguish notes one quarter tone apart
Tests reveal dogs can tell apart pitches so close that humans cannot, distinguishing musical notes one quarter of a note apart. Latin seal inscription decodes to God favoring our undertakings, a meridian-based day spans from solar noon to solar noon, and the English term stone equals 14 pounds in common measurement.
Rooney Faces Primary Challenge From Fred Richmond
In Washington the Brooklyn Democrat John J Rooney draws a primary opponent, Fred Richmond, amid a reshaped district now heavily Jewish and Negro. Richmond gains support as Rooney pressures figures at a cocktail party and rails about budget control. Other items hint at Lausche’s theater of grievances with CBS NBC and Lynda Johnson Robb’s family recollections, Magnuson’s auto insurance plans, Rivers’ security staff, and related Washington intrigue.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
John J. Rooney
Brooklyn
John
Frederick Richmond
Rooney
Fred Richmond
Richmond
Commerce
Thomas G. Wyman
Roger Stevens
White House
Stevens
Congress
United States
Lynda Bird
Los Angeles
Texas
Disneyland
Labor United split looms as Meany and Reuther spar
A conservative Meany and liberal Reuther face a potential AFL CIO split within organized labor. The piece weighs risks to the movement, argues both sides would prosper, and notes Reagan Nixon and Johnson politics shaping the era while praising economic strength and prosperity as counterpoints to socialist critiques.
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Walter Reuther
George Meany
Meany
Reuther
Sam Gompers
Wm. B. Wilson
UAW
Russia
Afl-Cio
Vickers Columns It's Possible Family Oil Empire Grows
New York AP report profiles Jack Vickers of Vickers Petroleum Co. Wichita, Kansas celebrating golden anniversary. Family owned since 1918 when Jack Vickers Sr. began with a $5000 lease now runs 30 million dollar yearly refineries and 800 service stations across six Midwest states. Heirloom leadership under Helen Vickers Springer and siblings emphasizes unity and resilience amid oil industry giants.
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New York
U. S
Jack Vickers
Vickers
Vickers Petroleum Co., Inc
Wichita
Kan
Midwest
Jack Vickers Sr
Young Jack
Owen
Meo
Emle
Jack SR
University of Oklahoma
Jack
Helen Vickers Springer
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Indiana Printing & Publtirhing Company
Philadelphia
Cme
Fpoatdentamon, Traagrar Pmen
Edjivor _ Advertising
Mar. Paine
Triana
Ponna
Iday
Legal
Jim Bishop
Pop
Junior
Columbia University
Sorbonne
University of California At Berkeley
Athens
London
Bonn
West Berlin
Madrid
Tokyo
Tunis
Institute of Learning
U.S
Yester Daze
Blaine Dick
Marton Center R.D. 2
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Don A. Martin
John M. Miller
H. A. Orr
Eleanor Adams
Elizabeth Silvia
Blairsville High School
Folkestone
England
Richard W., Watson
Atlantic
J. M. Stewart Hardware
James Stewart
Stewart
Jimmy Stewart
Robert A. Bracken
East Wheatfield
Blairsvilla
Indiana American Legion
Mauries M. Zacur
Indiana High School
Keith
Indiana State Teachers College
Harry F. Carson
Saltsburg
Salisbury’ Odd Fellows Lodge
H. A. Jackson
H. L. Weamer
John McCall
Harald Robinson
George Lefty Davis
Ernest
Lucerne
Cockport
Elderton State Bank
Theodore Kharas
Indigna
E. Keeler
Charlotte Fowler
M. E. Schall
J. N. Mahan
Elderton
Drew Pearson
Democrat
Robert Dowling
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Senate Commerce Committee
Frank Stanton
CBS
Julian Goodman
NBC
Cleveland
Lausche
WIXY
Joe Finan
Finan
Lbjr
Lbj
Lynda Bird Johnson
Robb
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Sanford T. Saunders
Capitol
Richard E. Lankford
Labor United
William L. Ingersoll
America
Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
California
Johnson
Reagan
U.S. News and World Report
Richard Nixon
Humphrey
Nixon
Rockefeller
Rockefller
Rocky
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Meet the Press
Supreme Court
Gov
Boyle
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