Indiana Evening Gazette front matter and masthead June 7 1957
The Indiana Evening Gazette page displays publisher and staff credits for Indiana printing company founded 1890. It lists managing director Hugh M. Bell, circulation manager Philip Al Boesman, associate editors William B. Hastings and others, alongside Associated Press membership and detailed subscription rates by mail and carrier.
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Philadelphia Street
Indiana
TRE Indiana Printing
R. A. Ray
Amy Taylor Ray N. Dewitt Ray
R. Hastie
Ray
Hugh M. Bell
Piliam AL Boesman
Joseph Ll. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Associated Press
Armetrong
Cantina
Clearfield
Jefferson
Weetimarasi
Daly
Carrer
Mentha
Cinder tale ties to party finance probes and nuclear fears
Ex Secretary John R. Torquato and Cambria County cinder dealers figure in a money scheme involving the state. Testimony cites up to 88 000 for Torquato, with party links and underhand deals. The piece links press scrutiny to the press’s role in democracy and ends with reflections on nuclear age risk to youth and society.
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Pennsylvania
Labor and Industry
John R. Torquato
Dauphin County
Cambia
Torquato
Cambria
Department of Labor and Industry
John
Harrisburg
Anthony Roberts
Leonard Sheehan
Notable quotes and oblique notes in fragmented clipping
The text compiles a series of disconnected remarks from historical figures and actors. It includes Eisenhower on golf, Dublin’s lord mayor on Zionism, a humorous kitchen remark, Nannie Doss on prison life, a boast about racing, and actress Linda Christian linked to a Spanish Marquis in a road race incident.
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Eisenhower
Dublin
Robert Brisco
Nannie Doss
al Alester
Okla
Linda Christian
Alfonso de Portago
Anti Yank Propaganda By Kremlin Exploits U S Bias
Washington dispatch details Soviet propaganda campaigns attacking the United States, contrasting Khrushchev’s calls for friendship with hostile broadcasts and Moscow’s claims of U S imperialism in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. It cites Tass statements and Russian broadcasts blaming U S policy for regional unrest and colonial exploitation.
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Washington
NEA
Russia
United States
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S. State Department
U.S. Army
Robert R. Reynolds
Moscow
SEATO
South East Asia Treaty Organization
Asia
U.S
Middle East
Hussein
Jordan
Tass
Damascus
U.S. Defense Department
Mafrah
New
Haiti
Denmark
Greenland
Ussr
U.S.S.R
Voice of
Khrushchev
Trujillo Entertains Senators Over Sugar Quota Boost
Drew Pearson reports that Trujillo hosted House Agriculture Committee members on a Caribbean trip to win approval for a near doubling of the Dominican Republic sugar quota. The lawmakers toured luxury sites, dined with the dictator, and later backed the sugar increase, drawing charges of influence peddling and political favor. The piece also notes Eisenhower era food safety checks and friendly exchanges with GOP leaders and freshmen legislators.
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Washington
Trujillo
Caribbean
USA
Louisiana
Rocky Mountain States
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Mexico
Peru
Eisenhower
Col
Gordon Moore
Dulles
Robert Hinshaw
Henry Holland
Latin America
State Department
Congress
House Agriculture Committee For
Dominican Republic
Jlaragua
Boca Chica
Haimava
Escor
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
Mabel Downey
Olin Johnston
D.C
Katharine St. George
R. N.Y
Don
Ike
Pat
Patrick ‘Hillings
William Broomfield
Michigan
Benson
Farm Soil Bank
House
Senate
Soil Bank
GOP
Ben Jensen
Jensen
Meade Alcorn
Jke
Alcorn
Kenneth Keating
New York
Boyle Column Fishing Tops Popular Pastime Says Survey
HAL Boyle notes a government survey placing fishing as the top pastime for men and a leading activity for women. He cites anglers traveling billions of miles, spending billions, and even marketers courting fishers with themed gifts. He also discusses perceptions of fish intelligence before pivoting to baseball picks.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
David Nahigian
Atlantic Lures, Inc
Providence
Nahigian
United States
Browder Bites Marxism in Khrushchev Era Clash
Earl Browder, veteran Communist, challenges Khrushchev's Socialist forecast and Marxist premises. He argues capital ism may not wither and warns the Kremlin against assuming inevitable worker revolts, while a parallel China debate stresses reform over suppression and urges worker expression.
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Earl Browder
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Cireors
Kremlin
Browder
Marx
Hungary
Mao
The Dangers of Praise That Isn’t Realistic
Fred’s parents overpraised him turning effort into fear of failure. Real self confidence comes from respect for ordinary effort, not constant “wonderful” praise. Grandiose praise breeds avoidance of effort and blocks development.
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M. Lawrence
Fred
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Wich
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Charles Shafer
Weather Bureau
Civil Defense
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Sake Aoe
Teamsters Union
Drew Pearson
Roger Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
W. R. Poage
D. Tex
Tom Abernethy
D! Miss
Tommy
Gail
Pat Jennings
D.dixon
Utah
John Watts
D. K
Harlan Hagen
Cal
Victor Anfuso
Coya Knutso
D Minn
Man
Harold Boore
Sandra
Boyle
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America
White House
Columbia Broadcasting System Network
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Mao Tse-tung
China
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