Indiana Evening Gasette historic masthead and rates
The Indiana Evening Gasette, published by the Indiana Printing & Publishing Company in Philadelphia, outlines its 1880 founding, roles, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for Indiana counties and out-of-county areas. It notes daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays and second class mail status.
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Indiana
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Associated Preae
AP News
Armatrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Aix
Galle
Penna
Tomorrow's Wings Previewed by Aviation Reporter
Atlantic City column outlines rapid aviation progress including supersonic plans, FAA safety systems, radar harp, and laminar flow wing tech. Describes mock flight rooms with IBM computers, traffic control simulations, and tests on slush drag. Notes high costs, safety rules, and future miracles in flight.
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U.S
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
IBM
Joe Blatt
Virginia
Beef Up India To Resist Reds
Washington dispatch assessing US options for military and economic aid to India amid potential renewal of India China war. It notes MAAG presence, Nassau Agreement figures, and funding shifts while detailing terrain, aircraft, and manpower considerations. It also cites Pakistan and Afghanistan as complicating factors in regional defense planning.
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Peter Edson
Enterprise Assn
Washington
United States
China
India
Congress
Nehru
Nassau
Britain
Canada
Australia
T.T. Krishnamachari
U.S
Defense Department
India - China
Ladakh
Leh
Himalaya
Red China
Tibet
South Asia
Pakistan
Kashmir
Afghanistan
Justices Black and Douglas Rift Over Divorce and Dissent
Drew Pearson reports a personal rift between Supreme Court justices Hugo Black and William O. Douglas rooted in Douglas's divorces and later a dissent against Black in the Colorado River case. The piece notes Black warned Douglas, Douglas’s Asia-ward travels, and suggests reconciliation possible by October. It also mentions rumors of John Stennis or a southern justice appointment to the Court, plus Peru’s looming presidential vote and the U S military’s influence in Latin America.
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Washington
Colorado
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
William O. Douglas
Roosevelt
Felix Frankfurter
Robert Jackson
Fdr
Black
Douglas
Justice Douglas
Justice Black
Hugo
Justice
Mak
Mercedes Davidson
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania
Colorado River
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Himalayas
Iran
Mt. Ararat
Noah
White House
Sen
John Stennis
Mississippi
Stennis
North
Haya
Aprista
Peru
Manuel Odria
Fernando Belaunde
U.S
West Point
Annapolis
United States
Nan Fabray on Comedy and Hearing Aids in New York
Nanette Fabray discusses her view that musical comedy is a high form of theater and shares her career path from child tap dancer to dramatic ingenue. She describes her deafness, hearing aid use, and success with husband Ranald MacDougall and their son Jamie while staying at a hotel near President Kennedy.
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New York
Nanette Fabray
MacBeth
Nan
Irving Berlin
Robert Ryan
Gertrude Lawrence
Mary Martin
Red Buttons
Miss Fabray
Ranald MacDougall
Jamie
Kennedy
United States
Lawrence
Labor Wages Rise in West and Bracero Debate Deepens
Western farmers report high seasonal wages for fruit tramps, with cantaloupe pickers and loaders earning 800 to 1000 dollars weekly during peak, while 60 000 to 80 000 braceros were barred from entering. Californians enjoy unemployment aid but fears grow over future labor scarcity. Automations like tree shakers and robotic harvesters emerge as field labor shifts.
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Washington, D.C
Texas
Rio Grande City
Laredo
Yuma
Arizona
el Centro
Blythe
California
Bakersfield
Los Banos
U.S
Mexico
House of Representatives
USS
Stoep
San Joaquin Valley
What Price Harmony
A Dear Mrs column advises handling in law harmony with tact. A reader recounts punishing a 6 year old, the grandparents object, and suggests grandparents mind their own business. The columnist urges honest limits and notes harmony is rare, while honesty sustains family boundaries.
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Heaven
Reader
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A. BH. Ray
N. Dewitt Raf
Amyh Taylor
Hugh M. Bell R. Hastin
Ray
William A. Boesman
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank 5, Hood
Jim Bishop
Atlantic City
Reds
John E. Kelly
Germany
Drew Pearson
Justice John Stennis
Robert Kennedy
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Senate
Victor Haya de la Torre
Argentina
Guatemala
State Department
James Loeb
Loeb
Guinea
Africa
Alliance For Progress
Boyle
Nan Fabray
Comedienne
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
M. Lawrence
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