Indiana Evening Gazette publication details and pricing
The Indiana Evening Gazette, printed by Indiana Printing and Publishing Co, Indiana Pa, lists staff names and subscription terms. Rates are given for mail and carrier delivery, with monthly, quarterly, and yearly options, including exceptions for shorter commitments and holiday publishing.
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Jocepr L. Donnelly
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Jim Bishop at Hialeah Race Meet Broadcast Mixup
Reporter Jim Bishop recounts arriving late to Hialeah Park as Tommy Roberts hosts a telecast. Robuts quizzes him on horse selections while Bishop awkwardly tips Top Gallant at 75 to 1, finishing in a dead heat and netting $236. The piece ends with Eddie Holland demanding picks for tomorrow’s fourth race.
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Hialeah
Everett Clay
Tommy Roberts
Mr. Clay
Rhett Butler
Kelly
Mr. Roberts
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Jim
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Admiral Vic
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Top Gallant
Mr. Bishop
Patterson
Liston
Mets
Notre Dame
Palmer
Nicklaus
Batista
Castro
Gallant
Adnral Vic
Boston
Eddie Holland
Record- American
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Q and A on oil wells presidents and chlorophyll myths
A compact set of Q and A items covers a wildcat oil well definition the first presidential assassination attempt dates and details World War II convoy losses the Reuben James and a chlorophyll fact note.
Russians Turn Up Bombers in North Viet Nam Airfields
Washington reports Soviet IL-28 bombers moved into North Viet Nam airfields as planners view it as a test. Military strategists debate bombing North Viet Nam airfields and key routes to Hanoi to tighten the blockade and deter further shipments from China and Russia.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Laos
Pentagon
North Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Defense
Robert McNamara
Administration
Thid ‘Circle
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Clymer VFW commander and town notable roll call
Edward Bence named commander of the Clymer VFW. Ronald Gorsh named senior of the year at Elders Ridge High School. Regina Hart, Marion Center native, dies at 108 in Coolspring. Donald Bowser resigns as deputy coroner in Indiana County. Clyde Daniels dies in construction accident near Black Lick. Indiana High School graduates 230 seniors. Gertrude Rowley turns 7 in Gazette feature. William Oakes named commander of Clymer American Legion. Donald Buffgionagha and Steve Yewch hired as teachers in United Joint School District. Weedmen of the World county camp noted.
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Edward Bence
Clymer Vfw
Ronald Gordish
Elders Ridge High School
Regina Jane Hart
Marion Center
Coolspring
Donald S. Bowser
Indiana County
Clyde Daniels
Mt. Pleasant
Black Lick
Indiana High
Gertrude Rowley
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William Oakes
Clymer
Donald Buff Gionagha
Patch-Up Effort Grows Between Chinese and Soviet Communists
Drew Pearson reports from Washington that reports from Moscow New Delhi and Peking indicate a bitter feud between the Chinese and Russian Communists is being patched up largely due to the showdown in North Vietnam. The American Embassy in Moscow notes shifting Kremlin sentiment away from the United States. Soviet Secret Police reportedly reach agreements with pro Chinese factions in India Indonesia and Burma, signaling broader rapprochement.
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Peking
Viet Nam
Kremlin
United States
India
Indonesia
Burma
Red China
Khrushchev
Alexander Shelepin
Shelepin
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Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Greatest Reward Is Command Of A Marine Company
In Vietnam, Captain Pat Collins of Recon Company D, 3rd U.S. Marines, praises the role of leading a company as the highest glory. He reflects on field life, his 13 years in service, and the close bond with his men while detailing patrols near Viet Cong activity and his devotion to duty over retirement plans. He mentions his wife Mary and two children in New York, and notes the platoon’s discipline and focus amid heat and danger. The column blends profiles of Collins with brief world notes on Sino Soviet trade and Kremlin politics.
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Viet Nam
Pat Collins
Recon
U. S. Marines
Pat
Marines
Korea
Bowling Green Ohio State University
Marine
Army
Navy
Cuba
Liberty
Collins
Mary
Bronx
New York City
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Communist Labor Plans 1966 National Convention
New York reports reveal secret meetings of American Communist leaders over recent months. Gus Hall, guiding a renewed drive, plans a 1966 Chicago convention with mass organizing in California Baltimore Detroit Chicago Pittsburgh and eastern cities. Hoover predicts public activity as party expands recruitment and influence.
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New York
Communist Party, USA
National Communist Party
Gus Hall
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Defense
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York drug busts spark debate over cures vs. harm
A columnist argues against celebrating narcotics seizures, urging treatment centers over enforcement glamour. He contends that cutting supply raises prices and crime, while calling for balanced funding to treat addicts and reduce demand in the American drug trade. The piece critiques federal methods and questions overall impact.
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Federal Narcotics Bureau
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