War news and protest mix as Vietnam talks linger
The Indiana Evening Gazette notes rising U S deaths as talks in Paris stall. Readers, including Eisenhower and Gen. Clay, warn peace hopes may be misled by optimism. Critics say Hanoi pursues battlefield pressure while Americans face mounting casualties and continued protest.
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LBI
N. Viets
Mierce
Paris
U.S
Vietnam
Dwight Eisenhower
Paul Douglas
Illinois
James B. Conant
Omer Bradley
Lucius Clay
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
America
Hanoi
Indiana Evening Pulse promotes local ad rates and staff
The notice lists staff positions at Indiana Printing Company and Indiana Evening, including editor Frank Donnelly, associate editor Russell Hickey, and advertising manager Joe Hastings. It outlines subscription rates for daily, weekly, and mail services, and notes publication by Special Printing.
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RU Ray
N. Dewitt Bay Wen Tyoratioe
Amy Taylor
TF Wu Booratary R. Vast Bay Cee
Adbar
Russell Mo Hickey Advertising Mat
Joseph 1
Donnelly
William BR. Hastings
Newa
Frank
Arsociate
Associated Presh
Associated Prong
Albay News
Parrier Roy
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Weatmoreland
Dally
Sian
Seenut Ace
Tadinia
Perret
Diegat Pholidiya
Johnson Briefs Labor Editors In West Wing Session
In Washington DC Johnson meets 150 labor editors after a labor conference with Willard Wirtz. He praises Hubert Humphrey as a great vice president and says he has not retired from politics though may retire from the presidency. He defends not endorsing for president and stresses continuing Great Society policies.
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Lyndon
Johnson
Labor
Statler
Willard Wirtz
Hubert Humphrey
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Hubert
Great Society
Mr. Humphrey
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Yester Daze Highlights From Gazette Files 1963
Kenneth Davis reelected commander of Homer City American Legion Post. Tres Lawer named president of Indiana County Flying Club. 1958 Robert C. Rose, 35, of Parker, sentenced to three years for rural Valley bank holdup. John B Lowry Jr and Richard Wolfenden recently graduated at Mercersburg Academy. 1928 Mc Gee farm near Homer City sold to Alex Bennett. 1918 Indiana High School held commencement with 34 seniors receiving diplomas.
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Kenneth Davis
Homer City
American Legion
Tres Lawer
Greensteel Korok Co
Dixonville
Indiana County Flying Club
Robert C. Rose
Parker
Peoples National Bank
Rural Valley
Idk
John B. Lowry Jr
John B. Lowry
Locust St
Richard Wolfenden
C. Gilbert Wolfenden
Indian Springs Rd
Mercersburg Academy
McGee
Alex Bennett
Indiana
Indiana High School
Congressional Adjournment Hastened By March Election
Washington August 2 is set for Congress adjournment with prospects of meeting the deadline. Reasons include August conventions and the Poor People’s march, which may push lawmakers to leave before trouble erupts in Resurrection City. The piece notes intensified summer activity and a rising risk of violence influencing exit timing. It also mentions an insurance industry bonanza linked to a housing bill and race riot provisions, creating a major policy incentive in Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Resurrection City
Supreme Court
Senate
House Banking and Currence Committee
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Tex
Boyle Column No Reason To Run Away
New York AP dispatch argues Americans should stay and confront turmoil after Kennedy and King assassinations. It critiques Westernizing fear, urges resilience, and cites insurance industry debates and policy moves in New York as examples of national striving amid distrust and violence.
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New York
America
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
U.S
Presidential Hopeful’s Sit Down With a Shrink
A midnight session frames a surreal interview between a U S presidential candidate and a psychiatrist. The candidate flouts sanity with grandiose plans such as abolishing faculties and redrawing states while joking about racism poverty and crime.
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Washington, D.C
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Hubert Horatio Humphrey
United Press International
Ladies Garment Workers' Convention
Scorpion
Lynda
Charles Robb
Ladies Garment Workers
Atlantic City
Lou Stulberg
Mr. Johnson
Stulberg
Afl-Cio
Bob Kennedy
Oregon
Vance
Vietnam Front
Yester Daze
Gazette
Roger J. Hood
West Wheatfield
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Mord
Drew Pearson
Boyle
Martin Luther King Jr
U.S. Union
Sen
Richard Russell
Georgia
Clint Anderson
New Mexico
Anderson
Russell
Jones
Frank Wozencraft
Wozencraft
Dallas
Herman Denenberg
University of Pennsylvania
Stan Ross
Joseph Califano
Califano
Rockefeller
Richard Stewart
New York State
Smyrna
Jim Bishop
United States
George Wallace
Hubie
Rocky
Dickie
Clean Gene
Ronnie
Rap Brown
FBI
Rap
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Oklahoma South
Berry's
NEA
Harriman
Jack
Leonard
Don Rickles
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