Indiana Evening Gazette front matter June 8 1957
The Indiana Evening Gazette issue details staff roles and circulation terms, listing managing director Ray and editor Hastings among others. It notes Associated Press rights and subscription rates for various regions and delivery options in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. HH. Ray
Amye Taylor RA
N. Bewitt Rat R. Hastie Ray
Hugh M. Bell
William A. Borsman
McBeph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Khrushchev and Ike in a Silent Arms Dilemma
The piece argues Khrushchev's smart mind keeps the West on alert while the Geneva summit solidified Eisenhower as a peacemaker. It warns of an arms race and questions two term limits, suggesting a need for a political Messiah amid power ambitions and global instability.
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Khrushchev
Russia
Resignation Talk Dominates Ike Cabinet Rumors
NEA correspondent Douglas Larsen reports on cabinet speculation as Health head Marion Folsom, Defense chief Charles Wilson, and Commerce head Sinclair Weeks show only scheduled public appearances. The piece notes uncertainty on Treasury's George Humphrey and highlights embassy tensions with Pakistan. It also covers Rep. Coya Knutson defending farmers, and Navy deputy supply head Thomas Becknell reacting to atomically preserved foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
Ike
Quantico
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Chicago
Secretary of Treasury
George Humphrey
Pakistan
Ali
Latin America
Havana
Nicaragua
Honduras
U.S
Coya Knutson
D-Minn
Adm
Thomas Becknell
Navy
Army
Wilbur Brucker
Grand Army of the Republic Dissolved in 1958
The Grand Army of the Republic formed by Union Civil War veterans was dissolved on October 16, 1958 after the death of its last member, ending an era of organized veteran groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
G.A.R
Dulles pushes reversal on Girard case and Asia policy
Washington reports Secretary of State Dulles argued against an Army court martial for Sgt. William Girard and warned Asia could worsen US relations. He said Japan might scrap the mutual defense treaty, and noted threats in Korea and Formosa. The issue spurred debate over prosecutions and jurisdiction, with Wilson disputing Dulles and Eisenhower briefly wavering before reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
William Girard
Army
Wilson
Girard
Asia
Japan
United States
South Korea
John Wilson
Robert Reynolds
Jin Formosa
Cabinet
Philippines
Greece
Uncle Sam
State Department
Humphrey
Supreme Court
General Motors
duPont
Hanna Company
National Steel
Bible Stories and Brotherly Conflict in Modern Life
A meditation on the Bible as a universal text whose tales of Jacob and Esau illuminate enduring human issues. The piece links ancient unbrotherly tensions to modern civic and family strife, urging focus on causes of enmity rather than mere promotion of brotherhood. The Bible’s warnings and examples remain relevant.
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Jacob
Esau
Girard Case Tops Treaty Showdown Abroad
In three years 32,059 U S service members overseas faced civil courts for off duty crimes. Most cases were handled locally or by foreign courts. Reynolds was acquitted by a U S court martial, while Girard was tried in a Japanese civil court. Status of forces pacts expand foreign jurisdiction. repeal efforts face Senate and House bids amid the Girard case’s fallout.
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Washington
NEA
U. S
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Formosa
Reynolds
Senate
Defenders of the American Constitution, Inc
P. A. del Valle
Merritt B. Curtis
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Court Orders FBI Files Open in Criminal Trials
The Supreme Court by 7 to 1 orders the government to disclose FBI reports used in witness testimony in criminal trials. Justice Brennan’s majority allows defendants access to such reports to test government evidence, while Justices Burton and Harlan note limited relevancy before disclosure. Justice Clark dissents, warning of risks to national welfare if secrecy ends.
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Ing
America
Hanna Company
Humphrey
Affiliated
National Steel
Brownell
duPonts
General Motors
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Bob Anderson
Lyndon
Len
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Supreme Court
Bill Brennan
New Jersey
Hugo Black
Bill Douglas
Eisenhower
Brennan
Pont-General Motors
FBI
Harlan
duPont
Clark
Whittaker
Wall Street
Bruce Biossat
J. Edgar Hoover
High Court
Willian Brenna
Harold Burton
John Harlan
Tom Clark
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Ivae
Indiania Evening Gazette
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Milady
Ts Ae
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Constanty
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Becknell
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Bible Comment
Bible World
Peter Edson
Case Tops Treaty
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William S. Girard
U. S. Army
MAAG
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William Jenner
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