Indiana Evening Gasette readership and publication details
The Indiana Evening Gasette announces publication details including editor staff and advertising manager. It lists circulation information, subscription rates by mail and carrier, and states it is entered as Second Class Matter at the Indiana post office.
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Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Labor war at Sea: Pearson pushes Kennedy over Lakes strike
In a May 10 Hyannis Port meeting Prime Minister Pearson pressed President Kennedy to pressure Seafarers' International Union led by Paul Hall to end the Upper Lakes Shipping strike. The dispute pits Canadian Maritime Union against U.S. shipowners, with a broader link to Canadian politics and the NDP.
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New York
Hyannis Port
Lester Pearson
Kennedy
Paul Hall
Upper Lakes Shipping, Ltd
John Kennedy
Great Lakes
Candian Maritime Union
Geneva
White House
Dean Rusk
NATO
Canada
Pearson
U.S
Upper Lakes
Canadian Maritime Union
St. Lawrence
Panama Canal
Ottawa
Hall
Brooklyn
United States
Hoods
Jimmie Hoffa
Puerto Rico
Mississippi
Canadian Labor Congress
National Union Coalition
New Democratic Party
NDP
Claude Jodoin
Liberal Party
Jodoin
Pearson T P
Goldwater Rally and Rockefeller Marriage Stir 1964 Politics
Outdoor Goldwater rally on a Maryland farm features horse exhibition and teen banner protests while Nelson Rockefeller’s remarriage to Margaretta Murphy sparks Republican talk of business boosts. White House notes and a NASA pilot wings ceremony add to a day of political theater and Navy sea chanty inspiration.
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Washington Staff
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Barry Goldwater
Maryland
Garvin E. Tankersley
Texas
John Tower
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Margaretta Murphy
Max Hess
Allentown
Rocky
Unusual White House Economy Junkets and Bossy Wives
Drew Pearson reports on White House budget contrasts as journalists pay their own way on European junkets while officials travel at government expense. The column notes Navy and congressional travel perks, then shifts to a Commission debate on domestic power dynamics and a wheat cotton axis in farm policy. It also covers Kennedy's fish ambassador, tensions with Canada over fishing rights, and the 12 mile limit clash.
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Washington
Italy
Germany
White House
Secretary of
Defense McNamara
Honolulu
Ike
Columbine
House Banking and Currency Committee
Guantanamo
Castro
Mendel Rivers
South Carolina
Charleston
S.C
Navy
Puerto Rico
Navy League
Europe
Federal Communications Commission
Robert Lee
Rosel Hyde
North Dakotan
Russell
Hill
Georgie
Alabama
Secretary of Agriculture
USA
Appropriations Committee For Agriculture
Kennedy
New York
Fish
Sen
Ben Smith
Massachusetts
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate
Ecuador
Japan
Smith
Fulton Fish Market
Fulton
Canada
JFK
Lester Pearson
Kenedy
Diefenbaker
United States
The Doctor Answers on Pernicious Anemia and Related Conditions
A reader asks about maintenance vitamin B12 after pernicious anemia. The doctor says continue under medical care, periodic blood checks set maintenance dose, no reported side effects, disease controllable not curable. Also explains pneumosclerosis as pneumosilicosis from silica dust with prevention as best. no cure, change occupation if established. Multiple myeloma described with bones tumors, severe pain, potential fractures, limited relief from X-ray and urethane, not curative.
Shorts Integrity and leadership define a vital newspaper
A committee of the Associated Press Managing Editors finds that shorts in integrity responsibility and accuracy guide a newspaper as a community force. The piece quotes Joseph Pulitzer 1904 on a republic and its press rising together with an able public spirited press. It notes advertising unlocks US economy through resourcefulness and ingenuity.
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Associated Press
Our Republic
Joseph Pulitzer
No Easy Victory in Jackson Desegregation Clash
The piece assesses white leadership in the South resisting swift racial change led by King, focusing on Jackson Mississippi. It notes Jackson’s rejection of 1.75 million dollars federal airport aid, planned bond funding, and demands for integration. It also discusses Kennedy policy tensions, potential congressional civil rights action, and the belief that agitation will gradually subside without easy victories.
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King
Jackson
Miss
Birmingham
James C. Tanner
The
Wall Street Journal
Washington
Mississippi
Alabama
Woolworth Store
Kennedy Brothers
Kennedy
Bob
Congress
White House
Southland
Hunger Of The Soul And The Bread Of Life
The piece links the old meaning of starve to spiritual hunger, illustrating how millions endure world hunger and the tyranny of men. It cites Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Christian faith, urging a hunger for freedom and righteousness as the true bread of life.
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