Indiana Evening Gasette Advertisement and Rates
Local newspaper notice listing staff names and roles, the Associated Press affiliation, and subscription pricing. Rates include various daily and mail options, with terms on minimum periods and post office classification.
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RE. Ray B. Bewitt Ray Amye Taylor
Sastid
William A. Bomeman
Tosefh L. Donnelly
William
Hartings
Frank R. Hood
Baker
Associated Presb
Associated Prese
Outaide County
Indiana
Buddhist union leader in Saigon blocks Viet Cong strike pressure
In Saigon, CVT leader Tran Quoc Buy resisted Buddhist radicals seeking a general strike, arguing it would be political. The 58-year-old Buddhist, head of a 300,000 strong international federation, kept the Farm Workers Union away from street demonstrations to focus on economic protest. He defied pressure from Maxwell Taylor and Catholic groups, choosing nonpolitical action to defend his people and Saigon’s non Communist government. The piece argues U.S. readers should recognize the CVT’s independence and its restraint amid Viet Cong threats and labor upheaval.
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Confederation of Vietnamese Workers
CVT
America
Confederation of Christian Trade Unions
Brussels
Buu
Buddhist Federation
South Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
Bau
Washington
Gen. Taylor
Free World
Mr. Bull
Ted Gleason
Mr. Buu
Bull
Attitudes and Politics in Washington Echo Polarized Views
A Washington commentary critiques how public discourse oversimplifies issues amid a flood of reports and partisan labeling. It argues safety debates over Detroit negligence and Vietnam policy risk dulling real complexities, urging balanced scrutiny of drivers, roads, and leadership.
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Washington
Auto Makers Face New Criminal Penalties Over Cars
Washington report notes Hartke and Mackay rewrite the auto safety bill to strengthen oversight. The measure would expand Commerce Secretary powers, require an annual safety progress report, allow public information submissions, and enable court appeals on standards. The bill also imposes criminal penalties on non compliant manufacturers, a point contested by industry lawyer Lloyd Cutler.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
James Mackay
D-Ga
Johnson
Hartke
Senate
Evansville
Ind
Berens
Lyndon Johnson
South Viet Nam
Lyndon
Rep. Mackay
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Hartke - Mackay
Lloyd Cutler
Sen
Rep
Mackay
Congress
James Haley
Sarasota
Fla
Ringling Brothers
Hartford
Conn
Haley
Quotable Notables and Light Jests From New York
New York AP column surveys quirky remarks on marriage, travel, beauty aids, and public issues. It notes vast veteran and widow counts, jokes about husbands and dogs, a warning on auto safety lobbying, and debates over humane standards for animals in laboratories tied to Monroney Hill and HEW stances with Kennedy family ties.
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New York
America
Justice of the Peace
Mel Reinhard
Hell
Michigan
Kennedy Cultural Center
Monroney
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
American Medical Association
HEW
Department
Agriculture
Stevens
Senator Kennedy
Teddy
Massachusetts
Ralph Yarborough
Tex
Walter Mondale
Minn
Clairborne Pell
Ro LL
Wil
Democrats
Roof Leaks Venom Above The White House Copper Roof
Jim Bishop notes the copper roof of the Treasury Department and White House turns green from sun and snow as critics from Lyndon Johnson era hurl venom. He recalls presidents facing relentless scrutiny and shows Johnson’s impatience and perfectionism amid Vietnam debates and civil rights pressure.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Treasury Department
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Congress
Gerald Fords
Harry Truman
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Doctor Faust
Picketing Men Defend Stand at Marion Center Letter
Emerson Weiss writes that picketing men and women defend a peaceful stance near the Marion Center plant. He notes cooperation with the public, avoids violence, and invites discussion with Mr. Coup or the women on the line. Local 13286 approval is stated by Frank Zeffuto.
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Gazette
Wjac - TV
Johnstown
Wjac TV
Eisenhower School
Oakland
Coup
Mr. Coup
Emerson Weiss
Frank Zeffuto
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William Fulbright
China
Fulbright
Drew Pearson
Boyle
Eddie Davis
Leonor Sullivan
St. Louis
Bobby
Dogs
John F. Kennedy Memorial Cultural Center
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Center
Rye
N.Y
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Library of Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Fifth Avenue
Soviet Union
Oscar Wilde
Robert
Mrs. Stevens
Sister Hill
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Margaret
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Eisenhower
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
John F. Kennedy
George Thomas
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