Indiana Evening Gazette Inside Editorial and Prices Note
The page lists staff positions including RAT DeWitt Ray Amy Taylor and others. It details Associated Press membership, and advertises carrier boy subscriptions and mail rates for Indiana Armstrong counties and surrounding areas, noting daily publication with Sundays and legal holidays omitted.
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M. Dewitt Ray
Amye Taylor
Rastiz Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
News Eator
Frank B. Hood
Associated Presa
Associated Promise
Jocal News
AP News
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Sundey
Legal Boidays
Labor Banker Revolution Quietly Expands In Caribbean
A Caribbean led surge shows labor bankers building union banks in Latin nations and the Caribbean. Leaders from West Germany and Israel advise, while Puerto Rico's Workers Bank expands assets to fund housing and loans for union members.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
Caribbean
Cetral American
United Steelworkers of America
Carlos Cintron
Banco Obrero of Puerto Rico
The
Workers Bank
Labor Section
Organization of American States
OAS
Bank Fur Gemeinwirtschaft AG
Frankfurt Am Main
Tel Aviv
Happalim
West Germany
Israel
Honduras
Guatemala
el Salvador
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Brazil
Argentina
Cruatemalan
Workers’ Bank of
Juan Rao
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Black Dissent That Makes Sense
A UPI survey notes black graduates show strong employment demand and rising starting salaries, often surpassing white peers. Employers seek qualified graduates with solid business and professional skills, not ideological studies. Black studies may grow, but enrollments often drop after initial interest.
Indiana Borough budget hike eyed for 1964 65
The 1964 65 budget proposal from Indiana Borough schools seeks 1.1 million dollars, with a five mill increase in realty taxes. Earlier notes show 1958 plans to raise from 22 to 25 mills. Also listed are historic notices of local fatal and nonfatal incidents and staff appointments from nearby eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Borough School Board
Senators Deceived By Judiciary Report Amid Otepka Row
Washington Republicans grow uneasy over Otto Otepka’s State Department drop to a 36000 dollar post on the Subversive Activities Control Board. The move appears to favor right wing Democrats, with Sen Tom Dodd as a key backer. Nixon has warming ties with Dodd despite his censure. A new breed of Republican senator questions the White House on ethics and policy actions surrounding Rogers and Rusk. An Otepka Sourwine link emerges as the case lingers in the Senate.
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Washington
Otto Otepka
Dodd
Senate
White House
Johnson
Nixon
Tricia
ABN
Otepka
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Dean Rusk
State Department
Senate Internal Security Committee
Walt Rostow
Kennedy- Johnson
Sourwine
Senate Judiciary
John Birch Society
Liberty Lobby
Willis Carto
United States
Hitler
Subversive Activities Control Board
Carto
Senate Judiciary Committee
Teddy Kennedy
Mass
Phil] Hart
Mich
Joe Tydings
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Birch Bayh
Ind
Quentin Burdick
Marlow Cook
Kentucky
Judiciary Committee
Mailbag column blends trivia and political intrigue
New York AP column mixes factlets on health and safety with oddities and quotes. It then pivots to a Senate subversion case detailing Sourwine Otepka and Willis Carto links and a Liberty Lobby film funding, underscoring alleged right wing connections and congressional implications.
Women as President Allegations and Speculation by Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop riffs on the idea of a female U.S. president, listing a parade of humorous and biting candidate ideas from Adele to Phyllis Diller to his own circle. He jokes about public perception, gender norms, and political satire, ending amid a fragmented note about Nixon and women’s roles.
Doctor's Mailbag Snake Bite Procedures
Thousands of North Americans are bitten by venomous snakes each summer. If hospital access is within an hour, there is no need to incise or suck venom. A two inch tourniquet above the bite can slow spread but keep the limb motionless. Do not give alcohol. At the hospital treatment depends on age, condition, and symptoms. Immersion in cold water may help some, others may require skin removal. Antivenin risks require testing for sensitivity. Coral snake bites may delay symptoms for hours, so keep the patient in hospital for 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
National Geographic Society
Woiggles
Peter Ustinov
Travelers Aid Society
Gaga
Washington, D.C
U.S
Lester B. Dill
Missouri
Meramec Caverns
Grand Canyon
Jacob Astley
Callahan
White House
Nixon
Phyllis Diller
Fdr
Maggy
Journal-American
Amy
Sophie Kroll
Asbury Park
Sophie
Twiggy
Kelly
Jacqueline Susanne
North America
Raynaud
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Adiana Printing & Fublishing Conpary
Philedelphie Be. Fadiana, Paloo
Bankers
By Victor Riesel
San Juan
P.R
United Kingdom
Germany
Bank
Fur Gemeinwirtschaft AG
Dusseldorf
Ludwig Rosenburg
DGB
Bank Hapoalim
Histradrut
World Zionist Organization
Isbor
Drive For Black Studies
Bayard Rustin
United Press International
Kwame Karumah
Malcolm X
Yester Daze
Gazette
Glenn R. Wood
W. H. Wood
Shelocta
Route 422
David Lawrence Schroder
James Schloder
Ernest
Elder Peel
Philadelphia St
Indiana County Bar Association
Indiana County
General Assembly
White
West Pike
Sadie Lydick
Harbison
Edna Boyer
Adair
Edna Risinger
Reeder
Grace Allshou
Ferguson
Floyd Stewa
St. Clair
Law
Nelbert
Ve Beers
Hood
Alex Dick
Lutz
Faye McHenry
Lowry
Helen Townley
Kinghors
Nellie Houston
East Pike
Marian Pipar
Drew Pearson
Judiciary
J. G. Sourwine
Boyle
Jim Bishop
Lyndon Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jack Kennedy
Hoover
Coolidge
Wilson
Taft
Adele
Lincoln
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