Indiana Evening Gasette Publication Details and Rates
Indiana Evening Gasette lists staff roles including R. A. Ray DeWitt Ray Amy Taylor Ray Hugh M. Bell and others. It details subscription terms by county and outside areas with monthly, six month, and yearly rates for both mail and carrier delivery. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Indiana Pennsylvania post office and published daily except Sundays and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Armatrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Penna
FBI tightens grip on Cuban saboteurs and Soviet bloc espionage
FBI raids target three Castro operatives hidden as fronts in Washington and arrests them before they hit East Coast targets such as bridges and refineries. Hoover cites 2,053 Cuban-matter investigations in 1962 and outlines Soviet-bloc growth, needing 200 more agents across 55 field offices to counter espionage.
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Washington, D.C
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Havana
U.S
Castro
United Nations
Aastro
Hoover
John Rooney
Walter Yeagley
Justice Dept
Internal Security Division
Yeagley
American Communist Party
Equal Pay For Woman Legislation Faces Narrow Scope
Washington report on the Kennedy administration’s equal pay for women amendment to the Fair Labor Standards Act notes limited reach. Only 7.5 million of 23 million working women are covered, with many exclusions and strict enforcement by federal courts rather than agencies. Rep. Katharine St. George calls it a minor step, likening it to “one bite of the cherry” while the League of Women Voters advocates broader rights.
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Peter Edson
Enterprise Assn
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
Secretary of Labor
Clarence T. Lundquist
Department of Labor
Katherine St. George
R-N.y
The
League of Women Voters
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. F. Rockwell
Rockwell
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Commonwealth
Radioactive danger standards remain unfixed by government
Washington report notes AEC and PHS have not set danger guidelines for fallout amid rising tests in the US and USSR. Dr Tompkins promises next year. Salt Lake City iodine 131 counts 38,860 pc, with Kansas City 33,381 and Des Moines 22,890. St Louis reached 91,250 in 1957-58.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Public Health Service
United States
Russia
Chet Holified
D-Calif
Mel Price
D-Ill
Paul Tompkins
Federal Radiation Council
Tompking
Joint Atomic Energy Committee of Congress
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Des Moines
St. Louis
Dr. Tompkins
Holifield
Price
No Talent Needed Now in Boyle Column
New York columnist regrets fame from owning 100 shirts, recalling wartime vow to stockpile wardrobe to avoid dull attire. He details shirt counts by color and style, notes wives’ irritation and husbands’ envy, and offers to lend a shirt in exchange for an old one. He vows never to drop below 100 shirts again.
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New York
America
Tulsa
Elizabeth Taylor
Belgium
Summer Pastimes and a Voice on Broadcast Controls
A mixed editorial column opens with a meditation on safe, supervised swimming and the joy of summer water fun for children. It segues into praise for responsible supervision and buoyant basics, then critiques Pennsylvania industry pressures, labor costs, and tax policy. The piece notes FCC leadership changes and warns against overreaching broadcast regulation.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Compant
Philadelphia
R. A. Ray
N. Dewitt Ray
aTeagu Or
Amye Taylor
Hugh M. Bell
R. Hastie Ray
William A. Boesman
Mgr
Joseph J. Donnelly
William BR. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
Associated Press Room
By Victor Riesel
George John Gessner
Soviet Union
Ian Fleming
Drew Pearson
Rep. Price
Tompkins
George Aiken
Anthony Celebreeze
Cleveland
Celebreeze
Italy
Krebiowen
AMA
HEW
IBM
Pentagon
Pope John
Rep
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Valdagno
Sotto 1 Monte
Pope John XXIII
Conte
Pontiff
Rome
John
Congressman Conte
Boyle
William L. Ingersoll
FCC
Newton N. Minow
E. William Henry
Commission
Minow
National Council of Churches
Berry's
Pat
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