Indiana Evening Gasette Newsroom and Rates Summary
The Indiana Evening Gasette lists staff roles including president treasurer secretary and editors, credits Associated Press service, and provides subscription rates for carrier daily and mail editions. Rates show daily ten cents, six months around 19.60, yearly about 25.00, with mail options for Indiana and distant counties and varying prepaid terms.
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H. Ray
Dewitt Brat
Amyvid Taylor
Martir Hay
Rusarll M
Wickmy
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hartings
Frank 8
Hood
Wember
Associated Press
Associated
Tor
ROY
Canta
Indiana
Armatrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Weratmoreland
Mail
Matt
Penna
Sunilay
Leral Ollday
Point Of View Control Bill In The Making
A sweeping federal control bill is in the works with the Senate expected to act on a new watchdog over industry. The EEOC would gain enforcement power, shifting anti-discrimination cases from federal courts, sparking concern over potential harassment of defendants and press freedom implications. Also covered are Humphrey’s Paris remarks, poverty scandals, and calls for a new administration to enact reforms.
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Senate
NLRB
National Chamber of Commerce
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Control Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Sen. Dirksen
Dairy Princess contestant to represent Area 9 this week
Yester Daze notes 1963 Clarion State College sophomore Carole Jean O Hara of Smithport Indiana County will represent Area 9 in the Pennsylvania Dairy Princess Contest at Wilkes Barre this week. Also named: Paul L Rowland Jr named high school principal in the Dayton Joint School District. Margot Morton ranks 21st in the 52nd annual Women's Eastern Amateur Golf Tournament at Allegheny Country Club in Pittsburgh. Magistrella elected president of Indiana Council Knights of Columbus. Katherine Gardner killed by freight train. Dr Chalmers Gillis pie Morrow dies in Tacoma. Dr J M St Clair returns from Lafayette College reunion. 1st Indiana Normal School commencement notes Gertrude Ritzert valedictorian Mary E Kelly salutatorian. Peelor cablegram reports Sgt Mure ay Peelur safe overseas.
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Carole Jean O'Hara
Clarion State College
Smithport
Indiana County
Area 9
Wilkes-Barre
Paul L. Rowland, Jr
New Castle
Dayton
Margot Morton
Indiana
Allegheny Country Club
Pittsburgh
Indiana Normal School
Gertrude Ritzert
Butler
Mary E. Kelly
McClellandtown
J. Elder Peelor
Philadelphia St
Mureay Peelur
Ho Aim Control Any Coalition
Washington notes reveal Ho Chi Minh’s private terms for a coalition government in South Vietnam. Ho’s agents target mid to low level officials in key ministries to bend policy through bribery, blackmail, and intimidation. He seeks local autonomy where his cadres hold control and aims to place loyalists in education and other critical sectors.
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Washington
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party
Elvels
New crime prevention institute eyed to stop assassinations
Drew Pearson reports from Washington on a crime bill section proposing a new institute for crime prevention and criminal justice. Rep. James Scheuer argues the US lags behind abroad in preemptive security tech such as a portable magnetometer detector for entrances and GE’s hidden-weapon detector about the size of a flashlight. He notes potential devices could have altered outcomes in assassinations involving Kennedy and Kennedy era events.
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Washington
Institute For
Institute For Crime Prevention
James Scheuer
Bronx
J. Edgar Hoover
General Electric
Rep
Scheuer
Ambassador Hotel
Robert F. Kennedy
Rep. Scheuer
Institute of Criminal Justice
FBI
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Supreme Court
Hoover
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Manny Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
John Rooney
Brooklyn
Robert McClory
Ril
Clark MacGregor
Minn
William Cramer
Fla
Institute
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Congress
Old Ned retires as coworkers jest and reminisce
HAL BOYLE portrays retirement humor at a New York office as colleagues tease Ned about his final week. Jokes touch on his cash, a potential partnership, gifts, and the old office swivel chair, ending with wary fans wondering what he will do next.
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New York
Ned
Howard Hughes
Las Vegas
Jane
AFSCME Sets Bold March On Public Employee Power
Inside Labor describes the AFSCME 17th convention led by president Jerry Wurf as the union expands from civil service ranks to a potential 10 million public workers. It highlights calls for a MLK Jr. birthday holiday, a $2 million annual deficit for organizing drives, and the aim to outpace Teamsters and Auto Workers in influence while building political muscle through PEOPLE and COPE. The piece notes organizing in Woodbridge New Jersey and the projection of lasting impact on American labor.
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Bal Habour
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
U.S
Afscme
American Federation of State
Jerry Wurf
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Memphis
Upper Michigan
Mobile
Teamsters
Auto Workers
Steelworkers
America
Wurf
Hoffa-Fitzsimmons Teamsters
N.J
Afscmre
Washington
Afl-Cio
Committee On
New York City
Victor Gothaum
Rev. King
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Pobliahed
Indtana Printing & Purtinning Company
Philadelphia
Tudiana
William L. Ingersoll
Hubert
Maine
University of Maine
United States
National Liberation Front
Humphrey
Republican
Win
JH. Ayres
Ohio
Carl J. Perkins
Kentucky
Committee On the Mouse Education and Labor Committee
Ayres
Youth Corps
Yester Daze
Gazette
S. A. Magistrella
Indiana Council of the Knights of Columbus
St. Bernard’s Recreation Center
Katherine Gardner
Chalmers Gillispie Morrow
First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Tacoma
Wash
J. M. St. Clair
Easton
Lafayette College
Ray Cromley
Alan
Dawes
Drew Pearson
Boyle
Old Ned
Hal Boyle
City Workers Plan Union
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Harold
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