Indiana Evening Gasette masthead and pricing note
The Indiana Evening Gasette, published by Indiana Printing and Publishing Company, lists staff roles including president N DaeWitt Ray and editor William Hastings. Subscription rates are provided for in county and out of county mail, with daily and six day terms and a note on second class matter status.
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R. 8
RAT
N. Daewitt Ray
Amym Taylor Ray Samenen
Hugh M. Bell
R. Hastie Ray
William A. Budsman
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Carrer
Penna
Lilly Is a Difficult Study
Jim Bishop profiles Lilly a 28 year old swindler in a southwestern town. She lived with her mother, attended few schools, worked in a cannery and as secretary, and as a social figure with multiple affairs. Lilly died last week from sedatives, leaving a dramatic, cautionary life story and a coroner’s curious note about a heart.
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Lilly
Aolive
Santa Fe
Raton Pass
Momma
Deluge Is With Us Now
President Kennedy abruptly extends his western trip to Hawaii to deliver a civil rights speech before the conference of mayors. The move shifts policy toward national race relations, with demonstrations nationwide and tensions between NAACP CORE and other groups. The president seeks broader civil rights legislation as delays frustrate 20 million Americans seeking education jobs housing and voting rights.
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Washington
Kennedy
Conference of Mayors
Honolulu
Hawaii
United States
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Birmingham
Jackson
U.S
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Congress
Capitol Hill
White House
Senate
Alarming U-2 Fallout Report Sparks Public Concern
Drew Pearson reports a top secret U-2 mission measured three times more atmospheric radioactivity than expected. The May 21 request for a copy was refused and the report remains suppressed. He notes Pentagon resistance, HEW uncertainty, and farmer adaptations to fallout risks amid calls for federal guidelines.
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Washington
Russia
National Advisory Committee On Radiation
Cil
Paul Tompkins
Pentagon
Kennedy
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Jerry Wiesner
Utah
Minnesota
HEW
Anthony Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Defense
Bob McNamara
United States
Incurable philosopher mom finds humor in aging
Boyle Column recalls a Kansas City mother in her 76th year who remains an incurable philosopher. She memes optimism despite rheumatism and a cane, jokes about doctors, and weighs life with wit. She cherishes memories of Ireland, reads daily newspapers, and argues life remains decent if one has sense.
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Kansas City
Mama
Ireland
Labor- Negro Worker Clash Grows Over Union Integration
Washington report details rising tensions between civil rights advocates and northern unions over Negro employment in construction. It notes few skilled Negro workers in major centers, White House actions, Wirtz led pledges for integration, and Johnson Committee efforts to enforce equal opportunity across federal and nonfederal contracts.
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Washington, D.C
Brothers Kennedy
Mason-Dixon
South
New York
Chicago
White House
A. Philip Randolph
Afl-Cio
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
U.S
Johnson
Labor Dept
Anl
U.S.E.S
United States Employment Service
Johnson Committee
When Obedience Breaks Down With a Five Year Old Boy
Mrs Lawrence asks for guidance as her five year old resists routines and fights back. The answer argues against avoiding physical authority and urges direct action, comparing parental resolve to historical harshness and stressing that mothers must sometimes use firm intervention to regain control.
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Mrs. Lawrence
France
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Indiana Printing & Publishing
Jim Bishop
Henry
Supreme Court
Sal
Peter Edson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Wasser
Drew Pearson
Chet Holifield
Calif
Mel Price
Ill
Boyle
Negro Worker Investigation
By Victor Riesel
MRS. M. Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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