Indiana Evening Gasette Staff and Circulation Details
The Indiana Evening Gasette lists key staff including R. A. Ray as treasurer and Amye Taylor Ray as secretary, with Hugh M. Bell as Circulation Manager and William A. Boesman as Advertising Manager. Frank B. Hood is associate editor and R. Hastie Ray is managing director. The paper is published daily except Sundays and legal holidays, with subscription rates for in and out of county readers.
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R. A. Ray
Kennent N. Dewitt
Amye Taylor
Hugh M. Bell
R. Hastie Ray
William A. Boesman
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
News
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
Associated Prema Ie
AP News
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Terson
Westmoreland
Pet
What is a newspaper
Jim Bishop explains newspapers as living, changing entities reflecting owners, readers, and society. He notes current information, civic purpose, price, and editorial balance, while highlighting the complex relationship between press and public in a free society. The piece surveys readers, language, and the moral role of newspapers.
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Rome
Bangkok
Tokyo
Topeka
United States
One More Log Jam In Congress
The piece discusses civil rights bills and the political hurdle of fitting reform into a crowded Congress. It notes 120 civil rights bills, possible filibusters, and a shift from earlier tax cut priorities toward a complex, staggered approach that may spill into next session. It highlights House and Senate actions, other acts, and the general weariness with the legislative log jam.
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Peter Edson
Enterprise Assn
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Kennedy Says Race Issue a Boiling Kettle in Nation
Atty General Robert Kennedy warned at closed Senate sessions that the race problem is a boiling kettle with potential riots, especially in the North. He blasted Bull Connor, cited MLK’s limited early support, and urged calm while predicting deep tensions across regions. Northern leaders pressed for action as Mansfield signaled possible yearlong Senate stay to push civil rights legislation.
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Senate
Kennedy
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Wyoming
Gale McGee
North
Alabama
Eugene
Connor
Martin Luther King
Birmingham
Bull
King
Louisiana
Allen Ellender
Ellender
Lister Hill
Hill
Bull Connor
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Mississippi
James Eastland
Soap Box
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Georgia
Richard Russell
West Virginia
Robert Byrd
Burke Marshall
Alaska
Ernest Gruening
Mike Mansfield
Reputation For Order By A Disorderly Man In New York
A column discusses the paradox of order and disorder in a man famed for disarray. He piles papers on his desk, explains how the neat seek meaning in chaos, and notes notes and library humor as a defense against being disturbed. He argues life cannot be fully pigeonholed.
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New York
Anti Communist labor clash in British Guiana story
Two anti Communist leaders Andrew Jackson and Cleveland Charran arrive in UN with little money to fight a pro Soviet government as a general strike paralyzes British Guiana on June 10. The dispute centers on a Labor Relations Board proposed by Cheddi Jagan and the unions demand apolitical board and 30 percent union support. Strong international union support backs the anti Communist cause while shipments face disruption.
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United Nations
South America
Andrew Jackson
British Guiana Trades Union Council
Cleveland Charran
N. S. Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Fidel Castro
Miami
British Guiana
People’s Progressive Party
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Kremlin
Red Square
National Labor Relations Board
U.S
Labor Relations Board
Not So Tender Trap Not So Tender Trap
A working mother defends balancing duties at a department store with her children's private schooling. She resists neighbor’s judgment that working means neglect, embracing confidence in her choices and the idea of stepping out of hostile traps rather than arguing them away. The piece urges self-acceptance over self-repression.
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James
Howie
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Lens
Jim Bishop
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Winston Churchill
Eleanor Roosevelt
National Service Corps
Liz
Boutbern Democrats
Drew Pearson
Boyle
Latin America
Caribbean Congress of Labor
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
International Transport Workers' Federation
MRS. M. Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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