Indiana Evening Gasette Daily Rates and Staff Listings
Indiana Evening Gasette lists staff including president N DeWitt Ray and editor Russell T. M. Titor. Advertising by Joseph L. Donnelly and William B. Hastings. It publishes daily except Sundays and legal holidays with carrier and mail subscription rates in various local counties.
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Ray
N. Dewitt Ray
Amyh Taylor Ray Veces Pean
AUATY
R. Hastie Ray
Neurones
Mmdalior Russee
T. M. Titor TV
Seca
Trent Meme
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Raitter
Frank Hood
Associated Prass
Ansociated
AP News
Indiana
Armatrang
Cambria
Clearfield
Jeffernon
Weatmoreland
Second Eles
Toltiana
Penna
WP's Job Has Fringe Benefits
Washington Senator Eugene McCarthy said he would not settle for the vice presidency and would prioritize a secretary of state if nominated. Governor Reagan rejected the vice presidential bid, noting he is not available for the role. The piece discusses historical VP figures and notable quotes, including John Adams and the Poor People's Campaign leaders.
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Washington
Eugene McCarthy
Ronald Reagan
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
John Breckenridge
Buchanan
U.S. Senate
John C. Calhoun
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
John Adams
Congress
America
Ralph David Abernathy
SCLC
St. Peter
Freeman
Point Of View on Violence and U.S. Election Reflections
A long editorial argues violence as a national problem tied to secular and religious apostasy. It critiques political tactics, cites Humphrey and LBJ methods, and notes shifting American diets, poultry growth, and food trends shaping a changing society.
Yester Daze Reports Local Leadership Elections and Appointments
John Pounds elected president of the Young Two Lions Club at a reorganization meeting. Bonnie Edwards named Teen Talk columnist for Indiana Evening Gazette. George Voytus elected and installed as president of Indiana County Young Democratic Club. Also notes death of attorney Richard J. Hogan in El Centro California and obituary for Indiana florist James Garfield Willis. Mrs Andrew Archibald reelected president of Indiana Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Mrs Joseph Solley named president of Cherry Tree American Legion Auxiliary. Wilbert M. Leonard elected supervising principal of Barnesboro High School. William Taylor named principal and Leonard a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College.
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John Pounds
Young Two Lions Club
Bonnie Edwards
Harold Edwards
Elm St
Indiana Evening Gazette
George Voytus
Glen Campbell
Richard J. Hogan
Indiana
el Centro
Calif
James Garfield Willis
Andrew Archibald
Women’s Christian ‘Temperance Union of
Joseph Solley
Cherry Tree American Legion Auxiliary
Wilbert M. Leonard
Barnesboro
Willian T.taylor
Mr. Leonard
Indiana State Teachers College
Resurrection City Should Fold and Go Home
Drew Pearson argues Resurrection City should end the Poor People’s March now after notable gains like a $5 billion housing bill and surplus food, but warns further stay risks public support and harms Washington’s Negro community, citing property damage, violence, and political pressure. It notes criticism from Washington insiders and outlines a gun control vote in the House Judiciary Committee, detailing party lines and specific lawmakers.
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Washington
Resurrection City
Hechinger Hardware
Lincoln Memorial
Birmingham
Supreme Court
Greyhound Bus
Washington Press
William Raspberry
Washington Post
Louis Lomax
Lomax
People For Gun Control
House Judiciary Committee
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Richard H. Poff
Clark MacGregor
Minn
Edward Hutchinson
Mich
Robert McClory
Henry P. Smith
N. Y
William V. Roth, Jr
Del
Thomas J. Meskill
Conn
Charles W. Sandman
Tex
Basil L. Whitener
N. C
Charles Mathias
Senate
Maryland
Arch Moore
West Virgina
Edwin Willis
Jack Brooks
Rep. McCullough
Celler
McCullough
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Michael Feighan
Peter Rodino
N. J
Byron Rogers
Colo
Harold Donahue
Mass
Robert Kastenmeier
Wis
James Corman
Calif
Don Edwards
William St. Onge
William Hungate
Herbert Tenzer
John Conyers
Andrew Jacobs
Ind
Joshua Eilberg
The Doctor Says Chigger Bites Avoided
The article explains chigger bites from red mites in grassy areas and damp woods. It covers symptoms, bite locations, scratching risks, first aid with bath and sulfur-phenol ointment, and the use of repellents like diethyltoluamide Indazone dimethyl carbase and benzyl benzoate. It also answers a reader question about Iceland disease, noting its causes, symptoms, duration, and nonfatal nature.
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Iceland
Curb Imports Clamor Rises in U.S. 1968 Debate
Editorial argues liberal trade policy faces wartime distraction as Congress weighs over a score of proposed import quotas on textiles steel oil furs shoes dairy and meat with a possible Christmas tree measure. It warns of inflation and retaliation if protectionism grows and notes the June coordinating council meeting as a key counterforce.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Congress
Council of Organizations
America
Deep Concern For Our Nation In 1968 Time Capsule
Our Readers Write laments 1968 chaos in America after Kennedy’s death, noting violence, protests against Vietnam, welfare woes, and social shifts. Citizens ask if freedom is too lax and question roles of adults, teens, and race, quoting Coal Miner’s Daughter line about failed communication. Marcia Ann Rombach June 11, 1968.
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Park Bench
Vietnam
Land of the Free and the Brave
Mom
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
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William L.ingersoll
Robert Kennedy
United States
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Hubert
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers of America
Yester Daze
Gazette
Drew Pearson
the Doctor
Bruce Bioss
Senator Kennedy
Marcia Ann Rombach
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