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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
1
Jim Bishop writes about the generation gap between elders and teens and college students. He argues parents often misrepresent sex and morals, teenagers seek freedom, and honest dialogue is rare. He cites conversations with a young writer and a teen who transitioned from crude contraception to the pill, illustrating changing attitudes.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court ordered auto insurers to cut 1972 rates by 27.6 percent and refund the excess to policyholders, boosting momentum for no-fault auto insurance across 48 states. The piece notes high potential savings, the current fault-based system drawbacks, and calls for public action to push legislatures toward reform while national leaders press for action.
Editor and advertising staff listed with Associated Press affiliation. Carrier and mail subscription rates shown for daily, weekly, and yearly plans. Rates include regional delivery details and payment terms.
Yesterdate June 16 1922 the Indiana Ukelele Club, a rising city musical group, were guests in the Cost home for a social with plans under way for an elaborate future event. 1947 reports quote Teddy on shivering bathing beauties at Indian Springs. 1962 Floyd C Rankin named technical assistant to the vice president at McCreary Tire and Rubber. Boyer elected president of Greater Indiana Toastmasters Club with officers listed.
Washington Merry Go Round reports a top secret Kissinger initiative before he became Nixon adviser. Agents Marcovich and Aubrac conveyed a U.S. offer to halt bombing North Vietnam to Ho Chi Minh in July 1967. Ho questioned the phrase peace in Vietnam and the details remained with Pham Van Dong. The meeting spanned fifty minutes and ended with Ho's remarks about family and Paris.
Victor Riesel reports on Howard Coughlin and the AFL-CIO's push to move union money into unionized banks. The plan centers on the National Bank of Washington and a network of major banks handling pension and welfare funds. If successful, it could pressure non union banks and expand union financial influence nationwide.
HAL BOYLE muses on limbo as a feeling and place, from religion to daily life. He lists playful examples of limbo in childhood slang, schoolyard frustrations, work delays, family visits, finances, and the act of writing the column, concluding that readers themselves inhabit limbo.
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