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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1963

Page

3

Indiana Evening Gasette Notices and Subscription Rates

Publication details for Indiana Evening Gasette from Indiana Printing Company. Includes Associated Press affiliation, list of editorial staff, and subscription pricing for mail and carrier options across Indiana and nearby counties. Daily publication except Sundays and holidays.

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Strikeless steel industry story unfolds in Pittsburgh

The Human Relations Committee of the steel industry, a cross group from labor and management, is credited with averting a major strike and shaping a tripartite approach. Key figures include Arthur Goldberg, Dave McDonald, Ben Fairless, Roger Blough, and Conrad Cooper. The piece claims insiders urge government noninvolvement, predicting broader adoption if kept out of negotiations.

Pittsburgh Steel Industry White House Kennedy Human Relations Committee Arthur Goldberg United Steelworkers of America USA Steel Philip Murray Dave McDonald Ben Fairless U.S. Steel Jack Stephens McDonald Fairless Murray Stephens Goldberg University of Wisconsin Hotel Roosevelt New York Edgar Kaiser Waldorf Kaiser Fontana MacDonald U.S. Steel Board Roger Blough Conrad Cooper Sheraton-Carlton Washington, D.C Bethlehem Steel 1000 Sixteenth St

Agencies Would Curb Free Employment Services

Washington reports that amid rising unemployment through June 1962 private fee charging employment agencies lobby to curb free government employment offices. They claim public offices harm free enterprise. critics note most hires come from public or private ads, with few from private fee services. Government programs expanded under Kennedy, prompting industry pushback.

Washington Assa Employers Assn Cleveland U.S U.S. Employment Service

World Food Congress shows people to people friendship

Drew Pearson reports from Washington on the World Food Congress where delegates from 100 countries meet under austerity, with many expenses covered by unions and private donors. A common luncheon marks unity, while notable figures and wives of leaders attend, illustrating global ties and debates on feeding the world.

Washington World Food Congress State Department Sheraton Park Freedom From Hunger Foundation Louisiana Allen Ellender Rep Otto Passman Jane Freeman Secretary of Agriculture United States Adolfo Lopez Mateos Mexico Mme. Adoula Congo Mme Kamsiah Ibrahim Women’s Institute Souvanna Phouma Paris Rama Rau Kashmir International Planned Parenthood Federation Arnold Toynbee

Jumping to conclusions Boyle Column

New York AP column collects wry maxims on curiosity health and life. Quotes touch on curiosity wealth and progress noting insomnia sign of worry and the value of doing what helps. A mix of humorous observations references to Abraham Lincoln and modern life concludes with a line about closed minds.

New York Congress Abraham Lincoln

Public taxes and space budget clash across the nation

A lengthy defense of taxes stresses public needs from schools and hospitals to prisons and welfare, arguing tax funding supports essential services and government. The piece contrasts citizen burdens with national projects like space exploration, education, and engineering training in light of import from political and academic voices.

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