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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1968
Page
2
The notice lists editorial staff including R H Ray and Russell M Hickey and Joseph L Donnelly, notes Associated Press affiliation, and details subscription rates for daily and mail delivery in Indiana and nearby counties as well as second class publication terms.
A column argues youth spirit resists suppression yet needs discipline in education. It warns tough measures may not quell rebellion and links rising local taxes and inflation to burdens on workers, employers, and retirees while noting Communist intrigue in elections and global shifts.
A Washington piece notes a pattern of mental illness among presidential attackers dating to 1835 and including Kennedy era plots. It argues most attackers were loners with revolvers, many with lifelong psychiatric issues, and urges better detection, treatment, and care to prevent violence and potential harm to presidents and society.
A brief trivia item explains how Wall Street got its name from Dutch 17th century fortifications and a Pearl Street site. It also notes twins occur about once in 98 births and marks December 2, 1942, as the Atomic Age birthday following Chicago university chain reaction demonstration. Irma means Power in German.
Drew Pearson notes that after World War I the U S steel industry dominated markets but failed to invest in research while European and Japanese mills advanced. He argues protection and import quotas followed as steel firms struggle to meet demand and cites profits and investment shifts as context.
Boyle writes on memories as a charm bracelet of time linking youth and older days. He recalls golf caps, plus fours, backyard chores for venting anger, wives hiding money, boys leaping fireplugs, social success through judgment, fervent sermons, and rural life with horse and buggy. Those were the days.
In California and Millbrae meetings top auto union leaders and Teamsters officials forged a cordial coalition around a proposed Community Action Council network. The plan aims to mobilize 3.5 million unionists across hundreds of cities to influence elections, bargaining, and poverty programs while navigating politics and probes surrounding Hoffa.
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