Indiana Evening Gasette President and staff lineup
The Indiana Evening Gasette lists its president treasurer and editor roles with Raymond DeWitt Amy Taylor Mastin Russell Jorepu Donnelly William Hastings and Frank Toot as officers. It notes Associated Press ownership and subscription rates for in state and out of state readers, plus mail rates and publication days.
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Rayne N. Dewitt Ray
Amy E. Taylor Ray R
Mastin Wat Russell M
Wic Jorepu L
Donnelly
William BR
Hastings
Frank
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Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Bonna
Kennedy family plots Ted Kennedy run future national bid
A Kennedy strategy session at 200 Parl Ave ponders Ted Kennedy as a future vice presidential running mate with Hubert Humphrey. Labor leaders, mindful of defections, weigh Ted Kennedy's appeal, the Kennedy mystique, and the political leverage of a Labor-Democratic coalition in a shifting post tragedy landscape.
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New York
Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Family Communication Center
Steve Smith
Parl Ave
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy Action Corps
Labor
Young Ted
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Labor Committee
Washington
Massachusetts
Maryland
Indiana
Nebraska
California
Ted
Nelson Rockefeller
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
labor-Democratic Alliance
Violence and justice in American history questioned
The excerpt challenges the view of American violence as constant since frontier days by recalling high profile assassinations and racially targeted murders. It juxtaposes public shock over leaders' deaths with the lack of justice for victims like four Birmingham children, Medgar Evers, and ongoing racially charged killings, urging reflection on liberty and equality.
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Robert Kennedy
Martin Luther King
John Kennedy
Birmingham
Aultman club names new baseball manager
The Aultman Base Ball Club of the Minor County League announced Andrew Finotti will take over as manager, replacing Don Burkett. Also noted are a child derby winner bound for Akron, a new Troutman’s department store opening, a fatal Route 536 crash, and local civic leaders elected or reelected in Indiana County events.
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Aultman Baseball Club
Andrew Finotti
Don Burkett
Jimmy Barr
Indiana
Carter Ave
Akron
Ohio
Troutman’s
Philadelphia St
Burgess G. W. Marbach
Fred Kaufman
Marion Center
R.D
Punxsutawney
Carl $. Weyandt
Syntron Foundation
Willis E. Pratt
J. W. Carson
Ken Davis
Homer City
Calvin Shankle
Cherry Tree
Indiana County American Legion Council
Thomas Barber
Indiana County Red Cross
Robert M. Mathieson
Pittsburgh
McClellan probes Chicago anti poverty program
Senator McClellan launches hearings into a $927341 anti poverty project in Chicago aimed at rehabilitating two rival youth gangs the Blackstone Rangers and East Side Disciples. Investigators cite arrests for rape and murder while a University of Chicago study hints at reduced violence and greater community pride despite ongoing gang activity and police opposition.
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Washington
John McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Chicago
Watts
McClellan
Blackstone Rangers
East Side Disciples
Eugene Hairston
Rangers
Jeffery Fort
Disciples
Hairston
Fort
Lee Jackson
Charles Bey
William Troop
Martin Luther King
William Graffin
University of Chicago
Irving Spergel
Chicago Police
Project Center
Eugene Haiiston
Nicholas Dorenzo
Anti - Poverty Project
Jerome Bernstein
Federal Project
Brotherhood of
Bernstein
Pan Am Airways
California
Arthur Brazier
GIA
Los Angeles
Ghetto
Boyle Column Diet Remarks Start Riots
New York AP reports a satirical column on diet remarks inciting mock outrage. The jokes mock dieting cracks about weight loss, jogging, hypnosis, and smugness, with light digs at friends and humorous could-be insults about bulges and gravy.
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New York
Ed Sullivan: Twenty Years A Top Man In Show Biz
Jim Bishop chronicles Ed Sullivan as a paradoxical TV icon and influential promoter. The piece traces Sullivan from Port Chester to Hollywood and New York, noting his clean image, hit-and-miss moments, and impact on American television and theater audiences.
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George McAnulty
Homer City
Indiana
Acson
Herbert
Thomas Patterson Reprise
National Plate Glass Co
Blairsville
Ed Sullivan
Old Horseface
United States Air Force
Sullivan
Evening Graphic
Emile Gauvreau
Walter Winchell
Sylvia Weinstein
Loew’s State
Dawn Patrol
Jack Carter
Elvis Presley
Carmine Santullo
Mr. Santullo
Sulivan
Jim
Avis
T.V
Metropolitan Opera
Robert Merrill
Jack Jones
Alan Jones
Delmonico Hotel
New York
The Burden of the Welfare State on Black Mothers
A speaker vents anger at society for condemning poor working mothers, describing a exhausted daily routine from 5:30 a.m. to night. She laments crowded buses, child care, and the endless cycle of labor, poverty, and isolation, calling for an end to the sentence of neglect.
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Philanthropy
Story Hour
Dinosaura
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Indiana Printing & Puntisting
St. Tadinna
Wma Bactetary Managing
Altor Newn Mdttor Ansociata Editor
EY Mns
Ted Sorensen
Bill van den Heuvel
John Burns
St. Patrick's Cathedral
National Labor
Paul Jennings
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Gene McCarthy
Anticwhar
Men’s Clothing Union
Sidney Millinan
George Meany
America
Mr. Meany
Jack Kennedy
Joe Kennedy
Labor Federation
Medgar Severs
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Dallas
Kier
Memphis
Robert Kennady
Yester Daze
Gazette
Martha Jane Thompson
Salisburg
Gibsonia
Wis
Pen St
Clymer
Berton Huber
Hillsdale
Cherie
Drew Pearson
McClelland
Boyle
Alice
Guy
George
Grand Canyon
Rim
Jim Bishop
Michael D. Harris
Boulder Dam
Bertha
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