Carrier Boy Subscriptions Rates and Delivery Notes
The notice lists subscription details for the newspaper, including weekly home delivery, annual rate of 28 dollars, and motor route options. It also covers mail subscription rates for Indiana counties and neighboring areas, with daily and six month options and various regional rates.
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A.M. Rat
N. Dewitt Ray
Amyh Tatlor Rark
Hastin Ray
Russell M. Hickey Toreph L
Donnell William B. Basting
Frank B. Hood Mumaha
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Advan
Aix
Indiana
Armatrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Wentmoreland
Dally
Cean
Thieu faces the choice as U S withdrawal looms
A viewpoint column argues South Vietnam must negotiate a peace with the free world backing. It notes President Thieu fears a Western collapse and seeks a settlement rather than a puppet outcome. The piece also covers George Wallace's 1968-69 political moves and fundraising.
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United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U. S
Nguyen van Thieu
Ho Chi-minh
Thieu
U.S
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Western Pacific
Saigon
Hanoi
Ben Franklin
Lindsay Not Out Of Mayor Race
Washington correspondent Bruce Biossat reports that Mayor John V Lindsay remains a viable candidate for re election as the Liberal party nominee, facing State Sen John J Marchi in a GOP primary that underscored tensions over law and order and minority support. Lindsay drew mixed support from Republicans and Democrats, with Marchi advantaged by a sterner law and order stance and sizeable Italian GOP voters. Analysts note Lindsay’s reach to Black and Puerto Rican communities could broaden his appeal, but limited funds and weak organization hindered mobilization.
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Montgomery
Alg
George Wallace
P. O. Box
Wallace
Nixon
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
American Independent Party
Teddy Roosevelt
Bob LaFollette
Alabama
Citizens For Decency
Enterprise
Ala
George
Bruce Biossat
Washington
John V. Lindsay
John J. Marchi
Lindsay
William F. Buckley
New York
Marchi
GOP
Mario Procaccino
Robert Wagner
Herman Badillo
Procaccino
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Adam Clayton Powell
Supreme Court
el Paso Natural Gas
el Paso
Colorado Interstate Gas
Justice Department
Nixon Law
John Mitchell
Erwin Griswold
Congress
Bill Guy
North Dakota
Students of the Nation
Guy
Congress of
The
United States
House
Retired Indiana Doctor Marking 57-Year Career
From the Gazette Files notes Dr C W Rink of 450 Church St retires after a 57 year medical career in Indiana. Also mentions Blairsville Boro School Board adopting 1 percent earned income tax for 1949-50 budget. P J Stapleton to open a new restaurant and bus terminal at Eighth and Philadelphia in Indiana. Preliminary Moore Hotel meeting in 1929 eyed forming Indians County Fish and Game Association.
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C. W. Rink
Church St
Indiana
Blairsville Boro
P. J. Stapleton
North Fourth St
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eighth and Philadelphia Streets
Moore Hotel
Indians County Fish and Game Association
Oregon Congresswoman Stirs Up A Near Riot
Washington Rep Edith Green D Ore leads a committee bid to require colleges receiving federal aid to submit a battle plan to curb campus disorders. HEW Secretary Finch and Education Commissioner Allen oppose. The plan was voted down after Green toned down provisions.
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Washington
Edith Green
D-Ore
Carrie Nation
The
Education of the Education and Labor Committee
HEW
Robert Finch
James E. Allen
Subcommittee
Oregon
Dental Health Therapy Saves Teeth From Root Canal Fear
A wary dinner party discussion in New York covers root canal therapy, its pain history, and modern endodontists expert handling. The piece notes most treated teeth are abscessed, the procedure often requires multiple visits, and success rates are high with options like crowns or bridges.
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New York
Teddy Gleason Faces South Carolina Hospital Strike Showdown
Longshoremen leader Teddy Gleason gears for a coastwise push against Charleston hospital labor disputes backing 450 hospital strikers. He plans to pressure South Carolina ports, with AFL CIO support, aiming to halt ship unloads and idle pier workers to force bargaining with hospital unions. The move echoes prior copper strike tactics and signals broader labor power across the waterfront and civil rights movements.
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New York
Teddy Gleason
Gleason
South Carolina
Robert McNair
Charleston
S. C
Coretta
Martin Luther) King
South Carolina State Medical College
Charleston County
Martin Luther King Jr
West 43Rd Street
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Afl-Cio
Teddy
Mister Gleason
ILA
Port Royal
Georgetown
Savannah
East
Great, Lakes
Gulf
White House
George Meany
United Steelworkers of America
Meany
Manhattan
South Atlantic
Cabinet
United Front of Negro
Congress
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Doctor's Mailbag Precautions For Camping Safety
Camping can be recreation but carries hazards. Use insect repellents containing diethyltoluamide or benzyl benzoate against chiggers and mites, dust sulfur on legs, check for ticks nightly and sterilize bites and tweezers. Learn area pests from natives, never leave a fire unattended, cover ashes, carry a fire extinguisher, boil or treat uncertain water, avoid swimming alone, ensure a trained first aider is present, store food in car, burn gar bage, beware poisonous plants, and equip children with loud whistles.
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Treameye
Perna
S. Vietnam
William L. Ingersoll
Yester Daze
Gazette
Drew Pearson
William Bennett
Public Utilities Commissioner
California
Tam
Washington Press Corps
Abe Fortas
Secretary of Transportation
John Volpe
Volpe
OST
Great Lakes
Mississippi
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