Indiana Evening Gasette Publishing History and Rates Note
A brief notice from the Indiana Evening Gasette outlines the Indiana Printing and Publishing Company, associates, and staff. It lists subscription rates for carrier, motor route, and mail, with mail rates for in and out of Indiana, noting publication days and second-class imprint details.
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Indiana Evening Gasette
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Purlianing Company
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Philadelphia
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Cambria
Clearfield
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Westmoreland
Aines Pontage
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Mind Versus Computers Says Jim Bishop on Human Limits
Jim Bishop argues that 35,000 computers worth 13 billion dollars increasingly dominate daily life. He cites rapid growth, vast processing power, and diverse uses from finance to healthcare to national defense, while noting human initiative and understanding remain uniquely human.
Q and A: weight on Wapava and historical questions
A quiz item discusses weight differences on an alternate planet named Wapava where a 50 pound Earth mass would weigh about two tons. It asks which two Franklin D Roosevelt cabinet members served during his presidency and asks why Queen Mary I of England was called Bloody Mary, noting persecution during her reign.
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Roman
Wapava
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Franklin Wo Roosevelt
England
Mary
Bloody Mary
Wivatty
Sabotage Aimed At War Effort
Washington report discusses anonymous 327 U S anti Vietnam War groups proposing a nationwide underground to sabotage draft processes and Selective Service work. It describes two tactics destruction of induction related buildings and harassment of employers with minimal personal risk to planners.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
U.S
Asia
Europe
U.S. Army
Indiana County Obituaries and Public Notices Montage
A compilation from Indiana County items includes two young men killed near Dayton when their car hit a tree after a deer collision, the Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine drive reporting 42 443 residents at ten clinics, a scholarship selection for Margie Derwart to Northwestern, Pearl Mauk named Indiana County Sesquicentennial queen, Lambert Joseph named Indiana Joint High School principal, William Repine killed by a diesel near Gettysburg, Dewey endorsement by Steel Clark at Philadelphia convention, Attorney Thomas Sutton returning from Princeton, Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hinds obituary, and theft at A Valenti store in Indiana.
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Vernon Duane Schrecengost
Dayton R.D
Laird Dean Neal
Dayton
Indiana County
Indiana County Medical Society
Pearl Mauk
Plumville
Indiana
Lambert Joseph
Indiana Joint High School
Jesse A. Lubold
William Paul Repine
Pauline Repine
Steel Clark
Cherry Tree
Thomas E. Dewey
Philadelphia
Those Who Boo HHH Have Short Memories
Column recalls Hubert Humphrey booing at the 1948 Democratic National Convention and contrasts it with the 1963 Solidarity March. Authors Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson note how the party split over civil rights, the Thurmond third party, and potential 1948 parallels in current politics. The piece links memory and political courage across decades.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Philadelphia
Ple
Minneapolis
Democratic Party
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Earl Warren
California
Dewey
Warren
The
Supreme
Boyle Column One Of Life's Many Perils
A reflective column blends a wedding scene with a narrator's late life view of Vice President Hubert Humphrey. It recalls unspoken feelings at a groom’s ceremony while praising Humphrey’s quiet civil rights work and his push for open housing and youth opportunity programs.
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Warren
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Lincoln Memorial
Humphrey
Hhh
Watts
Calif
Longdale
Chicago
Hough
Cleveland
Philadelphia
C. J. Haggerty
Haggerty
West Point
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
Budget Bureau
Boy Scouts
Minnesota
Walter Mondale
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Nixon on Labor and Automation in the Decade
The piece profiles Richard Nixon's labor role from debates to crises, noting his House labor committee service and vice presidential labor crisis settlements. It presents an exclusive written reply where Nixon discusses the decade’s key development for workers, reflecting on labor and automation.
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Richard Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Jack Kennedy
Dick Nixon
House Labor Committee
Man and machine as partners in the computer age
President Nixon argues that humanity and technology can coexist. He urges using computers to match unemployed and underemployed workers with available jobs, improve access to services, and create a national computer job bank, viewing 1984 as a warning to harness tech for opportunity.
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New York
Aldous Huxley
George Orwell
Harvard
National Association of Manufacturers
North Carolina
Banke
Huxley
Orwell
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Indiana High School
National High School Institute
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Ilinois
Thomas Sutton
Indiana County Bar Association
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