Indiana Pennsylvanian Gazette Staff and Rates Notice
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists staff roles including editor Joseph L. Donnelly and managing director Ray Hastif with advertising manager Hugh M. Bhll and news editor Frank B. Hood. Subscription terms detail varying monthly, six month, and yearly rates for in county and out of county readers and carrier options. Public notice also states second class mail status and daily publication except Sundays and holidays.
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R. BH
N. Dewitt Ray
Amyh Taylor
Hugh M
R. Hastif Ray
William A. Boesman
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
Associated Freee Ie Om
Indiana
Armatrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Morithe
Penna
Shadows We Live In Time Of Rebellion
Jim Bishop laments postwar discontent and youth unrest in a column arguing a generational rift. He surveys social decay from teen behavior to family trust, consumer excess, and moral crisis, framing a nation in rebellion where self discipline and civic duty vanish.
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Abraham Lincoln
Queen Victoria
British
Africa
China
Russia
Integration Has Many Meanings
Peter Edson reports on New York City’s COIR case histories showing integration’s mixed results. Harsher costs of desegregation include smaller classes and tutoring, with worry over voluntary re-segregation and the demand for more federal aid to fund better teaching and programs for minority students.
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Peter Edson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
New York City
COIR
Marrow
New York
Kennedy Backing Delays Multilateral Nuclear Force Push
Drew Pearson reports from Washington that Kennedy paused plans for a multilateral nuclear force after Ad enauer urged delay and Labour leaders in Britain rejected the idea. George Brown, Labour’s defense figure, argued Britain would not pursue the MLF and proposed alternatives including turning nuclear weapons over to the United States and boosting Far East naval defenses. NATO officials and U.S. officials weighed costs, practicality, and German involvement as De Gaulle’s Europe policy shapes Western alliance strategy. The piece concludes Kennedy will likely shelve the MLF while Britain’s Labour stance shifts regional defense priorities.
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England
Kennedy
Labor
MLF
George Brown
Labor Party
Defense
Washington
Great Britain
Macmillan
JFK
McGeorge Bundy
Wilson
Harold Wilson
Brown
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Britain
Far East
Laos
U.S
Lyman Lemnitzer
NATO
mid-Atlantic
North Sea
Mediterranean
Germany
de Gaulle
State Department
Russia
Ignatius Galantin
Navy
Europe
Boyle Column Middle Age Is When
New York AP notes middle age brings hospital visits over nightlife, memory over experience, and a growing distance from politics. The piece traces shifts in perception from youth to aging, including quieter joys, stubborn weather comparisons, and the humor found in aging rituals and awkward social moments.
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New York
Q and A from mythology and history
Questions and answers cover Odysseus escape from the Cyclops cave by hiding under sheep, Franklin D Roosevelt era phrasing about the Forgotten Man, Imperial Valley crops, and an incomplete high altitude boiling question.
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Odysseus
Franklin Roosevelt
William Sumner
Imperial Valley
Secret China Pact Aims To Gatecrash Western Hemisphere
Washington reports reveal Mao Zedong and Guiana Home Affairs Minister Cheddi Jagan forged a covert alliance in Peking on August 31, 1962. The plan centers on a Chinese backed beachhead in the Caribbean and mass youth exchanges to indoctrinate Guianan youth, with Jagan leveraging her power as Home Affairs Minister and party leader.
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Washington, D.C
China
Ing
Latin America
Maotung
British Guiana
Peking
Guiang
Khrushchev
Cuba
Laos
Mao
Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Mao Tse-tung
Wu Hsiao-ta
Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs
Chinese Communist Party
Jagan
Marxist People’s Progressive Party
Stalin
Louis Khrushchev
Georgetown
Wang Chao-hua
Youth Federation
U.S
Lin Ping
Foreign Ministry
Chi Chao-ting
I Do Not Like Mothers Day Says A Mother Reader
In a column dated May 12 the author, a mother, rejects Mothers Day as forced praise that unsettles her. She argues it fosters delusions of grandeur, public idolatry, and disappointment when gifts fail to arrive. She prefers daily acts of care over one extravagant annual observance.
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Tess
Demeter
Mom
Mommy
Mama
Eith
Moses
Mount Sinai
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Indiana Evening Gazette
THE
Indiana Printing & Publishing Compart
Philadelphia
Jim Bishop
New York Times
Eveyone
Cradle
Liberty
United Nations
Alfred J. Marrow
New York State
Harlem
Westchester
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Drew Pearson
Adenauer
Pary
McNamara
Colorado Springs
Hugh
Frazer
Boyle
Victor Riesel
M. Lawrence
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