Indiana Evening Gasette masthead and subscription pricing
The Indiana Evening Gasette lists staff roles led by R H Ray as president and N DaWitt Ray as treasurer, with Amy E. Taylor Ray as secretary and Russell M. Rickmy as managing editor. It notes Associated Press membership and publishes daily except Sundays with various subscription rates by region and term.
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R. H. Ray
N. Dawitt Ray
Cece Tee
Amy ER Taylor Ray Sienna
R. Hastim Ray
Manneineg
Mdhrer Russel M. Rickmy Advertising
Joseph L. Donny
Ag Well Ax al
Nnwa
Roy
Indiana
Armatronk
Cambria
Clearfield
Deffernon
Wentmoreland
Berond Clans
Tadtann
Penna
Vacation Time Poses Problem For Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop muses on vacation plans as a struggling writer father with three daughters contemplates options from a Frontier Airlines cruise to Grand Bahama Island and a Space Center visit. He jokes about his mother and father, the perils of family trips, and the lure of staying home.
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Denver
Frontier Airlines
Yosemite Valley
Rockies
Las Vegas
Grand Canyon
Lucayan Beach
Grand Bahama Island
First US President on television and other Q A bits
Q who was the first US President to appear on television Answer Franklin B Roosevelt on April 30 1939 Q What is the Tuesday to Thursday Club Answer Members of Congress work only on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays when the House handles business Hence the group is popularly called Where was the first Tawochist established Answer Bologna in northern Italy in the 1200s Its causes consisted of lectures on Roman law as codified by Justinian Q What is the Southern Cross Answer Southern constellation Crux Its four bright stars guide to the celestial pole
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Franklin B. Roosevelt
US Congress
Bologna
Ero Bly
Justinian
Buull
Technique of Hitler Evidenced by SDS Tactics
Washington report cites student demonstrations at Columbia University and elsewhere showing study of Nazi and Maoist methods. It argues SDS leaders push for broad participation while failing to discipline or sacrifice, contrasting tactics with genuine mass organizing in poor urban areas.
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Mao
Che
Hitler
SDS
Yester Daze History From Plumville Lions to Red Cross
A compact look at local notes: William Moore installed as Plumville Lions Club president. Indiana County Republican Committee chair Paul W. Jeffries re-elected at courthouse meeting, defeating Dr Beatty Dimit 52 to 48. Howard R. Spicher elected chairman of Indiana County Democratic Committee 70 to 72 over Dr George Martin. Indiana A A beats Commodore 8 to 5 at West End Ball Park with Barry and Shaffer two hits each. Edith Buchanan hosts informal musicale for Marguerite Halloran of Pittsburgh at her Sixth Street home. C R Griffith re-elected president of Marion Center Auxiliary, American Red Cross.
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Paul W. Jeffries
Indiana
Howard R. Spicher
Indiana County
Democratic Committee
George Martin, Clymer
Barry
Shaffer
Indiana A. A
Commodore
West End Ball Park
Edith Buchanan
Sixth St
Marguerite Halloran
Pittsburgh
Smith Bill Probes TV Crime Influence in Senate
Drew Pearson reports Sen Margaret Chase Smith sponsors a bill for a Senate committee to study how movies and television affect juvenile delinquency. The piece notes FCC concerns under President Johnson and calls for curbing profits to limit crime and violence on the airwaves.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Sol Taishoff
Broadcasting Magazine
Nick Johnson
Jerry Wadsworth
Ken Cox
Hippies, TV Giants, and FCC Critique Clash in NY
Boyle columns lampoon hippies while noting media moguls expand empires. The piece cites CBS owning Yankees and venues, NBCs 1967 profits, and RKO General assets from airlines to theaters. It ends urging a Congressional FCC inquiry and a tougher chair to curb bias.
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Crian
CBS
New York Yankees
My Fair Lady
Radio Corporation of America
Gen. Sarnoff
NBC
Sarnoff
Storer Broadcasting Company
Northeast Airlines
RKO - General
Frontier Airlines
RKO- General
Justice Department
RKO
Southwest
FCC
Pittsburgh
Northeast
A. M. Byers
USA
General Tire and Rubber Company
Aerojet
General Tire
Federal Trade Commission
Johnson
Nick Johnson
Reagan on Creative Society and labor reform in California
In this Sacramento interview Governor Ronald Reagan outlines a Creative Society aimed at shrinking central government and empowering citizens. He highlights 1500 recommendations from 300 executives, saving $105 million annually, and praises H. L. Chad McClellan for Watts job creation. He condemns New Deal welfare, proposes welfare work requirements, pilot Fresno reforms, and merit-based judicial selection. He also supports secret-ballot union voting to curb union boss influence.
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Sacramento
California
Creative Society
H. L
Chad” McClellan
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Watts
McClellan
Los Angeles
Mr. McClellan
Fresno
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TIF
Indiana Printing & Pureiting Company
Philadelphia
Jim Bishop
Caribbean
San Antonio
Space Center
Houston
Grace Line
South America
Numero Uno
Virginia Lee
Gayle
Adolph Hitler
Che Guevarra
Man Tse ~ Ting
Ho Chi Minh
Columbia University
Vietnam
Cuba
Germany
China
Th Sds
Yester Daze
William Moore
Plumville Lions Club
Drew Pearson
Sen. Smith
Bill
Wadsworth
Frank Stanton
David Sarnoff
White House
Madison Avenue
Clarence Dill
Dill
Commission
Supreme Court
Boyle
Aim
New York
Jason
India
Brooklyn Bridge
Zenobia
Myrtle
Rosebud
Garden of Eden
By Victor Riesel
Ronald Reagan
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