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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
4
Advertising and subscription terms from Indiana Evening Gazette outline rates for home delivery by mail and carrier. Rates cover Armatron Cambria Clearfield and Westmoreland Counties with monthly, quarterly and yearly options. Publication notes include meter classification and non Sunday holiday schedule.
A 19th Teamsters Convention in Fontainebleau Miami Beach is slated to rewrite the union constitution to grant General President Hoffa the power to approve or veto strikes and to set uniform contract expiration dates across locals. The move aims to coordinate nationwide labor actions and extend Hoffa's influence into broader industries, backed by a reported $50 million treasury and projected $30 million annual dues.
Washington debates unconventional black war tactics to mislead Viet Cong forces. Proposals include false publications and newspapers posing as VC, fake radio broadcasts, contaminated ammunition schemes, and forged orders to sow confusion and casualties. Contingent details stress Hanoi and Moscow backers, with dangers of real secret directives reaching VC cadres.
A quiz style set of questions and answers covers animal diet with an elephant, the first English printed book by Caxton, Columbus noting tobacco in 1492, the origin of the word Ahoy, the first national Thanksgiving in 1789, and sponges living mainly in the sea with one freshwater family.
Drew Pearson examines the Dodd investigation highlighting three morals for Senators. Letters to Julius Klein reveal carelessness, vanity, and favors owed to campaign donors. Abe Ribicoff and Hubert Humphrey are cited for letters written by assistants and Humphrey’s rare personal note.
Michael Dunn, 31, 3 feet 10 inches tall and 178 IQ, discusses his career in film and theater. He says he is not a professional midget but an actor who seeks real roles beyond pratfalls, plans Ship of Fools fame, a second film, a Broadway play, and a detective TV series. He uses humor about his height and notes his achondroplasia while stressing humanity over disability.
Jim Bishop traces Kuwait from desert edge to oil power, detailing oil discovery in 1938 and 1946, free education and medical care, pegged dinar, and rapid modernization under Sabah al Sabah. He notes Kuwait’s wealth funding regional loans and the motto never kick a poor relation.
A letter from Mrs Lawrence advises a parent who grills a 15 year old about dates to consider the teen’s fear of parental control. The expert cautions against exploiting closeness and urges focusing on the child’s happiness, condemning domination and hypocrisy.
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