29 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
1
Washington uses a light editorial frame to list nonfiction book picks. Spiro Agnew memoirs and a Tax policy volume headline the list alongside Rockefeller and Reagan titles, with playful notes on their subjects and humor.
Sen Hubert Humphrey contemplates a possible 1972 presidential run without entering primaries, favoring a long pause to test support. He hints at next steps around Christmas, weighing whether to engage primary contests or stay largely on the sidelines while backing his image as a pacifier and unifier for the Democratic Party.
A clumsy OCR notice lists carrier and motor route subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with pricing for monthly three months six months and yearly terms. It mentions mail delivery to several counties and excludes Sundays in public daily editions.
James F. Mauk, 62, collapsed and died of a heart attack east of Indiana while escorting a mobile home. He exited his car to check why the trailer halted, then slumped as he returned to the vehicle.
Washington report details a secret 1973 plan by the Highway Traffic Safety Administration to spend 40.5 million dollars on life saving devices including air bags, foam padding, and belt restrainers, while critics warn of siren risks and gaps in standards for 100 million vehicles on the road. The piece also exposes alleged financing schemes within United Mine Workers Boss Tony Boyle’s 1968 reelection, funded by underlings who later received salary boosts, amid a Labor Department investigation and trial slated for July.
Vice President Spiro Agnew writes that veterans facing job market hurdles require ad hoc private action supported by government training programs. He praises GI Bill gains and a national Jobs for Veterans effort led by James F. Oates Jr., urging citizens and service clubs to adopt and assist returning veterans in reentry and employment.
HAL BOYLE lists simple joys that bring happiness from mortgage milestones to small finds like a four year old’s smile and a long hot shower after rain. He catalogs moments of love, family milestones, humble triumphs, and everyday pleasures framed as reflections on life’s values.
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