Indiana Evening Sasette staff and rates notice
The Indiana Evening Sasette lists staff including managing editor RAY DeWitt and news editor HICKEY, with advertising and associate editors named. It notes AP rights, carrier and motor route subscription rates, and mail rates by region, with daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays.
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A.B. Rat
Econ
N. DeWitt Ray
Amye Taylor Rat
Sete Adountrey R. Hartie Ray
Russell M. Hickey
L. Donnelly
William BR. Hastingr
Associated Press
Associated Prem Te
Indiana
Armatrong
Cambria
Clamfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Ontario
Claus
Second Clase
Penne
Public debate over sainthood for Martin Luther King sparks controversy
The Christian Century proposed King’s canonization provoking debate among observers. Rev Richard Neuhaus, a Brooklyn pastor, suggests a cynosure clash with Catholic leadership. Civil Rights supporters reject the idea as harmful while others defend it. Nixon’s Vietnam peace plan draws cautious opinions, with concerns about Communist influence and domestic opposition. Campus violence and federal actions to restore order are discussed, including calls to cut off funds and arrest violators as officials urge vigorous enforcement.
Indiana County News Chronicle Highlights and Obituaries
A mixed readout lists a Dixonville resident burned in a fire, a Diana Lions Club scholarship in memory of J Boyd Barclay, and Republican nominations for county offices including Blairsville and Indiana. It also notes honorary VFW life membership for H S Beck, the death of G W Horrell of Saltsburg, and several 1939 1928 items with college commencement changes and speakers at a Lutherans banquet in Du Bois.
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Edward Klamar
Dixonville
Indiana Lional Club
J. Boyd
Granny) Barclay
Frank W. Barkley
Blairsville
John W. Everett
Indiana
Thomas Malcolm
J. Murray Butterbough
Paul W. Jeffries
Paul Craig
Sheloda R. D
Donald Smith
Glen Campbell
Walter Work
Rochester Mills
GOP
Harry Nichol
White Two
Harold McCormick
Plumville
Dee Miller
Nolo
Francis W. Harper
Glenn Wilson Horrell
Saltsburg
G. W. Horrell Motor Bus Transportation Co
Shortway Bus Lines
Indiana Hospital
Indiana County
Saltsburg Motor Co
Peggy Anne Cohen
Indiana County American Legion
Wallace C. Chapman
du Bois
Unopposed Presidents and Human Heart Facts
In 1820 James Monroe was unopposed for the presidency, the second such instance in U.S. history. The average adult heart is about five inches long. a man’s heart weighs around 11 ounces and a woman’s about nine. United Nations funding relies on member contributions with wealthy nations paying more. the U.S. contributes just under one third, and no single nation should pay more than 30 percent of the budget.
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U.S
George Washington
James Monroe
United Nations
United States
Warren Supports Stricter Law On Judicial Ethics
Chief Justice Earl Warren quietly backs a proposed code to require federal judges to disclose outside income, a move that could have changed the Fortas affair. The House has adopted a similar code after the Dodd Powell probes, while the Senate lags by not mandating full disclosure of major income such as legal retainers and investments. Senator Dirksen is cited as not required to reveal income from his law firm.
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Washington
Earl Warren
House of Representatives
Thomas Dodd
Adam Clayton Powell
Capitol Hill
Senate
Sen
Tom Dodd
House
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Peoria
Warren
Fortas
U.S
John P. Nields
Delaware
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
David Sarnoff
George Moses
New Hampshire
John Townsend
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Pierce Butler
Great Northern Railroad
Butler
Great Northern
Josephus Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Willis van Devanter
Union Pacific
Charles Evans Hughes
Justice van Devanter
Wyoming
Joseph Borkin
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Kefauver
Sen, Dirksen
Susanns The Love Machine tops fiction scene
New York AP Jacqueline Susann, once a TV actress, writes a second novel The Love Machine expected to rival Valley of the Dolls in sales. Some 200000 copies printed days after release. she received a 250000 dollar advance and spurned a million dollar film offer. She types 30 pages daily, rewrites four times, and plots a third novel The Big Man.
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New York
Jacqueline Susann
Jackie
Irving Mansfield
Robin Stone
Miss Susann
Riviera
Teamsters and Reuther union alliance aims for broad labor shakeup
The article details a planned Alliance for Labor Action led by Walter Reuther and Frank Fitzsimmons to expand through a Miami Beach labor school, new headquarters, and aggressive organizing. It notes White House and cabinet involvement, reactions from AFL-CIO leader George Meany, and plans to recruit in housing construction, inner cities, and unorganized sectors. The piece highlights potential jurisdiction battles, new funding, and a strategic push against the AFL-CIO from both inside and outside unions.
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Washington, D.C
Teamsters
Capitol
Brotherhood
Miami Beach
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Auto Union
Labor
George Shultz
Alliance For Labor Action
Labor Federation
Frank
Fitz) Fitzsimmons
Shultz
White House
Redhead
Fitz
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Mr. Meany
Mr. Shultz
Secretary of Labor
Fitzsimmons
ALA
United Automobile Workers
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Reuther-Fitzsimmons
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Gazette
H. S. Beck
VFW Post
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Indiana State Teachers College
M. Bennett and Sons
Harrisburg
Leonard Howard Hess
Gipsy
New York Central Railroad
Smokey
New Cornerstone
Drew Pearson
Boyle
Harold Medina
U.S. Court of Appeals
J. A. Medina Coffee Company
Medina
Pan American Airways
Time Magazine
Pan Am
Justice Department
Martin Manton
Albert Johnson
Pennsylvania
Warren Davis
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Francis Biddle
Auto Union Teamsters Alliance
Teddy Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Union
Mr. Gleason
McLachlen Bank
1Th Street
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Housing and Urban Development
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