Pennsylvania Democrats Face 1978 Governor Election Test
The piece argues that Pennsylvania Democrats confront a turbulent decade of scandals, shifting public sentiment, and historical voting patterns as they approach the 1978 gubernatorial race. Senator Franklin L. Kury notes a history of party switches after national wins, while party registration favors Democrats yet ongoing corruption probes threaten momentum.
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Shapp
Franklin L. Kury
Sunbury
Pennsylvania
Dwight Eisenhower
George M
Eisenhower
David L. Lawrence
John Kennedy
White House
William W. Scranton
Lyndon Johnson
Raymond Shafer
Richard Nixon
Milton Shapp
Nixon
Kury
Jimmy Carter
Americans Abroad Face Harsh Laws and Bribes Abroad
Jim Bishop recounts a perilous Mexican drug case involving Deborah Friedman and Paul DiCaro, who were jailed on charges of buying and trafficking narcotics. After bribes and costly legal help, they were freed in about a month, highlighting foreign justice and dangers for U.S. travelers and the need for caution before vacationing abroad.
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Jim Bishop
Europe
Japan
Soviet Union
U.S
Germany
Istanbul
Paul DiCaro
Debbie Friedman
Deborah
Paul
Debbie
Samona County
California
Mexico
Deborah Friedman
Federales
Salinas
DiCaro
Hannah Friedman
Waukegan
Ted Friend
Department of Population
David Harris
the Times Magazine
Virginia
Delaware
Barnett
George le Maistre
United States
Jerry Parker
Federal Energy Administration
John O'Leary
Justice Dept
Parker
O'Leary
Hndings
Energy Agency
Don Oakley
Michael Rothenberg
University of Washington Medical School
American Orthopsychiatric Association
American Medical Association
State Medical Association
Erime
Indiana Evening Gazette masthead and subscription rates
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists publisher and staff names, then details various subscription plans and rates for carrier, motor route, and mail delivery across counties. The piece reads like a front matter with pricing and circulation options, reflecting local newspaper business data.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana
EL Ray Isn
Lucilla R. Donnelly
Sally R. Naylon
Elizabeth R. Sweeney
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph L. Donnelly
Russell M. Hickey
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Yodiane
Arms Strong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
New Bence's Men's Store Opens in Indiana Soon
Yesterdate 1952 announces the grand opening of Bence's an all new ul tramodern men's store in Indiana with a public two day event to be held Wednesday and Thursday inviting shoppers to attend and preview the modern shop and merchandise.
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Bence's
Indiana
Canadians at Nevada test face leukemia danger after 1957 blast
Forty Canadian volunteers among 1 200 U S GIs at the Big Smoky nuclear test near Ground Zero in Desert Rock Nevada August 31 1957 may now be at risk of leukemia from invisible radiation injuries. The Army has not notified Ottawa and the Canadian unit Footnote Seventh Platoon Second Battalion Queens Own Rifles.
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Washington
Evada
U.S. Army
Desert
Ground
Desert Rock
Nev
Army
Big Smoky
Atlanta Center For Disease Control
Ottawa
Queens Own Rifles
Inside Labor New Elitism? By Victor Riesel
Victor Riesel argues that Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall levels attacks at the press and public while New York inspectors report billions in welfare fraud and waste. He cites GAO figures, HEW probes, and district attorney task forces showing misused AFDC funds and Medicaid dollars. Riesel defends investigative reporting as essential to protect taxpayers and the needy from gouging and inefficiency.
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Victor Riesel
New York
U.S
Ray Marshall
Dr. Marshall
Chicago
Prof
Marshall
Richard Horan
Academe
Washington
General Accounting Office
District of Columbia
District of Columbia Human Resources Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Griffin Bell
HEW
Thomas Morris
Bell
Justice Department
Morris
National Association of Local District Attorneys
AFDC
Minnesota
Old Ironsides earns name during War of 1812 clash
The U S Constitution famously dubbed Old Ironsides after a cannonball bounced off her iron sides during a battle with the British frigate Guerriere. The historic ship is preserved today in Boston Harbor.
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Guerriere i Seamain
Boston Harbor
Speaking Freely Taming TV Violence
A wide ranging view on TV violence cites medical groups urging program revisions to reduce gore and boost educational value. The PTA warns networks with six month probation to curb violence and expand diversity or face boycotts and license challenges.
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National Parent Teachers Association
PTA
Spon
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Indiana Evening Gazette
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Tip" O'Neill
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Michael Harrington
John ‘Joe’ Moakley
Mass
Paul Tsongas
D.-Mass
O'Neill
Who's
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R.-Nl
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Procter and Gamble
Ford Motor
Sears and Roebuck
Squibb
McDonalds
Standard Oil
Nabisco
Quaker Oats
Campbell Soup
Coors Brewery
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Robert Barnett
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Bethesda, Md
Dick Horan
Sors
Council For Basic Education
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