Rivicoff resigns to seek Connecticut Senate seat
The 51 year old Rivicoff announced on statewide TV he will resign as secretary and run for the US Senate with the support of Connecticut voters. He notes a prior bid in 1952 and says he will campaign vigorously in Connecticut's 169 towns against a single opponent. He rejected a Supreme Court path, aiming to serve on Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivicoff
Kennedy
Ieeff
Ken
Redy
Con Yenset
Ribicoff
Prescott Bush
United States Senate
Connecticut
Conicut
Trading stamps move 7.5 million in sales in year
The Trading Stamp Institute reported that in the last year America's trading stamp industry sold about 7.5 million dollars worth of stamps. Stamp savers redeemed books for nearly 6 million dollars in merchandise, a figure expected to rise by about 2 million in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Trading Stamp Institute
Institute
Welsh to hold 3 PM news conference in Indianapolis
Indiana Governor Matthew E. Welsh announced a Friday news conference set for 3 p.m. Eastern Time in Indianapolis. He said multiple announcements would be made but did not specify topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Matthew FE
Welsh
Soviets Renew Threat To Sign Separate Treaty
In Moscow, the Soviet government reiterated it will seek a separate peace with East Germany if talks with the West fail to resolve German questions. A separate treaty would radically alter central Europe, the Foreign Ministry said, but no new Berlin deadline was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Korengold
United Press International Moscow
UPI
Nicht
East Germany
Europe
Germany
Berlin
German Democratic Republic
Bio Powers
Aging Americans Depend on Social Security for One Third
About one third of all Americans over 65 receive some form of social security payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Publisher Renamed To Advisory Post
Indiana Governor taps H B Snyder publisher of the Gary Post Tribune for Norman Really Memorial Hospital advisory panel. New terms run to June 1966 except Dr H Dearing Wolf whose term ends April 23 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
H. B Snyder
Gary Post-Tribune
Matthew E. Welsh
Norman Really Memorial Hospital
Snyder
William Tillett
Fayette Circuit
Leroy €. Hanbey
Albert Rosendberg
Vincennes
Roger W. Russell
Bloomington
Indiana University Psychology
Wolf
Junior 4 H Judging Contests Held for County Girls
Junior 4 H judging contests were held with Darlene Ice of Summitville first in judging and Brenda Jarrett of Lapel second in clothing. Janetta Spurgeon of Green Two tied with Bobbe Wiggs of Frankton and Ardy Absher of Alexandria in the demonstration results. Pamela Williams of Duck Creek Two won breads and pastry, with Sherry West of Highland taking first in demonstration events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Highland
Darlene Ice
Ist
Brenda Jarrett
Janetta Spurgeon
Green
Bobbe Wiggs
Frankton
Ardy Absher
Alexandria
NASA Seeks Two Man Moon Flight Four Day Mission
NASA moves to launch a two man Moon exploration of four days using a lunar ferry from a mother ship in Earth orbit. The plan aims to finish earlier and cut costs by 10 to 15 percent, with original three man missions slated before 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Space Agency
Earth
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration F
NASA
United Press International
Lunar mission plans face two year delay and Mars Venus option
NASA delays direct manned moon flight by at least two years. Nova booster program targets 12 to 20 million pounds thrust and missions beyond the moon, including potential Mars and Venus in the 1970s. Consideration given to launching two men directly to the moon without rendezvous using an advanced Saturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Welfare
US Senate
Rapp
Bonisons
EAD
Rapp’s
Advisory Post
U.S
Donna Lucas
Cheryl Watts
Joann Cassidy
Brenda Lynas
Duck Creek
L. Lutz
7Th and Meridian
al ‘Io
Witn
Chevrolet
Hunter Motor Co., Inc
Anderson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!