Toycoon Marx jogs daily while learning new words
Louis Marx, head of the world’s largest toy company with a Hong Kong plant, jogs an hour and a half daily in shorts and shoes. He uses the time to learn three new words and writes them into a notebook for later transcription.
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Howard Snyder
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Spencer Bedell
Emmett Dwight
Curtis Gruenther
Hunter Bernhard
Our Mr Boyle How to Tell What Kind of Person You Are
Opinion piece explores how unperformed actions reveal character using a long list of things the author has never done. It invites readers to make their own undone list and reflect on personal identity, then provides Tribune subscription and mailing details.
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New York
Liberace
Sonny Liston
Bill Slocum
Winchell
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Arthur Murray
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Flint Gowanus
Magnum
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Editorial Quote On Free Speech Defenses
A Voltaire attributed line about defending free speech sparks debate over limits and responsibilities in public discourse. Columnists discuss the tension between censorship and expression.
Looming Fight at 1964 GOP Convention Over Birch Views
The piece notes growing possibility of a fought 1964 Republican convention centered on issues and alignment with ultra-right groups like the John Birch Society. Rockefeller warns of radical right and Birch leaders aiming to control the party and platform, with Nixon and others on the opposing side. The outcome could echo the 1924 Democratic convention.
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UAR Display of Weapons Signals Shifting Middle East Power
The United Arab Republic unveiled rockets and weapons with most supplied from Russia, while Nasser promotes Arab unity and aims to strengthen his regional leadership. The May 11 parade in Cairo underscores ambitions to dominate and poses heightened risk in a volatile Middle East.
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Middle East
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Tranquilizer Gun Eyed for Police Use
A 1954 tranquilizer gun using a hypodermic projectile can subdue large animals at 75 yards. The NYPD has begun ballistics tests to assess human use potential and crime fighting value while noting the need for discretion.
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New York
Energy to Burn and Hidden Drivers of Achievement
The article notes wide differences in energy and accomplishment among people. It contrasts a typical home maker with a remarkable Midwestern woman who designs and sews, builds furniture, runs a power tool workshop, makes 48 dozen earrings weekly for lumber, and bakes bread, illustrating a hidden drive that defies ordinary expectations.
Expensive vandalism costs United States school windows
A survey by Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp estimates school window damage by unruly students will cost American taxpayers about 40 million dollars this year.
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Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Thievery Costs Department Stores Millions in 1961 Losses
Thievery cost department grocery variety and discount stores 714 million dollars in 1961, up 41 percent from 505 million in 1951, per trade association figures.
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Trade Association
Horoscopes for August 1 Born Could Herald Creative Promises
Born today you are impulsive with a spontaneous joy for living making you a happy companion. Both men and women show artistic ability with business sense, men leaning to the latter and women to the former. tomorrow’s reading depends on your birthday selection.
Daily Horoscope Roundup for July 24 to Aug 23
Horoscope advises Leo minor plan changes still favor progress while Virgo should start early and pace through the day. Libra urged to base plans on sound policy. Scorpio requires tact with the opposite sex. Sagittarius should publicize new plans. Capricorn delay real estate decisions. Aquarius wind up yesterday’s business with caution. Pisces face morning delays but push afternoon projects. Aries clarify and act. Taurus act swiftly in emergencies. Gemini restrains emotions to progress. Cancer guard personal and business interests and keep plans private.
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Salisbury Blacksmithing Playwright Since 1930
In his cathedral at Aix. The Grab Bag breezily lists trivia and names: the city Salisbury, a nod to blacksmithing and playwright, plus historical notes and a birthday roll for Esther Williams and others.
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Aix
Terre Hauteans in National Model Airplane Championship Circuit
Terre Haute residents CHARLEY BANKS and son TIM compete in the National Model Airplane Championships at the U S Naval Air Station Los Alamitos California known as the World Series of model airplane flying Attorney JERDIE LEWIS returns from Union Hospital Warren Brewer Auto Club maestro Also Terre Hauteans attend Evansville Ellis Park opening VIC BARATTO and son JOHN represent Sandford Jackie Coble now in Waukesha Wisconsin Carolyn and Allen Byers back from Wisconsin Dells Bud Wittick the writer’s Voice of Paris owns a house boat on Twin Lakes Mike Schoen and Joe Pipp known as good students share a double seat in school Rita Leasing secretary to Prosecutor Ralph Berry MARY PADGETT Vigo County Court Reporter Budd Van Cleave grows giant zinnias
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Allen Byers
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Lawrence
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Joe Pipp
Rita Leasing
Ralph Berry
Vigo Circuit Court
Mary Padgett
Portrait of a Reporter Talking to Himself Parody
Entertaining Q A with Walter Winchell style banter on gossip fame and media feuds. The interview covers gossip handling political views and preferences while hinting at later continuation.
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War on low mood declared by Terre Haute leaders
Terre Haute business leaders 700 strong proclaimed a campaign under Roosevelt and Gen. Johnson to speed recovery. Blue Eagle displayed on city hall. Mayor Posey reports Washington backing for the plan as Terre Haute Tribune cites its reemployment agreement. Richard Young to run King Lem Inn A 718 Wabash avenue serves Chinese fare. J J Maehling leaves for South American cruise from 1357 Third avenue.
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