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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
5
Walter Winchell style banter mocks Hollywood gossip and dance world chatter. The piece ribbing Mamie Van Doren notes flirtations, press attache jests, and a Paris praise for a Brooklyn belly dancer named Erma, labeled Europe’s intellectual darling.
Terre Haute Symphony Board sets September 16 to launch its annual subscription drive. First concert of the 1963 64 season is October 22 with six total concerts. General Chairman is Mrs Evan John. Committees include Reservations chaired by Mrs Gordon Belles with several associates, Program Advertising chaired by Arthur Justin, Medical Group chaired by Mr Fred McCrea, School Organizations chaired by Bruce Adkins, Women’s Groups chaired by Mrs Ralph Nolte, Business chaired by Vernie Potter, Publicity chaired by Samuel Beecher Jr with several aides, and Church Organizations led by Father William Stineman.
Petty Officer Quentin Beecher of Terre Haute serves as electronics technician aboard the oceanographic survey ship USS San Pablo. He and about 100 National Science Fair winners will spend a week with the Navy studying oceanography and related fields aboard ships and submarines. An elderly man in Herkimer, NY, fined and license revoked after admitting he left an accident scene due to poor vision.
More than 2,000 letters and telegrams reached the White House on Kennedy's test ban proposal. Public opinion split, with roughly 12 to 1 in favor, and inputs ranged from praise to sharp warnings about Soviet deception. A Texas congressman proposed a national park covering 50 square miles around Guadalupe Peak and El Capitan Peak.
A shopper highlights the Meis three month budget plan offering monthly terms. The ad mentions September October and November options and invites readers to ask a salesperson for details.
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