Wards chooses Terre Haute for major store relocation
Edward S. Donnell president of Montgomery Ward & Co announces Terre Haute as the first of 275 store relocations over eight years. He cites the city’s growth potential and sound urban renewal program led by Golby Uhler, praising local conditions after an exhaustive survey. Citizens and leaders are urged to proceed with long term plans.
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Terre Haute
Edward S. Donnell
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wards
South Third Street
Donnell
Golby Uhler
Brain research challenges computer brain analogy
Dr. Arnold B Scheibel and Mila Scheibel of the Brain Research Institute at UCLA use special staining to study brain cells. They conclude the brain is far more complex than the computer comparison suggests.
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Arnold B. Scheibel
Mila
Brain Research Institute
University of California At
Los Angeles
Early U S Aid History Revealed In 18th Century Grants
Rep Otto Passman disclosed that between 1777 and 1789 the Spanish and French governments granted about 2.4 million dollars to the United States. The note highlights that the U S has not often received aid and contrasts this small early gift with the vast aid the country has since provided globally.
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Otto Passman
Louisiana
House
Foreign Aid Appropriations
United States
State Department
Congress
Passman
Klotterplank Graffiti Board Idea From Stockholm
City officials consider a chalk graffiti board to curb wall writing. People post messages on the board nightly wiped clean each morning, offering a fresh slate for idea mongers and avoiding permanent vandalism.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Charles Mayo remembered as a famed surgeon and founder figure
On his 70th birthday Chuck Mayo died in his car. He was a leading abdominal surgeon, Mayo Clinic figure, and author whose writings fill medical libraries. Known as Chucko to colleagues he combined a sharp wit with a deep sense of patient care and a life linked to the Mayo Brothers legacy.
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New York
Chuck Mayo
Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva
Nepal
America
U. S
American Medical Association
Chucko
Charles William Mayo
Mayo Brothers
Wright Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Chuck
Mutual of Omaha
Alyse
Answers to Grab Bag In How’d You Make Out
The quiz lists five questions and five provided answers. 1. 20 years married gift item. 2. J Edgar Hoover heads FBI since 1924. 3. Magnolia State refers to Mississippi. 4. Martha Dandridge Custis is Martha Washington. 5. Formosa is another name for Taiwan.
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Answr
Magnolia State
Martha Dandridge Custis
Island
Formosa
Boston
New York
William Gladstone
China
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mississippi
Martha Washington
George Washington
Taiwan
Our Mr Boyle Vacationing In New York
Hal Boyle writes from New York about his daughter Gay and her sprawling wardrobe. He notes the cluttered room filled with shoes and clothes, joking that she must have extra feet and spends time changing outfits rather than attending to other activities.
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New York
Gay
Horoscopes and Birthday Guidance Highlight Weekend Outlook
The column outlines birthday-based guidance for Leo through Cancer with cautions on materialism, independence, and balanced ambitions. It emphasizes selecting trustworthy allies, managing emotions, and maintaining work focus while noting potential personal tensions and the value of loyal support.
Inside the Death House A Reporter’s Silent Tour
Jim Bishop visits the death chamber as Chief Justice Warren condemns capital punishment. The narrative sketches the grim scene: the gate, the pewlike rows, two doctors, a tall skinny executioner, and a tense 10:59 PM moment on a Thursday with the PK and a priest present.
Tribune notice on subscriptions and post charges
The Terre Haute Tribune provides subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois including different plans and durations. It notes late delivery remedies and special messenger service, plus mailing details and disclaimers about unsolicited submissions and republication rights.
Terre Haute Optimist Fish Fry to Aid Boys' Work
Dr Angelo D Meneghini chairs the Terre Haute Noon Optimist Club Fish Fry at Deming Park from 5 to 8 p m Friday Aug 2 Carry Out service to be prepared by the Original Jonah Club with Opti Mrs and proceeds benefit the Optimist Boys' Work Also noted Forrest Pell completes a first level course at Wittenberg University Jane Rice is released from St Anthony Hospital Leon Pinnell of 102 Teakwood Dr proclaims birth of daughter Holly Ann July 30 at Union Hospital Wilbur Junior Davis spends a leisure vacation Cadet Paul E Selge at West Point undergoing Army Orientation Training Ft Campbell Ky appointed by Rep Richard Roudebush Gary Minich celebrates lucky anniversary
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Angelo D. Meneghini
Terre Haute
Deming Park
Jonah Club
Wittenberg University
Forrest Pell
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
St. Anthony Hospital
Jane Rice
Poppa
Leon Pinnell
Teakwood Dr
Paul E. Selge
S. 11Th St
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Ft. Campbell
Military Academy
Richard L. Roudebush
Walter Winchell Gossip Roundup Spills Across High Society
Walter Winchell columns reveal Ava Gardner recovering from major surgery in St Josephs Hospital after private jet transport by ex husband Frank Sinatra. Gen Rosey O Donnell congratulates son Patrick on upcoming wedding to Janet Mottershead. Roy Cohn abandons finance for law after selling Wall Street holdings. Soraya visits Farah in Switzerland as potential return to Iran is discussed. Congressional hearings on violence in 1969 teased.
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Ava Gardner
St. Joseph's
F. Sinatra
Palm Springs
Roy M. Cohn
Wall Street
Iran
Farah
Soraya
Swissville
Paris
Sen. Dirksen
Louella
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Civic Scribble Board
Gwine
By Bob Considine
The
University of Pennsylvania
Mr. Boyle
Centipede
Joy Stilley
Hal Boyle
Stella
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Capricorn
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Jim Bishop
Earl Warren
By Bil Keane
All Rights
Ae Geile
Terre Haute Haute ‘Tribune
the Tribune
Indiana
Illinois
Tribune
Ind
Tribune-Star Peninting, Co
Associated the Ted Press
Erein
Wilbur “Junior” Davis
South Brown Ave
Gary Minich
Walter Winchell
Fairbanks
Alaska
Herb Gardner
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