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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1968

Page

5

Ike Era Health Crises and Nixon’s Vice Presidency Ties

The piece reviews Eisenhower’s health scares including a heart attack and cabinet concerns. It notes Harold Stassen’s push to dump Nixon for Eisenhower’s term and hints at Nixon’s anxious path to choosing Agnew. It contrasts Nixon’s 1960 loss by a razor-thin margin to Kennedy amid Lodge’s disappointing role and intra party tensions.

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miscellany from the papers and pop culture gags

A collage of quirky lines includes Winchell on taxes and Seated chatter about Dream House host Mike Darow, Brice on the final folly of the rich, psychologist quips on lies and creativity, a Jekyll and Hyde dream note, intoxicated etymology, shoplifters warned in stores, rat music taste, and playful asides on aging ears and pets.

Mike Darow ABC Dream House Ambrose Brice Robert Louis Stevenson Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Accidents Reported In Two Indianapolis Incidents

In Indianapolis two accidents occurred within 35 minutes. An electrical transformer exploded in a concrete pit at a building site while a car driven by Lawrence Morrison veered onto the sidewalk, narrowly missing the main entrance door. Three Power and Light Co. workers were injured but not seriously.

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Spider silk rivals fused quartz in tensile strength

Spider silk shows extraordinary strength and elasticity. Researchers compare its textile strength to fused quartz, highlighting remarkable material properties and potential applications in advanced composites.

Bayh and Ruckelshaus Trade Barbs Over Debates

UPI reports Indiana Senator Birch Bayh and Republican challenger William Ruckelshaus clash over debates. Bayh accuses Ruckelshaus of dodging the first head to head, after East Chicago meeting where a Ruckelshaus representative attended. Ruckelshaus counters he is ready anyplace anytime with three stations offering air time.

Indianapolis UPI Birch Bayh Bayh Ruckelshaus

A Guinea Pig Definition Clarifies Its Origins

A guinea pig is a rodent native to South America and not a pig or from Guinea. It belongs to the Cavia genus, commonly kept as a pet or used in scientific studies.

Guinea South America

Sullivan and Area Notables Signal Life Events

Sullivan and nearby communities report visits and travels of residents and relatives. Allen Randolph and family of Indianapolis visit Mrs Glessie Walters. William Donnelly leaves for Lackland AFB. James I Bostick receives promotion at Place and Co. in South Bend. Robert Crowder heads to San Diego for Marine training. Births announced at Mary Sherman Hospital include four boys born to Ellis, Stuppy, Pope, and Wessel families. Mary Evelyn Fawley departs to Wyoming for university teaching. Local residents visit theatres in New York City. others host relatives from Greenville Kentucky and Jackson Ohio amid illnesses in Sullivan community.

Sullivan Ind Allen Randolph Indianapolis Glessie Walters William Donnelly San Antonio U. S. Air Force Lackland Afb James I. Bostick Place and Co., Inc South Bend Lola Gambill Robert Crowder Joe Crowder San Diego Calif U. S. Marines Mary Sherman Hospital Bradley Ellis Bloomfield Charles Stuppy Linton Donald Pope James Wessel New Lebanon William F. Jones Greenville Scott William Joe Ed Pierson Gus Lowry Nelle Frank Creager

Television Set Curio Sparks Witty Exchange

A dialogue rich with pop culture references features a man, his mischief with a bank, and a running joke about his television set. The wit touches Nixon, Kitty, Marshal Dillon, Carson, and Gleason, highlighting a nostalgic glimpse of midcentury media life. The man jokes about bequeathing the TV to a repairman to spare it loneliness after his death.

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