Senate Hearings Shape Kennedy Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
The treaty faces Senate scrutiny with advocates led by Dean Rusk and Robert S. McNamara. Nobel winners support the pact while some generals express doubts, yet the balance tilts toward approval as testimony emphasizes verification and compliance.
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Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
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Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
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Editorial Motto on Free Speech Defenses
A column quotes Voltaire about defending speech despite disapproval. It argues for tolerance in public discourse and protection of unpopular opinions as a cornerstone of democracy. The piece reflects on contemporary clashes over ideas and the burden to defend civil rights.
Time magazine notes nearing breakthrough in commercial nuclear power
Time magazine observes that after Hiroshima hopes for cheap peaceful energy have progressed. reactors of 60,000 kilowatts to 500,000 kilowatts are announced and $80 million plants planned. cost parity with fossil fuels nears as utilities and manufacturers push ahead with AEC collaboration and ongoing advances.
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Time Magazine
Hiroshima
Atomic Energy Commission
Privately taxed power vs public plants criticism of favoritism
A column likens tax exempt public power to royal favor, arguing private firms would outperform if tax exemptions ended. It questions special benefits for publicly owned utilities and calls for equal taxation for all businesses. It also notes teens lack of understanding of civil liberties.
Horoscope by Stella Friday August 23
Born today you have restless energy that can overshadow talents. The daily guide suggests following a set schedule and applying focused effort to reveal light past distractions. Virgo to Leo predictions urge steady work, energy management, and decisive action for personal progress.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Our Mr Boyle: Public fear melts as nuclear threat grows
A HAL BOYLE column notes the public’s uneasy drift from panic to routine as nuclear threats rise from atomic tests to hydrogen bomb fears. He recalls past frenzies and the shrug of everyday life amid escalating TNT power and diplomatic wrangling.
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Alamogordo
N. M
America
Russia
George
The Lighter Side on Pesticides and Nature Balance
Washington UPI notes a major task for mankind is finding a way to combat insects without disturbing nature as Rachel Carson warned. The item highlights pesticides and the balance of ecosystems in a humorous yet thoughtful light.
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Rachel Carson
Insects and odor lure studied by U S Agriculture team
The piece notes a Gainesville Florida dedication of a new insect research laboratory by the U S Department of Agriculture and ongoing work at Beltsville Maryland on light waves air currents and geometric patterns to control pests. It also reports Oregon scientists finding that female houseflies use perfume to attract males using an olfactometer.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Miss Carson
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Agriculture Research Service
Corvallis
Ore
Tribune Circulation Ad Prices and Contact Information
Public notice details subscription rates for Terre Haute Tribune editions, contact times for delivery issues, mail rates for Indiana Illinois regions, and postal terms. The notice also states unsolicited submissions are sent at owner risk and not the paper's liability.
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Tribune
Tribune Company
NRA Round-Up Week planned as Terre Haute backs NRA
An announcement sets next week as NRA Round-Up Week in Terre Haute with backers visiting nonmembers to urge support. City officials seek a $60 000 loan under the national recovery act for boulevard lighting as the 1934 budget is studied.
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NRA
Terre Haute
Wood Posey
Indianapolis
Quick trivia grab bag
The questions cover Fort Duquesne’s 1754 site now known as Pittsburgh. varicella as chickenpox. Nadezhda Krupskaya as wife of Vladimir Lenin. Pointillism as a painting technique. and slickenside a polished fault surface in geology.
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Varicella
Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya
Charter for Church of Christ, Scientist granted in Lynn
On this date in 1879 Mary Baker Eddy followers won a charter in Lynn Massachusetts to organize the Church of Christ Scientist Your Future. The item also notes generic horoscopes and birthday wishes for famous figures and a brief quiz with Pittsburgh chicken pox Lenin and geology.
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Lynn
Mass
Church of Christ, Scientist
Vigo County 1962 sales figures and local society notes
Vigo County sales management figures for 1962 show total income 215 million dollars and total retail sales 153.542 million with Terre Haute contributing 141.766 million. Per capita income 2000 dollars and per household 6 198 dollars. net cash income 190.207 million. Fifteen percent of earners are under 3000 dollars, ten percent over 10000 dollars. Local notices include William S. Childress turning 82, Solvents' men's picnic reminder, Ted Jeffries Jr. as fish frying chief, Cowboy Payne defending roasting-ear crown, and notes from Hubert Campbell, Ralph Baxter and others about hospital, court, and treasury staff.
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Vigo County
Terre Haute
William S. Childress
South Seventeenth Street
Mr. C
Bob Jarvis
Bill Evans
Ted Jeffries Jr
Cowboy Payne
Outdoor advertising faces legal and ethical battles over billboards
The outdoor advertising association fights a vacuum noted by Spinoza as factions clash over highway signs. Congress offers states a one half percent construction grant if they adopt strict billboard bans, with only two of twenty accepting. Regulators question constitutionality as rules limit placement near roadways and major sponsors push public service signs.
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New York
Nature
Benedict Baruch Spinoza
Outdoor Advertising Association
Nature Societies
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Raymond Loewy
Association
Red Cross
March of Dimes
National Safety Council
Highways curb driver fatigue with curves and hills
The article discusses interstate rights and private land, noting the federal government’s reach, while drivers face monotony and signs like Service Center X Miles Ahead. It mentions UFO agent Jackie Gleason and Telstar, then cites Wally Butts winning libel damages, and reports the American Contract Bridge League using a Honeywell 800 computer to speed scoring at Life Masters Pair Championship.
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America
Nature
Supersonic fuel use eyed by airlines study
The American Petroleum Institute warns that converting overseas and transcontinental airlines to supersonic craft will raise fuel consumption. A Mach 3 airliner would burn about 14,000 gallons per hour, versus 2,000 gallons for present jets.
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American Petroleum Institute
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