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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1966
Page
4
Foreign Policy Hearings Set for Broad Senate Review
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will open a comprehensive worldwide review of U S policies. Chairman Fulbright will summon administration officials to discuss Vietnam China and NATO with emphasis on Red China troop reductions and U S involvement in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Senator Fullbright
Congress
Fulbright
Vietnam
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Red
NATO
Europe
Foreign Relations Committee
Myth of a Cultural Explosion in America Debunked
A Twentieth Century Fund study by Princeton economists challenges the idea of a cultural boom. They find no real growth in spending on live arts beyond population gains and argue that high ticket prices risk reducing audiences further. Private and government subsidies remain essential until genuine interest materializes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Fund
Princeton University
America
Mind and motive in the Mesa mass killings
The article weighs whether psychological factors heredity and environment explain Robert Benjamin Smith's high school senior gun murders of four women and a child in a Mesa beauty parlor. It calls for more study on latent homicidal impulses and prevention efforts while noting political talk about reform in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Benjamin Smith
Mesa
Ariz
Arizona
Chicago
Austin
Tex
Cooper says Oswald acted alone in Kennedy assassination
Senator John Sherman Cooper, a Warren Commission member, tells an exclusive interview he is convinced Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. He notes extensive testimony and re examinations, including Marina Oswald, and rejects reopening the case. He cites the single bullet theory and disputes front firing claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Sherman Cooper
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kentucky
Warren Commission
Senator Cooper
Mark Lane
Cooper
Integrity
Senate
Kennedy
Govnor
John Connally
Governor Connally
Our Mr Boyle and Odds and Ends of Everyday Life
A miscellany of brief notes and quips on health habits fears and manners. It covers beekeeping beware alcohol misperceptions of weather effects on brain and blood flow taxi etiquette in Peru and Spain phobias and satirical lines from famous writers plus safety tips about mistletoe and a quip on money and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peru
Spain
W. Somerset Maughnam
Stanley Yolles
National Institute of Mental Health
Santa Claus
J. I. Rodale
Prevention
Horoscopes and Folklore Cloud December Readings
The column pairs a Monday horoscope for December 12 with a Tuesday forecast for December 13 covering Aries to Scorpio notes on attention to detail rest and decision making. It also includes a folklore section with quirky superstitions and a Voltaire quote about ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Grab Bag Trivia From The Daily Page
The text lists questions on agriculture Paine’s famous work brain weight and anthropology plus a bas relief answer. It notes a 1959 Paraguayan government claim of crushing an exile invasion and defines infrequent. The Laussel Cave female horn relief is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paine
Argentina
Terre Haute Tribune publication and contact notice
Public notice from The Terre Haute Tribune detailing delivery reminders call times for missed copies and carrier service, plus mailing rates for Indiana and Illinois editions, post office and filing details, and copyright/ownership statements for Tribune-Star Publishing Co. including address and risk disclaimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Tribune-Star Publishing Co., Inc
Wabash Ave
Indiana
Tribune
Tribune Company
Purdue Rose Bowl Portfolio Highlights and Local Celebrations
Purdue University ranks highly in science and engineering with notable alumni. The note lists birthdays for several locals and mentions Jack Mollenkopf predicting a Rose Bowl win over Southern Cal. It also notes the 30,000 students across Lafayette and regional campuses and a lighthearted comparison about deodorants with Russian missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Lafayette
Purdue
Gus Grissom
Neil Armstrong
Roger Chaffee
Andrew Cernan
Jack Mollenkopf
Southern Cal
Walter Winchell Variety Headlines and Hollywood Buzz
Walter Winchell reports on Rose Tattoo chatter at Billy Rose Theater. Vittorio Gassman's new pulse-hopper is Veronique Wendell, 21. James Garner joins two California bank boards. Philip Van Renssalaer retreats to a New Hampshire artists colony. Skip Haymes predicts twins. Ray Perry Ma hits 300 after weight loss. The U.S. Reds may appoint a new labor secretary. Baxter Labs unveils Choloxin abroad. Slavitt's The Exhibitionist due. Lee Marvin singles out after divorce. Suburban wives scandal fades. Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher suit to settle out of court. Fund grants total 332200. La Rue to remarry after 12 years. Politicos avoid FDR Jr reconciliation. more on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Dalrymple
Thiz
Vittorio Gassman
Veronique Wendell
H’wood
James Garner
California
Philip van Renssalaer
New Hampshire
Skip” Haymes
Skip
Dick Haymes
Joanne Dru
Eddie Fisher
Runyon Fund
Cancer Warriors
la Rue
Hatchecker
Politicos
FDR Jr
Birthday timing makes Washington a holiday problem
Washington's birthday usefulness as a national holiday is debated as Rep. Stratton proposes moving it. The date shifts yearly, landing on different weekdays, complicating a fixed holiday. The columnist suggests Monday would best extend the weekend.
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Washington
Stratton
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Call the Tribune
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Jack Boardman
Wayne Plimmer
Art Clements
Ernie Parker
Harry Steward
T.H. Kiwanis
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Sporting Goods
Vern McMillan
Dutch Gerrard
Charley McCoskey
Daytona Beach
Fla
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Terre
Walter Winchell
Raymond
Perry MA
U. S
Baxter Laboratories
Dr. R. Slavitt
Lee Marvin
Dick West
Sanaa
Fda International
Samuel S. Stratton
King Features Syndicate
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