Harriman Considers 1964 Senate Run Against Keating
Harriman signals a 1964 bid for the U.S. Senate, aiming to unseat Sen. Kenneth Keating. The roving ambassador has held posts from secretary of commerce to ambassador to Moscow and governor of New York, a career Truman once praised for breadth. His 1958 loss to Nelson Rockefeller numbers among his few political flaws.
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Averell Harriman
Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
Harriman
Kennedy
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Commerce
Mutual Security Agency
Moscow
New York
Irving M. Ives
Truman
Nelson Rockefeller
Editorial Motto on Free Speech From Voltaire Quotation
A column quotes Voltaire asserting unwavering defense of free expression. The piece discusses the premium of open debate and the dangers of suppressing dissent across public discourse.
Price Pressures Amid Kennedy U S Steel Clash
The piece examines how the president's dispute with U S Steel influences price setting across the economy. It argues restraint is prudent when wage and price increases lack productivity gains and warns against overreacting to political pressure which could mislabel legitimate price changes as unpatriotic.
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U. S
Hit Big Steel
Mr. Kennedy
India's Parliament Debates Separatist Plan for Dravidian States
C N Annadurai proposes secession of four southern Indian states based on Dravidian languages and race. Nehru condemns the plea as outrageous and vows resistance, warning secession could invite civil war and threaten national unity amid regional diversity and external threats.
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India
C. N. Annadurai
Nehru
Pakistan
Annadurai
China
Overly Large Terminals Strain Passenger Comfort
The piece compares modern airline terminals to expansive museums with endless corridors and scarce seating. It notes frequent delays and the desire for more comfortable, practical spaces, suggesting future attention to passenger comfort as the trend of vast spaces wanes.
Terre Haute 30 Years Ago Today Highlights Local Events
Betty Adams of Brazil visited Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Powers at 2260 Ohio Boulevard. Mrs. J. J. Somers stayed with her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ludwick in Detroit. Miss Angelyn Scott and Miss Mary Watson were home after visits with relatives. Fares Strupp hosted his dinner bridge club on South Center Street. Fairbanks Library staff held their annual breakfast at the Elks Country Club, chaired by Clem entine Dorsey. Jess Peters visited Chicago friends, then returned to the city. Local market offered choice mutton chops at 12½ cents per pound.
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Mrs. Fares Strupp
South Center Street
Fairbanks
Elks Country Club
Clementine Dorsey
Our Mr Boyle finds oddities from mail and memory
A HAL BOYLE column surveys quirky facts from mail bag lore and common sense. It notes air sickness rising among women, growing stewardess heights and weights, blood type misreads on dog tags, heel balance for foot health, trained geese as weeders in California, and winged enmities from stinging insects. It also covers alcoholism and drunk driving rates, women favoring sewing, caged animals’ arteriosclerosis, early biographical recalls of Alan Ladd and Frank Sinatra, and the enduring caution against wastefulProbability of matchbook waste.
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California
United States
America
Alan Ladd
Frank Sinatra
George Raft
Venus Compared to Earth and Other Trivia
The piece asks five questions about space size, objects in homes, Rome’s 410 A.D. fall, AFL-CIO HQ cost, and an ancient dwelling in the southeastern United States, with answers noting Venus is 200 miles smaller in diameter, wall plasterwork, Alaric, over four million dollars, and Russell Cave in Alabama.
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Venus
Earth
Rome
A.D
Afl-Cio
Washington, D
Russell Cave
Ala
Baptisms Push SBC Past Ten Million Mark in 1961
The Southern Baptist Convention reports 401,953 Baptisms in 1961, pushing member total over ten million for the first time. The 1960 figure was 9,731,491.
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Atlanta
Senate Joint Resolution 12 Could Change Electoral College
United Press International reports S. J. Res. 12 in the Senate Judiciary Committee would amend the U S constitution to alter how electors are chosen. The proposal targets the general ticket system where slates of electors represent parties and their top ticket.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S
United States
Proposed S J Res 12 changes electoral college method
The article outlines S J Res 12 to award electors by congressional representation with two at large and the rest by district. It argues conservatives gain muscle while big city and labor groups, AFL CIO and NAACP, lose influence, potentially harming the Democratic party. A fuller explanation is promised for June 6.
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U. S
Tives
Afl-Cio
NAACP
Democratic Party
S. J. Res
Tribune and Gazette circulation and postal notices
Public notices outline subscription rates for Terre Haute Illinois Indiana editions, mailing options, and delivery contact numbers. It includes post office regulations, second class status, and liability disclaimer for unsolicited manuscripts and letters.
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Indiana
Illinois
Terre Haute, Ind
Terre Haute
Tribune
Tribune Company
Horoscope for Born on June 4
Stella advises optimistic living with patience and independence. Readers are urged to select their birthday to read tomorrow and guide daily outlook using the birthday star.
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Stella
Horoscope Chart for Zodiac Signs and Daily Guidance
Daily zodiac guidance outlines each sign's focus from Gemini to Taurus with prompts on finances confidence completion energy and creativity. The piece closes noting 1962 copyright by United Feature Syndicate Inc.
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United Feature
Copyrigh Syndicate, Inc
Ohio farm counts fall by ten thousand 1959 to 1961
Ohio State University economists estimate that the number of farms in Ohio declined by about 10 000 from 1959 to 1961 and that roughly 400 000 acres of farmland were removed from production during the period.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Season’s lineup and local notices highlight events
ATribune staff roundup lists Reva Taylor back at work, Patton graduates from Washington University St Louis, and David King to report for six months training at Fort Leonard Wood. Rotarians James Lee and Irvin Hooper celebrate birthdays as local people share fitness tips, art talents, and shrine circus plans for June 27 at Memorial Stadium. A Vigo County Young Democrat outing is July 7 with Katherine Myrtle chairing the Deming Park wiener roast.
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William Eugene Patton
Plum Street
University of Washington At
Wallace Grosbach
Max Adolfs
Shrine Circus
Shrine Temple
Memorial Stadium
Laverne Sutton
Bob Coates
George Albright JR
Vigo County
Mets Rally Draws City Crowd Despite Struggle
New York fans show unmatched loyalty for the Mets as 56,000 fill the Polo Grounds for a doubleheader against the Dodgers. The team, mired in eight straight losses, still inspires passionate support and a unique youth movement reminiscent of old Giants fans.
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New York
Mets
Toots Shor
Polo Grounds
Dodgers
S. F. Giants
Giants
Yankees
Jack White
Yankee
Yanks
McGraw
Joe Stevens
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Voltaire
Betty Adams
Brazil
Mrs. C. M. Powers
Ohio Boulevard
J. J. Somers
Earl Ludwick
Detroit
John Tierney
Cleveland
Angelyn Scott
Mary Watson
Jess Peters
Chicago
Mr. Boyle
Hal Boyle
Beauty
I. Jerome Riker
Hotel
Stanhope
George Washington
Hans N. Lanoseth
North Dakota
Norway
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Robert Merrill
Rosalind Russell
William Hunter
Southern Baptists
By Lyle C. Wilson
United Press International
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Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette
Terre Haute Gazette
Terre Haute Tribune
the Tribune
Special Messenger
Crawford
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Reva Taylor
Norm Wood
James Lee
Irvin P. Hooper
Joe Zwerner
Zwerner
Lillian Kingade
Ruth Walle
Tucker
Indianapolis
Dee Roy Harris
By Bob Considine
Joe
Yonkers Raceway
Met
Adolf Eichmann
Dracula
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