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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1967
Page
2
Johnson Switch Silence Shows Quiet Power In Crisis
The piece argues President Johnson uses deliberate silence on the Middle East crisis to avoid provoking Nasser or alarming the Soviet Union. It contrasts his current restraint with the talkative approach of 1965 and links decorous politicking to a long-standing, behind the scenes leadership style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Nasser
Dominican Republic
Well-Oiled Nut Links Drunk Driving to Auto Deaths
University of Michigan studies tie alcohol to over half traffic deaths when social drinkers are included. Chronic alcoholics show aggression and other traits that raise danger at the wheel. Long-range tests may reveal risky personalities while Detroit should push safer cars in the meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Kings
Detroit
University of Michigan
Kennedy Half Dollars Scarce in Circulation Spark Debate
Rep Henry R Reuss of Wisconsin urges halting Kennedy half dollar production fearing financial strain from hoarding. He told Treasury Secretary Fowler that drawers and jars hide them. rising urban farming shifts may affect coin demand and silver supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Reuss
Wisconsin
Treasury
Fowler
Reiss
Kennedy
Reuss
Buggy Shops Big Business During Good Ole Days
Terre Haute in 1872 boasted a growing economy centered on horses and buggies. Carriage manufactories employed dozens, with $28 000 to $80 000 in annual sales and lively leather and blacksmith trades fueling the sector. Concrete names and addresses populate a snapshot of the era’s thriving workshop culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
S. Archer
Horoscope for June Sunday Readers and Local Merchants
Horoscope notes a balanced personality across intellect and physical ability with steady emotion for women. It lists daily zodiac guidance for Gemini through Taurus and notes a later obituary-like business notice about sale dealers in saddlery hardware at 5 South Fifth Street, including the acquisition of Fred A. Ross stock and a list of other leather firms in 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
South Fifth Street
Fred A. Ross
L. A. Burnett & Co
Main Street
Drake & Ross
South Second
Duenweg Bros
Main
B. W. Koopman
J H. O’boyle
Mentioend
New York City Factoid Tour Through Old Landmarks
A collage of NYC lore lists statues in Union Square and Riverside Drive, Maine Memorial at Columbus Circle, and the Bowling Green fence. It notes the subway arcs as storage, old street names, sky scrapers absence before 1900, and local quirks like 29 mile walking perimeter and early gas and heating habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Union Square
Pearl Street
Joan of Arc
Riverside Drive
Bowling Green Park
England
Manhattan
Fort Schuyler
Throggs Neck
U.S
William Street
New York
Museum of Natural History
Biltmore
Central Park
72Nd St
60Th Street
New York City
Sues
Brooklyn Bridge
Seaman's Church Institute
White House
Cherry Street
Chinatown
Daly marked for Voice of America post in light tone
The piece notes John Charles Daly as head of the Voice of America, praising his qualifications and suitability. It humorously imagines a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing with Daly answering quips about his show business past and government roles, ending with Senator Church correctly guessing Betty Furness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
John Charles Daly
Voice of America
Daly
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Sen
Mansfield
Sen Morse
Morse
Sen. Church
Betty Furness
Tribune Star Sunday rates and mailing details
The Terre Haute Tribune Star lists subscription prices for Indiana and Illinois regions including Evening and Sunday plans, with rates for one year and shorter terms. It notes postal origin, mailing office, and Associated Press rights, along with publication date and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Tribune
Ano Ferce Haute Sundae Star
THE
Terre Haute Express
Terre Haute Star
Indiana
Illinois
Terre Haute
Congress
Tribune-Star Publishing Co. Inc
Wabash Ave
Associated Press
Thia
Central City Colorado and the rush that built a boomtown
Central City Colorado emerged as a booming mining camp with Gregory's Diggings at its heart. The town's growth, notable figures, and wild west lore unfold from its early discovery on May 6 1859 through the influx of 100000 gold seekers, the Teller House scene, Ulysses S Grant visit, and a skyline of opera houses breweries and sudden wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller House
James MacIntosh
Denver
Eureka
Main
Central City
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Black Hawk
Denver Society
John Gregory
Georgia
William N. Byers
Rocky Mountain News
Gregory
New York
Horace Greeley
Kansas
Pike's Peak
Pike’s Peak
Dry Gulch
Charmin
Billy Cozens
Pat Casey
Pat
Rockies
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Christian Dressler
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A. Glick
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J. Hahn
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Poplar
F. L. Myer
Fifth
Sylvester Owen
Thirteenth
Central Ave
E. Pearman
Lafayette and
Tyler
Canal
Tippecanoe
J. B. Sherburne
Smith & Watson
Stein & Fry
Henry Weaver
Central Avenue
J. L. Binkley
A. W. Glick
Macauley
Deusner
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F. L. Meyer
J. W. Shirley
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Exploring
National Arts Club
2Nd Avenue
Dovers St
St. Luke’s Chapel
New York Public Library
Sears-Roebuck
Subway
Chase Manhattan Bank
Coney Island
Tom Stilwell
City Hall
Bowery
Empire State Pinnacle
Broad Street
Smell Street
Macdougal Alley
Bellevue
Broadway
42Nd St
Times Square
34Th St
Bway
St. John’s Cathedral
Madison Ave
Brooklyn
Dick West
United Press International
Terre Haute Tribune-Star
Jim Bishop
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