Kennedy family in darkest hour after attack on RFK
The Terre Haute Tribune editorial laments the attempted assassination of presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy. It contrasts the Kennedy family’s history of misfortune with current events, prays for Senator Kennedy’s recovery, and urges national reflection and unity despite political divisions. It notes the Kennedy clan’s long service and tragedy.
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America
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Joseph P
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Joe Jr
Kathleen
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Robert
Rosemary
Ethel
Edward
Joseph
England
Senator Kennedy
Border Labor Problems and U S Mexican border labor
The AFL CIO outlines border labor issues citing cheap foreign labor and green card permits allowing Mexican residents to work in the United States. It urges strict immigration enforcement, American owned Mexican plants, and a U S Mexican trade agreement to end unfair practices harming workers and wage levels on both sides of the border.
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Mexico
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Labor Organization
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Ground Fog Clearing at Sacramento Airport Signals Wider Use
Sacramento Metropolitan Airport cleared fog repeatedly last winter using a mix of non-toxic seeding chemicals and ground based equipment. Air Transport Association says oper ational fog clearing could start next fall with coastal airports, potentially expanding to other airports and reducing delays that cost airlines about 75 million dollars annually across 20 major airports.
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Lou Nova Sets Sights on White House With War Critique
On the Line column presents Lou Nova arguing that fighting wars fuels prosperity and that civilization is misled by militarism. He details his boxing career in the United States and abroad, probed by his intellect, business ventures, and potential as a president. Continued on Page 5, Col. 1.
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Lowest world altitudes riddle and trivia
The Grab Bag offers five questions on the lowest altitudes by continent including North America Death Valley California and South America's Salinas Grandes Península Valdés Argentina. Europe Caspian Sea Asia Dead Sea region Africa Qattara Depression Egypt.
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South America
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Asia
Africa
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California
Salinas Grandes
Peninsula
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Argentina
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Soviet Union
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Israel- Jordan
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Egypt
Our Mr Boyle and the Baffling Modern foil
Hal Boyle shares light quips on changing values and everyday quirks. He notes that wood and metal nickels now seem more valuable than the real thing, jokes about smoking, marriage, yawning, neighborhoods, beauty, Julie Christie, dieting, washings, cab drivers, dancing youths, deodorants, and Leonardo da Vinci imagined crafting jukeboxes in today’s world.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Tribune Star publication notice and pricing details
Public notice style item detailing newspaper publication schedule, delivery services, pricing for Indiana Illinois regions, mailing rates, and disclaimer about unsolicited submissions. Includes postal and filing information for Terre Haute edition, with dates of establishment and legal post status.
Horoscopes by Birthday and Zodiac Signs
Born today you have energy but must be disciplined or you will fritter time away. Gemini through Taurus readers receive guidance on handling criticism, new approaches, and clear communication to maintain progress.
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Vigo County enters spelling bee at Indiana Homemakers Conference
Tribune staffers note Vigo County will send one homemaker to each Honey Bee and Queen Bee divisions at Purdue during the Indiana Homemakers Conference next week. Flowers and Dorothy Hayhurst represent Vigo County in the two divisions.
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Pat Flowers
Dorothy Hayhurst
Vigo County
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Purdue University
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Dorothy
Walter Winchell items and gossip mix in late edition
Walter Winchell column roundup reports financier Paul Mel Lon denying a Washington Post divorce inquiry with a potential settlement of 15 to 20 million. It weaves in fashion whispers, police edicts, nightlife scoops, and media feuds across New York, San Francisco, and Hollywood with notable names and places.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Jacqueline Kennedy
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Women’s Wear Daily
Eugenia Sheppard
N. Y. Times
Charlotte Curtis
Guessip
Clare Booth
Grenouille
Vogue
Francoise de Langlade
Diana Vreeland
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