Johnson urges greater U S Soviet cooperation at Glassboro editorial
Editorial lauds President Johnson's call for broadened U S Soviet cooperation, noting progress since the 1967 Glassboro meeting on civil aviation, space weapons ban, consular treaty, and lunar-landing aid pact. It cautions ongoing Middle East tensions and Vietnam stalemate but hopes Moscow will back broader peace efforts.
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Glassboro State College
Johnson
Kosygin
Hollybush
Ussr
Middle East
Glassboro
Soviet Union
Weitnam
Moscow
No to SACB Extension
The Senate rejected extending the Subversive Activities Control Board deeming its $25,000-a-year members have little to do. Supreme Court rulings leave it with no function. Justice Department has found no suitable cases. If no new cases arise by year’s end, the SACB will become defunct. Senator Dirksen urged a different path but the Senate declined.
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Senate
Activities Control Board
Everett Dirksen
SACB
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Dirksen
New York City
Grand Central Station
W. Somerset Maugham
America
Thomas Jefferson
Lester B. Dill
Meramec
Missouri
Atlas Close to Completing Antarctica 815 Mile Traverse
The NSF sponsored team mapped the last uncharted Antarctic stretch near Africa completing a 815 mile overland traverse. Temperatures dropped to 50 degrees below zero as scientists used seismic and weather instruments to outline ice thickness up to two miles. No major surprises arose and no unexplored overland areas remain on the continent.
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Earth
Anarctica
Africa
National Science Foundation
Antarctica
Venus Temperature Dispute Highlights Space Data Limits
The article reports a heated debate over Venus surface temperature. American specialists estimate about 800 degrees, based on radar data, while Soviet Venera 4 readings traced 20 miles above the surface. The disagreement shows how hard it is to obtain precise data on distant space objects.
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Venus
Earth
Costello’s wild revenge via racing tips at New Orleans track
Frank Costello plots payback on partner Phil Kastell during wartime by touting two failing horses as “solid” tips. Kastell bets everything, both horses win, producing a huge haul that Costello revels in while Costello’s aide is stunned by the payoff. A side note mentions a 40 year old microfilm birth card and continued coverage.
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Frank Costello
Shor’s
Curley Harris
Costello
New Orleans
Phil Kastell
Kastell
Costell
Atlanta
Phil
Frank
It Happened Today 1902 Window Envelope Patent
Answers recap a trivia segment: Pythagoras as first to advance spherical Earth theory, Buff Orpington is a poultry breed, ostrich egg about 18 times larger than a chicken egg, standard railroad gauge is four feet 82 inches, Disraeli was noted as a celebrated novelist.
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Benjamin Disraeli
Pythagoras
Our Mr Boyle Things You Learn By Opening the Mail
A compact miscellany of curious facts and quips on health costs flight energy and daily life. It notes transplant prices around fifty thousand dollars and a stair climb uses far more energy than level walking. It also highlights cultural tidbits and quotes from W Somerset Maugham and Robert F Kennedy.
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New York
Tribune Terre Haute rates and mailing notices
The Terre Haute Tribune lists publication details and rates for Indiana and Illinois editions. It notes delivery by mail, carrier areas, and Sunday editions with pricing, plus legal notices about postal classifications and copyright, and credits Associated Press republication rights.
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Ullnois
Tribune
Ndiana
Illinois
Terre Haute
Ind
Horoscope for Monday June 10 Gemini to Taurus
Born today you are quiet and reserved with strong self control yet pressure can trigger fear or anger. You value a well ordered life, good business sense, and careful judgment guiding you to success while avoiding risky speculation and keeping friendships selective.
Rotary Club birthdays and local notices in NOSE News
Five Rotary members celebrate birthdays this week including Carl Bauermeister Jr and Ed Wodicka with candles Tuesday and Beecher Cromwell Wednesday. The Southside Optimists host their first Fish Fry Friday at Vigo County Fairgrounds along with a strawberry hill cannoners muster July 20. Barbara Horsley visits the Ozarks. John Burns and Dorothy celebrate their tenth anniversary as Bill Patterson and Marilyn mark eleven. John Albert Roshel and Phyllis Hermine Royer earn University of Michigan Masters degrees.
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Rotary Club
Carl Bauermeister JR
ED Wodicka
Beecher Cromwell
Bob Dawson
John Callahan
Vigo County Fairgrounds
John Burns
Dorothy
Bill Patterson
Marilyn
John Albert Roshel
Maple Ave
Phyllis Hermine Royer
Woodlawn Ave
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Roshel
Miss Royer
Celebs in the Crowd at New York Hotspots
Walter Winchell notes Rod Steiger triggering a stampede at 55th Street and a Sinatra stop at P J Clarke s. Camilla Spary, Jed Harris, Gore Vidal, Peter Falk, Brenda Lee and others appear in city scenes. Satiric quips and street signs punctuate the column with theater gossip and public notes.
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Rod Steiger
Hollywood
55Th & Std
Francis Albert Sinatra
P.J
Clarke
Camilla
Shepheard
Jed Harris
David Merrick
York Avenue
Gore Vidal
Myra Breckinridge
Ankling
Batman
Peter Falk
Anzio
Bloomie’s
Jake
Brenda Lee
Latin Quarter
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