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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
9
Dr. Holmstedt announced that graduates yesterday were the first from Indiana State College since the July name change. Due to large numbers, the president presented degrees to the June master’s and bachelor’s candidates while summer graduations followed.
June bachelor degree candidates earning Magna Cum Laude honors include Jonathan E. Decker Brazil Mary Beth Fleischhauer Lafay ette Virginia McKee Gilman Hymera and Harold E Salmon Evansville Eleven Cum Laude graduates from Terre Haute New Albany Boonville Clarksville Jasonville and other towns follow. Six summer candidates wore fourragere and may graduate Cum Laude pending completion. The commencement opened with an invocation by Larry Smith and remarks from ISC Board members led by Ralph N Tirey.
An antique advertisement promotes Colonaid as a laxative solution for aging colons. It claims three mechanisms: preventing dry hardened waste, rebuilding colon muscle tone, and stimulating nerve reflexes for mass movement. The ad notes overnight relief and hospital safety for expectant mothers with a 43 cent introductory size.
In a letter to the editor, residents challenge the Terre Haute Urban Renewal program. They cite displacement risks, alleged coercive letters, and call for open local hearings as 23 000 residents could be affected across 885 acres and 17 proposed projects.
President Kennedy argues the national economy faces illusion and calls for action to dispel myths about government size debt and fiscal policy. He compares postwar debt and private debt growth, urges precise program appraisal, and emphasizes business and public responsibility for prosperity.
Alumni Association officers witness the ceremony as Dr. Holmstedt warns that technological and cultural revolutions will reshape society. He urges graduates to adapt while preserving enduring human values and to use knowledge for peace, progress, and tolerance across nations.
Town officials in Bristol face a new problem as youths hold wee hour self service laundry parties. Police report renewed after midnight gatherings in local laundries, prompting calls for curfews and better oversight.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses duty of watchful concern over weakened economy and stagnation risks. It frames confidence as linked to economic health and potential consequences if stagnation rises, highlighting the true issue as public trust in policy outcomes.
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