Apollo 11 Moon Flag Controversy Ends With Stars and Stripes
The United States will raise the American flag on the Moon after public protests and a House amendment. Rep. Richard Roudebush pushed the measure as NASA stated Apollo 11 would plant Old Glory, though Senate action remained pending.
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Editorial Motto Cited From Voltaire Quotation
The Terre Haute Tribune features a quotation attributed to Voltaire defending free speech. The piece frames the idea that one may disagree with viewpoints yet must defend the right to express them in a living democracy.
Hall of Fame Seeks Five New Inductees Next Year
Electors will ballot five names to join 93 already chosen for the Hall of Fame for Great Americans. Citizens may submit candidates, with Robert Moses proposing Alfred E. Smith and Franklin D. Roosevelt among newly eligible names. Also eligible is William Howard Taft, who could return to balloting. Nominees must be deceased at least 25 years and native born. Letters to Hall of Fame New York University New York.
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The Perfect Corn Cob
A Missouri corn cob used for pipes faces mass production limits due to irregular nubbin sizes. Researchers at the University of Missouri develop a uniform strain to aid tooling in Washington Missouri, world center of cob pipe manufacture.
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Cancer progress and a nightlife note on Joe Namath
Sloan-Kettering reports cancer survivals improving from one in 12 to one in three after five years by 1968 with higher success in specialized centers. Joe Namath hires a former FBI man to guard his club. Toots Shor’s restaurant land change is clarified amid Times satire on naming and leasing.
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Quick trivia answers from a mixed bag edition
The edits request: 1 The Artful Dodger appears in Oliver Twist. 2 The author of Arrow Smith is Sinclair Lewis. 3 Babbitt was written by Sinclair Lewis. 4 The French children’s books about Babar are by Jean de Brunhoff. 5 Hector Berlioz was a French composer and conductor.
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Our Mr Boyle finds home life fuels worries and wits
A New York report surveys daily life and habits from mail to home life, noting women use more tranquilizers in higher income families and children. It covers humor, science trivia, littering, dog grooming, and education costs with pointed quips from quotable figures.
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Horoscope for June 23 Birthday Readers and June 24 Signs
Daily guidance by birthday and zodiac sign covers traits and cautions. The June 24 entries urge medical checks for Cancer, gains for Leo, action for Virgo, and caution against Emerson-like missteps for other signs with emphasis on relationships and teamwork.
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Nixon limits press access as Johnson era openness fades
The piece notes President Nixon keeps the national press corps at arm's length five months into his term, adopting a formal, distant posture. It contrasts with Johnson and Eisenhower eras, cites few private interviews, and mentions planned press facility changes and a redesign of Air Force One for more privacy.
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State aims to license auto repair shops in Pennsylvania
State Sen. Louis G. Hill introduces a bill to license auto repair businesses to promote highway safety and protect consumers from dishonest practices. He argues most shops are honest but state control is needed. The measure seeks standards and oversight for repairs statewide.
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Tribune History and contact details display in Terre Haute paper
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette publish contact, pricing, and postal details. The Tribune is issued daily except Sunday with subscription rates listed for Indiana and Illinois readers. The notice covers postmark, mail, and Associated Press information.
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Smoking linked illnesses cited in health brief
A short health notice attributes attacks, emphysema, bronchitis, and other ailments to smoking. Officials and medical observers note rising cases among residents and urge cessation and further study.
Purdue Indiana basketball score settles long debate
The Nose News reports a 40-37 IU victory over Purdue in Bloomington in 1928. Babe Wheeler claimed a Boiler makers win, while Bill Leavitt backed IU. The score confirms the Hoosiers won. Also noted are local notices: Barbara Terrell’s birthday party at City Court and several military assignments in Vietnam.
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Antique steam loco to tour Black Forest in West Germany
An antique steam locomotive will pull trainloads of railroad buffs through West Germany's Black Forest from Achern to Ottenhoffen this summer. Runs are scheduled through September.
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