Nixon hints at faster Vietnam troop withdrawals timetable
President Nixon indicated a pace closer to Clark Clifford’s plan to withdraw U S ground troops from Vietnam by the end of 1970. He suggested possibly moving earlier than 1970 and noted the 25,000 retreat already announced as more than token.
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Congress urged to boost air traffic control facilities nationwide
The air travel slowdown highlighted by air traffic controllers underscores the urgent need for more traffic control facilities and personnel at U.S. airports. Critics say steps so far are inadequate and Congress must respond decisively to ensure safer, more efficient air travel.
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Kennedy
Nixon
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FAA
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Business Breakfasts Replace Lunches in Mergers
A newspaper column argues executives shift from lunch to breakfast meetings to curb drinking and lengthen the workday. It notes breakfast is cheaper and relaxing, with one proponent saying business favors morning gatherings over two-drink lunches and mergers may hinge on ham and eggs.
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Bob Kriendler
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Louis Walt
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Nixon holds withdrawal pace amid Vietnam stalemate
On the Line reports limited U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam, with officials suggesting larger pullouts risk signaling admission of error. George Jessel's return to Weitznam and STP head Andy Granatelli’s racing saga, including turbine car challenges and a historic Indy 500 victory, are highlighted.
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Mario Andretti
Granatelli
Lotus Ford
Obedience Leads to Progress and Ambition for the Year
Answers reveal Elizabeth I as Good Queen Bess, Lew Wallace as author of Ben Hur, Nebuchadnezzar as Belshazzar's father, the painter and muralist by name, and Saul Bellow as American novelist. Eddie Arcaro's 1952 milestone noted.
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Christ
Belshazzar
Saul Bellow
Eddie Arcaro
Elizabeth I of
England
Lew Wallace
Nebuchadnezzar
Our Mr Boyle Reveals A Cruel Morning After Marriage
A satirical piece traces a husband’s decline from ardent suitor to a disengaged loafer. Once romantic gestures and grand promises fade as daily chores and petty arguments replace passion. The piece ends noting Sunday routines and a shift in attitudes after marriage.
Horoscope Tuesday June 24 Insights for Each Sign
A long, reflective forecast advises cautious decisions in youth and romance while highlighting analytical gifts and social needs. Each zodiac sign receives guidance from Cancer to Aries, urging spiritual balance, measured honesty, and considering family harmony for personal growth and career moves.
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Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Lost copy policy and rate card for Terre Haute Tribune
The Terre Haute Tribune publication and pricing details outline delivery policies for missed copies and contact by 7 PM for a replacement. It lists subscription rates by region Indiana and Illinois, with evening and Sunday options and postage details.
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Illinois
Tribune
Terre Haute
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College summer staff and local notices from Tribune
Three ISU sophomores and two Rose Poly juniors work summer roles at the County Highway Department and engineering survey supervised by Fred Dinkel. S Sgt Morrison plans to move to Illinois. Ernest and Mrs Scott celebrate 48th anniversary and Scott in Union Hospital. bake sale June 28 at Woolco for Mile of Dimes. Howard Harbaugh away visiting Tennessee. Dortha and Vern Payne vacationing in the Bahamas.
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Patsy Hoffman
Katherine Radtke
Mary Worrell
Susie Mellon
ISU
Fred Dinkel
John Smith
Rose Poly
Robert Silcock
Ernest E. Scott
Dreiser Square
Scott
Ernest
Union Hospital
Optimist Noon Club
Woolco
Corporate style takes White House reins under Nixon
Washington column argues Nixon brings a corporate ethos to the presidency contrasting with Kennedy and Johnson. It notes daily 7:45 staff meetings and a culture of formal coordination, fears of collective wisdom, and a uniform corporate dress trend among aides.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Massachusetts
Texas
White House
New York Times
Robert Semple
Midway
H. Kissinger
Rostow
Roche
Brooklyn Boys
Roxy
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