Kennedy Civil Rights Push Seeks Expanded Attorney General Powers
The article reviews Kennedy’s civil rights strategy noting past acts in 1957 and 1960, Southern opposition, and the plan to broaden the attorney general’s reach to civil rights in private business and public schools, with court action as a last resort. It highlights slow progress and ongoing voting-rights litigation.
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Kennedy
Congress
Bert I. Bernhard
U. S. Commission On Civil Rights
Attorney General
Macmillan’s Resignation Likely Before Elections
The article argues Prime Minister Macmillan faces a stalled government amid the Profumo scandal and multiple setbacks. It notes Conservative abstentions and calls for his early resignation, suggesting he will delay until after Kennedy's visit and is likely to yield before the upcoming elections to a Labour victory.
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Macmillan
Britain
House of Commons
Kennedy
Labor Party
Astronauts Face Public Scrutiny Over Personal Story Deals
Amid high esteem for space explorers, debate grows over their multimillion dollar deals to share personal stories. Critics note soldiers and test pilots endure harsher daily dangers, while many astronauts have already risked their lives in rocket missions.
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U. S
Terre Haute 1933 Weather and Election Talk
Terre Haute at 29 days without rain as heat reaches 98 degrees. City politics center on the 1934 Democratic primary with Mayor Wood Posey and Marvin Kohn leading contenders and Republicans named as possible candidates. Fire chiefs convention to be hosted in Terre Haute. Mrs. Harry Kerns hosted the Friday Club at her east Hulman Street country home. William Edward Murphy, 14, to represent Terre Haute in the national marble championship at Soldiers Field, Chicago.
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Terre Haute
Wood Posey
Marvin Kohn
Carl Evinger
Sam Beecher
Ronald Lammers
Noble Johnson
Chester Kelly
Charles Reynolds
John Jeffries
Ora Davis
Harry Kerns
East Hulman Street
Ed Davis
William Neal
George Kruzan
E. W. Barnes
Robert Myers
Frank Markle
Paul Bennett
Kerns
William Edward Murphy
McLean
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Historic headlines and quotes from a 1906 tragedy
On this date in 1906 Stanford White, famed architect, was shot and killed at Madison Square Garden by Harry K. Thaw. The passage also recalls quotes about lovers and a Madame Necker saying.
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Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Pittsburgh
Harry K. Thaw
Meander Defined as Winding Course Verb Noun
Dictionary notice defines meander as to proceed by a winding course or wander aimlessly. It traces origin to Greek from a river name.
Notable theater and baseball figures named in a tribute
To playwright producer George Abbott June Lockhart and Roger Livesay actors and Humberto Robinson of baseball.
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George Abbott
June Lockhart
Roger Livesay
Humberto Robinson
No significant changes in haste amid critical year
A brief from Arizona dated November 16, 1933 notes quiet state conditions. Mentions Costa Rica and figures Albert B. Fall and Paul Joseph Goebbels in a compiled list of names without context.
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Arizona
Costa Rica
Albert B. Fall
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Walter Winchell Reflects on Founding, Conscience and Civil Rights
Walter Winchell argues the Founding Fathers sought a nation of individual liberty protected by a Bill of Rights. He warns that fear and hate threaten progress and urges patience, education, and nonviolent action to defeat prejudice. He notes executive orders, Civil Rights laws, and state measures as evidence of progress toward equality.
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Congress
Supreme Court
United States
Territory of
Hawaii
Tribune circulation and contact details published
The notice lists call numbers for Terre Haute Tribune services including office and circulation Crawford 1334 and editorial Crawford 1331. It provides postal rates for Indiana Illinois subscriptions and warns that unsolicited manuscripts sent to The Tribune are at the owner's risk and not guaranteed for return.
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THE
Tribune
Tribune Company
Horoscope by Stella June 25 Born Today
Born today you may struggle to keep your determined nature from becoming dictatorial. Once you learn to control your authoritative disposition it should help you reach the top of your chosen profession. Your strong determination is the basis of leadership.
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Stella
Cancer Astrology Outlook for a Quiet Day All Signs
The 1963 United Feature Syndicate forecast assigns Cancer a slow steady pace and hints at a potentially interesting evening. Leo should trim tasks and gain energy, Virgo to prioritize family, and Libra to fulfill social duties for a pleasant outcome.
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Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
State of Our Union Rhetoric Against Hate
A columnist denounces racial and religious injustice as psychological problems rooted in fear and frustration. He singles out scapegoating, bigotry, and the misuse of prejudice by pressure groups pinkos intellectuals and politicians as dangerous, urging recognition and halt of hateful violence.
University of Chicago Alumni Fund drive head named in Terre Haute
TRIBUNE STAFFERS report Dr. AL FYFE from ISC is appointed chairman of the University of Chicago Alumni Fund drive in the Terre Haute area. The piece also notes local robins Charley George and Henry cared for by Mrs. Vna Jamison, plus travel notes from three Terre Haute women and a string of birthday dates in late June.
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AL Fyfe
ISC
University of Chicago
Terre Haute
North Tenth Street
Vna Jamison
Charley
George
Jamison
Brother Henry
Mrs. Jamison
Henry
Medical aid group forms for traveling patients
Rome reports a new international medical assistance association to help tourists get consistent care abroad. It will set standards, regulate on duty hours, and avoid fee splitting or substitutes, funded by a small tourist fee.
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V. Marcolongo
International Association For Medical Assistance
Marcolongo
Marcolongos
Free Europe
U. S
Saudi Arabia
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Terre Haute Tribune
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Oak Street
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John Hunter
Dewey Annakin
Speed Shideler
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George Nichols
Will Kunkler
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Rome
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