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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1969
Page
4
New Light on ABM Debate Shifts Security Landscape
Washington reports indicate Senate Leader Mansfield favors possible approval of anti-ballistic missile deployment if pressure continues. The Intelligence Board reportedly finds the Soviet Union unlikely to pursue first strike capability, weakening the case for Safeguard and potentially tipping the ABM debate against deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
U. S. Intelligence Board
Soviet Union
CIA
Richard Helms
Defense Laird
United States
New York Times News Service
Intelligence Board
National Intelligence
No Hurry in Powell Case Delayed action urged after court ruling
The piece urges cautious congressional response to the Powell decision noting a possible clash with the Supreme Court. It argues the court interprets the Constitution and Powell lacks solid grounds for back pay or restored seniority, while favoring delay as Speaker McCormack noted that the decision requires no immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Powell
Congress
Court
High Court
Adam Clayton Powell
House
Senate
McCormack
Scientific Wedding of Microfilms and Computers
An article boasts a fusion of microfilm and electronic computers to print computer output. The system converts data from magnetic tape or the computer into readable form, printing about 25 000 lines a minute at one fifth the cost of earlier methods.
Memorial Mass for Our Mother in Swampoodle Roots Family Ties
In Washington area Swampoodle, a memorial Mass for a mother brings together siblings who recall a life of shared work, mutual aid, and strong family unity. The Jesuit Fuller presides, with Charlie as altar boy, amid memories of a once vibrant parish community now scarred by time and displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Joseph's
St. Aloysius
St. Al's
Swampoodle
Union Station
Lincoln
Fuller
Charlie
St. Paul's
London
Lampoodle
Our Mr. Boyle Florence Greenberg Breaks Music Biz Glass Ceiling
Florence Greenberg, 51, built Scepter Records from a $30,000 inheritance after facing closed doors from Manhattan publishers. She presides over a firm projecting $8 million in revenue with worldwide distribution and has helped scholars such as Dionne Warwick and the Isley Brothers reach fame. She notes gender bias but says decency earns respect in a male dominated industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florence Greenberg
Passaic
N.J
Stanley
Manhattan Music Publishers
The
Chivelles
Mary Jane
Mrs. Greenberg
Dionne Warwick
Chuck Jackson
the Isley Brothers
B. J. Thomas
Greenberg
Horoscope Friday June 27 Readers see personal growth and dual careers
The column describes deep emotions and trust issues for born today and urges family close friends for safe self expression. It notes possible dual careers and travel focus, with weekend outings and home projects guiding a productive Saturday.
Tribune Circulation Rates and Publishing Details
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette publish daily except Sunday with listings for subscription rates in Indiana and Illinois. It notes editorial leadership, mailing addresses, and Associated Press rights and policies for republication and submission of unsolicited material.
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Terre Haute Gazette
Terre Haute Tribune
Indiana
Illinois
Tribune
Tmp
Terre Haute
Congress
Tribune- Star Publishing Co., Inc
Wabash Ave
P. C
Associated Press
Birthday News and Local Happenings In Terre Haute
Attorney Bob Brown celebrates a birthday with family in from Miami while his daughter Beverly graduates from Schulte High School. Sailor Albert Walker appears on Merv Griffin Show. Three Honey Creek students depart Terre Haute for Torreon Mexico for Spanish study at Colegio Americano de Torreon. ANN Tranbarger looks forward to her 18th birthday at ISU summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brown
Linda King
Denise
Dennis
Miami
Fla
Roy W. Brown
Beverly
Schulte High School
Bob
Raymond L. Brown
Nosey
Jim
Navy
Merv Griffin
Channel 4
Albert Walker
USS
Wright
Cynthia Rusk
Kenneth Walker
New York
Honey Creek
Terre Haute
Torreon
Mexico
Colegio Americano de
Ann Tranbarger
ISU Summer School
Harlem Trip with Ray and Imelda Ends in Cosmic Doubt
Jim Bishop recalls an improvised night in Greenwich Village with Ray and Imelda. Amid cheap coffee and a mattress on a rancid floor they claim to have seen God and a cosmic light, while Ray spins tall tales and Imelda hints at deeper truth behind the lies. The encounter turns into a surreal dialogue on belief, reality, and the limits of perception.
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Leo
Virgo
Libra
Ray
Greenwich Village
Imelda
Harlem
General Post Office
Mel
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