Kennedy at the Berlin Wall Promotes European Unity
President Kennedy's Berlin Wall remarks condemn the barrier as a symbol of Communist failure and advocate a united Europe with increased Western cooperation. He calls for a fully cohesive Europe and equal sharing of responsibility between Europe and the United States to defend and strengthen peace.
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Checkpoint Charlie
America
Editorial Note on Defending Free Speech
A brief editorial quotes Voltaire on defending free speech, asserting the principled stance that differing views deserve protection even if they offend. The piece argues for robust rights while acknowledging limits of civil discourse.
Sound SEC Proposal Extends SEC Rules to OTC Securities
If Congress agrees, over the counter security trades would face the same strict rules as exchange listed companies including filing adequate annual reports. Currently OTC annual reports are discretionary, risking unsophisticated investors and misleading disclosures as OTC trading rises from five to forty billion dollars. Proponents cite full disclosure as stabilizing the volatile market.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Stock Exchanges
SEC
Mental health needs real action beyond vague talk
The piece argues that mental health cannot be solved by shrugging off illness and that sustained effort is needed. It notes the Senate appropriation for a federally aided mental health program as a good starting point and calls for further comprehensive measures to understand prevent and cure mental illness.
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Senate
Midsummer Doldrums Hit Lawn Care Enthusiasts
Gardeners recall spring eagerness fading into midsummer doldrums as weeds reappear and grass regrows. Early season toil yields blisters and sunburned necks, but enthusiasm wanes and tasks stall before warm weather passes.
Our Mr Boyle by Hal Boyle on middle age reflections
A humorous meditation on turning middle age: visiting sick friends, memory, politics, old days nostalgia, insomnia, and the ache of aging. The piece notes shifts in priorities, quieter joys, and practical coping like aspirin and bifocals as life moves onward.
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Hal Boyle
New York
The Grab Bag The Answer Quick 1
The missionary was Saint Paul. Tera phim refers to household goods of the Tera people. Middle C in the tenor clef sits on the first ledger line above the staff. Raccoon means he who scratches with his hands. The Atlas Mountains lie between Africa's Lake Albert and Lake Edward.
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Africa
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Lake Edward
Apostle Paul
Speculation and Speculators: A Pithy Public Taste Note
A compact column notes the shift toward half epigram and half pleasant voice in modern storytelling. It defines speculate as conjecture and high risk commerce, tracing its roots to Latin and linking it to artists Rodgers Dell and Corbett.
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James Russell Lowell
Arts Favoring Censors Shapes Tomorrow's Youth
The era endorses artistic pursuits while avoiding friction with authorities. Observers note today’s children may grow up to value creative expression, yet steer clear of dissent, aiming to please those in power.
Romans split on Popes as Paul VI faces scrutiny
On the Line Rome reports Romans view Popes with skepticism through 19 centuries of papal history. Pius XII is deemed too German and aloof, John XXIII admired yet criticized for ecumenical moves, while Paul VI is labeled by a Roman businesswoman as a Communist at a cocktail party.
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Paul VI
Pius XII
Horoscope roundup for June 28 by birthday
Zodiac thoughts for Cancer through Gemini outline daily guidance based on birth date. Each sign receives a reminder to balance old loyalties with new interests and to pursue constructive actions while maintaining personal level heads. Copyright 1963 United Feature Syndicate Inc.
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Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Meade Takes Command of Army of the Potomac
On this date Maj. Gen. George Meade assumed command of the Army of the Potomac replacing Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker. The accompanying text also lists five items including The Apostle Paul and The Ruwenzori.
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George Meade
Army of the Potomac
Joseph Hooker
Tribune and Gazette postal and contact notices for Terre Haute
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette announce mailing rates for Indiana and Illinois editions, plus contact phone numbers for the office and departments. It outlines hours, special messenger service, and postal terms with dates and rates as of January 1, 1903.
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Terre Haute
Terre Haute Chamber backs funding for local projects
Terre Haute directors approve the public works report and urge lending aid to obtain funds under the national industrial recovery act for local projects. 120 Penn Railroad shops employees are recalled to work signaling improving economy. Linked events include a PTA school, a Stratford Players performance, a Walton Lake swimming meet planned for July 4, and garden party attendance by local families.
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Chamber of Commerce
Public Works Committee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cancer Answers to go off air for fall return
The NOSE News notes Cancer Answers will suspend broadcasts for two months a due to popularity. More than 28 000 calls were recorded in 17 weeks with 17 medical professionals contributing. Mrs Shaw says the messages will resume in the fall.
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Dorothy Shaw
Shaw
Daydreaming as a mental escape and its risks
Jim Bishop reflects on daydreaming as harmless mental gymnastics and its dangers. He recalls his daughter Karen who daydreams about a classmate, then expands the theme to his own vivid fantasies from Caligula to Columbus. He notes daydreaming can resemble schizophrenia if carried too far. Continued on Page 106, Col. 1.
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Jimmy
Caligula
Clark Gable
Enrico Fermi
Columbus
Daryl Chessman
Bob Lawrence
Shrewsbury
Moscow
Napoleon
New York Bay
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