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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
4
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette provides contact numbers for service and a postal rate schedule. The notice lists telephone extensions for office departments and outlines price tiers for Evening and Sunday subscriptions, including zones and durations, with second class postage and post office entry dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Gazette
A Haute Tribune
FIRST
Terre Haute
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Geneva Talks Show United West Hedges On Berlin Stand
Secretary Herter reported no progress at Geneva while stressing West Berlin must not fall to Soviet pressure. He noted allied unity and hinted at possible common ground as the talks paused with a July resumption and a continued push for a summit if concrete moves emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herter
Geneva
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Thomas E. Morgan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Macmillan
House of Commons
Britain
America
East Berlin
Tight pennant races spark growing baseball interest this season
The article notes renewed fan attention as tight pennant races unfold across leagues. The New York Yankees slip to last in the American League but may rebound under Casey Stengel, while Milwaukee and the Braves also face tough competition. Several teams appear capable of winning, boosting attendance and excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Yanks
Casey Stengel
Milwaukee
Braves
Yankees
Lawmakers push safety features in cars and government purchases
A discussion on auto safety cites sixty seven thousand deaths and injuries last year. Rep Kenneth A Roberts proposes banning government purchases of vehicles lacking Secretary of Commerce suggested safety features. Hearings by a House subcommittee may occur with voluntary industry action preferred but congressional action seen as likely.
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Detroit
Kenneth A. Roberts
Alabama
Secretary of Commerce
House
Short-weight foods raise FDA vigilance on packaged goods
The FDA reports short weight in about 20 percent of flour lots from 68 mills, with a broader study underway. It remains unclear whether fraud or negligence drives the issue, but the agency will act as needed to ensure accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
John L. Harvey
The Grab Bag The Answer Quick
The earth is part of the Milky Way. Armageddon is referenced in Revelation. Dolesome and doleful do not have the same meaning. Ichabod Crane is a schoolteacher in Washington Irving's tale. Luxemburg is bounded by Belgium Germany and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Washington Irving
Luxemburg
1767 British duty on glass paper ink and tea lands in colonies
Parliament imposes a duty on glass paper printer ink and tea entering the American colonies to raise funds. This follows three months after the repeal of the Stamp Act, which had produced no revenue.
Notable Figures Mentioned for Tribute and Namesake
A list honors Robert Schumann the composer French statesman Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands Frank Loesser the songwriter Rafael Kubelik the conductor and Dizzy Trout the former pitcher.
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Robert Schumann
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Frank Loesser
Rafael Kubelik
Dizzy Trout
Iniquity Defined and Etymology Traced
A concise definition notes iniquity as absence of justice and wickedness, an offense or sin. The term derives from Latin in not and aequus equal, combining to express lack of fairness.
To live in hearts we leave behind not to die
A concise quotation attributed to Thomas Campbell reflects on memory and enduring presence. It presents a poet’s view that loved ones live on in memory after death.
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Thomas Campbell
Year of promise through elder aid and bright ambitions
A busy, happy year ahead brings gain through an elder's aid. Today’s child will be ambitious and clever, shaping a hopeful path with support and energy.
World’s youngest circus stars ride Uni bikes
The Hamid-Morton circus features Nida 2, Renee, and Yvonne 6 as world’s youngest trick uni cyclists. Their jugglers’ father John Joanides hails from Athens, Greece, and mother Vonda, a trapeze star, was born in Torino. The children were born in Florida.
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Nida 2
Renee
Yvonne
Hamid-Morton Circus
John Joanides
Athens
Greece
Vonda
Torino
Italy
Florida
Our Mr Boyle average woman spends decade on phone
HAL BOYLE notes a man spends a year on the phone on average while a woman spends a decade. He riffs on quirky facts from books to owls and theater, including odds and ends about milk, eggs, and chewing gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Walter Slezak
Elaine Malbin
Rosina Pagan
New York City
U. S
Bon Ami Institute
Paul Vincent Carroll
Memo Notes From Walter Winchell on Diets and Showbiz
Walter Winchell reports on Buddy Hackett diet concerns and reader letters urging medical supervision. He mentions Andre Previn Betty Bennett Chicago London House booking, Norma Douglas CBS contract, Andy Williams July 28 show, On The Beach film with Ava Gardner, Martha Raye Gypsy tour casting, Jacques Bergerac Dorothy Malone Australia wedding license, Time cover jinx, Havana entertainers, Alfred Hitchcock Psycho, Mad Magazine spoof plans, Liz Schell wedding gossip, Blue Angel July 2 return, a Friars Club brawl, Kathryn Albertson Gypsy show gal, and Barney Gallant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Previn
Betty Bennett
Previn
Chicago
London
Mr. Kelly
Betty
Buffalo
Norma Douglas
CBS
United
Andy Williams
Ing
Jacques Bergerac
Dorothy Malone
Lcense
Australia
Remimder
Time Mag
Lewis Strauss
Senate
Havana
Castro
Alf Hitchcock
Robert Bloch
Pyscho
Daily Horoscope for June 29 by Stella Monday
Born today you blend dreamer and doer traits with a lively mind and strong intuition. A long love holds great happiness if it ends in marriage, and high temperance prompts self control to lead others, with notable names like Rubens and Adams Ward among those born on this date.
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Peter Paul Rubens
William Edgar Borah
Idaho
Owen Davis
George Ellery Hale
John Quincy Adams Ward
St. George Tucker
Virginia
Weekly Horoscope Guide for All Zodiac Signs 1959
A 1959 United Feature Syndicate horoscope column outlines daily guidance for each sign. It advises Leo to keep routine, Virgo to prepare for a near journey, Libra to balance assets and liabilities, Scorpio to avoid conflicting conditions, and Pisces to lead and organize. romance may appear for Aries, Taurus sees good business and vacation planning, Gemini suggests a calculated risk and career progress.
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Leo
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
NOSE News show cautions to kid bike riders and locals
Tribune staffers remind young bicyclists to obey traffic rules after several near misses reported by motorists. The column notes local figures and events including Lou Peck’s golf ball joke, Duke Verost Ro’s caddying, Pfizer connections, Jim Fitzgerald wedding plans, and upcoming birthdays Charles Smith Will Kunkler Hugh Lee Sr. Paul McCombs.
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the Tribune
Lou Peck
McMillan’s
Lou
Duke Verostro
Brother Gene
Duke
Pfizer CO
Gene
Anderson
ED Kennelly
Grand Theatre
Eighth and Wabash
Ronnie Sprague
South Twenty-first
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
U. of Illinois
Ronnie
Fort Sill
Oklo
Liz
Eisenhower Reaches A High Plateau Of Performance
Ike in the Homestretch-1 Holmes Alexander notes President Eisenhower’s rise as a master of his trade after June press conference. He highlights clear, serious answers on labor disputes steel policy truth seeking and evidence based judgments on Korea and summits.
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Eisenhower
White House
West Germany
Mr. Eisenhower
Isspeak
Truman
Hoover
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Pete” Brandt
Korea
Alexander
Napoleon
Free Countries
Hartford dismantled at Norfolk Navy Yard
The U S S Hartford is being dismantled at the Norfolk Navy Yard. Admiral Farragut issued his famous order Damn the torpedoes Go ahead to Captain Drayton aboard the Hartford during the August 5 1864 Mobile Bay battle.
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U.S.S. Hartford
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Drayton
Hartford
Farragut
Mobile Bay
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Miss Bell
North Tenth Street
Revelation
Germany
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France
Mr. Boyle
Walter Winchell
Buddy Hackett
Hackett
Fred Astaire
Ava Gardner
Ava
Daddy
Ah-wah
Martha Raye
Ethel Merman
Mad
New Yorkers
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Long Island
Cutis Swift
Liz Schell
Friars Club
Kathryn Albertson
Barney Gallant
Stella
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Jim Fitzgerald
Pfizer’s
Ireland
Colleen
Sam
Jim
Dublin
Yvonne Tighe
States
Leo Deming
Bill Francis
Bill
Garfield
Ike
Holmes Alexander
Washington
Washington, D. C
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Sir Oracle
Robert A. Taft
Mr. Hoover
Republic
Dwight Eisenhower
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