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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
7
Washington report notes the 1959 fiscal year end while recounting 26 deficits in 30 years. The piece warns of creeping inflation and the rising federal debt, arguing continued deficits threaten the American way of life and purchasing power.
London reports hotter weather boosts nudist camp trade. Dr Douglas Gibson head of the British Sunbathing Association doubled retreat size from five to fifty acres. Charles McCaskie, 74, a leading nudist camp figure, notes sun bathers doubled at his Hertfordshire camp on Sundays.
Democrats hailed a heavy turnout in Hawaii's state primary as a forecast of sweeping success in July. Republicans noted many GOP candidates ran unopposed while Democrats faced vote contests. Statehood won 17 to 1 in a parallel plebiscite, and three of six Senate and House nominees are of Japanese or Chinese ancestry, with at least one likely to win.
Actress Terry Moore and her third husband Stuart Cramer III marry in Forest Lawn ceremony after a Sunday night wedding. The couple, with about 100 guests, begin a honeymoon aboard Cramer’s yacht off the California coast. Moore, 29, and Cramer, 34, are both prominent social figures.
The piece argues that driven perfectionists, both men and women, incur frequent headaches from overwork and tension. It notes insecurity as a root cause, urges delegation and slowing down, and recommends medical consultation. It also answers eye itching causes, citing fatigue, eyestrain, allergy, and cosmetic sensitivity.
Men from Mars at the Marine air station in Cherry Point North Carolina assist in aircraft repair. They are part of the Marine Aircraft Repair Station ensuring planes stay aloft.
A motorist trying to retrieve a lighted cigarette veered into a pickup, injuring two young boys, Robert Eugene Long and Rickey Dale Long, ages 4 and 2, as a sheriff's report lists George Myers of 1917 College Avenue among those questioned.
Crystal Scarborough, a veteran instructor, shares methods from 38 years of teaching in a July Better Homes & Gardens feature. The piece outlines when to start swimming lessons and safe teaching steps for anxious parents, plus a note on new artificial respiration techniques.
Police report a driver dropped a cigarette, causing his car to strike a stopped pickup at College and Twenty-fifth. The two youths were not hospitalized but were to be examined by their family physician.
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