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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
4
Navy Costs Rise as Private Yards Build Cheaper Vessels
A Navy Bureau of Ships study finds private shipyards cost 10 to 25 percent less than government yards for 24 ships and 56 million dollars more to build carriers of equal size. The report cites higher wage and fringe benefits for naval workers as a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Bureau of Ships
Defense Department
Bank Robber Realities Beset By Dismal FBI Figures
A columnist cites FBI data showing 678 U S bank robberies last year with an average haul of 2888 75 dollars and notes the typical robber is a lone male hitting banks on Mondays or Fridays between 1 and 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kremlin
FBI
United States
California
New York
Ohio
The Family Circus Bank Robbery Gag
The cartoon panel notes a comical bank robbery setup with a clever teller, a bank guard, and authorities. A bandit delivers a note demanding money and threatening harm, but the teller signals help and the robber flees, mocked as a lazy criminal.
Horoscope by Stella for Cancer to Gemini
Sensitive artistic types with humor face life’s contradictions. Each sign gains a daily prompt from Gemini to Pisces and beyond, advising rest, risk, effort, and self confidence tailored to their birthday period.
Arkansas Supreme Court Defies Segregation Laws
The Arkansas Supreme Court struck down four segregation laws deemed unconstitutional. The NAACP argued the measures sought to hamper civil rights efforts by opening membership lists and barring suits or funding for integration. The court’s ruling is praised by some for upholding equal justice regardless of color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Virginia
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Arkansas
United Nations dues debate and pay up deadline
The piece weighs the cost and value of U N dues with many nations behind on payments. It notes Russia leads non payment and discusses a potential vote loss for two years overdue. It cites 35 million dollars yearly cost and the January 1 1964 deadline to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Congo
Middle East
U. N
Russia
General Assembly
France
Haiti
Free World
U. N. Forum
Thunder Season Brings Nighttime Window Duties and Sleepers
The piece notes wives often close windows during nightly summer storms while husbands stay asleep. It cites thunder, lightning, and rain as reasons, with humor about the sleeping husband. The text also mentions candy aiding nutrition and enjoyment per an armed forces nutritionist.
Tribune ad rates and mailing details from Terre Haute
The notice outlines subscription options for The Tribune and The Terre Haute Gazette with rates for Indiana and Illinois. It instructs readers to call for delivery issues by 7 p.m. and to use special messenger service, listing contact points and postal details for domestic and Sunday editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Faute Gazette
Terre Haute Tribune
the Tribune
Mutilated body found as Terre Haute reels in 1933 incident
The body of Harold Glasgow, 28, was found by a mine train crew near Thirteenth street and Haythorne avenue after night travel along river tracks. Prohibition agents Eaton and Winn lost their jobs after repeal. Ehrmann Manufacturing announces a 10 percent wage increase effective July 1. A fire at New Goshen destroys two buildings. Governor McNutt releases communities requesting federal recovery funds. Terre Haute seeks over 1.19 million for sewer, 350 thousand for city hall, 60 thousand for lighting, 400 thousand for relief and interceptors. Women’s division tennis continues at the June handicap tournament, sponsored by the Terre Haute Tennis Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Glasgow
Thirteenth Street
Haythorne Avennue
Paul McNutt
Terre Haute
The
Winchell Gossip Sparks Hollywood Romance Rumors
Walter Winchell columns tease possible headline moves for Frank Sinatra Natalie Wood with a Miami gossip note set in a star studded mix. Rumors of Jayne Mansfield Mickey Hargitay and other A list names swirl while immigration probes and literary satire color the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coasters
Frank Sinatra
Natalie Wood
Hollywood
Miss Wood
Warren Beatty
Frankee
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Jayne
U. S
East Side
Sammy Davis, Jr
AUH20 Goldwater pins draw spotlight at 1964 campaign show
A writer notes AUH20 as a symbol for Goldwater and describes a displays at a trade show of political buttons badges and novelties for the 1964 campaign. Earl Butler of Green Duck Co. says Goldwater supporters are most active while others show limited demand for campaign material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Butler
Chicago
Butler
The
Green Duck Co
Nixon
Goldwater
Notable Names Spark June 30 Valor Reference
A compact note lists figures Robert Schumann, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, Rafael Kubelik, Robert Shaw, Wilfred Pelletier, Susan Hayward and Don Gross. It defines valor as firmness or boldness in danger with Latin origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schumann
Prince Bernhard
The
Netherlands
Rafael Kubelik
Robert Shaw
Wilfred Pelletier
Susan Hayward
Don Gross
Death of Henry Clay on June 30 1852 and Yosemite grant 1864
On June 30 1852 former presidential candidate Henry Clay died in Washington. In 1864 Yosemite Valley was granted to California for a park. Quiz prompts ask Yugoslavia Irene French or a hack writer as options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Washington
Yosemite Valley
California
Yugoslavia
Irene
France
Rhodesian bill tightens brandy gin and rum definitions
In Salisbury a customs and excise amendment bill before the Rhodesian Federal Parliament refines how brandy gin and rum are defined for excise. It specifies what qualifies as distillation from wine and sets strength limits, clarifying the term brandy in particular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
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United Features Syndicate, Inc
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Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette
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C. F. Adams Grocery
Walter Winchell
Ian Fleming
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Lester
Winchell
Henry Ford
Anne
Paris
Anita Ekberg
Rocky Graziano
John Reyle, Ltd
Ayn Rand
Hitler
Christina
K’ Ol
Runyon Cancer Fund
NBC
Walter Scott
Nets
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London
Bo Belinsky
Mamie van Doren
Bette Davis
Beebee
Jeremy Hyman
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N. Y
Bill Dana
Net
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Gov't
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James Lofland
Athens
Greece
Constantine Soloyanis
New Galaxy
Athens Hilton
Eros
George von Hilsheimer
Literati
Lady Chatterley
Dubrovnik
Leon Gambetta
By Dick West
United Press International
Dick West
George Bancroft
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