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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
7
HAL BOYLE writes a humorous reflection on household shortages noting that while luxury items remain available shortages hit daily life. He jokes about common items like bathroom tissue light bulbs soda water aspirin and chicken noodle soup and imagines stockpiling absurd quantities in a future plan.
The piece reports on stalled disarmament talks between the United States Britain and the Soviet Union over on site inspections for a nuclear test ban. Khrushchev demands two to three inspections yearly and rejects eight to ten, signaling a breakdown just as officials warn of France and China advancing nuclear capabilities. Presidents and secretaries stress persistence but acknowledge grim prospects for a breakthrough.
E R Meyer an associate of the Barnett Employment Agency for over five years announced Thursday he now owns the business. The agency keeps its name and location at 112 North Seventh Street. Meyer a Terre Haute native and World War II veteran lives at 2875 Oak Street. He is moving to sole ownership and says the matter can be resolved promptly.
At the February Terre Haute Department of Redevelopment meeting, a resolution authorizing land utilization and marketability studies for the Community Center Project tied to Indiana State College expansion was approved. Emanuel Garland announced Home Finance Agency approval and Real Estate Research Corporation of Chicago was awarded the contract.
A Soviet review cites 16 276 women over 100 in the U S S R with 3 524 living in rural areas and an average life expectancy of 72 years. Also noted are urban renewal matters, property options, and relocation progress as Terre Haute officials discuss projects and hearings.
Vera K. Lowry a Honey Creek High School senior is one of 20 finalists from Indiana for the Harrison National Life Insurance Company scholarship. The finalists will attend an expense paid weekend in Indianapolis March 29 30 with sightseeing photographs entertainment prizes and a breakfast in their honor.
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