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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
4
Cancer in Children A Call to Action for 1963 Crusade
The message stresses that cancer is a leading cause of death among school children with about 4 800 expected to die this year if rates hold. It notes rising childhood cancer death rates over 30 years and urges early treatment, radiology and surgery advances, and new drugs especially for leukemia. The American Cancer Society backs intensified leukemia research and a 1963 fundraising Crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
The Two Ways to View the Arrival of Spring
The passage contrasts the scientific start of spring with the felt sense of spring by readers. It cites Henry Van Dyke noting a gap between the first day of spring and the actual spring day, and explains that in northern zones warm spells may come late, often with lingering snow. The guide remains hopeful that after the first spring day, warmer days follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dyke
van Dyke
North Temperate Zone
Perilous Washington and the Tear Gas Fear
A Washington DC commentary notes the city as the national nerve center and questions why women fear street crime, asking where police and Congress are as tear gas devices sell briskly to protect against danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress of the United States
Questionable Rail Unions Strike Over Supreme Court Edict
The piece questions rail unions calling for an industry wide strike in response to a Supreme Court ruling on feather bedding. It argues strikes against legal judicial decisions undermine democracy and cites France and De Gaulle as parallels. It condemns the public be damned mindset among workers and industrial leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
France
de Gaulle
Our Mr Boyle: The Spray Can Revolution in Daily Life
Hal Boyle reflects on how spray cans transform housekeeping and home life in a pushbutton era. The piece humorously notes sprays for shoes jewelry polish hair and clothes as well as gardening and grooming tools while warning against accidental misfires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Stilley
Hal Boyle
New York
Aladdin
History Quiz Rapid Fire Answers
The prompt lists five questions on geography and history: state of Cape Flattery, Northeast Passage, Norman origins, No Play, and Anne Boleyn's charge for beheading. It also features a word origin, a proverb about progress, and a Junius quote on insults and revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Flattery
Northeast Passage
Anne Boleyn
Birthday salutations for Schild Kraut Marceau Brown Goodman Crowe
On this date in 1847 the U S Army bombarded Vera Cruz during the Mexican War. A reader quiz asks who made it from Washington to a north European Asia sea route and which art forms and topics connect to Scandinavia France Japan and adultery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schildkraut
Marcel Marceau
Jim Brown
Bill Goodman
George Crowe
U. S
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Washington
Europe
Asia
Atlantic
Pacific
Scandinavia
France
There Is No God Column Sparks Mixed Reader Reactions
Jim Bishop discusses readers’ varied responses to his claim that there is a God. Letters range from devout praise to accusations of atheism and calls for censorship, with reflections from readers in New York, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, California, Texas, Michigan and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
David Bernstein
Sun-Bulletin of
Binghampton
N. Y
Jim Bishop
God
Emmet A. Frank
Beth el
Hebrew Congregation
Alexandria
Washington Star
Peggy
Columbus, Ohio
Candy Carter
Elwood
Ind
Call- Leader
California
Texas
Warren
Mich
Tribune Circulation Call Instructions and Postal Rates
The notice provides contact numbers Crawford 1334 1332 1336 and Crawford 1331 for delivery issues and availability hours including Sundays. It lists subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois residents with Evening and Sunday plans at yearly and half year terms and notes rural routes outside Indiana and Illinois with higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Momonges
Callunday
Sunaayang
Indiana
Illinois
Birth of a son Oscar Clayton announced in Terre Haute
Birth of a son Oscar Clayton announced by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thompson of 2231 Woodlawn Avenue. Among social notices Mrs. Fred Clay and daughter Priscilla visited William Owens in Peoria, Ill, and several residents hosted friends and relatives at homes on North Thirteenth Street and Maple Avenue. A Chatter and Stitch Club meeting was held at Mrs. Ernest Causey’s home on South Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Clayton
Raymond Thompson
Woodlawn Avenue
Fred Clay
North Thirteenth Street
Priscilla
William Owens
Peoria, Ill
Chatter and Stitch Club
Ernest Causey
South Ninth Street
Clinton
A. E. Evans
Rachael Rukes
Maple Avenue
Astrology Horoscope by Stella March 22 1963
Born today you are optimistic and cheerful yet a hard worker who aims high. Read your birthday paragraph tomorrow by selecting your birth date to learn what the stars say about personal relationships social life and daily attitudes for each sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Aires
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Shrine directors head to San Francisco for Zorah Temple meeting
Four Shriners led by Max Adolph bound for San Francisco to represent Zorah Temple at the Shrine Directors Association gathering next week. They drove to Chicago and will take the California Zephyr for the coast. A Sigma Phi Epsilon group at Indiana State aided during the fire at the Mess Store. Earl Roundtree, a former State High player, is at Union Hospital for tests. Phil Book blamed Staunton players for delaying the fire response. A housewife lamented demolished dishes at the Terre Haute blaze, and George Felstein vows to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Zorah Temple
Shrine Directors Association
Max Adolph
Zorah
Elbert Canatley
Leroy Francis
Herman Vermillion
Chicago
California Zephyr
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Indiana State
Earl Roundtree
Union Hospital
Earl
Winslow Scales
Phil Book
Staunton
Terre Haute
George (MacArthur) Felstein
Family celebrates Air Force promotion for Joseph Rudisel
Mrs Dessie Rudisel and Mrs Marie Workman announce the promotion of Joseph Rudisel to Senior Master Sergeant in the United States Air Force. He is married to Virginia Workman and is stationed at Mather Air Force Base in Sacramento, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Rudisel
Marie Workman
Joseph Rudisel
Air Force
Joe
Virginia Workman
Mather Air Force Base
Sacramento
Calif
Son-in-law of Marie Fischer tops OTS class of 751
2nd Lt Samuel R Lehman ranked first in his Officer Training School class of 751 graduates. He and his family live in Universal City Texas near Randolph AFB where he is stationed. A graduate of Indiana State College and with a degree from Arizona State University he joined OTS via the Airman Education and Commissioning Program after prior service in Saudi Arabia and Panama. Garfield’s trip to the state finals excites fans and a Southside barber offers free haircuts to all 10 Eagles players if they win the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Fischer
Samuel R. Lehman
Sam
Universal City
Tex
Randolph Air Force Base
Indiana State College
Arizona State University
Saudi Arabia
Panama
Southside
Garfield
Eagles
Yorty Pushes L A Bid For 1968 Olympics In New York
Mayor Sam Yorty argues Detroit is not the right site and urges Los Angeles to host the 1968 Games. He contrasts venues and finances, noting LA’s larger population and ready facilities while downplaying Detroit plans and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Quemoy
Matsu
Detroit
American Olympic Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Harold Stassen
Richard Nixon
Motor City
Avery Brundage
Asia
Tokyo
Russia
University of Moscow
Latin America
U. S
Yorty
Michigan State Fair Authority
Fair Grounds
Memorial Coliseum
Cobo Hall
Memorial Sports Arena
U.S.C
Cobo
Olympic Complex
Metropolitan
City
Willow Run
Also Mentioned on This Page
Voltaire
United States
District of Columbia
Mr. Boyle
Jack
Junius
North Pole
THE
By Bil Keane
Terre Haute Gazette
Terre Haute Tribune
Bob Johnston
Hamilton
Ohio
Gladys
Roscoe Wilson
Liberty Avenue
Charles Tipton
Lafayette Avenue
Lewis
Newcastle
Fred Eineman
South Eighteenth Street
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Tribune
By Bob Considine
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