Kennedy McCarthy Humphrey clash for Democratic nomination
Editorial notes Kennedy and Humphrey lead in the race with McCarthy pressing after a strong Indiana showing. McCarthy hopes for a California surge as Nebraska Oregon and South Dakota hold pivotal primaries while Kennedy courts debate and consolidation of delegates remains uncertain for Humphrey.
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Peace Corps Volunteers Find Fit in Business Careers
Many returnees enter business, about 12 percent like graduates. firms offer leaves of absence without seniority loss. Volunteers gain entrepreneurship skills in cooperatives and marketing, plus engineering experiences aiding large firms. The article highlights potential for progress through business careers alongside doctors and engineers.
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Britons Consider Paring Royal Wealth and Parliament Control
Americans read of a British pamphlet by young Conservative activists proposing Parliament audit royal expenditures and cut royal income. They suggest transferring the Duchy of Cornwall’s net around 480000 dollars to the state, benefiting Charles and his role, while promising scrutiny of royal finances.
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George M Cohan night to aid Towne House in New York
A benefit performance of George M at a New York hotel raises funds for the Towne House, a safe haven for career girls operated by former nuns. Tickets cost 35 dollars, with most proceeds tax deductible. The Towne House offers affordable, secure, inclusive lodging in a hotel setting.
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Corn Is lands location World War I Goering unit Mecca shrine name language
The passage poses quick trivia questions about Corn Is lands location Goering's WWI unit the Kaaba as the Meccan shrine the original name of Columbia University and the Koran language plus a date of American troops arriving in France.
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Mecca
Columbia University
Our Mr Boyle and Moonlighting Costs in America
The piece notes 3.6 million workers hold two or more jobs, highlighting the high cost of keeping up with the Joneses. It riffs on critiques of fame and science, mentioning a German doctor approving miniskirt boots, actor politicians, and Julie Andrews wearing 96 gowns costing over 300000 as an example of film expenses.
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Horoscope for May 8 Readers Rearrange Birthdays to Read Tomorrow
Zodiac guidance outlines personalities for Taurus through Aries with cautions about mood and decision making. The piece notes a rising U S population and ends with a playful line about someone named Julie and sewing.
Kennedy and Humphrey Rival in Five-State Power Play
Theodore Sorensen estimates the nomination hinges on Illinois Ohio Michigan New Jersey and Pennsylvania with 541 delegates. Ohio's Sen Young defecting from Kennedy hurts morale while Michigans UAW linked bloc may shift backing. Reuther faces pressure to open a one vote or weighted vote at the Atlantic City convention and could tilt toward Kennedy or Humphrey.
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Tribune Star contact and subscription rates notice
The Terre Haute Tribune provides contact and delivery details including call times for missed copies. It lists subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois readers, both daily and Sunday editions, with pricing for various regions and delivery options. The notice also covers postal details and liability disclaimers.
George Washington University honors standout freshman
TRIBUNE STAFFERS report Bob Rosenfeld of Terre Haute is named outstanding freshman at George Washington University for academic achievement extracurriculars and overall university contribution. He is a 1967 Wiley High School graduate.
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Million Jokes Stored at American Museum of Comedy
The American Museum of Comedy in Crestwood New York holds a million gags enough for a lifetime and houses nearly 12 000 jokebooks 50 000 comic photographs and extensive files on present and past comedians and humorists.
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