Ill Considered Slap on Powell for ILO Trip Denial
The House denied Rep. Adam Powell permission to attend the International Labor Organization meeting in Switzerland as a reprimand for past travel spending. Powell, as chairman of the Education and Labor Committee, argued the trip was a valid working session need. The row highlights spending scrutiny without public accounting if delegates are funded by the State Department.
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House of Representatives
Adam Powell
International Labor Organization
Switzerland
Powell
House
House Education and Labor Committee
Geneva
Labor Committee
World Labor Organization
State Department
William H. Ayres
U. S
ILO
Editorials Quote by Voltaire Defines Free Speech
A remark cited as Voltaire's defense of free expression underscores the principle that even unpopular views deserve protection. The line remains a touchstone in debates over censorship and rights of dissent.
Federal action urged to curb auto air pollution
The piece argues for a federal standard for motor vehicle emissions, noting cars roam nationwide and state laws fail to uniformly control pollution. It cites Senator Long of Missouri proposing a law banning manufacture or import of vehicles deemed dangerous to public health by the surgeon general.
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Senator Long
Missouri
Long
Congress
Foreign Aid Scandal Aims For Cautious Probe
Allegations of more than 100 million dollars in Iran aid corruption surface via Khaibar Gudarzian a U S Iranian tribal chief now in the United States The Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Justice Department examined the charges but found the documents unverified The McClellan Investigations Subcommittee is urged to assess authenticity and push for a full probe if warranted
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United States
Iran
Khaibar Gudarzian
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Justice Department
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
Foreign Relations Committee
Gudarzian
Subcommittee
Horoscope for May 29 1963 Zodiac Advice by United Feature Syndicate
A Wednesday horoscope notes born personalities in Taurus through Pisces with guidance on health, mood, and decision making. It cautions Geminis to avoid overestimating strength and urges careful detail work for Cancerians and prudent emotion control for Leos. The column closes with practical tips for each sign and credits United Feature Syndicate.
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Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Lighter Side: Lincoln Eyestrain Echoes in Esquire Flashlight
The column recalls Abraham Lincoln’s eye strain and a teenager flashlight habit to read Esquire, as Arnold Gingrich discusses censorship and a Puritan revival in American literature. Gingrich argues four letter words loosen censorship while paradoxically fueling demand for refined taste.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Esquire
Madison Avenue
Supreme Court
Gingrich
Our Mr Boyle savers and discarders of life
HAL BOYLE contrasts two types savers who hoard and discarders who shed. He links pocket contents to character, noting savers amass mementos while discarders keep essentials, and sketches how marriages and fates differ for each type based on attachment to possessions.
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New York
Terre Haute Tribune Gazette Reader Services and Rates
The Terre Haute Tribune Gazette announces contact numbers for office and circulation departments and lists subscription rates for Indiana Illinois readers Yankee. The notice explains mailing options including evening and Sunday editions and rural routes, with safety disclaimer for unsolicited submissions and Tribune press responsibility.
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Terre Haute Gazette
The
Terre Gaute Tribune
Indiana
Illinois
Aero Aera OS
Terre Haute
Terre Haute 30 Years Ago Today May 29 1933
The fastest field ever to qualify for the 500 mile classic includes Ira Hall in Terre Haute with 115.739 average in third row and William Pren tice with 107.766 in 42nd starting position. A fatal crash during time trials claimed William Denver and mechanic Bob Hurst. Memorial Day flowers distribution urged to schools for cemeteries. Henry Church injured on a Big Four train, later released. Social news notes at Cruft street club and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Campbell to Attica.
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William Prentice
Ira Hall
Terre Haute
Grab Bag Trivia From The Past
Questions cover goddess horns of Isis and two Nicene Councils, largest city by area, Marco Polo’s ruler, and Tunisia becoming a republic. The passage includes a definition of benefice and a brief proverb by Robert South.
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Marco Polo
Tunisia
Everest First Conquered By Hillary And Tensing
A decade ago today Sir Edmund Hillary and Tensing Norgay reached the summit of Mount Everest, marking the first successful ascent. The historic climb occurred on the world’s highest peak, solidifying their names in mountaineering history.
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Mt. Everest
Edmond Hillary
Tensing Norkay
Comedians Beatrice Lillie Bob Hope Visit Kennedy
Notables Beatrice Lillie and Bob Hope attend events with President John F Kennedy. Political scientist Arthur W. MacMahon and baseball figure Will Schmidt also figure in the gathering.
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John F. Kennedy
Beatrice Lillie
Bob Hope
Arthur W. MacMahon
Will Schmidt
How'd You Make Out Isis and Icons in LA 1957
The note lists five items by number: Isis, the Arian heresy and iconoclasm, Los Angeles with 455 square miles, Kublai Khan, and the year 1957. It reads like a study prompt or quiz fragment from a historical page.
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Isis
Los Angeles
Kublai Khan
Auto operating cost drops to 14.47 cents a mile
New York reports the average cost of operating an automobile has fallen to 14.47 cents per mile from 15.60 cents two years ago, according to the Automobile Association.
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New York
Automobile Legal Association
In the Attic on Rainy Days She Remembers Him
A widow recalls her late husband as she climbs the attic steps. The rainy day ritual centers on cherished keepsakes and memories he left behind.
Nosey Hawk Feuds, Walkie Talkies And Indy Pace Notes
Tribune staffers sketch zany local items from racing to sports buzz. Charlie Kantman and Jack Gerrard feud over seating at the 500. Kantman buys a walkie talkie to exchange barbs from distance. Katherine Fuller and Bill visit St Louis. Casey Stengel and Dizzy Dean greet them. Everett Shepherds celebrate 30th wedding anniversary. Sigma Alpha Epsilon elects Dave Tipton as house manager at Franklin College. Hoagy Carmichael to sing at the Speedway pageant. Dick Bruce and Barbara to cover the 500 for The Tribune. Indiana Young Democrats plan July meeting. Purdue Band will perform. Is Canty back with Yankees coverage.
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Charlie Kantman
Jack Gerrard
Charlie
Jack
Kanfman
Speedway
Katherine Fuller
Bill
Ball Park
St. Louis
Casey Stengel
Dizzy Dean
Peewee Reese
Everett Shepherd
Hendricks
Purdue
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Hoagy Carmichael
Indiana
Dick Bruce
Barbara
Celebs in the Crowd Highlight New York Showscene
Walter Winchell notes Prince Rainier unrecognized near Saks Fifth Avenue as Grace Kelly browsed inside. Edie Adams Rex Harrison Garbo and others tour Broadway and Midtown spots. Remick Mansfield and Cliff Robertson pop up in a gossip-driven city page full of high society sightings and industry chatter.
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Prince Rainier
Saks
5Th Avenue
Grace
Edie Adams
Broadway
Rex Harrison
King Henri IV
Kirk Douglas
Richard Burton
Rockaflower Center
Garbo
Park and 57Th
Dina Merrill
Tammy Grimes
Bobby Darin
Bing Crosby
Central Park South
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George Krietenstein
Henry Church
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Herbert Atchley
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Thurston Parks
Ben van Leer
H. D. Hinman
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Attica
Robert South
Dave Tipton
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Helen Thompson
Young Democrat Organization
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George Albright JR
Alberta Wiatt
Indiana State College
Joe Kish
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New York Yankees
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Chicago White Sox
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Manny Wolf
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Gordon Cooper
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Robert Booker
Richard Fincher
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