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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
2
A newspaper editorial argues the Beatles will become a billion dollar fad through merchandise and publicity. It mocks talent claims and notes the era’s desire for happiness as a distraction from reality, referencing Brave New World and predicting a future happiness pill and media-driven fame.
Guest editorial from a college cites best wishes for a first student project the Four Freshmen Concert. Faculty and administration look forward to the event and are enthusiastic about the students efforts. They express confidence you will meet the challenge and invite you to attend.
A listing of the Tri-State Collegé student newspaper staff including associate editor Neal Lang business manager Gary Schubert news editor and multiple editors reporters and staffers across departments at Angola Indiana. The document lists roles such as sports editor copy editor layout editor advertising manager circulation managers and several named staff members.
Fragmentary OCR shows TALATATE COLLEGE in Angola Indiana with subscription and advertising rate notes. The readable bits mention a yearly rate of $3.00 and a per-page line detail, but the text is garbled and hard to parse.
In a letters page a professor from Emory University argues sleep is essential and notes adults need 7 to 9 hours. He challenges Tri State students to balance hours for study, while some criticism arises of those who miss assignments.
The piece argues that Western diplomacy has tacitly accepted puppet governments in Eastern Europe and financed trade with Communist states, while Moscow's grip on China and Africa grows. It warns that the Communist empire remains militarily and politically dominant, with Latin America and Cuba cited as recent shifts. Donald Irving.
The passage asks what campus contest titles mean and whether all candidates are equally represented and judged only by qualifications. It also questions whether the chance to be a candidate provides incentive for good students based on scholastic achievement.
Detroit Civil Service Commission and multiple Michigan Ohio Indiana and Ohio firms announce placement interviews on February 24 26 and 28. Participants include Detroit Michigan OE EE power and communications M E Bus Ad I RS Indianapolis IN Fort Wayne IN Goodyear Akron Akron Cleveland Columbus Wadsworth Piketon Dearborn Baltimore and related companies announcing interview dates and offices for engineering business administration and related fields.
A broadcast schedule lists WKZO TV Kalama Michigan 1 00 p m The Four Freshmen Concert at Tri State with James Pettit and Kathy Caswell Also WTIVM AM and WANG FM Coldwater Michigan 10 15 a m Problems of Your Income with Prof Ronald Putafil CPA WOWO Fort Wayne Indiana 780 p m Salute to the Engineer a special Engineers Week program with Dr George Hauck Chair Civil Engineering as speaker
A professor argues the student body elected by a narrow group may miss fair contact with all candidates. The piece warns against personal bias in administration and calls for revisions to ensure impartial judging and true meaning of the position, referencing Tri-State and minority concerns.
Weatherhead Inst Eck Mr John Jarrett will address the Society on February 26 He is a consulting engineer from Fremont The topic of his speech will be Problems and Opportunities Abroad He will also show slides of his recent trip to Nigeria The Fri State Glee Club under the directorship of Mrs Robert Ramsay announces the following schedule February 20 at Congregational Church Family Night March 3 at Frances Elliott Clark Music Club March 5 at Camden Frantier Michigan High School
A series of brief reader opinions on The Beatles. Contributors like Steve DiAthico Charlie Biter and Jim Norman share mixed views while Dan Cox praises the group and Rod Pegg jokes they are a new sandwich act.
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