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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
4
The piece discusses Kennedys vague stance on France and Red China as two enduring headaches. It notes De Gaulles resistance to nuclear cooperation after a test ban pact and ponders future Western alliance dynamics once De Gaulle and other old leaders depart.
A quotation attributed to Voltaire frames a defense of free speech despite disagreement. The editorial highlights the value of discussing diverse views and safeguarding civil liberties in public life.
The piece argues that modern campaigns remain exhausting despite new media and travel. It notes that jet travel and television increase appearances, yet voters still seek direct contact. It calls for limits on campaign length and mobility to preserve focus on essential issue discussion.
The piece notes gadget progress but argues electric toothbrushes still require hand effort. It highlights lifting the device, squeezing toothpaste, and unscrewing caps as remaining chores that offset energy savings, concluding that effortless brushing is not yet achieved.
A comical column about toupees sparks lighthearted remarks in New York. Ronald, wearing a new wig, endures jokes from coworkers referencing Washington wigs and hair mishaps. The quips touch on manners, fashion, and office banter in a playful tone.
An announced change states bus service will replace street car routes between Terre Haute and West Terre Haute starting August 6. Charles Templeton of Templeton Coal Co was named to the state recovery board by Col. Hugh Johnson of the NRA.
On the Line reports Henry J. Kaiser at 81 shaping Hawaii Kai with cranes and dredges aiming for 10 to 15 more years of growth. The Hawaii project mirrors his past giants like the Jeep and dam ventures, while Rep. Patman praises his constructive impact on the free world.
Daily zodiac guide notes profits for Leo and real estate profits for Libra. Virgo vacation plans may close today and Aquarius faces a health hazard. Cancer sees business better than romance with an erratic Cupid Saturday. Copyright United Feature Syndicate Inc. 1963.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces mail rates for Indiana and Illinois with Sunday and evening editions, offering copies by special messenger if late. It warns contributors that unsolicited manuscripts are sent at their own risk and the paper disclaims liability for custody or return.
The items ask where Fulton rode on the Clermont on the first steamboat trip from New York to Albany whether Thespis is a poet or an actor what a Washington pie refers to the Bay of Whales location in Antarctica and the musical term gra dus as a scale exercise collection plus a birthday nod and a blast of language notes.
The Vigo County Court House hosted 30 members of a summer school civics class taught by Fred Heine. Officials visited included Frieda Terhorst and Thelma Weddle, Jim Elliott, John Galey, Judge Albert Owens, and Edward Hamilton. The tale also notes birthdays, anniversaries, births, an antique car restoration plan in Terre Haute, and a plan to transport a Model T Ford from Detroit for restoration.
A centennial feature recalls Sam Houston born 1793 near Lexington Virginia. The text highlights his roles as congressman general senator governor of two states and president of the Republic of Texas. It notes his modest schooling his Cherokee ties with Andrew Jackson and his key actions in the Texas independence era.
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