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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
4
A quote from Voltaire frames the piece, arguing that defending speech rights remains essential even when opinions differ. The editorial contends open dialogue underpins a healthy public sphere and cautions against suppressing unpopular views.
Meany warns Congress that compulsory arbitration through ICC control could edge toward nationalization of the railroads. He cautions a railroad strike would be an economic catastrophe and urges one last attempt at collective bargaining under congressional supervision before broader action.
The article argues death by own action ranks high among U S causes and calls for a public, cross discipline approach. It urges sociologists psychiatrists ministers and other experts to join in studying why people take their own lives and how to prevent it, noting one US death every 26 minutes and the need for wider support.
Pan American World Airways urges a new Thrift Class service to lower fares from New York to London to 160 dollars and California to Hawaii to 100 dollars, a 39 percent cut from current rates. The plan requires International Air Transportation Association approval and government backing before next November 11 Hawaii service, with Europe also targeted.
New York August 6 Peter Sellers famed British comic actor discusses his serious view of life and the lure of acting. He recalls early show business, wartime service, and his drive for perfection plus a preference for solitary work and late night driving. He also notes his first American film The World of Henry Orient and past misfires.
On the guided tour at Pearl Harbor a new white superstructure rises over the Arizona wreckage. Names of the dead are carved on the marble wall as marine guards stand nearby. A schoolgirl spread her flower Sei and made the Sign of the Cross. Captain Buzz Lloyd notes divers died from gas pockets during recovery efforts.
Local laundrymen announce under the national recovery act pressers in laundries paid at least 2.22 per hour. The Greenwood Band of 30 will give a concert at Voorhees Park. Birth announced of Robert Samuel Henley at Union Hospital. Ft Knox dispatch notes 228 Terre Haute men in National Guard summer training. Ten year old James Lunstrom injured after stepping into traffic. Neal Hines and Lee Hughes win city doubles tennis title over Frank Grove and James Kelly. Grove is city singles champion.
Postal notice outlines subscription options for The Tribune Terre Haute with rates for Indiana Illinois and outside areas. Advises recipients to call by 7 p.m. if copy not received and notes liability limits for unsolicited manuscripts and images.
Daily guide notes moods, luck, and cautions for all signs with a 1963 United Feature Syndicate copyright. Readers are advised to read their birthday paragraph for tomorrow. Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer describe daily paths.
The list asks five trivia items: 1 state leading in chemical product value, 2 first American Declaration of Independence, 3 Engadine valley river, 4 Nubian Desert location relative to the Nile, 5 three nationalities labeled as Dago. The quote by Joseph Joubert closes the prompt.
A compact guide emphasizes ordering life and guarding against deception. It urges teaching veracity to children early and stresses mindful speech while outlining the meaning and origin of renovate as to make something anew.
To actress Lucille Ball, Pauline Betz Addie of tennis, and baseball's Clem Labine.
On this date in 1930, New York Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater vanished and was never seen again, triggering a high profile missing person mystery linked to the city’s legal world.
The Mecklenburg Declaration in North Carolina dated May 20 1775 is referenced alongside New Jersey Inn and East settings. Italian Spanish and Portuguese are noted among items.
Community notes report concerns about car races in city parks and state gambling illegality in Indiana. Local figures Ralph Berry and Jill Johnson are mentioned with brief social and civic comments. Terre Haute golf champion Marsh Hubbard wins playoff over Willard Keyser at the Country Club.
George Timeo known as Brit King announced his bid for Fourth Ward city council in Brazil. Democrats urged him to fill the vacancy on the Democrat ticket amid local political activity. Also noted are birthday wishes for Mrs. George Kintz Betty in Harrison Township and Cecelia Rosenbaum of 208 South Eleventh Street, former employee at Alden's and Herz Department Store.
The column bellows at New York life with tales of politicians sons fumes and top showbiz names. It sketches a nightlife mosaic from Greenwich Village to Times Square, naming figures like Edith Piaf Eddie Fisher Zsa Zsa and Joe Stacher while hinting at hotel mergers and cultural clashes.
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