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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
4
A compact editorial quotes Voltaire on defending free expression even when opinions differ. It argues the principle matters more than personal agreement and urges readers to uphold robust debate in a free society.
The Soviet Union faces a perilous stance over U S naval actions in Tonkin Gulf and North Viet Nam. Moscow delays in the U N Security Council while Tass denounces U S moves as risking broader war. Khrushchev balances pressure from China and his Communist allies with domestic and global expectations.
After six prior failures Ranger 7 fired as a moving camera projectile toward the Moon and landed 8 to 10 miles from the Sea of Clouds target. It transmitted thousands of photographs showing views from wide to closeups of objects as small as a car, marking a major advance toward the 1970 manned lunar landing.
Negro leaders urge a broad curtailment of mass marches and demonstrations until after the election. Some dissenters argue continued agitation is key to progress, while others stress voting registration and due process as the path to change. President Johnson backs registration over street protests.
Cy Barrett voices frustration over government slogans claiming jobs are plentiful while unemployment runs around five percent. A wife says her husband lost his job to automation and cannot find work, urging more government action to create opportunities.
A compact mix of trivia answers from holes in Swiss cheese to the origin of the banana and the military governor Gallieni. It notes Hiroshima’s 1945 atomic bomb announcement and includes short quotations, opinions, and reader letters on work and employment.
New York AP piece describes a lunch with two beauty contestants en route to Long Beach California for the Miss International Beauty pageant. The room fills with charm as participants mingle, diners note figure-conscious attitudes, and the scene blends pageant hype with light commentary.
Bil Keane slows at a lunch table where Erika Augustin from Vienna, Miss Austria, shares she is 25, works as secretary and buyer for a fruit firm, models in Vienna, and measures 97 57 94 centimeters. The narrator notes her charm and apple strudel knowledge as they part.
The 1964 United Features Syndicate horoscope advises mood management and balanced optimism. It notes melancholy can persist unless controlled, urges belief in positive outcomes, and highlights compatible mates. It lists daily guidance for each zodiac sign and suggests contacting distant relatives.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois residents, including daily and Sunday options, with time for delivery requests and postal classifications. It notes mailing addresses, copyright details, and liability for unsolicited submissions.
Vigo County Fair activities begin Friday with 4-H boys and girls in private rounds on Friday and Saturday while crowds surge Sunday for about 12 000 race fans. Local figures report on fair events from Joe Quinn's birthday to Ellis Park’s Terre Haute Day and other community notes.
Dr Rafael Diaz Balart, Castro foe and former Batista ally, claims US and British navies in Caribbean help keep Castro in power. He criticizes US actions, praises sanctions against Castro, and says CIA is active while another branch resists harassment of Castro. He spoke at Gen Manuel Benitez Valdez's duplex.
Washington scroll recounts Ethel Kennedy expecting her ninth child in December and recalls the Kennedy family’s pregnancies and tragedies from the 1963 Hyannis Port gatherings, including Joan Kennedy’s miscarriage and a July birth.
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