Editorial Motto on Free Speech Quotation Cited
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
4
Nth Power Problem and the Nuclear Test Ban Debate
The piece argues nations may independently develop nuclear weapons, listing France China Israel India and Japan as potential players. It warns that more actors increase accident risk and fallout, strengthening the case for a universal nuclear test ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Britain
China
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Israel
India
Japan
The Ward Case and the Lessons of Immorality
A critical obituary style reflection on Dr. Stephen Ward detailing his charm and moral downfall, his influence in elite circles, ties to the Profumo scandal, and the broader moral warning about corruption and societal damage. It treats Ward as a cautionary figure whose actions contributed to political fallout and personal ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Ward
Britain
John D. Profumo
Dr. Ward
Polls Show Three GOP Hopefuls Virtually Equal Against Kennedy
A poll comparing Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater and George Romney in trial heats against President Kennedy finds comparable strength among the three. The result contrasts with Goldwater leading among GOP voters while Romney trails Rockefeller, highlighting that party popularity does not equal general appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
Kennedy
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Romney
Fouling the Nest in Public Parks and Picnic Grounds
A local citizen laments littering in parks and picnic areas. The piece urges ongoing public responsibility to keep sites clean, noting that neglect from individuals leads to a growing mess as one discarded item attracts more debris. It calls residents to renew vigilance and act personally.
Our Mr Boyle Feuds Stir In The Modern Office
HAL BOYLE observes that behind calm office facades there are venomous feuds among workers. He notes paper clip weapons and rivalries as a common cause of friction, hinting that even quiet offices conceal deep divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Hatfields
McCoys
Terre Haute Remembers 1933 Unrest and Local Happenings
A look back at August 7 1933 in Terre Haute notes Sam White killed during a mining picket at Universal National Guard recalled from Ft Knox to quell Clinton area unrest a safe blown at St Marys Big Four station thieves net over 200 The Big Four offers Niagara Falls train trip for 3 dollars and a Picnics and wrestling show at Shrine are mentioned plus a satirical office gossip sequence ending with feuds and a sense of shared mischief in the workplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam White
Universal
Bunsen
National Guard
Ft. Knox
Clinton
Big Four Railroad
St .Mary’s
Welsh aides tighten grip as Hartke rift grows in Indiana politics
Governor Welsh's Statehouse lieutenants shift to hush hush mode amid widening rift with Senator Hartke. Ousting of Gerald Hershberger from the State Alcohol Beverage Commission after his rally backing Hartke signals party factionalism concerns. Hartke remains active in campaigns, with Kefauver potentially joining Aug 17 event in Anderson. Restlessness grows among aides awaiting Welsh's gubernatorial pick ahead of French Lick meeting Aug 23-24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene J. Cadou
United Press International
Indianapolis
D—Statehouse
Welsh
Vance Hartke
Statehouse
Gerald R. Hershberger
Logansport
State Alcoholic Beverage
Hartke
Anderson
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
French Lick
Clinton Green
Indiana Port Commission
Robert Rock
Tom Lemon
Bloomington
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
Senate
Home Study Students Rise Sharp in 1962 Figures
A National Home Study Council survey reports about 3.5 million Americans were enrolled in home study programs in 1962, up 470,000 from 1960, nearly matching total college enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pi
United States
National Home Study Council
Lifts Scar Floors Says Preco Chemical Chief
Westbury N Y February 28 President Robert Nagel of Preco Chemical Corp warns forklift truck traffic tears up modern factory floors His firm manufactures patching and resurfacing compounds for floors and other industrial uses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
Robert Nagel
Preco Chemical Corp
Titan III poised to power U.S. space push with versatile boosters
In a period piece analysis, the piece lauds Air Force space hardware and NASA cooperation. It highlights the Titan III booster with 430000 pounds thrust and two million pound thrust outriggers, capable of lifting 25000 pounds to orbit and placing 2500 pounds 20000 miles out. It notes Titan III readiness, potential for reconnaissance missions, and the tension with Dyna-Soar and Titan III's future role alongside Gemini and Saturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Soviet Union
Air Force
Washington
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Wally Schirra
Gordon Cooper
Atlas
U. S
Free World
Thor
USAF
Agena
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Moon
Venus
NASA
McNamara
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Earth
Mercury
Russia
Vostok
Space
Tribune mailing rates and policy notice from Terre Haute
The Terre Haute Tribune announces mail subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois including Evening and Sunday plans with yearly and term options. It also states call deadlines for missing copies and warns that unsolicited submissions are sent at the owner's risk with no liability for custody or return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Quick Quiz Answers From The Grab Bag
On this page itemized quizzes ask Marmalada peak of which range? the shoulder blade proper name Scapula is asked. Little Russia meaning and location San Bernardino Pass position Mt Athos fame. A quotation notes sympathy, and a 1789 Congress act created the U S War Department. Remunerate defined as pay reward or recompense with Latin origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmalada
Little
Russia
San Bernardino Pass
Mt. Athos
Greece
Harness and Money Winners Highlight Vigo County Fair Start
The 1953 Vigo County Fair opens Sunday with Tuesday evening races led by three local money winners MISS QUEEN ABBE owned by JIM SUTLIFF of Terre Haute MAIN WAY BARNES owned by DORSIE SPITTLER of Terre Haute and KAY QUEEN owned by JAMES CHANEY of Rosedale All three mares have competed on the Illinois County Fair Circuit and won trophies at Charleston last Friday Elks fans head to Schaal Park to back the Little League championship as BILL LUNDWALL returns to the Tribune grind and Fern DeHart praises CART DeBAUN SR for top geranium displays at the south side planter hospital news and local gossipy notes round out the page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo County Fair
Miss Queen Abbe
Jim Sutliff
Terre Haute
Mainway Barnes
Dorsie Spittler
Kay Queen
James Chaney
Rosedale
Charleston
To Bil le Burke Roy Crone and Don Larsen
Veteran performers Bil le Burke and baseball figures Roy Crone and Don Larsen are noted in a brief tribute. The item highlights their contributions to comedy and sport and memorializes their influence on fans and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comedienne
Bille Burke
Roy Crone
Don Larsen
Puzzle Quiz: Geographies and Anatomy Riddle
A terse quiz presents five prompts: The Dolomite Alps. the scapula. a vague Soviet region chiefly Ukraine. southeastern Switzerland. and a note about twenty monasteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Ukraine
Switzerland
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