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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1963
Page
4
A succinct editorial discusses the principle of defending free speech despite personal disagreement. It highlights Voltaire’s maxim about defending others’ right to express dissenting views and reflects on the balance between opinion and restraint in public discourse.
Washington braces for a massive civil rights demonstration on August 28 while rail unions threaten a strike on August 29. Senate debates on a limited nuclear test ban loom, with Kennedy administration at risk if talks go awry. National figures Rockefeller and Goldwater watch closely as summer politics heat up.
Seventeen years after the Hiroshima atomic bombing reports reveal scientists urged warnings and a demonstration option, but their petitions were kept from President Truman by the Groves team. The episode raises questions about civilian input in pivotal military decisions and government transparency.
The rise of international banks reshapes U S banking with foreign names returning and branches opening across states and cities. Banks from Switzerland Argentina Japan and others now accept deposits and loans alongside U S institutions. The two way street requires reciprocal access, but confidence and service keep American banks dominant.
Senator Javits labels the radical right as groups accusing Eisenhower of communism, seeking to impeach Chief Justice Warren, pushing a super court, repealing the income tax, and opposing arms control. He contrasts them with mainstream conservatism and warns of isolationism and civil liberties threats. The New York Republican weighs in on TV debate, highlighting the divisions within the conservative movement.
HAL BOYLE outlines a lighthearted guide to double talk and notes ADM MIN MILLER previews a Pan Am rooftop heliport on a 59 story building. He describes Vertol Boeing helicopters, high speed travel to LaGuardia and Idlewild, and safety features. A New York survey finds teen boys cost more to feed than girls.
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois, including Evening and Sunday, Evening only, and shorter terms with varying prices. It warns that unsolicited manuscripts letters and pictures are sent at the owner’s risk and the paper rejects liability for safe custody or return.
Daily star guidance by Stella. Readers born under Leo through Cancer receive tailored advice for personal progress and caution in investments. Aquarius should advance cautiously while Pisces and other signs face routine and social dynamics shaping tomorrow.
Answers: 1 Penelope is a unmarried woman or character. 2 If you saw a prince s feather you would pluck it. 3 Rostovtzeff was a historian. 4 The Seaway pays for itself in about fifty years from 1959. 5 Stalin s father was a cobbler.
Tribune staffers note a rare pre show at the Indiana Theater where the 1921 22 built six day wonder organ roared to life. An organist at the console played tune after tune before the regular show starting, a revival of silent film era charm.
The columnist recalls returning from vacation and struggling to rejoin conversations. A lunch with Sam Free loader at the Senate restaurant leads to a discussion of whether a game was deliberately lost, highlighting light humorous reflections on news, sports, and recollection.
A 1933 Terre Haute column recalls a $300-plus drug store robbery at Bind ley Wholesale Drug Co with narcotics seized. Rail yard hiring by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific, Highway 246 route studies, and NRA support quotes follow. Ice industry leader William T. Jobe projects 1963 processed ice sales exceeding $100 million.
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