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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1963
Page
4
Daily Terre Haute Gazette and Terre Haute Tribune publish in Terre Haute Indiana. Readers are urged to call by 7 p.m. if a copy is not received, with Sunday calls before 11 a.m. Various subscription rates apply by mail and region. The Tribune rejects liability for unsolicited articles sent to it.
The piece cites Voltaire and argues that robust democracy requires defending speech one may oppose. It asserts principles of free expression, civic dialogue, and the danger of censorious trends eroding open discourse.
The piece reports London speculation on a possible peaceful US Russia accord within a year and its global implications. It notes American skepticism about Soviet pronouncements, cites two arguments for cooperation, and discusses how other nations might react to a joint American Russian governance model. It also covers the nuclear testing ban debate and congressional prospects.
Chrysler Corp President Lynn A. Townsend cited a tidal wave of young buyers and rising population as factors lifting demand for 1964 models. Prosperity and more multi car families fuel turnover, though traffic solutions lag behind new car growth.
The death of Philip L. Graham publisher of the Washington Post highlights mental illness as a public issue. This tragedy stresses need for expanded mental health research as society grows more complex and tensions rise. Gas supplies 29 percent of the nation's energy needs.
A Times Square stabbing follows a hair insult as a columnist probes baldness myths. It surveys hair composition, heredity, growth rates, and treatments from transplants to aging patterns, naming figures like Eisenhower Fisher and Khrushchev and detailing salon practices and common misconceptions.
The cartoon mulls hair loss as linked to ego and worry. It jokes that scalp care rarely prevents baldness and notes women’s hair experiments not causing baldness. It suggests a carefree stance as a humorous take on vanity and hair.
Born today you are an iconoclast who discards the old only to make room for something of value. Read your birthday paragraph to learn what your day holds including Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo insights.
A government survey shows farm fires last year caused a record 175 million dollars in damage, up seven percent from the year before. The study finds rural blazes average six times costlier than urban fires.
A mix of trivia and quotes asking about tikers sport Ireland Latin terms and historical notes. It lists answers for a mini quiz on Aug 25 across fields like diplomacy education music and baseball with a final note on language and a five part quick check.
August 24 1933 reports Joseph L Wheatley 50 of Rosedale shot and killed by a police squad after resisting arrest during an attempted street car holdup. A Dumas Junk and Salvage robbery netted about 57 dollars. Indiana pension registrations begin in county auditor Propst office. Terre Haute to host Transcontinental and Western Airways stops. Virginia Howes performs at Fontanet Bean Dinner.
On Line reports brain surgeon Dr Lafcadio Zilch describes a patient who reads Khrushchev era news before surgery and shares a satirical transcript of a dialogue debating Khrushchev, Cuba, and U S Soviet relations with tongue in cheek references to world leaders and policies.
The Lighter Side notes a Paris fashion report about a famed designer premiering very revealing necklines in a fall collection. A witty exchange with the columnist’s wife adds a personal jab about fashion trends and affordability.
A humorous column describes knee focus in women wearing shifts and shorts, noting the discomfort of the narrator who feels eyes on knees in social settings. Interleaved are financial tidbits from New York and Houston: Tax Foundation cites 1962 federal spending around 173 billion dollars, while Standard Oil reports over 3 billion in taxes for 1962.
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