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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
4
A historical quotation from Voltaire frames the piece, asserting that defending others' right to express opposing views is essential. The editorial reflects on the principle of free speech and its role in democratic discourse, urging readers to uphold civil debate even when opinions differ.
The article reports Secretary Anderson’s failed mission to secure West German aid for U.S. troop costs, spurring calls for possible pullback and warnings from Washington about NATO reactions. Bonn’s stance remains uncertain as a new U.S. administration approaches.
Vance Packard critiques Christmas customs as draining nerves and raising tensions noted by health authorities. He argues holiday excesses and social pressures sour the season, blaming boozy office parties and secular excess for eroding Christmas meaning and fostering fatigue and isolation.
Admiral Hyman G. Rickover cautions that abundant consumer goods do not guarantee national greatness. He argues public education, public transportation, and medical care lag behind prosperity, urging renewed focus on neglected public enterprise and social investment.
Union leaders prepare to press the incoming Democratic administration for aLabor Secretary acceptable to union executives and for welfare measures and labor-relief efforts. They credit Kennedy’s election to their support and seek recognition, posing a major early challenge for the new president.
The Terre Haute Gazette began in 1869 and The Terre Haute Tribune was established in 1894, marking long running newspaper origins in Terre Haute.
Call The Tribune if you do not receive your copy by 6:00 p.m.. contact details list Crawford extensions for office, circulation, sports, composing room, editorial, and weekend desk. Subscription rates shown for various zones and durations. notices about postage and submission liability are included.
The NOSEY News reports recent births in City Hall and a playful guppy tank rescue in the Police Matrons office led by Frances Bailey and Betty Inglert. It also mentions events from a Reverend John Rawlings traffic accuser to a large Terre Haute House baby shower honoring Lee King Johnson and Bud, a city officer, with dental trips for Mary Klute and career moves for Ralph Olson in Royal Oak, Michigan.
HAL BOYLE vents holiday humor as department store Santa jokes entertain shoppers. The piece then shifts to a practical packing list for hospital stays and travel, advising readers on what to bring, avoid, and prepare, from night apparel to Blue Cross cards and personal items.
Born today you are reserved yet capable, seeking control and reliable operation. You prefer working from home, may pursue music or dance socially, and men show business skill and wealth potential. Ambitions high, you favor bright views, and marriages may be favorable with charm and good judgment. Notable names listed include Tina Leser and Alicia Markova.
Sagittarius to Pisces outlines suggest practical choices, early gift planning and romantic openness. Aries to Capricorn emphasize focused action, organizational balance, and careful handling of business or financial matters. Overall advice centers on sound decisions and purposeful effort.
This grab bag asks about St Agnes Eve legends the fate of a maiden. painter Sebastian del Piombo by trade. the sultan who nearly conquered the West in 1529. the components of a board foot. and the president who entered Washington in disguise for his inauguration.
On this date in 1919 the American born Lady Nancy Astor made history by taking her seat in the British House of Commons. Her swearing in marked a turning point as she became the first woman to sit as a member of Parliament.
Quotation from Lucius Falk nd noting pity for unlearned gentlemen on a rainy day.
A brief definition notes necessitated or forced meaning and traces origin to Latin ne and cedere, meaning not and to go away.
The reading predicts an average fortune with possible domestic advancement. It also foresees a today’s child who will be affectionate and artistic.
To Mary Martin, musical comedy star, Cyril Ritchard, actor, Jefferson Caffery, U S diplomat, and Marty Marion of baseball fame.
A tablet or painting depicts a supposed revelation about the sitter’s future spouse. The artwork is linked to Suleiman the Magnificent era symbolism. An exhibit notes a measurement of 144 cubic inches for the display case. Abraham Lincoln is referenced due to a reported plot to assassinate him.
Scout leader George Clewlow from McAlester suffered a sprained ankle during a camp checkers game. His foot went to sleep, he banged it to restore circulation, and twisted the ankle.
A veteran Savannah preacher warns against allowing a third insult as the sermon cycle repeats. Major General Joe Maas and officer Paul Healy quip about a Marine general serving blind for a year. American college boys return from Paris tour, visiting Folies Bergere and Moulin Rouge, joking about skin blindness from the shows.
Fifty eight building permits with an estimated total cost of 20709 were issued in November 1930, announced by City Building Inspector William Irwin. Birth announced for George W. Jr. by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Eddy of 26 Monroe Boulevard Edgewood Grove. Mrs. K D Begeman and daughters Verna and Jean returned from Brownsburg Indiana. Charles Paddock and family at home on Sycamore street after visiting St Louis. Mrs J Bruce Bindley hosted a luncheon bridge at Terre Haute Country Club. Everett Osterhage and William Roberts families returned from Waukegan Illinois.
A Washington columnist recalls public figures reluctant to speak during the holidays. The piece mocks the Norstad plan to share U S decision making with NATO, questions U S sovereignty, and discusses Vernon J Veritas urging a White House chapel. The narrator contrasts past warners with current entanglements and asks what happened to the United States.
Fact graphics note Mexico marks independence with celebrations on September 15 16 and November 20. Armadillos exhibit a scaled head mule like ears bear like claws rat tail and a bony armor suit. The first US railroad tunnel was built in 1833 near Johnstown Pennsylvania for the Allegheny Portage Railroad now part of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Over 200 steamship lines keep offices in San Francisco port.
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