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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
4
A row of lines from Voltaire frames the editorial stance defending freedom of expression. The piece argues principles over personal offense and cautions against suppressing dissenting viewpoints in a plural society.
The House Commerce Committee plans joint hearings with the Transportation and Aeronautics Subcommittee to probe aircraft noise from jets and propellers. Experts will testify as legislators seek possible remedies or expanded research authority.
Fans honor Coach Bob Devaney at Nebraska with a 200000 life insurance policy that would be cancelled if he leaves before 1968. Annual premiums total 9000 dollars, adding to his 17000 dollar salary. The column ponders what faculty might think and jokes about future gifts to professors.
In a Chicago court a dispute over a dog between two families is settled not by ruling but by the dog’s wagging tail toward the three children family. A lawyer then donates a dog to the disappointed side, yielding an odd but happy ending.
The piece notes annual congressional operating costs near 275 000 and a doubling of expenses over a decade. It argues Congress lacks outside checks and should curb lavish housekeeping to improve public trust, warning that self governance without restraint harms perceived stature.
Born today you show executive potential with strong ideas and practical vision. You prefer others handle petty details yet keep the big picture and plan in mind for achieving goals tomorrow and beyond.
Sagittarius through Scorpio are urged to seek balance and reflection this Sunday. Morning worship inspires, rest follows, plans are formed, and personal relations may improve through calm discussion and thoughtful routines.
Former President Dwight Eisenhower's prominent young aide in Washington described in a United Press International dispatch. The piece notes his rising profile and ties to the Eisenhower administration during December.
Advance magazine editors argue Republicans must dump current congressional and campaign committee leaders. They propose refusing to back segregationist candidates in the South to win back the Negro vote nationwide. Publisher Bruce K Chap man, a Harvard graduate, leads the group citing 1962 southern gains as a shameful record and criticizing Sen. Barry Goldwater.
A collage of jokes and dittoed anecdotes from New York reflects post election chatter. A Cook County boat vote ends with a seven to two count while Lincoln Center misnames a hall as Philanthropic Hall. Other items joke about schools, censorship, and Space Age art.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette lists subscription prices for Indiana and Illinois regions, with rates for Evening and Sunday, Evening only, and durations from three months to a year. It provides contact numbers for circulation and staff, plus postal and submission notes and a disclaimer about unsolicited materials.
December 1 items note Mrs. George Russler and daughters Amy and Joan visiting Lafayette Avenue hosts Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Abbott. Work starts on a new traffic light at Eleventh Street and Wabash Avenue under Charles Reynolds. Other items mention trips, clubs, and a 1932 show at Gerstmeyer High School auditorium.
The set asks about expede Herculem meaning a speedy fate for Hercules. The black widow venom is noted for killing prey or defending itself. Antigen functions to stimulate immune response. Antigone meets a tragic death and is entombed. A desmon is a bird.
A reflective quotation attributed to George Eliot about life’s fleeting moments and the elusive recognizing of angels until they are gone.
A dated recap notes the United States demanding the expulsion of two German military attaches for alleged sabotage on American soil. The passage also includes scattered calendar references and assorted biographical lines about public figures, horoscopes, and odd linguistic notes.
The Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee says Goldwater cannot remain as Senate campaign chairman because he will seek re election in 1964. Rep William E Miller R NY is named as his opposition in the House and the party is urged to replace him with a notable figure.
In a pastel waiting room two women, Clara and Tessie, confront a dangerous clinic scam. Tessie guides Clara to a gynecologist, exposing a fake doctor and a $500 demand. The young woman learns nothing is physically wrong. the riddle asks which was the sinner.
A humorous column from Washington notes the bachelor and career girl dynamic in the capital and the quirks of their housing choices. Akron shoplifters, per Paul Brothers, reportedly stole an 18 foot boat with equipment and an Akron store seeks a concert grand piano.
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