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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
4
Commentary defends free speech amid controversy citing Voltaire’s dictum that one may disapprove yet defend the right to speak. The piece argues for resilient dialogue and the value of open debate in a pluralist society.
A three judge panel of the federal Court of Appeals declared Maryland 53 year old unit system unconstitutional. The ruling ends rural counties’ outsized influence in statewide races and follows a similar Georgia development. Chief Judge Simon E Sobeleff authored the decision, seen as unlikely to be appealed. Some push for a constitutional amendment to curb federal court interference.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette announce copy delivery by 6 00 p m with messenger service and list office and circulation contacts. It details subscription prices for Indiana Illinois and outside routes and notes postal details and liability for submitted manuscripts.
Walter Winchell reports on Audrey Hepburn Jill St John Nanette Fabray and Joan Crawford sightings at Garden of Eden Le Chateau Richelieu and other spots in New York. Notes playful quips about stars public figures and nightlife with quick snappy vignettes and social observations.
Students at Washington University in St. Louis tore down civil defense shelter signs as a protest against the belief that basements with signs could shield citizens from nuclear war. They argued that a mass shelter program is a farce and that real defense requires efforts to prevent war, not reliance on shelters that offer little protection.
The U N stands in danger with finances strained by Soviet refusal to pay assessments. Russia owes about 46 million dollars for Congo and Middle East peacekeeping, joined by France and others withholding payments. World must support the U N or risk a fate similar to the League of Nations.
Secretary Freeman used live cockroaches in a transparent box to illustrate the need for expanded research on controlling insect pests that invade the nation's food supply. He warned that cockroaches and other insects waste or contaminate vast amounts of grain, threatening abundance and prompting continued laboratory focus.
Jim Bishop paints a portrait of Madrid filled with beauty and contradictions. The city of 2.2 million blends grand boulevards with intimate courtyards, while bullfights, festivals, and a rising Almudena cathedral frame daily life. He notes wage gaps, Franco era economics, and a broad social aim to balance class structures as Spain modernizes.
At the Women’s National Press Club Robert Stein defended Red book against charges it limits women’s careers while Betty Friedan argued magazines keep women trapped in housewifery. The clash left Stein outflanked and the author promised a follow‑up column.
Public Service Commission engineers and auditors prepared for a public hearing on Terre Haute Citizens Telephone lower rates. Gillis Drug Store to open at 667 Wabash. Terre Haute House drug store opened yesterday. Local club meeting hosted by Mrs. Arthur Ward included several ladies. G A Carrs vacationed in Washington and New York. Ira Hall exited 500 mile Indianapolis race due to a snapped connecting rod. plans for next year. Terre Haute YMCA to run summer swimming lessons with Raymond Sparks directing lifeguards.
It lists trivia Q A with questions about Low Sunday the planet Jupiter architect James Hoban Omaha Nebraska and a tax or customs collector. It also notes on this date in 1792 Kentucky joining the Union and witch trials in New England.
An astrology column notes a highly spiritual nature for today births and urges listening to intuition over hard facts. It offers sign by sign guidance from Gemini to Pisces advising caution, social pleasure, calm discussions, rest, gentle endings, and outdoor activity as applicable.
The Aries section urges including the family in plans for the lady, while Taurus advises finding joy in giving joy to others. It promotes kindness and consideration to guide today’s activities and notes morning church attendance as a path to closer ties.
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