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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
4
Editorial quotes Voltaire on free expression and the duty to defend diverse views. The piece argues that robust debate strengthens democracy and protects minority voices against censorship. It emphasizes enduring principle over transient opinion.
The Vienna space science symposium highlights Soviet openness on sterilizing spacecraft. Western scientists note comparable effectiveness to U.S. methods and a new disinfectant, reducing fears of Earth bacteria contaminating other planets. Increased data sharing signals potential international cooperation in space programs.
The article humorously notes the start of cookout season and the challenge of grilling well. It warns the backyard chef about timing, salt, and potential flare ups, while acknowledging the uppskilled but visual charm of the caped apron figure.
The Lake Superior sunken steamer salvage faces delay after an explosion blamed on saboteurs. Divers, from beginners to experts, previously explored its 85 foot slope with many scuba fans preferring the vessel remain at depth. The blast raises questions about who acted and whether salvage can resume.
Ambassador Goldberg told the Senate the United States has ratified the UN Charter yet has not ratified four human rights treaties on slavery forced labor women’s political rights and genocide. He said the delay harms U S standing abroad and that the Johnson administration will push for ratification. The Senate should act without further pressure.
At a Waldorf pre birthday press gathering Jim Farley, age 78, blows out 78 candles in a staged sequence that draws photographers and TV crews. He heads to a business trip spanning Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, the Philippines, Japan, and back to Hawaii by June 18. The piece also notes MUTUAL OF OMAHA's Wild Kingdom earning an Emmy and its upcoming fifth season with Marlin Perkins and Jim Fowler returning. Perkins, formerly St. Louis Zoo director, has a long career from Carthage Missouri to Wentworth Academy, Lincoln Park Zoo, and Chicago. Robert McNamara quips at Catham College about modern youth with a Plato quote from fifth century BC.
A humorous Omaha column advises men to choose a wife as an accountant or attorney, not a homemaker, comparing TV meals and appliances to a married man's financial burdens. The piece parades a bright blonde and references J Edgar Hoover while stressing a wife's supportive role and economic partnership.
Bil Keane mocks budgeting and insurance jargon, noting time payments, credit unions, and company plans. The piece satirizes how spouses scrutinize expenses from big purchases to Form 1040 forms, Schedule D, and capital loss considerations.
The Zodiac forecast mixes daily guidance with star signs and practical cautions. It covers Gemini to Pisces with focus on self discipline patience and prudent decisions while ending with an odd unrelated note about depreciable property and marriage options.
Answers cover Nancy Hanks as Lincoln's mother and George I as the king who did not understand English. An acute angle measures less than a right angle. Rubens painted women with plump figures. Tensile strength is the power to resist stretching. The date 1924 notes U S citizenship for American Indians.
Notice details mailing options and subscription prices for Terre Haute and surrounding areas. It lists rates for daily and evening editions, Sunday copies, and outside Indiana Illinois routes. Includes postal and registration notes, filing address, and liability disclaimer.
Tribunes staff notes weddings 1941 era for John and Marie Rosselli of 1600 6th Ave. Club 70 celebrates 25th anniversary June 5. Ed Rauscher birthday celebrated Monday. Charley Eberhardt to leave St Anthony's after three months. Marie Eberhardt birthday last Friday. Mae Barnes birthday today over 21. Janie Pot hs Queen of Brothers of the Brush dance at Elks Country Club. Rotogravure deadline May 18 for June 12 special. Forty one St Anthony Hospital employees honored June 9 banquet. Dick Tuttle guest speaker. Jaycee Wives honor outgoing officers Friday at Elks. Drs Burt Scherb Jim Reynolds and son Camp Manitou Ontario noted. Evelyn Kelly turns 80 tomorrow.
A colorful roundup describes the Kobe Steak House owner Henry Levy who spent ten years in Japan and prepares dishes. It also profiles Marsha Hastings de votes a soprano aiming for the Met, mentions police protection for Beatles at Shea Stadium, actors like Jan Provost and Peter O'Toole, social scenes at various clubs, and notes on theater figures including Sidney Poitier and Audrey Hepburn.
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