Editorial Quote on Free Speech Courage
A quotation attributed to Voltaire is cited as a defense of free expression. The piece emphasizes the principle of defending others' right to speak even amid disagreement.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
4
A quotation attributed to Voltaire is cited as a defense of free expression. The piece emphasizes the principle of defending others' right to speak even amid disagreement.
The piece warns of a coming mud-slinging national election. It notes unstable elements jockeying for position amid international tension and warns about far-right fanatics infiltrating civic groups and school boards. It contrasts crackpot radicals with true conservatives and urges voters to seek sane motivations.
A stockholder sues over a president's 230000 yearly pay and benefits. The piece argues executive wages must reflect national competition and rare managerial talent, noting the salary represents the American dream and the economy benefits from high achievers.
The piece contrasts many types of fishermen and their prey from bass to sturgeon. It notes two main motives for fishing: to catch fish and to fish for the act itself, the latter described as incurable and deeply addictive.
Dr Middleton H Lambright Jr, a respected Cleveland area surgeon and head of the Academy ethics committee, was chosen as president elect of the Cleveland Academy of Medicine. His Negro heritage, grandson of former slaves, is highlighted as a meaningful sign of progress amid racial tensions.
A Washington commentary reviews Betty Friedan and Robert Stein debating whether women should choose between home making and a career. The piece questions gender roles, noting men rarely sacrifice work for marriage and praising personal balance and understanding from magazines.
Taxpayers at the Terre Haute city council session demanded sewer system relief amid 12 petitions bearing 699 property owner signatures. W E Stokes warned voters against signing ballots to avoid defacement. Scout Kenneth Gordon saved a life at Ohio Street pond.
The Department of Justice lists 24 civil rights areas under federal jurisdiction. Kennedy may push full government power to guarantee these rights, possibly including troops or armed civilians to support integration by judicial decision. The piece notes key rights, Negro demands for full public accommodation integration, and historical context from 1957 Eisenhower legislation and Senator Russell’s critique.
Daily except Sunday Terre Haute Tribune notice lists contact numbers Crawford 1331 1332 1334 1336 and mail rates for Indiana Illinois readers including Evening and Sunday year 17.90 Evening only 7.50 and six month and three month options. An 1903 postage note states second class post status and owner risk for unsolicited manuscripts.
Born today you show a strong will paired with restlessness. The struggle between these traits can block progress unless you let will prevail. Success hinges on prioritizing will over restlessness to establish yourself. Read tomorrow’s paragraph by selecting your birthday.
A 1963 United Feature Syndicate horoscope page advises Geminis to strive for better relationships, Cancers to weigh new ideas, Leos to finish routine tasks, and Virgos to think before reacting. Each sign gets a highlighted approach, with emphasis on balance between duty and personal conduct.
California's share of the national market for electronic devices rose from seven percent in 1949 to twenty five percent in 1962, an estimated $152 million, according to the Western Electronic Manufacturers Association.
President John W. Pike of Struthers Scientific and International Corp says desalting will emerge as a general commercial industry before year’s end, moving beyond its research phase. He forecasts broad adoption across sectors and markets.
The passage argues Kennedy shifted from a moderate voting rights stance to a more aggressive approach, potentially appealing to Republicans for the next year's presidential campaign. The text emphasizes the device as a fearsome tool in the South and discusses political strategy beyond the race issue.
Tribunes staffers note official start of summer on June 21 amid rising temperatures. Mr and Mrs Robert Weast and Mrs Harry Weast recently returned from a Mack Trucks sponsored sales meeting in Washington DC to view a 1914 Mack on permanent display at the Smithsonian. Bob and Dorothy Clark celebrate 24 years of marriage today. Indiana University School of Law alumni elected officers in Bloomington. Mary Kaiser preserves family memories from trunks with Civil War and Revolutionary War relics. Marshall Illinois hosts a fine arts festival next Sunday June 9. Don Dawson, ISC graduate, to teach in Marshall schools next year. Flo Dawson expects a baby this fall.
A collection of curious trivia and quotes from 20th century curiosities. Numbers range from 74 million silver coins to 15 000 sun worshippers, with notes on famous authors and historical tidbits.
1) British women gained partial voting rights in 1918 and full equality in 1928. 2) India’s flag uses saffron white and green with the wheel in the center. 3) A fraise is a type of spear or polearm used in certain historical contexts. 4) Dura lumin contains metal alloys including aluminum and magnesium components. 5) The two bright stars in Gemini are Castor and Pollux.
A reflection on a newborn’s early strength and will, noting notable achievements at present and hinting at a resilient character in the years to come.
Goethe notes uneasiness is a form of sagacity while fools remain free of it. The quote contrasts reflective awareness with folly.
The term describes something unique and surpassing imitation with roots in Latin imitatatus meaning copied.
To great Shakespearean actor Maurice Evans and film actress Paulette Goddard, tributes are noted highlighting their prominent careers in stage and cinema.
Sixteen years ago today the subcontinent was partitioned into present day India and Pakistan dividing Hindu and Muslim states.
The notes list items from 1918 including India related reference points. It mentions a series of pointed stakes projecting from ramparts, metals such as aluminum copper manganese and sometimes magnesium, and the stars Castor and Pollux.
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