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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
4
A modern editorial argues that true liberty requires defending even unpopular opinions. It cites Voltaire and frames free expression as essential to public discourse, urging resilience against censorship while affirming responsibility in speech.
The piece questions Premier Khrushchev's inconsistent public stance from bluster to peace and analyzes whether his Albania trip aimed to newsworthiness, pressure for a summit, or to shift focus away from Geneva. It notes his desire for attention and the possibility that ego influences his foreign policy timing.
A speaker urges graduates to preserve the good in our society while reforming its ugliness. Change should be gradual and based on past truths, not a rush to tear down the old. The key lesson is to see life clearly and remember Rome was not built in a day.
A discussion notes that individual action in democracy and philanthropy can trigger large effects. Over the last decade public contributions funded 70 percent of philanthropic construction totaling 14 billion dollars, with 4.6 billion for churches and 4.3 billion for private education, 2.8 billion for private hospitals, all driven by many small donors and endowments.
Fidel Castro postpones his land reform program in Cuba for twelve months. The decision preserves large sugar plantations while signaling possible future revisions to avoid harming the economy. The piece argues Cuba needs crop diversity and cautions against indiscriminate land division.
James C. Fagin is elected county superintendent of schools at a township trustees meeting. May 20 1929 the Terre Haute Pure Milk and Ice Cream Company becomes Dresser Dairy Products Company. County review renews sessions in the county assessor’s office. Fire damages George Wolf residence at 2117 South Eighth Street with $2000 loss. Music students from Gerstmeyer Tech High plan an outing at Donald Meyers home. Two PTA groups press for park grounds matrons to supervise playgrounds. park board to review with Superintendent Milligan.
The questions cover felucca use, a Civil War battle named the battle above the clouds, Amelia Earhart as the first solo Atlantic flyer, the first capital of the Mohammedan empire, and the year the North Atlantic Treaty was signed.
A historical note marks the birth of George III of England in 1738. The timeline also recalls Reinhardt Heydrich’s assassination in 1942 and the 1944 Allied capture of Rome, framing pivotal late World War II events.
A quotable line attributes the dignity of woman to being unknown to the world and links her glory to her husband s esteem and family happiness in a Rousseau saying captured in the text.
A historical note explains imprimatur as a license to publish or censor approval allowing printing. It traces the term to Latin Let it be printed, describing its role in granting sanctioned publication.
Noted public figures Robert Merrill baritone soprano Rosalind Russell actress and Ray Coleman of baseball fame are named in a society note detailing social appearances and engagements.
A forthcoming wedding is expected with a simple, elegant plan. The couple aims for a refined, low key celebration and a smooth transition to married life.
Amelia Earhart and the Battle of Lookout Mountain are connected to Tennessee and Medina era events in a Mediterranean context with dates like 1949 noted for reference.
Three year old Keith Rolling in Troy, Alabama, claims to be among the world’s youngest tractor drivers. He can start and stop the machine, shift into forward or reverse, and drive it with supervision.
Hal Boyle offers a satirical view on wealth and money in a Europe trip riff. He jokes about money buying status and the curious ethics of riches versus poverty with quips on credit, borrowing, and consumer habits.
Walter Winchell’s items reveal a crowded star whirl of dates, marriages, and career moves. Ingrid Bergman, Gina La Verne, Deborah Reynolds, Gregory Peck, and others figure in salons, premieres, and salon chatter with mentions of Armando, Antonella Becchi Piaggio, and Umberto Agnelli in play.
Over the past five years Turkey has added 118 new hotels for tourism, boosting accommodation capacity. The development reflects ongoing investment in travel infrastructure to attract visitors to major destinations and coastlines.
Vintage Terre Haute notices detail subscription rates for the Tribune and Gazette, mail delivery and late call procedures, and routing areas. It lists contact numbers, office hours, and post office handling, plus a disclaimer that unsolicited submissions are at the sender's risk.
Horoscope notes exceptional talent for those born on June 4 and urges strong will power and focus. It highlights stages, romance, and careful life-partner choice, naming Frank Nathan Buchman Jeremy Belknap Alla Nazimova Wendell Phillips Garrison and King George III as examples born on this date. It suggests readers check tomorrow's reading by birthday.
Horoscope notes give daily tips for all twelve signs with guidance on work romance travel and relaxation. Highlights include Taurus closing a big deal to one’s advantage and Libra enjoying the best day for romance while Cancer tidies routine and Leo profits in selling.
A patron caused a disturbance at an eastside all night eatery breaking a sugar bowl and other items then fled in a low profile car. The proprietor noted the license number as police investigate the vandalism and thefts reported by local business owners.
Author Slam Marshall traced combat morale in 1953 Korea using 50000 interview notes. He found 73 heroes from the Pork Chop Hill action honored for awards, mostly sons of ordinary families, with love at home shaping their courage. The piece links battlefield valor to broader questions of truth and memory.
Charles H. Morse of Lake Forest Illinois and his wife donated 26 paintings from their private Midwest collection to Beloit College. The works were amassed over 25 years while the family lived in a castle near Munich Germany.
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