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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1959
Page
4
A quotation attributed to Voltaire is cited as a defense of free expression, noting the balance between disapproval and protection. The piece frames the principle as essential to democratic discourse, urging tolerance of opposing views.
A state legislature after a special session debates taxes and rejects a referendum as a tool. A lawmaker argues against entrusting the people with the momentous decision, risking voter backlash at the next election. The piece condemns the view that citizens lack competence to decide government issues.
Hoyt Wilhelm and Gene Conley wow, shifting pennant odds as they star for Baltimore and Philadelphia respectively. Wilhelm, ace knuckleballer, once journeyman for Giants and others, tossed a near no hitter last week and kept battles tight. Conley, once Braves star, silenced the current champs in his latest outing.
An old statute allowing groups of 15 or more to form to arrest criminals has enabled the Ohio State Rangers a nonofficial force. Legitimate agencies scorn the Rangers while rural counties grant some permissions. Critics warn repeal is needed to prevent mob rule and dangers from outdated laws.
The Internal Revenue Code allows state officials to examine federal income tax returns and thirty four states have requested this access. Seven states Wisconsin Colorado North Carolina Kansas Minnesota Kentucky and Montana have signed cooperation agreements with the federal government to exchange information. This enhances detection of nonfilers and improves the accuracy of taxable income reporting. The system benefits compliant taxpayers by ensuring government costs are borne by those who pay.
Born to day you have a tempestuous temper and great talent. You are a fine organizer yet detest detail and a quick to take offense. Notable people born on this date include Stravinsky Benedict Smith Valesquez Wenner Gren.
Daily sun sign readings summarize month ahead focus for each sign with guidance on goals, family, finances, and participation in community events. Highlights include personal dreams, career readiness, public dealings, and domestic or vacation opportunities.
A Steelways article in the American Iron and Steel Institute notes chromium alloyed with nickel molybdenum and aluminum may form a heat resistant metal for space craft. The alloy withstands about 1000 degrees, resists corrosion and promises lower production costs for volume use.
A domestic farce humorously critiques the space monkey program. Mrs Murgatroyd clashes with her husband over the space monkeys while their children, chores, and daily woes intrude. The scene ends with a frantic reaction to a monkey at the door.
About 200 Army chaplains gather in Stuttgart on June 10 for a conference on their wartime and postwar duties. The piece highlights American military conduct in occupied zones, praises Chaplain Colonel Benedict Henderson, and notes reforms since 1945 reducing jail populations and improving troop behavior, with British praise cited.
The Terre Haute Tribune press details and contact lines outline subscription rates for Evening and Sunday editions, mailing options, and service hours. It notes circulation offices in Crawfordsville and lists department contacts, while warning that unsolicited submissions are sent at the owner's risk.
Miss Eleanor Blanche Rippe announced a pupils recital at the Woman's Department club house. Kee Wana Club elected Marie Borum president and Lorine Nadzeika vice president at the June meeting. Mrs Rena Dennison from Westfield visited Mrs Dalquist. Kathryn Welch resigned from the Herz Store after years of service. WMS and Ladies Aid planned June meeting at Mrs Amberger 2015 North Eighth Street.
The questions cover Clifford Curzon's occupation, the author of an opera titled Russian and Cudmilla, the Central American country without a coastline, the state hosting Hungry Horse dam, and the Lincoln Memorial's age in Washington.
A quotation attributes a man's character to being all dove and no serpent, noting that such purity makes him look foolish in daily life yet can undermine his good deeds.
A dictionary style entry explains impostor as a person who imposes on others through deception. It notes the word's origin from Latin impowere meaning to impose.
The list recalls events such as the 680 feast of St Boniface honoring an English monk sent to Germany. It notes 1846 the first telegraph line from Philadelphia to Baltimore. 1849 Danish Constitution Day and 1916 the British battleship Hampshire sunk by mines with Lord Kitchener aboard during World War I.
A birthday note honors William Boyd actor Eddie Joost baseball figure Lou Brissie and Marion Motley former professional football star all recognized for their contributions and careers.
The forecast notes a strong year ahead, highlighting momentum in commerce and market activity. Analysts predict rising opportunities, with emphasis on innovation and leadership driving gains. The outlook also points to favorable economic indicators supporting expansion and confidence.
A concert pianist, Mikhail Glinka, performed in El Salvador with ties to Montana. The piece was dedicated in 1922.
The text notes a slackening of discipline and fitness after World War II, with impacts on Korean War readiness. It cites broken marches, court martial, troop rotation, and weak physical training as factors, and mentions prisoner of war resilience. It points to reforms discussed at the Stuttgart convention to improve this situation.
Timely advice promotes safe car behavior for families with kids. Humane officers report May totals of 287 unclaimed dogs destroyed and urge vaccination and leash use. Local residents celebrate new appointments, awards, scholarships, and a Moonwatcher milestone at McLean Junior High.
The piece recounts Richard Neuberger's cancer battle, including tumors on his tongue, testicle, and lungs, and his shift from political ambition to personal life. It describes his Portland treatment, the humility it inspired, and his eventual return to Washington with support from colleagues.
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