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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1959
Page
4
A concise editorial asserts the core principle of defending speech even when opinions are disagreeable. It emphasizes liberty of expression as essential, warning against censorship and endorsing robust debate in a plural society.
The late John Foster Dulles favored patient adherence to Western principles to build permanent peace via an international law framework and a world court. He believed Soviet change could favor the free world, with even the USSR gradually entering a system of law and justice.
Baseball leaders approve the idea of a third major league after year of talks. Key issues include recruiting eight capable teams, players from existing leagues, and potential drafts from top minor leagues. Experts say it will take years before a three league World Series is possible, but the plan stirs keen interest.
A House appropriations subcommittee pressured the US Information Agency over film releases abroad. When questioned, USIA admitted the films were withheld for quality and light about the U S, yet the panel argued the film titles must be disclosed. The episode echoes historic parliamentary influence over royal prerogatives.
The piece argues that while myths about tempting fate persist, practical caution against hazards like overheated furnaces faulty wiring and choking plastic bags is sensible. Foreseeing risk and taking precautions to prevent tragedy is reasonable and enduring in modern safety thinking.
Born today you are original and inventive with courage of your own convictions. Opposition proves nothing, you work harder to reach your goals. You are versatile but progress fastest by finishing one task before starting another. Your judgment is sound though you are emotional and demanding in love. Not wise to wed in haste. Notable figures born on this date include Thomas Mann John Trumbull Nathan Hale Will James.
The column offers astrological advice for each sign noting actions to take such as church attendance inspiration family outings future planning and social activities. It emphasizes wellness and connection with relatives and friends through outings gatherings and neighborhood engagement.
A New Jersey resident prefers Double Trouble to Mount Misery, highlighting unusual town names across the state. Other quirky locales include Pi Hi Plumsted Allamuchy Manaka Chunk Oneg s Hat Love Ladies and Hi Nella Borough, illustrating playful or peculiar local nomenclature.
Walter Winchell and Betty Hutton headline a whirlwind of Hollywood connections. Greta Musser, 16, linked to Vic Mature in Europe, while Marlon Brando dates Frances Nuyen. Paulette Adams navigates socialites. James Devereaux funds Cannes wine. Capered wealth, seduction scenes, and legal threats color a lavish, scandal-filled snapshot of show business in flux.
Omer Zale a 24 year old milkman known for his friendly waves was attacked after a street project worker followed him to a truck and struck him with a roundhouse right. Zale received seven stitches for the head wound.
A saucer lands in front of a major New York newspaper. The eccentric pilot, claiming to be editor of a stratosphere paper, steps out and dodges questions about his origin. Meanwhile Corey Ford quips on shrinking humor and growing political sensitivities in satire and caricature.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including First Zone and Rural Routes options. Contact and delivery details list office lines, with warnings about unsolicited submissions and liability limits.
Automobile believed stolen from Sept 19 1927 in Terre Haute was recovered and thief arrested following telephoned reports to Chief James Mitchell from Rockford Illinois. Women's Department Club begins drive for a new clubhouse. Fisk Rubber Company dinner honors 62 dealers at the Terre Haute House. 1928 29 graduates at West Point and Annapolis include Garfield High School alumni Richard Wimner and Herschel House both to graduate with high honors. Susan Ricker Knox portrait painter visited Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Risley hosted C A Harris of Los Angeles and others. Virginia McKibben to return from Wellesley for summer vacation.
The Dome of the Rock sits in Jerusalem. Angkor Wat dates to the 12th century. The Great Wall spans about 13,000 miles. Little Paris of the New World refers to New Orleans. The state with the largest forest area in the East is Maine.
Euripides, Greek poet, notes that a wavering mind rests on a base possession, signaling a view of unstable judgment as foundational to human weakness.
1918 American forces won the Battle of Belleau Wood marking a significant Allied achievement. The record notes D-Day in 1944 with Allied invasion of Normandy and the 1942 Midway victory by Americans. Also memorials for 632 Mohammed and 1937 Jean Harlow death are listed with dates.
To Robert C. Sheriff English playwright Walter Abel actor and Bill Dickey famous baseball coach On Sunday June 7 To George Szell Cleveland orchestra conductor Alexander P de Seversky airplane designer Jessica Tandy actress Maj David G Simons balloonist Bobby Avila baseball and Rocky Graziano ex boxing champion
A concise note explains enumerate as counting or listing items in order. It traces origin to Latin ex meaning out and numerare meaning to count, highlighting its use in organizing data or items sequentially.
Today’s child is likely artistic and volatile, promising a brilliant conversational skill. For Sunday June 7 a happy event appears likely, with travel and literature shaping gains and creative energy for the day.
A brief item notes a mosque located in Jerusalem, mentions the twelfth division, cites a distance of about 1 400 miles, and references the Vieux Carre in New Orleans and the state of Maine.
Passengers at Chantilly Airport near Washington will be moved from terminal to airplanes in moving mobile lounges. The 15 by 60 foot lounges seat about 80, eliminating walkways as passengers travel from sealed terminal connections to their planes via pneumatic connections.
Jim Bishop recounts the dawn of D-Day at Sainte-Mere-Eglise where a midnight fire, German gunners, and paratroopers mark the town’s liberation. Mayor Renaud helps pump water as American captains and Taylor meet, flags rise, and the first inland link to Utah Beach forms with 11,000 troops in the vicinity.
The article outlines leukemia’s biology with excessive white blood cells and anemia, notes historical deadliness, and credits antifolic agents introduced since 1948 with improved survival. It cites a Boston study where half of 800 treated children remained alive after 14 months, signaling progress though not a cure.
Mrs C reports nails break and fingertips ache. The condition may stem from a vitamin deficiency, especially lack of vitamin A, suggesting dietary or supplement evaluation to address potential deficiency.
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