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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
4
A columnist recalls Voltaire’s declaration that liberty of expression must be defended even when the speaker’s views are opposed. The note frames ongoing debates over free speech and civic rights in contemporary discourse.
Alabama Governor George Wallace signals a public stand to block black students from entering the University of Alabama as a federal court orders desegregation. A federal judge enjoins him from interfering, risking criminal contempt and up to ten years in jail, while Wallace frames it as defending constitutional government.
Paul H. Nitze notes the United States adds a Polaris submarine missile or an Minute Man ICBM daily, arguing deterrence rises while warning of financial burden and higher risk of accidental war as the Soviet Union ramps up missiles too. The piece weighs patriotic pride against global risk and costs.
Dr James E Allen Jr New York state education commissioner warned that by 1970 only about one in five dropouts with less than a high school education will find unskilled, low paying work. Four fifths who leave before graduation are unlikely to secure work, suggesting strong motivation to finish school.
The article recalls Pope John XXIII wishing to visit his birthplace Sotto Il Monte and Venice. It compares with Pope St. Pius X who returned from Venice by gondola to Rome in 1903 and was later sainted. Cardinal Roncalli later became pope John XXIII and hoped to return to Venice in 1958 before the conclave. Communications teams kept Vatican news wires open for five days.
Six officials testified before a House appropriations subcommittee on the U S Travel Service budget asking for 4.2 million dollars for fiscal 1964. The hearing questioned spending from a Tokyo office carpet to gold stamped manuals and cuff links as critics noted limited gains in foreign travel.
A general horoscope roundup by Stella notes that born- today readers have original ideas and courage to pursue them. Each sign receives brief guidance on decisions, patience, and seizing opportunities, with a closing reminder to read tomorrow's paragra ph by birthday.
Public notice lists call numbers for Tribune circulation and departments and details mailing rates for Indiana Illinois editions. It notes contact times for delivery issues and postage classifications and carries a liability disclaimer for unsolicited submissions.
Two bandits robbed the Western and Southern Insurance office on the Sycamore Building's sixth floor and fled with 800 to 1,000 dollars. Clerk Dorothy Miller was left tied up in the office. The day also set one of Terre Haute's hottest June 6ths with temperatures around 95 degrees.
The column notes Timorous as fearful with Latin roots, mentions the 1934 U S Congress creation of the Securities and Exchange Commission, and poses five Q A items on Rif, damson plum color, Carlovingian spelling, enarthrosis type, and the use of a polishing stone in printing.
Ted Hauer of the Prairieton Volunteer Fire Department reaches a blaze on a car, extinguishes it en route home with his own extinguisher, then informs arriving volunteers that the job is already done. Also notes Stan Hewitson’s upcoming student ministry assignment in Gary area and other brief notices of local residents' travels and plans.
Norma Jean Matherly of 2014 South Eighteenth Street recently graduated from Marion College with a Bachelor of Science in Education.
In a June 6 interview Nanette Fabray explains she loves light comedy but believes strong training allows musical performers to succeed in drama. She recalls starting as a tap dancer, rising to a Broadway role in Mr President with Robert Ryan, and discusses hearing loss and using a hearing aid on stage. Her family, including husband Ronald MacDougall and son Jamie, recentl y stay at a hotel where President Kennedy stays.
New York reports say a chemical sold for spraying golf balls claims to reduce air drag and boost range up to 30 percent. Separately, defense contract refunds and price reductions totaling 17.8 million dollars were made in 1962 with 7.8 million returned under Renegotiation Board orders.
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