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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
4
A quote from Voltaire frames a defense of free expression, noting the right to speak freely even when ideas are offensive. The piece discusses the duty to protect diverse viewpoints in a robust public discourse.
A front page discussion notes chronic doctor shortfalls but emphasizes a parallel acute deficit in nurses. Retired assistant surgeon general Lucile Perry Leone calls the shortage critical, urging expanded training, higher pay, and funding for advanced nursing education to meet evolving biomedical needs.
The National Labor Relations Board reports over 200000 charges of unfair labor practices in 30 years. It started with 31 elections and 15 charges, while 1965 saw 7824 elections and 15800 charges as the agency grew in acceptance and impartiality.
The piece argues U S policy on nuclear data with France is overly restrained yet U S secrecy has not stopped French progress. It notes France using many computers to bypass limits and predicts an H bomb test in 1968. It warns of a world with multiple nations possessing nuclear capability and urges faster international control.
Pasadena observers recount the Surveyor moon landing and describe the lunar excursion module poised to carry two astronauts from orbit to the surface. The craft, weighing 2194 pounds and shedding excess mass to 620 pounds, must endure violent deceleration as it reaches the moon.
Henry Hite, a 51 year old from Atlanta now touring with Wilson meat packing, jokes about needing end to end twin beds in hotels to fit his 8 foot 2 inch frame. He recounts late seat disturbances at a movie, his marriage to Maria Bertoli, and a clan of tall relatives. He notes his childhood growth spurts and a failed pituitary operation offer. He remains active in sports during school days in Atlanta.
Spacecraft Surveyor executed precise course adjustments after 100000 miles and aligned for a lunar touchdown site in the Ocean of Storms. The craft responded to 400 Earth commands during its brief voyage with rapid photo transmission.
This notice details subscription rates for the Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette, including daily, evening, and Sunday options for Indiana and Illinois residents. It provides mailing terms, post office controls, and a safety disclaimer for unsolicited submissions.
A reader born under various signs should expand beyond familiar niches through adult education and explore new realms. Timidity toward new ventures may limit discovery, but with money to invest sensibly emotions can fuel appreciation for the arts and new achievements.
Lawrence A. Hyland, Hughes vice president and general manager, drew a parallel between Russian and American soft landings. He said Surveyor revealed U.S. leadership in automation and instrumentation, noting that most space ventures, manned or unmanned, involved complex missions and advanced tech development.
June 6 marks Cindy Warren sixth birthday born at 6:37 am weighing 6 lbs on 1960 sixth birth anniversary. Local notes include birthday wishes for John Simmons Lynden Goopwin Ray Klussendorf etc with hospital get well and well wishes for Margaret Terhorst and Danny Lamaster.
Walter Winchell and stars roam New York venues from the Winter Garden to Park Avenue. Angela Lansbury Eddie Foy Jr Mickey Mantle Lena Horne Judy Garland Irving Berlin Richard Adler Bob Denver and others appear in social columns and hotel lobbies. Continuous notes promise more in the next column.
The list reveals: 1 capital of Poland Warsaw 2 Army rank Brigadier general 3 state inhabitants Georgia 4 Hindu caste Brahmin 5 rivers Tigris and Euphrates. It Happened Today notes 1933 Camden New Jersey first motion picture drive in theatre. Epictetus quote. Your Future predicts high intellect for today’s child.
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