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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette notice lists contact lines for office and circulation, sports editor and editorial, with hours for delivery issues. It also shows subscription pricing for Indiana Illinois readers including evening and Sunday options and outside routes, plus a disclaimer about unsolicited materials.
A quoted Voltaire idea frames a defense of free expression amid public discourse. The piece argues that protecting speech is essential even when opinions differ, urging support for broad civil liberties.
President Kennedy held his first news conference since the May stock drop and insisted on no new stimulus. He promised Congress a broad income tax cut to take effect after January 1, while urging price and wage restraint to curb inflation and avoid an escalation of the steel dispute.
Benny Goodman brings a 90‑piece orchestra to Moscow, drawing crowds including Premier Khrushchev and wife. The six‑week cultural exchange aims to expose Russians to American jazz and foster goodwill, though it won’t end the cold war.
The Memphis area calls for constant child safety as two young children die after being struck by vehicles during a week dedicated to awareness. Parents must teach children to avoid streets. drivers should slow down and watch for play areas.
Birth of a son named John Gaylord was announced by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miles of 524 Gilbert Avenue. Fire Chief John Falvey issued a Fourth of July fireworks safety warning urging merchant and citizen cooperation to prevent fires and injuries.
Questions cover five battles from E S Creasy's Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World (1862) and Fehling's Solution use, plus the Mandatum ceremony, the author of Flute and Violin, and the American linked to Fort Necessity. The quote from Cicero links to learning from past ages.
On this date in 1941 Allied troops moved into Syria to prevent a Nazi occupation of airfields controlled by Vichy France. The term riffraff is defined as a disreputable element of society deriving from Old French roots.
The passage mentions Del Ennis Phil Paine and Oscar Bakke and cites advice about avoiding impulsive decisions and aiming for a successful year. It lists ancient battles including Arbela Metaurus Arminius defeat Varus Chalons Tours Hastings Orleans Defeat of the Spanish Armada Blenheim Poltava Saratoga Valmy Waterloo. It also notes topics on chemistry glucose detection and measurement, Holy Thursday foot washing, and figures James Lane Allen and George Washington.
A collection of light observations on everyday quirks from manners to habits. Notable lines include thoughts on Hollywood epics, coffee intake, education, fashion, car culture, dessert ideas, and social behavior with humorous punchlines.
Washington warns citizens to report any Soviet or satellite official requests to the FBI. Officials say 700 plus such figures operate in the U S with many as intelligence agents. Foreign agents pursue catalogs, data, and recruitment while exploiting sympathy or family ties. Contact the FBI at once to report requests.
Horoscope notes Gemini individuals born today show duality with mood swings and methodical detail orientation. External circumstances influence happiness, and a philosophical outlook is needed for lasting fulfillment. Tomorrow's reading depends on selecting a birthday, guiding daily insight.
Gemini through Taurus outlines caution and balance across daily life with emphasis on emotional control, routine, finance, social activity, and wise decisions. The column ends noting copyright 1962 United Feature Syndicate.
A humorous fragment finds a patient in Doctors Hospital insisting on local anesthesia to watch an eleven-incision operation, then jokes about the ball bouncing. It recalls a Hollywood studio head who pursued clean living themes amid fading box office and a stockholder’s concern.
DR Abe Silverstein expresses thanks for a warm reception from his city visit last month and shows a chamber plaque at his den. Marie Fischer reports well after a St Anthony Hospital event and celebrates 15 grandchildren. Judge Harold Bitzegaid reels on a fishing tale as two residents earn MSWs from Washington University. William Patton and Janice LoudermilK leave college for new paths. Ronald Lee McCoskey named associate business manager at the Babbl er in Nashville.
James W. Matthews and Gil Gambill Jr. of Terre Haute earned invitations to attend the Indiana University District Officers Conference on Monday. Key representatives of Alumni and Varsity Clubs from across the Wabash Valley will also attend.
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin, in Washington for a luncheon, spoke warmly of Washington days, criticized American pop culture like Benny Goodman, and commented on U S Soviet relations. He noted a failed Moscow New York air link and praised the Marine Band while discussing cultural exchanges and future Olympics.
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