Editorial Motto On Free Speech Cites Voltaire maxim
A editorial quotes Voltaire to defend free expression and provokes debate on limits and responsibilities in public discourse. The piece argues for robust tolerance while noting potential consequences of provocative speech in society.
Sheppard Case and Press Freedom Versus Fair Trial
The Sheppard murder case raised the clash between press freedom and fair trial rights. A federal judge ordered bond release in 1964 citing pre trial publicity. The Supreme Court later ordered a new trial or release, highlighting the need to balance media coverage with due process concerns.
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Goldberg urges peace focus in nuclear era speech
Ambassador Goldberg, addressing at Catholic University, argues for a nuclear era shift to peace. He cites two steps to end Vietnam war: halt hostilities and reaffirm Geneva agreements with reunification elections, stressing no pride can justify delaying peace.
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Wheat crop damage prompts questions on future supplies
A major U S wheat setback from drought and frost reduces harvests as Kansas joins Texas and Oklahoma in lower yields. Officials warn of possible cuts to foreign shipments, notably to India, and urge rethinking surplus policies amid lean years ahead.
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Saints in Question How Canonization Has Evolved Across Eras
A look at the shifting path to sainthood from early church practice to modern canonization. It notes how miracles, relics, and papal approval shape who is declared a saint and recalls figures such as John XXIII and Ulrich, Bishop of Augsburg, in the long history of votive and investigative scrutiny.
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Our Mr Boyle remembers time’s changing tides
The piece reflects on memory as a fountain of youth and notes how eras like 1921 brought changes from Mary Pickford to wage cuts. It paints social shifts from poverty to health myths and curiosities of daily life, contrasting past and present with a nostalgic, vignette tone.
Born to two career tracks and confident in change
Horoscope notes that some people split life into two careers. early success may lead to a second, surprising venture later. Emphasizes changing perspectives with age yet remaining tied to home and family. choosing a flexible, adventurous partner is advised. Friday’s signs urge planning, rest, and practical optimism for gains and romance.
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It Happened Today and Quick Trivia Answers
It marks anniversaries and trivia prompts. The submarine George Washington launched in Groton in 1959. Answers: Stromboli is an Italian volcano. Jack London wrote The Call of the Wild. Jonah remained three days and three nights. Iago Cassio and Emilia appear in Othello. Since 1875 a U S president has died in office once.
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Terre Haute Tribune ad rates and postal details
The notice lists subscription prices for Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune Star services, including evening and Sunday rates, six months and three month options, plus mail details for Indiana and Illinois. It states second class postage paid at Terre Haute and postal regulations, with publishing company contact information and disclaimer on unsolicited submissions.
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NOSE! News mingles travel and local notes in a busy buzz
TRIBUNE STAFFERS report Jimmy Ray, famed army helicopter pilot, in Brazil with his wife Yvonne for a retirement and new helicopter instructor post at Fort Rucker. Family visits include brother-in-law Harry Scobell and Elks friends. Other notes mention birthdays, a shrine barbecue, boxing era reference, and a light sports anecdote with Babe Wisely.
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Jimmy
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Walter Winchells New York Society Gossip Roundup
Atlanta TV ads feature Richard Johnson with Kim Novak as WSB TV contrasts arm in arm with Atlanta. Small Names Make News notes Doris Hammond wed to J Brosnan on June 11. Items span Merv Griffin Peters Gordon Tina Cole and more with Vanity fare and industry gossip. Continues on Page 5 Col 4.
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