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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
4
A quotation attributed to Voltaire frames the piece on defending free expression despite disapproval. The editorial argues the principle of liberty of opinion remains essential in public discourse and safeguards democratic debate.
The piece condemns Senate Republicans for vague civil rights vows and warns that real stands await a presidential candidate and platform. It argues platforms are crafted to appease groups and voters, labeling both parties’ 1960 pledges as hollow and partisan.
A. B. Chandler, once key Kentucky figure, loses to Edward Breathitt Jr. a 38 year old newcomer. Chandler, 64, sought a third term after earlier wins and a stint as baseball commissioner. He hints at a comeback despite widespread doubt.
The Carnegie Corporation gives 176000 dollars to the University of Chicago to train reading consultants for primary and secondary schools. Experience shows schools using consultants see fewer students with reading troubles as consultants diagnose problems, tailor remedial programs, and offer in service teacher training. The shortage of qualified consultants is noted, and the program aims to address this gap.
Washington reports a resilient economy with March employment up 900,000 to 68.1 million and industrial production at a record 122.4. Manufacturing remains strong, housing starts rise seven percent to 1,630,000, and durable goods orders reach 45.9 billion as foreign investments double to 7.8 billion since 1950.
A man in New York explains owning 100 shirts as his notable quirk. He recalls wartime inkling to avoid dirty collars, details shirt counts by color, and jokes about lending a shirt to visitors in exchange for their old one. He notes wives’ reactions and his vow to never dip below 100 shirts.
A playful quiz asks five questions on science geography and history. It covers glaucoma eye disease, the Atlantic Ocean as the location for Cape Verde, the flag of Spain, Liechtenstein between Austria and Switzerland, and a 13 star flag used for 15 years.
The message notes a calm year ahead with a focus on family happiness and child progress. It expresses optimism for a well behaved and accomplished future generation.
The 1942 Nazi retaliation for Reinhard Heydrich’s death wiped out the Czech village of Lidice. The text references statements by Senator Harry Byrd and mentions figures like Frederick Jagel Judy Garland and June Haver. It also notes language usage and a historical time span 1777 to 1975.
United Press International reports Edward Baruch of Heli-Coil Corp credits screw holes with enabling Cooper's capsule construction Material advances in aluminum magnesium plastics and fiberglass are tied to stronger threaded joints Baruch notes threads in light materials are crucial for space hardware
Daily Terre Haute Tribune notices readers to call by 7 p.m. for replacement copies, with Sunday 11 a.m. deadline. lists telephone numbers Crawford 1331 1332 1334 1336 and office hours. Details on mail pricing and subscription options for Indiana Illinois and outside routes appear, plus policy on unsolicited submissions and liability disclaimer.
Terre Haute notes 1933 events as Rose Polytechnic Institute awarded 10 honorary degrees during commencement in College Hall. 4000 flowers prepared for National Flower Shut-In Day benefiting sick and disabled. Fire crews responded to a home fire caused by a leaky gas pipe. Lake View Gardens prepares for a grand opening. Wrestling events at Shrine stir fan interest with cooling by ice. Roy Mitchell trains at Taylor Gym ahead of a bout with Jackie Davis at Taylor Bowl.
Daily psychic brief lists zodiac signs with guidance on work, timing, and collaboration. It stresses action for Gemini and careful planning for Cancer to Capricorn, noting opportunities, delays, and the need for organization and quick decisions. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
CITY HOUSING AUTHORITY drives forward phase one of a 100 unit public housing development west of South Third Street on Margaret Avenue with cleared land and cut roadways indicating construction plans for low income housing. FRANCES WILLIAMS serves as judge in the 1963 NCTE achievement awards program recognizing top high school English seniors nationwide. Attorney BOB WALLACE reports his wife absconded with his smallest dachshund puppy, while ROLLAND JUNKER recalls a big one that got away during fishing. A reunion brings Mrs. Raymond Scott home from Long Beach to Voorhees and Dillman streets with classmates ROCHELLE KEMP, DORIS BENDER, MARY JO SMITH, and DORIS BOUGH.
In Rome on June 10 insiders speculate on the next pope. Clergy and lay insiders tout various cardinal candidates while noting that cardinals meet privately before the conclave to discuss church direction. The piece contrasts Italian papacy culture with American election chatter. A New York report adds UK chip industry data.
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