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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
4
Kennedy urges end to discrimination in national race crisis
President Kennedy delivered a Tuesday night address urging an end to racial bias and outlining five aims. He blamed all states for discrimination, pressed equal rights as urgent, urged white Americans to act, backed federal protection of civil rights, and called for Congress to pass anti segregation laws. He noted the Alabama crisis and contrasted his speech with Eisenhower era inaction. He detailed proposals including access to public accommodations and stronger federal suits in education desegregation, while signaling he may not seek sweeping federal enforcement authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
South
Congress
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Should Kennedy Postpone European Trip
The piece weighs delaying President Kennedy’s planned European visit due to Pope John’s death and the U S domestic crisis over racial equality. It argues postponement offers valid, persuasive reasons and cites Rome London and West Germany as affected stops, with France and Britain noted but Paris not on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Rome
West Germany
Adenauer
Pope John
United States
Hard Choice on Haiti
The United States resumes diplomatic relations with Haiti under Duvalier, acknowledging the regime remains in power and weighing three options military action, recognition withdrawal, or engagement. The author argues that resuming ties was the wisest course given the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Haiti
Duvalier
Washington
United States
Family Circus: Dad’s Folk Cure Backfires With Brothers Four
Washington columnist humorously recalls a staged overexposure cure for his daughter to folk singers. After arranging a meeting with the Brothers Four at the Shoreham Hotel, the girl overreacts to the experience, ending with a dramatic hand injury and a vow never to use that hand again. The piece ends noting Burl Ives would have been a better choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoreham
Brothers Four
Notsofcusat
Pll
Burl Ives
Rome Hilton opens as Vatican rivals fear papal throne
On the Line EN ROUTE reports from Rome about the Cavalieri Hilton hotel atop Monte Mario and its role amid political clashes. It notes a communist bloc delayed the project for 13 years, the Vatican stake in the Italo Americana Nuovi Alberghi, and opposition from Roman officials including Cardinal Ottaviani’s sister. It also covers Samuel Bronston’s film venture and criticism of Alabama and Mississippi racial tensions in American news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cardinal Montini
Peter
Spain
Sacred College
Cavalieri Hilton
Monte Mario
St. Peter’s
Sistine Chapel
Nero
Bianco
Hilton
Rome
Vatican City
Italo Americana Nuovi Alberghi
Rome Assembly
Cardinal Ottaviani
Samuel Bronston
Madrid
Alabama
Mississippi
America
Quick quiz answers from The Grab Bag feature
The Battle of Issus was won by Alexander the Great. An isosceles triangle has two equal sides. The largest lake in Europe is Ladoga, in the Soviet Union near Leningrad. The lady chapel is located behind the high altar at the end of the apse. The Lake Poets were William Wordsworth Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issus
Europe
Alexander the Great
Ladoga
Soviet Union
Leningrad
William Wordsworth
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Robert Southey
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Advertising Rates and Contacts
Contact details list for delivery calls and office numbers at The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette. Includes circulation telephone Crawford 1334, sports editor Crawford 1332, composing room Crawford 1336, editorial Crawford 1331. Includes pricing for Evening and Sunday subscriptions and postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Gazette
Terre Haute Tribune
THE
Tribune
the Tribune
C-133
Special Messenger
Crawford
Horoscope by birthday shows guidance for June 12
A 1963 horoscope lists Gemini to Taurus and others with daily prompts. It advises on work, mood, education, relationships, and opportunities, urging practical action and calm dialogue with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
NOSE News Hank and Local Community Notes
Trib or staffers summarize scattered items from Sullivan Clay counties. Mentions MARTS and MARTZ communities, typist errors, ART WALLS attending a Rotary development course, Dr John Showalter and others at Rotary in St. Louis, Mayor Willy Brandt at the convention, Terre Haute couples planning outdoor trips, Carl Davis and a missing house key, and Col Jack Williamson Son joining Theta Chi at Indiana State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Utter Confusion
MARTS
Sullivan County
Vigo County
Clay County
MARTZ
Art Walls
Reuben Donnelley Corp
University of Illinois
St. Louis
Rotary International
John Showalter
Charlie Crispin
J. W. Soeder
John Swander
Ted Hegeman
Wayne Schomer
Pilus
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Carl Davis
Teddy
Carl
Col
Jack Williamson
Indiana Army National Guard
Theta Chi Fraternity
Indiana State
Our Mr Boyle introduces a travel dining reminiscence
Tulsa report recalls a bygone era of American meals and road travel. The column muses on three cities famed for decent meals and jokes about ketchup as a nationwide staple. It reflects on changing tastes and the era of motoring tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United States
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Terre Haute Stories From 1933 Local Sessions and Food Essays
Indiana Coal Operators' association met in Terre Haute to draft policies for a new mining code under the national recovery bill. The Terre Haute Auto Club offered fair attendees route and parking details. A church chancellor and various locals, including Mrs. Wright, hosted events. others listed social and travel notes. A humor column muses on American eating habits and good restaurant tea as the test of quality, contrasting regional cooking methods.
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Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
America
New England
Midwest
William Allen White
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Henry Rotz
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