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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
4
A historical editorial features Voltaire's axiom on free speech, noting its relevance to public discourse in Moscow. The piece defends expression while acknowledging limits on harmful or inciting rhetoric. It frames the quote as a guideline for journalistic and civic duties.
The body of Pope John XXIII lies in St. Peter's Basilica as the ancient papal electoral machinery is set in motion. A Vatican signal will indicate the College of Cardinals has chosen a successor, with global attention on the outcome and its impact on peace and world affairs.
The International Visitors Information Service opens a Swahili language center in Washington to assist foreigners. About 20 volunteers staff rooms that previously housed the Peace Corps office, helping several hundred visitors monthly through a network of 50 organizations.
A Midwest city judge sentenced a youth with multiple violations to over 200 days in the workhouse, impounded his plates, and urged a permanent statewide driving ban. The piece argues that despite state action, a driver can still obtain a license elsewhere, underscoring the need for a national driving record.
An editorial argues for a President appointed 15 year term for the FBI director with Senate approval and a ban on reappointment, to prevent overreach and ensure accountability as Hoover nears old age. It notes current law lets the attorney general appoint and remove the director at will and warns of potential abuse of power.
A writer recalls his chronic disorderly nature and notes the clash with neat colleagues He describes stacking mail and papers on his desk Layer by layer he navigates a personal labyrinth He suggests disorder reveals life’s unpigeonholed truth and reflects on happiness hidden in own files
Dick West notes the Pentagon’s humor volume and recounts a visitor with C Wallace Floody from Toronto, a WWII breakout figure, posing the question can Floody find his way out of the Pentagon. The anecdote ties military history, film hype, and Pentagon lore in a light column.
A zodiac forecast notes strong mystic influence on born readers and daily life choices. Each sign receives guidance on routine, effort, relationships, and work, urging balance, proper pacing, and prudent action for the coming period.
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The text notes on this date in 1632 the charter for Maryland was granted to Cecil Calvert second Lord Baltimore. It also lists birthday references to Mark Van Doren Basil Rathbone Harold Grange and Donald Budge plus short language notes and a brief word on Russia leather and Pantelleria.
The list presents five items: 1 The Archbishop of Canterbury 2 Between Sicily and Tunisia 3 The Moldau 4 A smooth fine leather usually dark red 5 Canada The format hints at a wordplay or trivia puzzle with named subjects and a common connection.
Terre Haute may receive federal funds from the Industrial Recovery Enterprise for City Hall and sewer improvements as Mayor Wood Posey discussed. Indianapolis resident C R Robinson broke his arm in a crash at Potomac and Wabash after avoiding a girl stepping from a streetcar. Elks Lodge clam bake planned at Fort Harrison Club. Jackie Davis of Cleveland defeated Roy Mitchell in a 10 round bout at the Taylor Bowl. Tiger Jack Fox stopped Al Walker in the third round at Fort Wayne.
Tribune staffers note two former Terre Haute Phillies managers now work for the Portland Pacific Coast League team. Danny Carnevale, who led the Phillies to a 1950 pennant, is named Portland’s new pilot, announced by Hub Kittle who also led the Phillies in the mid fifties. Ted Brown arranged the deal. Roy Newman cites senior class pickup delays. Phil Eskewe is recalled as ISHAA commissioner back in town for a Future Homemakers convention. Welby Frantz spoke to a Senate subcommittee on rail trucking rate disputes. Earl Oil Smith, former MLB catcher, died in Little Rock and caught Terre Haute’s Vic Aldridge in two 1925 World Series wins.
Among recent Vigo County School Corporation honors are returns from hospital stays for A C Sheldon Robinwood Mrs Mollie McMillan 1731 South Tenth Street Mrs Florence Voyles 1820 South Twenty eighth Street Chuck Freeland 127 North Thirty seventh Street Arch Collins 1401 South Twenty fifth Street and brothers Brian and Mark Ring of Youngstown. The notable award goes to Bill Doan of Gerstmeyer High School who earned a Purdue University School of Engineering scholarship.
The on line discussion warns the Keeler affair could topple the Macmillan government and reshape Anglo American relations. A Labour win under Harold Wilson could end U S bomber and Polaris bases in Britain, curb nuclear arms, and redraw NATO roles while risking closer ties with the Soviet bloc.
Stanford reports show more than one third of its 548 foreign students study engineering. The most popular curricula include electrical and civil engineering, business, mechanical engineering, economics, statistics, modern European languages and aeronautical engineering.
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