Editorial Motto on Free Speech Cited by Voltaire Quote
A reprint of the Voltaire maxim defending free speech sparks debate about limits and responsibilities. Readers weigh the value of open discourse versus harmful rhetoric in public forums.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
4
A reprint of the Voltaire maxim defending free speech sparks debate about limits and responsibilities. Readers weigh the value of open discourse versus harmful rhetoric in public forums.
The piece reflects on how the American flag embodies personal memory and national history. It traces meanings from a mother teaching flag etiquette to a veteran recalling Pershing, from a football field to Iwo Jima, and notes the flag’s global symbol of freedom.
The court ruled 5-4 that arrested suspects must be informed of the right to stay silent and to have an attorney, with guarantees of counsel if unaffordable. Confessions must be voluntary and knowingly made, potentially prompting many appeals and challenging criminal prosecutions nationwide. Justice Harlan dissented, calling the ruling harmful and poor constitutional law. Attorneys general from 27 states urged limits on police interrogation.
The Senate backed a truth in packaging bill to curb misleading size claims. It would require smaller packages under one gallon to show exact ounces and ban terms like jumbo quart, aiding housewives in comparing brands and saving money. If the House passes a similar measure, consumer protection would advance notably.
A reflective passage questions the value of commencement addresses as speakers try to inspire a room full of highly individualistic listeners. The writer admits discomfort with the typical speech and its broad advice for varied audiences.
By Bob Considine at Curry College Milton Massachusetts the 87th commencement speakers avoid concrete career advice offering vague challenges and opportunities. The columnist notes graduates face tougher work and real paths beyond slogans as they step into a demanding future.
The piece asks five questions with answers: 1 They were emperors of Rome. 2 The skullcase. 3 Toga. 4 Treason, crime against royalty. It notes 1925 as a date and mentions polygamy ending in Turkey and the army founded in 1775.
In New York a humor column feature unfolds with banter about Will Rogers comparisons, off the record Viet Nam chatter, writing pace, spare time, and a substitute column crisis as editors seek fresh material for an anniversary edition.
A playful horoscope excerpt delivers traits for June 14 natives and a list of zodiac daily tips for June 15. It includes humorous aside about writing a comical, concise column and a boss seeking a substitute quickly.
Public notice text includes subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois residents, mailing options by year and period, and carrier service instructions. It lists Tribune publishing details, postal classifications, and a disclaimer about unsolicited manuscripts and liability.
Tribune staffers note Evansville police chief Frank Riddle attends the 43rd annual Indiana Chiefs of Police convention through Wednesday. The piece mentions greetings to George Long and recalls ties to Las Vegas leaders, ISU alumni, and local figures, with updates on past and present careers and a June 26 rotogravure Speedway edition.
Walter Winchell notes visiting stars Robert Stack Eva Gabor Natalie Wood and Walt Disney in New York. Sid Caesar Bobby Vinton and others autograph fans. Fashion and theater chatter mix with Broadway jokes and a Straßen of neon and trends across Times Square.
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