Editorial Quote From Voltaire Message
A quotation attributed to Voltaire is cited in this editorial note about defending free speech. The piece emphasizes broad tolerance for differing viewpoints and the principle of protecting expression even when unpopular.
One Nation One Vote Policy Backed by Study
The State Department will not oppose equal United Nations General Assembly voting. A computer analysis of 178 key votes from 1954 to 1961 shows weighted systems would rarely improve U S outcomes. The study argues small nations gain from equal votes and the United States wields influence beyond its single vote.
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State Department
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
Rising Water Crisis Demands Public Awareness
Warnings of a looming water shortage grow louder as Lt Gen W K Wilson Jr cites the need for more reservoir capacity within 20 years and rising water rates reflect higher costs and deeper draws for clean water. An informed citizenry is needed for broad, concerted action.
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W. K. Wilson, Jr
U. S. Army Chief of Engineers
Room For Dissent in Broadcasting and Society
Leroy Collins, former Florida governor and NAB president, warns that censorship and fear of controversy corrupt broadcasting and society. He cites clergymen, teachers, and students facing rebuke for speaking on social issues, warning against the “vast wasteland” and rule by unanimous consent.
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Leroy Collins
Florida
National Association of Broadcasters
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Poland
Prussia
Austria
Russia
Unlikely Obituary Sparks Notable County Scandal
An obituary notice for Lilly, 28, unmarried, notes she died last week in a southwest town. The piece details a turbulent life, a relationship with a county attorney Henry, and a public separation, with glimpses of a troubled family background and Lilly’s controversial adulthood. Witnesses recall a difficult, alluring figure shaping local gossip and legal drama.
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Lilly
Santa Fe
Raton Pass
Momma
Henry
Supreme Court
Sal
Tribune Gazette circulation and contact notices for Terre Haute
Public notice style item details subscription rates and contact numbers for The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette. It lists phone lines Crawford 1331 1332 1334 1336 and postal rules, billing periods, and loss liability for unsolicited submissions.
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THE
Tribune
the Tribune
Crawford
Terre Haute 30 Years Ago Today June 15 1933
Terre Haute and Vigo County receive first checks from Indianapolis under 3.2 beer and whiskey sale law for medicinal use. Rex Theatre vandalism damages screen forcing closure for repairs. Indiana State Bank reopening plan approved depositing 75 percent now and 25 later after moratorium. Tri County league opens as Lewis withdraws. managers contact Vern McMillan.
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Jerome F. Shandy
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Indiana State Bank
Banking Department of
Indiana
Quick Grab Bag Trivia Quiz Answers
Questions cover treason in the colonies John Peter Zenger libel in colonial rule Vilna capital is Vilnius Lithuania refers to the literae humanae The pampas lie in Argentina and Uruguay.
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John Peter Zenger
Vilna
Litterae Humaniores
Pampas
Sociable Day With Family Highlights Friendship
A lighthearted note on enjoying a family day and maintaining long standing friendships that may require extra attention. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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King Features Syndicate
Kentucky Scratches Surface on Special Education Classes
FRANKFORT Ky Education officials report Kentucky has 325 special classes for mentally and physically handicapped children but say these classes meet only one fifth of the need.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
First Negro graduates and officers in U S military history
A June 15 1877 milestone marks Henry O Flipper the first Negro graduate of West Point and notes earlier and later Black officers in U S armed forces from Olustee to World War II. It profiles pioneers James H Conyers Wesley A Brown James L Johnson and others with brief service highlights.
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Japan
Ford Motor Company
New York
Tuscaloosa
Viet Nam
West Berlin
University of Alabama
Pearl Harbor
Crispus Attucks
Peter Salem
Salem Poore
Washington
Cornelius H. Charlton
William H. Thompson
Douglas MacArthur
William N. Reed
First
North Carolina
Battle of
Olustee
Fla
Louisiana
Corps Afrique
Mr. Lincoln
West Point
James W. Smith
South Carolina
South Carolina State College
Henry O. Flippers
Thomasville
Flipper
Tenth Cavalry Regiment
Arizona
Mexico
Venezuela
John S. Alexander
Charles D. Young
Benjamin O. Davis Jr
University of Chicago
24Th Infantry Regiment
Ft. Benning
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
James H. Conyers
South Carlina
Alonzo G. McClellan
Henry E. Baker
Mississippi
James L. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Wesley A. Brown
Charles Thomas
Detroit
Climbach
France
Jesse L. Brown
Leyte
Thomas J. Hudner
Fall River
Mass
The Lighter Side on Muzzling Congressmen
Washington humorist Dick West notes a growing feud over muzzling congressmen led by Rep Wayne Hays and Rep Paul Jones. He mocks remarks printing costs, calls Congressional Record a waste basket, and jokes about Verbositis Anonymous to curb endless talk.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Dohio
Paul C. Jones
D-Mo
Jones
Congressional Record
Hays
Verbositis Anonymous
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