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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1959
Page
4
The piece reflects Voltairean resolve praising robust defense of speech rights even when opinions offend. It argues free expression safeguards democracy and invites readers to tolerate opposing views while upholding republic values.
An ICC report based on a three year survey warns rail passenger service isailing and calls for outside aid. Proposals include repealing the 10 percent federal excise tax on fares and tax law amendments to spur relief and flexibility in traffic cuts.
The American Cancer Society backs a six year study of one million people to explore how environment and daily living factors affect cancer risk. Data on eating, drinking, work, and living habits will be collected yearly to test whether contact with daily factors drives most cancers. The project complements lab and hospital research funded by public donations.
The Washington Report notes the government holds a mountain of wheat valued at over two billion dollars containing about 84.4 trillion calories. If eaten, it would add 24 billion pounds to the U S waist line, a figure with real meaning for public discussion of the wheat surplus.
West Germany's Chancellor Konrad Adenauer claims indispensability amid party dissension led by Ludwig Erhard. Critics argue he should step down to ease political turmoil and ensure a smooth transition for Germany's recovery and anti communism stance.
Terre Haute officers were installed during the VFW convention closing. A group of four women joined the auxiliary, with Mrs. Gifford leaving for New York. Local couples announced engagements and births while sports saw the Terre Haute Tots win a double header 6-2 and 7-1.
A quick trivia rundown answers five prompts: the president who lived in Northampton Massachusetts, which islands lie farther south Windward or Leeward, Hyderabad’s location in India, the legendary Cid, and the year Nazi forces attacked Russia.
A concise reflection attributes the final stage of writing to choosing a strong opening. The quote from Blaise Pascal underscores the craft of setting tone and direction at the book’s start.
The provided text offers general encouragement about career progress and a note on a future child being reserved and proud. There are no specific people, places, or events to anchor a newspaper style summary.
The word graphic refers to vivid description or depiction in arts and writing. Its origin lies in Greek graphein meaning to write, shaping terms used for drawings, diagrams, and printed material.
In 1941 the U S submarine U 9 conducted wartime tests on the coast of Maine and sank with all 33 crew members aboard.
Helen Traubel, renowned soprano, is cited alongside baseball figures Allie Clark and Bob Miller in a nostalgic tribute. The piece honors their cultural impact, pairing operatic fame with sport stardom.
The quiz item lists Calvin Coolidge and Windward with South Central and names Ruy Diaz de Valencia, a national hero of Spain, who won the principality from the Moors. The date given is June 22, 1941.
Hal Boyle recalls a seven year old boy showing New York through fresh eyes. They visit the Empire State Building, Chinatown, and the subway, with the child’s questions and reactions shaping a humorous, lively portrait of the metropolis.
Walter Winchell surveys artists battling critics for recognition and sustenance. Suzy Parker, Mickey Rooney, Liberace, Audrey Hepburn, Mel Ferrer, and the team of Martin and Lewis are cited, highlighting fame’s rewards and penalties and the cost of stardom.
Notice requests readers to call if a copy is not received by 6 00 PM and promises delivery by special messenger by Sunday before noon. Includes references to the Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette and the Terre Haute Gazette established in 1869.
Horoscope notes strong mental powers but warns against fickleness and unfinished projects. Advises focus, self-control, and reliance on intuition with notable figures and a day-by-day zodiac guide for Gemini through Aries. Copyright notice ends the piece.
Tony Hulman watches as six to twelve year old drivers take practice laps on the new quarter midget track at the coke plant grounds. The piece also notes a jewelry making scholarship for Helen May Thompson and a light water damage report at Ten Pins Bowling Alleys.
In West Berlin the Berlin Command under Brigadier General Charles D Orsa and Lt. Col. H G Salisbury maintains strict curfew and discipline. Reports note low civilian incident rates and near non existent AWOL, with top unit sports results and strong physical condition among troops challenging Communist propaganda.
Edwin Pelletier of Frenchville formed a 300 acre island in Long Lake Maine. He built a causeway using 5 000 yards of rock and 36 000 yards of gravel to create a three fourths mile long road 18 inches above spring high water. The road eases farming to raise potatoes grain and hay and to pasture beef cattle on the island.
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