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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
4
The item presents Voltaire’s maxim on defending freedom of expression. It cites the famous line about disapproving ideas yet defending the right to voice them, framing it as a universal principle of open debate.
The piece argues Russian leaders repeat czarist behavior, citing annexation aims and Balkan influence. It recalls a 1878 boundary deceit by Ignatiev and likens past diplomats to Molotov and Vishinsky, warning they must be watched.
An editorial notes the Post Office's missile by mail test shows progress yet laments outdated methods in ordinary mail handling. It argues for modernization and efficiency improvements while praising experimental rocket delivery efforts.
Senator Wayne Morse announces he will oppose Richard L. Neuberger's renomination next year citing a "sorry record." Critics note Morse's ego and a history of 85 percent agreement with Neuberger, while observers wonder about the wisdom of challenging a fellow Democrat.
A near miss in the street ends with a white faced boy and a bent bicycle. The driver swerves to avoid a collision and helps the rider to the curb. Onlookers call the boy lucky and note the driver’s timely maneuver. The piece weighs the idea that luck sometimes saves, but alertness is the true hedge.
United States district judge Alexander Holtzoff ruled that a Washington news editor cannot compel access to staff payrolls of members of Congress. The ruling upheld that a journalist has no right to view non public records, but calls exist for public funds to be subject to scrutiny and payroll information to be made accessible by law.
Jim Bishop reflects on Adele Parmelee, a selfless sister who endured loss and hardship. She cared for ailing husband and aging parents, raised three children, and supported two daughters while maintaining a strict, diligent home. Now 47, she remains the family's quiet backbone.
A humorous Paris diary piece describes vacationers catching “post carditis” as the urge to mail endless postcards. The gag follows a couple touring Eiffel Tower and Louvre, overwhelmed by postcard mania and racing to write to everyone they know.
About 50 representatives of the Indiana Association of Cemetery Officials opened their annual convention at Highland Lawn cemetery in Terre Haute. Mayor Ora Davis welcomed delegates as Raymond E. Sei bert of Indianapolis delivered the association’s response.
Dr Milton S Eisenhower held the post of president at Johns Hopkins University. The two most numerous religious groups worldwide are Christians and Muslims. Trieste lies farther east than Naples. A standard gauge railroad track is 4 feet 8.5 inches wide. Dail Eireann is the Irish parliament or house of representatives.
The saying expresses that a mother's heart serves as the primary place of learning and guidance for a child, highlighting maternal influence in early education and moral development.
The term promissory describes a contractual instrument that holds a promise for future action. It originates from Latin pro meaning forth and mittere meaning to send, denoting an obligation to perform after the contract is formed.
To band leader Guy Lombardo the Duchess of Windsor and actress Pier Angeli participate in a high society gala. The event drew attention from notable figures and spotlighted fashion and entertainment.
Eleven years ago today Russian forces halted all rail and road traffic between West Berlin and West Germany, leading to the aerial supply of the isolated city via the famous airlift.
The provided text is a generic statement about life changes and a child’s traits, lacking identifiable persons organizations places or events to summarize into a newspaper card.
The item notes the president of Johns Hopkins University. It lists population figures for Roman Catholics and Muslims, a location in Naples, a measured height of fifty six and a half inches, and mentions the lower house of parliament of the Irish Free State.
A travel tale advises avoiding the first postcard to Europe to keep the trip immersive. The narrator recalls sending many postcards, then feeling writer’s fatigue and guilt, deciding to return home. The lesson: experience Europe firsthand before sharing it with others.
Public notices show pricing and mailing details for the Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette with contact numbers for office and staff. It outlines subscription rates for various zones and services, along with late hour call policies and mail handling disclaimers.
Stella’s June 19 horoscope warns of fluctuating fortunes and high ambitions offset by trials. It notes low stamina, aloof bearing, a small inner circle, and late marriage potential while urging health, open air time, simple diet, and avoiding worry. Historical figures Spurgeon Barrow Hubbard Brady Sheffield are listed as examples.
Gemini through Taurus each receive guidance on actions and opportunities. Highlights include full moon boosts for Gemini and Capricorn, love favors Leo, and career advances hinted for Pisces and Aries. The readings urge practical steps, risk takes, and cooperative spirit.
Tribune staff notes Sunday as a day to praise fathers with verse and memories. Mentions George A Tipps of Plainfield at VFW convention, Tipsy the Battling Newsboy recalling early years and boxing, and old friends George Grammell Bud Perrill. Also covers local items: Warren Lee Jones at Wheaton College, Albert Owens Jr. nose injury, fireworks laws, Fontanet youths, Easton and Silcock Indiana Eagles, Joe Waller anniversary, and Daisy Easton birthday.
In West Berlin, General Hamlett’s firm resolve and Willy Brandt’s dynamic leadership present two paths to avert a broader crisis. Hamlett emphasizes patience and potential nuclear deterrence, while Brandt showcases West Berlin’s thriving growth and renewed European leadership.
A tittle is a small stroke used to differentiate letters in the Hebrew alphabet. It marks a minor, precise detail that separates similar characters. The concept highlights careful calligraphy and typography in ancient script.
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