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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
4
A defense of free expression anchors the editorial stance, citing Voltaire's maxim that even disapproved ideas deserve robust protection. The piece argues for steadfast defense of civil liberties amid evolving social pressures.
The McClellan committee revelations show long running criminal networks profiting from B girls and prostitution in night clubs. Authorities at local, state, and federal levels must unite to confront the top crime bosses driving these abuses and the money behind them.
The discussion over automation overstates danger of mass unemployment and underplays the widespread human skill still needed. Automation's high costs limit rapid change to capital rich industries, while history shows progress, growth, and job creation when managed wisely.
A Belgian request sparked a tariff clash with the United States. The European Community, acting as a united Common Market, threatened retaliatory duties on American goods. The episode shows how collective markets can defend themselves and affect U S interests.
The column describes a gregarious birthday reader with wit and charm destined for a successful social life and flexible career paths. It lists zodiac forecasts for Gemini through Taurus, urging caution, preparedness, and steady focus on chosen goals.
New York June 19 columnist notes friendly boss relations aid retention and cites high layoff rates due to poor employer relations. It highlights politeness in telegraphs, baldness causes, and quirky facts from oceans’ gold to FBI fingerprint records.
Calendar from Terre Haute Chamber lists local meetings and events. Fort Harrison Post 40 Legion and Kiwanis Evening Club gather in the evening. Lions Optimist and other groups meet at Deming Hotel Louise’s and Saratoga Cafe. City Council at City Hall at 8 p m. High Twelve Terre House noon. Vigo County March of Dimes and DBA noon at Deming Hotel.
The Lighter Side by Dick West notes Dr. James W. Johnston of Georgetown University studies the sense of smell and advocates its value. He discusses an exhibit "Scent-A Rama" by Schenley Industries that links aging whisky with aroma and flavor, while the columnist jokes about whisky and aging drinkers.
Announcement from The Tribune of Terre Haute detailing subscription options for Indiana and Illinois, rates for Evening and Sunday editions, and mail delivery instructions. Includes contact numbers Crawford 1334 1332 and office hours for calls, plus policy on unsolicited manuscripts and liability disclaimer.
Terre Haute Council 541 Knights of Columbus conferred the second degree on a class of candidates in a local clubhouse ceremony. The third degree was exemplified by District Deputy James E. Derry and staff from Indianapolis. Birth of Robert Eugene Jr. announced by Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Johnson.
Answers cover a bird name from Ara bic meaning thirty ears a state with the largest rural population Macassar oil use and origin what a sabbath encounter with a sabbath meeting a question on snakes hearing and a note on band leader Guy Lombardo actress Pier Angeli Duchess of Windsor and Don Ferrarese plus a language watch Tabescent defined as wasting away Latin tabes.
The lines reflect a hopeful theme urging persistence to make the year memorable and courage for the present child, anchored by a classical remark on logic as persuasive truth.
On this date in 1885 the French gift the Statue of Liberty arrived in the United States. The secretary-bird or serpent eagle name derives from head tufts. North Carolina hair grooming claim links to a seaport by that name. Armies. Yes.
A columnist urges readers to rehabilitate the nose and restore its good name. Dr Johnston notes the olfactory organ is more sensitive than the eye, and lifestyle neglect dulls smell. The piece, a light LAFF-A-DAY note, personalizes the plea to exercise smelling again.
Tribune staffers recap a mixed bag of local happenings including Prof Thomas A Duwelius enrolled in a OSU summer institute, Jack Joelson visiting auto races, William R Majors promoted to specialist fire rating in Germany, Burrhead Wolford returning to teaching, fishing tales from the Fishathon, and Katherine Radtke hosting a Memorial Hall interior tour with union thanks.
The Rockford writer recalls Fish Has sell a wartime officer who led Arctic projects from Goose Bay to Thule. Despite cancer and age, he recounts walking 100 miles across the Greenland Ice Cap and building the Dew Line while recounting daring flights and survival in a vivid profile.
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