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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
4
A brief editorial cites Voltaire’s line I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it. The piece discusses free speech principles and the role of opinion in public discourse.
The Kennedy European visit faces dampened hopes after Italy and Britain political turmoil. Aimed at Berlin and a stronger Atlantic Alliance the trip could refashion US leadership as Europe takes greater Cold War roles. The journey proceeds despite instability and changing governments.
The piece questions the likelihood of a Egypt Iraq Syria merger under the United Arab Republic. It notes Iraq and Syria pledging to join Nasser but showing hostility toward him. It cites arrests of Nasser supporters and hints the U A R agreement may yet be thwarted or delayed.
New York audiences encounter mixed early chatter as critics, skeptical of high budget hype, acknowledge the epic Cleopatra as a remarkable picture. Some call it extravagant. others admit it may be solid cinema despite expectations.
Senator Keating of New York says small businesses lack access to contract information and procedures. He notes federal agencies may not make bidding rules clear or readily available, hindering small firms from competing with large corporations. A followup on this issue is urged.
In 1958 the Army auctioned 1345 surplus snowshoes after an administrative error left 400 pairs sold below bid and yet more resold. Denver bidder Outlet Stores sought $12,644.41 from the government, while Congress weighs a $1000 payout for Leonard Joseph to cover time and trouble.
A collage of quiz prompts and facts lists including a 1631 death of Capt John Smith in London, birthday notes for Donald Suiress Peattie Rockwell Kent Jane Russell Judy Holliday and Adm Harry Felt, and short Q A items with answers Punta Arenas Chile Eric the Red and magnolia species.
The president endorses federal fair employment practices legislation in his Congress address. A House labor subcommittee approved the FEPC bill, but it still must clear the House Rules Committee before a floor vote.
The piece argues FEPC is the key flashpoint in the civil rights dispute and accuses the Kennedy administration of lip service. It contends both parties use a ploy to keep FEPC separate from broader civil rights legislation and bypass private accommodations, hindering progress.
Friday June 21 horoscope lists birthdays from Cancer to Gemini with advice on current moods and plans. It urges self awareness and respect for others, noting potential friction in relationships and encouraging careful decision making and continued investigation of underlying issues. Copyright United Feature Syndicate 1963.
Call The Tribune if you do not receive your copy by 6:00 p.m. and arrange a special messenger. Contact numbers are listed for office and circulation, sports editor, composing room, and editorial department. By mail rates for Indiana and Illinois are provided for various subscriptions and a note states unsolicited submissions are at owner's risk.
Local authorities press a search for Herbert Mading 37 who disappeared from Vigo County Infirmary. Bruce F Farley and his son Crawford will tour Northern Norway visiting Hammerfest Leningrad and Moscow. Park Board awards 2143 contract to Thomas Little Construction for Rea Park clubhouse remodeling. Fritz Cox competes in Indiana golf tourney in Indianapolis. Robert Wallace 17 killed when auto overturns at Twenty-fifth street and Ft Harrison Road.
The Tribune notes Mark Royer questioning a possible impostor, John Moorhead retires after a stroke and football service at Garfield High and Rose Poly, airmen enjoy tea bone steaks at National Guard camp, Peg Dreiman says husband Hub enjoys retirement, Greencastle and Terre Haute Jaycees search for missing creed and symbols, and Steve Robert Simmons among 39 top high school scholars at Purdue NSF life sciences institute ending August 9.
Jim Bishoff recalls a Bahamian Easter when Katharina Rook, 55, known as Katie, recovered from a heart attack after care from his family and doctors. At Monmouth Park she bets with gusto, joking about her Deutsch accent and enjoying life as a beloved housekeeper and mother. Continued on Page 5, Col. 1.
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