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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
4
A Voltaire quotation frames a debate on defending speech rights amid political authority. The piece argues free expression remains essential, even when ideas clash with leaders. It contrasts censorship risks with the public’s need to hear dissent.
The Senate faces months of grueling sessions with no adjournment in sight except July Fourth as Majority Leader Mansfield presses members to work through a stalled inquest. With election year politics driving Democrats to record bills and Republicans to curb administration actions, congressional activity is set to rise in coming weeks.
The piece recalls Theodore Roosevelt leaving the Republican Party to form the Progressive party amid Taft era conservatism. It notes Roosevelt’s liberal appeal, Taft’s re election bid, and Roosevelt winning more votes than Taft, aiding Wilson’s 1912 victory. Schlesinger calls this the triumph of liberalism over conservatism.
The Veterans Commission urges President Kennedy to issue a new emancipation proclamation on New Year’s Day. They advocate a firm declaration that all men are created equal and an end to discrimination, hoping it will accelerate desegregation and honor Lincoln’s 1863 act.
The piece argues that aging is not solely physical and that many over sixty appear older due to thinking old. Dr. Francis J. Braceland calls this calendar neurosis, where fear of time passage accelerates aging. Positive mental attitude can keep people appearing and feeling younger than their years.
Horoscope Friday June 22 advises readers born under each sign to follow their talents and seek supportive company while avoiding mood swings that threaten personal safety. The New York section reports 450 children die yearly in bicycle accidents, urges reflective tape for night riding and notes 360 deaths from plane crashes last year.
In a humorous column HAL BOYE notes husbands report smoother home life as wives join the stock market. A wife boasts profits from Interna tional Albumen Unlimited while a tender scene unfolds at home showing domestic thrift and mutual patience amid market chatter.
Jim Bishop recalls how press agents influence and sometimes distort his Miami reporting. A recent exchange with Harold Gardner and Lew Price shows agents defending hotel occupancy claims while Bishop admits error. The column ends noting a continued feature on Page 20.
The Terre Haute Gazette and Terre Haute Tribune provide call numbers for delivery and mail subscription options. Rates listed include Evening and Sunday one year 15.40 dollars and Evening only one year 5.00 dollars with six and three month options. mail service applies to Indiana Illinois areas with variant rates.
Birth of a son Arnold Lee announced by Mr. and Mrs. Meville Bell at 1442 Tippecanoe Street. Families visited relatives in Peoria and Michigan. Irene Kalb marked a birth anniversary with a surprise party on North Eighth Street. Bayles and Long families hosted guests on North Fourth Street. A bridge club meeting occurred at Maple Avenue residence.
A berline is a type of coach car. A caravel is a small ship. Annapolis midshipmen are appointed from the United States Naval Academy, not the Canal Zone. The number of guns in a salute to a national flag varies by ceremony. Dizen means delude him, not dazzle or outfit.
Twenty-one years ago to day the Germans attacked the U S S R in World War II marking the start of a major theater of war and a turning point in global conflict with far reaching consequences.
A reflective quotation marks the measure of character by generosity. Attributed to Robert South, the line emphasizes that true character reveals itself through acts of giving rather than mere action.
Ramiform refers to something branchlike or branched in form. Origin traces to altin.
A reversal could involve a relative or neighbor as social dynamics influence the outcome. The specific child involved will be determined today, reflecting the ongoing family and community factors at play.
Five clues list names Billy Wilder Erich Maria Remarque Buddy Adler Faye Throneberry and Julian Huxley with the prompt How'd You Make Out. Each item solves to a distinct punny or wordplay answer. The numbered hints reference objects a movable glass partition a small ship a confirmation number twenty one and dressing someone in finery.
Tribune staff note a Pittsburgh Plate Glass feature on Indiana State College's new Science Building. Glass block walls provide diffused backlighting in a three floor hallway museum solving a budget issue for Miller Miller and Associates. Kathy Thoms appears in a photo. several personnel changes and local ties are described.
A NY line of short opinions and notes from June on topics including Mantle, TV golf coverage, De Gaulle, the Flight Engineers Union, Panama payments, Liz Taylor and Sammy, Paul Garvey, and the 1794 City Hotel opening as America’s first hotel building.
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