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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
4
The piece defends robust free expression quoting Voltaire about defending others' rights even when opinions differ. It argues the public should allow dissent and protect speech from censorship, framing free discourse as essential to democratic society.
The United Steelworkers and steel industry reach a landmark agreement ending the era of fixed deadlines and strike threats. Talks ran through a five and a half month period via a Human Relations Committee with no wage rise but a three month paid vacation every five years. The deal costs about nine cents per hour annually and may mark a move toward continuous negotiation.
Marshall D. Shulman argues Khrushchev has not meaningfully diverged from Stalin in foreign policy. He notes Stalin relaxed territorial aims and urged calm for peace, while Berlin’s airlift blocked a strong West Germany. The author suggests both leaders pursued territorial gains with limited effort, echoing czarist expansion.
The piece argues automation and weak reading skills push unemployment higher and skew toward unskilled youth. It cites Wirtz comparing dropouts to a social slag heap and urges prioritizing reading education to curb future joblessness.
A nationwide poll shows two thirds of Americans not worried about population growth. The editorial argues lack of information and imagination underlie complacency and warns pestilence, famine, or war are not reliable checks. It asserts the issue will persist without active response.
Monday June 24 notes born today show reformer instincts toward adult education and self improvement projects. June 25 forecasts for Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini provide daily guidance and mood notes.
On Line Rome notes Pope John XXIII's warm image versus Paul VI's disciplined, scholar mindset. It contrasts age norms among cardinals and church leadership with secular retirement ages, highlighting the enduring vigor of the papacy and the pope’s evolving duties.
Washington June 24 A columnist reviews NADD Magazine from the National Association of Distributors and Dealers of Structural Clay Products and its sibling Clayboy. He notes business articles and light satire aimed at brick sellers, including jokes and a featuring “Claymate of the Month” with risqué novelty photos.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette ad lists call numbers for delivery issues and a daily schedule. It outlines office contacts Crawford 1334 for circulation, Crawford 1332 for sports, Crawford 1331 editorial, and specifies mail rates for Indiana Illinois subscriptions, plus post and submission policies and liability disclaimer.
Terre Haute could set a new June drought record if rain fails before midnight per the Weather Bureau after 28 days without measurable rainfall. O H Wilson, longtime Terre Haute House manager, died of a heart attack. Jessie Masterson will hold a swimming exhibition at Fairbanks pool after setting a Clinton to Terre Haute record. Mayor Posey reports Indiana recovery fund aid pending. Circuit Court adjourned for May. next term September 4. Frank Champ placed eighth in the state open with 294. Fritz Cox tied for seventeenth at 302.
1 A horatory talk is encouraging you or instructing you not scolding. 2 Erich Weiss used the stage name Harry Houdini. 3 A navy bean is off white to light tan. 4 A red hind is a fish. 5 Santa Clara is in the United States.
A compact fragment quotes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow on patience, effort, and enduring pursuit. It defines humor as boisterous gaiety with notes on active children and artistic aims, followed by a dictionary-style entry for hilarity.
On this date in 1497 John Cabot became the first European since the Norse to glimpse the North American mainland marking a landmark voyage and discovery in early exploration history.
Band leader Phil Harris joins heavyweight boxing icon Jack Dempsey and actress Martha Sleeper in a star studded event as they mingle with fans and promote a charity program at a Los Angeles venue.
A cryptic quiz item lists five clues including Harry Houdini and a fish. It mentions Cuba and the U S with California subtly altered.
Tribune staffers report the new traffic signal at the Sixth and One-half streets intersection will soon operate, aiding pedestrians at a busy crossing. Also noted are comments from Verl Miller predicting an all Chicago World Series, vacationers in the Smoky Mountains, and various local updates on residents, education, and sports.
Editorial notes many state troopers disapprove of running lights when misused by drivers. They warn improper mounting and daytime use replacing regular headlights. A motorist with three dangling lights was stopped, suggesting an education program before wider use.
A collage of quotes and items from Walter Winchell and media figures. Highlights include Christine Keeler's rejected Equity membership, Castro ending Cuba gambling, Valerie Hobson amid Profumo scandal, Liz Taylor at Madame Tussauds, Alfred Hitchcock on murder as art, Alfred Hodges in a fog, Fred MacMurray retirement satire, Debbie Reynolds on press rights, and a stock of pop culture musings from Alfred Hitchcock, Debbie Reynolds, Jayne Mansfield, Rex Harrison, and Richard Burton.
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