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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
4
The editorial frames Voltaire’s famed line as a defense of free expression, noting society should guard speech despite disagreement. It argues robust debate strengthens democracy and urges readers to uphold rights of dissent and unpopular views.
The piece argues that the Eastern Air Lines flight engineers strike tests Kennedy's stance on liberty and the limits of rights. It notes two years of negotiation, a federal restraint on Pan American, and the risk to Kennedy if the strike lasts. The author compares labor rights to free speech limits and warns that strong rights may erode under pressure.
Born today you must balance two natures the dreamer and the active participant. Once balanced you gain ambition and drive to achieve success and maintain harmony between visionary and practical selves. Guard against harming yourself to avoid hurting others and remember fair victory rewards merit.
The piece argues mergers among big lines like New York Central, Pennsylvania, Great Northern and Northern Pacific could form a dominant East and Northwest network. Senator Kefauver seeks a two year federal merger suspension to study the issue, raising questions about legislative interference and anti trust protection.
NASA officials express concern over seven astronauts financing a Cocoa Beach motel with earnings from magazine stories. The facility, planned to include an auditorium, may host future press briefings but rental for such use is not approved. Officials call the publicity and arrangements potentially in poor taste.
Terre Haute residents share social visits and engagements from North Eighth street to South Center street. Mrs. Robert Durham and sister Miss Maude Ripley attend a sister’s gathering in Decatur while Elks Country Club hosts a bridge meeting. Van Horn attends a summer course in Boulder Colorado. Lois Jane Whittier hosts a swimming party at Elm Grove.
Hal Boyle notes the rise of home automation with car based transmitters enabling remote cooking control. He lists varied curiosities from world population surpassing 3 billion to feet sizes in the army and amusing quips on divorce, alimony, and sword swallowing, concluding with Johnson on marriage happiness.
The reader faces five questions about Washington parks a hereditist Sally Lunn and musicians Joseph Joachim Edward Remenyi Sarasate plus the Draco constellation. A quote from Charles Tomlinson about politeness and a proverb about a new friend and fortune suggest a sign of optimistic traits for today’s child who will be enterprising and clever.
The term junket refers to a custard like food or a pleasure trip by legislators under the pretense of gathering information. It can also be used as a verb meaning to feast picnic or entertain with origins in Latin and Middle English.
On this date in 1914 a massive blaze swept Salem Massachusetts destroying a large part of the town and rendering about fifteen thousand residents homeless.
To June Lockhart and Robert Livesey, actors, Sanday Saddler of boxing fame, playwright producer George Abbott, and baseball's Humberto Robinson.
Five brief clues present a quiz style set. Items include an Olympic athlete and Mr Rainier, a heredity determinist, a Bath pastry seller circa 1800, a concert violinist, and a dragon from Greek myth who guarded the golden apples and was slain by Hercules.
Walter Winchell profiles Richard Rodgers on the eve of his 60th birthday noting his long Broadway history from Varsity Show songs at Columbia to 38 years of prolific songwriting. The piece highlights his solo lyricist phase for No Strings, upcoming work with Alan Jay Lerner, and lasting impact of Rodgers melodies across decades. A horoscope section follows.
Daily Terre Haute Tribune notices list mailing prices for Evening and Sunday editions. It instructs readers to call by 6 00 p m if copies are not received and to contact C 1331 after hours for a copy by messenger. The notice provides office contacts Crawford 1334 1332 1336 1331 and states first class postage and entry details with rates for Indiana and Illinois subscriptions.
Cancer through Pisces daily hints offer early action rewards and personal guidance. Highlights include Leo asserting rightful home presence, Virgo adopting a new selling approach, Libra showing talents, Scorpio urged to focus on business, and other signs advised on debt, mood, and family.
Mrs Norma Minger of 2611 South Twenty sixth Street shows off a tame robin found as a baby. Victor E Aldridge Jr. chafes at misspelling of his name Aldrich in local items. Euletta Slover plans caution after illegal passing stop. Frances Casper shows a Madonna lily with 60 blossoms. George Stewart falls ill after a heart attack. Bruce Connatsar curates Phillies talent search. Officers Kable and Garret return post surgery. Bill Herndon trims waistline.
On Line reports Billy Rose will write two or three pieces under A Worms Eye View of the Stock Market. He notes a $1,000,000 one-day loss, claims $10,000,000 in AT&T stock, and says he’ll donate his fortune to a foundation after death. He also details art and real estate ventures and NBC divorce.
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