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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1959
Page
4
The piece cites Voltaire's defense of free expression and argues for robust tolerance of diverse opinions. It frames contested views as vital to public discourse and urges readers to defend speech even when messages clash with personal beliefs.
A new live virus polio vaccine that can be swallowed is close to approval after testing on over four million people. It promises cheaper, easier protection than injections, but uptake remains essential as many Americans in high risk groups have not yet been immunized. Physicians will still administer the vaccine, making access a key factor in its effectiveness.
The Senate appropriations committee favors higher expense accounts for U S diplomats, arguing better allowances for entertainment and travel will improve contact with foreign representatives. House resistance remains likely, but passage could align U S spending with other nations to sustain effective diplomacy.
The piece argues small waste in federal agencies, as highlighted by Rep. Wright Patman, deserves scrutiny. It notes dinners, golf, theater, gifts, and private memberships as questioned expenditures and calls for outside audit to curb taxpayer money misuse. It also suggests broader implications of demanding accountability.
The piece argues that driving far below the speed limit in fast traffic threatens others, causing pileups as drivers attempt risky passes. It notes some states warn or arrest slow drivers for impeding traffic and suggests using side roads for leisurely pace.
Stella predicts the day’s readers have a serious mind and strong memory with a love for science and philosophy. Men show talent in engineering and math while women lean toward arts and family life, noting notable figures like Kelvin and Buck among those born on this date.
A vintage 1959 zodiac page offers daily outlooks by sign. Cancer and Leo warn initiative and caution while Virgo promises rest and order. Libra delays new ventures, Scorpio limits risk, and Sagittarius encourages family activity. Capricorn expects normal effort, Aquarius plans for vacation, Pisces tickets attention to finances. Aries emphasizes thought before action, Taurus balances duty and social time, Gemini urges restful pursuits.
In Tucson a Bank of Douglas branch a realty trust office and a federal savings loan were broken into. Thieves damaged doors vault areas desks and padlocks but left with no loot. Police investigate possible connections among the incidents.
In Algiers, revelers dance from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. under curfew with patrols along the coast. A mood of tension and privilege pervades the swank beach villas as residents discuss oil, rebels, and distrust of Arabs while dawn breaks over the Mediterranean.
In Washington the clash between Oregon senators Wayne Morse and Neuberger escalates as Morse accuses Neuberger of a liberal record and vows to oppose his re election. The piece argues the fight signals maturity differences and hints at a broader inquiry into leadership styles and statesmanship.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette lists contact numbers for office and circulation and details mail rates for different zones. It includes daily and Sunday edition pricing, and notes post office responsibilities and liability limits for unsolicited submissions.
A 30 year old note recalls Edward Price Bell of Terre Haute, a Chicago Daily News reporter, credited with arranging a meeting between Premier Ramsay MacDonald and President Herbert Hoover. Also mentions local social notices and a 1929 miners picnic planning.
The item presents five trivia prompts. It asks for the largest planet, the mandrill classification, the author of Address to the Toothache, the source play for a quoted line, and a definition of yaws.
Pearl Buck and radio host Richard Crooks are joined by film star Eleanor Parker and baseball figure Howard Pollet in a public program highlighting arts and sports. The event showcases Buck and Parker while Crooks moderates with Pollet providing sports insights.
The reading predicts broad good luck for the year ahead. It notes a child will be sociable artistic and intuitive, suggesting creative growth and harmonious development.
A historic quotation notes that honesty is praised as best, yet acting on such a principle does not guarantee true honesty in a person. The remark reflects on moral complexity and perlate phrasing.
Forty two years ago today American troops landed in France to join World War I. The conscription bill was signed May 18 and troop registration occurred three weeks earlier.
VEX denotes to toss about or agitate to dispute or annoy. Origin traces to Latin vexure meaning to agitate. The entry outlines usage and meaning.
A word quiz lists five clues. Jupiter, a baboon, Robert Burns, Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra, and a tropical disease prompt a single connecting answer. Each item hints at a common thread or pun leading to the final solution.
The piece contrasts Morse and Neuberger in the Senate as they clash on leadership and policy. It notes Morse’s destructive stance versus Neuberger’s constructive approach, including Neuberger’s vote on Strauss and the influence of public power in Oregon. The author upholds the senator’s good faith in his decision.
Public hearing drew no protests as Pennsy requests suspending night trains No 6 and 33. John Mason says dissents were absent in all three cities Richmond Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Repairs to Sugar Creek Levee finished by Foradori Construction led by Manuel Foradori after three weeks of work. Everett Acree reports a railroad crossing incident on Wabash Avenue. County funds dip near emergency threshold as council notes a deficit. Birthdays listed for several residents and Helen Corey at City Hall preparing a Syrian recipe book.
Jim Bishop profiles William D Hopkins State Attorney of Tallahassee a man of strong views and resolve who must balance law enforcement with race issues He reflects on Hopkins courage during a rape trial and his commitment to maximum penalties while noting personal background and community standing.
Madison Wis William Walker one of 14 children of the late John H Walker was named sole beneficiary in his fathers will The elder Walker left a 100000 estate when he died at age 89 and said William had worked with him for many years and was largely responsible for the estate size
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