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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
4
A quotation from Voltaire about defending others' right to speak their mind is presented as a guiding principle for free expression in a historical context. The piece frames debate as essential to democracy and highlights the tension between conviction and tolerance.
A broad coalition opposes the Administration backed bill for a 20 per cent withholding tax on interest and dividends. Critics warn of heavy bookkeeping costs and penalties for savers, while arguing IRS data and fairer alternatives already exist to ensure tax compliance.
The 7000 member National Association of Railway Business Women held its annual convention in Cleveland. It approved the President Kennedy transportation message, urging fair competition and reduced regulation to widen transportation services and lower costs for households.
A columnist condemns reckless driving and speed limit violations in urban roads. It argues that attempting to outrun traffic shows immaturity, lack of social responsibility, and ignores the privilege of driving. The piece notes any car can exceed legal speeds and stresses shared safety.
A humorous column notes sofas are returning to use smaller styles with love seats and French court patterns. The piece mocks the trend, arguing fathers value full-length sprawls and dislike narrow couches that constrain movement. The only escape is moving the big sofa to the basement.
On June 28 Terre Haute residents were noted for summer travels to Lake Maxinkuckee and Lake Wasee. Elks junior members held a breakfast bridge at the Elks Country Club. Birth of Daphne Ann Southard announced by Mr. Southard. Alice and William Harry Harper celebrated with a Deming Park party.
The item lists quiz answers: Sinkiang. Yes only since 1958. Dog. Venice and Genoa. Boston. It notes a luncheon in Manatee County Florida where a speaker jokes about a toothpaste containing food particles for busy eaters between brushings.
In a column from New York dated June 28, Boyle laments Midtown Manhattan's rise of 40 plus story offices and banks. He recalls old brownstones, cafes, and the Rockettes era as modernization erases the city’s past, while defending his title as a fuddy-duddy and old fogy.
The Vigo County YMCA Day Camp on 15 acres near West Vigo High School grows to meet demand offering outdoor activity and camping for boys. Seventy seven? No, 57 boys helped set up tents on opening day as they prepare for overnight trips. The YMCA runs six days a week with a busy pool, swim classes for over 500 boys last year, and free learn-to-swim programs.
The notice details mail contact numbers Crawford 1334 1332 1336 for office and circulation sports editor and composing room, toll schedule for delivery issues, and call times. It lists subscription rates for Indiana Illinois territories including evening Sunday one year 15.40 and other options, plus postpaid notices and policy on unsolicited submissions.
This horoscope highlights birthdays and zodiac signs with career hints and cautions about money. It notes laughter wit mimicry and stage talent, warns soft touch tendencies in business, and gives daily guidance for Cancer through Gemini with a closing copyright notice.
The Terre Haute Lions Club received a warm letter from Tajimi Japan, sister city of Terre Haute, noting 20 Tajimi club badges given to Mayor Tucker for the Terre Haute club. The Tajimi visit included a parade and ceremonies marking the new kinship.
The government undertakes a major drive to attract international visitors. In 1960 Americans spent far more abroad than foreigners here, prompting promotion through posters ads and incentives. U S Travel Service urges welcoming hosts and offers contact to join the program in Washington.
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