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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
4
A columnist reflects on Voltaire's maxim that even unpopular views deserve protection. The piece defends robust discourse as essential to democracy, critiques censorship by authorities, and urges readers to uphold liberty of expression despite disagreement.
About 17 million Americans receive Social Security benefits monthly totaling over a billion dollars. Projections show rapid program growth with broad eligibility and coverage. The old age and survivors fund stands near 19 billion and may rise eightfold by 1980. The piece argues federal spending should ensure every citizen a decent retirement, a practical case of pulling together for the common good.
President Kennedy suggested that free collective bargaining requires responsibility on both sides and warned that siding with a party in a strike could harm the public. He argued bargaining should aim for fair agreements, not battlefield wins, noting the New York strike left the city without papers for months.
Analysts note annual car model changes cost a billion dollars or more and blame planned obsolescence. After the Big Three tested a redesigned compact, sales of the changed model rose over 30 percent while rivals fell, suggesting public demand for visible new lines drives purchases.
University of Southern California doctors undertake a study to measure how smog and auto exhaust fumes threaten public health. The research aims to assess dangers for residents in Los Angeles and other cities with similar climate and pollution, including risks for those with lung conditions and older individuals.
The astrology column urges born March 1 to pursue personal freedom after building skills and education. It highlights loyalty in love, warns against impatience, and notes notable birthdays including William Dean Howells Lytton Strachey and Dinah Shore. Tomorrow’s star signs listed with daily tips.
In New York editions of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich appear in U S bookstores. Alexander Solzhenitsyn will receive royalties from E P Dutton Co while another publisher prints it without permission, exploiting weak copyright laws amid global debates on authors’ rights.
The piece notes Stackpole vs Houghton Mifflin over Mein Kampf royalties and a Goebbels diary sale, detailing profits for Hitler’s heirs, Goebbels heirs, and ongoing UAP interest in wills and testaments as pages move to continued coverage.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette details delivery by calls to Crawford numbers and postal rates. The notice lists contact lines for Office and Circulation and outlines subscription options for Indiana and Illinois including Evening and Sunday, Evening only, and rural routes with varying 12 month and three month prices. It also notes second class mailing and ownership risk for unsolicited submissions.
Birth of a daughter, Clara Virginia, announced by Mr and Mrs William H Lee at 2613 Arleth street. John A Rid dle and wife attend Washington inauguration as guests of Judge and Mrs Oscar E Bland. Helen Naylor of Quincy IL returns home after stay with sister in Terre Haute. Pinochle club meets at Orvil Partridge home. Mrs Philip Davis and sons visit parents in Champaign. Darrell Smith returns home from Danville NL with sister Mrs George Boyll.
Questions cover colonial allegiance to Britain before Independence, Lafayette’s age when made major general, origin of the Committees of Correspondence, Pisces zodiac meaning, and bunting color order for speaker’s desk. Answers reflect historical trivia and heraldic display rules.
A dictionary-like note defines distinguish as distinguished with an air of distinction. It traces origin to French and presents pronunciation guidance. The entry emphasizes the adjective form and its usage in describing notable qualities.
A friend provides financial help for a business letter effort. The note suggests careful wording and timing, noting a late birth may bring luck. The tone implies cautious planning and favorable odds for the future.
Dinah Shore and Harry Belafonte are listed alongside cartoonist Edmund Duffy and baseball figure Bert Hamric in a brief notes item highlighting prominent names connected to arts and sport this period. The entry underscores cultural and athletic figures prominent in the scene.
A dated quiz item recalls Yellowstone National Park's establishment in 1872. The piece includes a playful prompt asking trivia answers and quotes from Samuel Johnson, with options referencing Rhode Island and Samuel Adams among others.
Bill Brink retires from General Telephone PBX department and joins Indianapolis Motor Speedway safety staff then explores Florida as a potential home. Doris Byers celebrates birthday with 4-H and church activities noted. Locals share remarks on mynah bird Dickie and quotes about legislative speeches.
Jim Bishop surveys presidents and their spouses with humorous anecdotes, noting Lincoln on a rocker and Dolly Madison hiking, Hoover fishing, Roosevelt yelling bully, Truman walking, and FDR’s White House pool. The column playfully contrasts image and idiosyncrasies across administrations.
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