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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
4
A public reflection on Voltaire’s defense of free expression prompts readers to consider the balance between personal opinion and the right to speak. The editorial argues for robust protections of speech despite disagreements.
Indiana faces scrutiny over state tax support for higher education with claims that broader education spending is misrepresented. The piece cites rankings on per capita tax burden, per capita income share, and funding per 1000 students, arguing education remains essential and many Hoosier students will seek higher education in coming years.
The article notes longer days and earlier light as signs that Boreas wanes. It describes milder sunshine and garden catalog images rekindling hope for renewal. People in northern states feel optimistic about earth’s revival after winter’s worst.
The Cuban government tightens controls amid shortages. Food gasoline and shoes are already rationed and clothing will be rationed next. Deputy Prime Minister Raul Castro acknowledged difficulties while crediting Soviet aid for preventing famine, signaling growing strain and potential unrest.
The horoscope notes born individuals possess superior talent in at least one creative art. Success requires early inclination and long development before full exploitation. Highly perceptive to creative inspiration, these individuals should produce readily once trained.
Daily zodiac readings offer guidance across twelve signs. Each sign receives advice on behavior at home and work, with cautions against overreaction, hasty judgments, and outside influences. Copyright 1963 United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
Hollywood star Glenn Ford discusses the risks of stunt work and his preference for performing his own riding. He notes dozens of broken bones from Western roles, values double-free performances, and recalls learning to ride with Will Rogers. Ford remains a top box office figure and proud horseman.
A Washington column notes 848 federal groups must keep records across agencies from the Agriculture to the Maritime Administration. The General Services Administration lists 11 types private citizens also must maintain. Filbert handlers and peanut shellers are cited among those required to keep detailed reports. The piece ends with a caution not to discard records.
Daily except Sunday notices list subscription prices for The Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette established in 1869 and 1874. It provides contact numbers Crawford 1334 for office and circulation and outlines delivery timing and postage details including rates for Evening and Sunday and evening-only subscriptions.
Terre Haute marked the thirtieth anniversary of events with the Literary Club meeting at the Chamber of Commerce building where Rev. Theodore Grob presented a paper titled The Clash of Values. Birth announcements surfaced for son Thomas Eugene by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roberts of 1657 Spruce Street. Mrs. Marie Brown of Chicago visited her mother Mrs. J. E. West, and dinners were held at the Miller home on South Ninth Street. Ches ter Jr.’s birth anniversary was celebrated by Mrs. Chester Blair at Fifth Avenue home. Mrs. H. J. Newton of New Castle visited relatives on North Eighth Street.
The questions cover a variety of trivia: a duodecimo book size, Portugal’s republic length, the perch as a unit, violinist Nathan Milstein’s birthplace, and which state leads in gem stone production value.
1475 marks the birth of Michaelangelo Buonarroti a famed painter sculptor and architect. A Martin Luther quote warns against quick decisions and quarrels. The text lists a set of five puzzle clues including measurements locations and a country.
A University of Santa Clara survey finds small businessmen rate the ability to anticipate and plan as the prime executive quality. Intelligence and technical skill rank lower in importance for business acumen. A separate report notes the Atomic Energy Commission negotiating with Associated Nucleonics to build a 600000 dollar plant in Gloucester Massachusetts to test atomic radiation for food preservation.
Tribune staffers report Harold Killebrew of Lewis received a tip by phone that a purse with money and papers lost at Meadows Center is in Pauline McGee’s custody. Killebrew thanks Pauline and notes his relation to Harmon Kil LEBREW. Terre Haute figures attended Bill McGill's Restaurant in West Hollywood Florida for a Terre Haute Day. Also listed are local couples and residents. Gertrude Giffel and Alice Hartman enjoy the cold weather and ice fishing, storing supplies for months.
The Courthouse Furniture Building at Fourth and Wabash is being razed and the Temple Laundry Building at Third and Chestnut is demolished to make way for a bowling alley. Boyd Alexander is a patient at Union Hospital in room 228 awaiting visits. Mrs. Guy Woods thanks friends and responders after a fire at 609 South Fifth Street.
Elza Rich is reported to be recovering from a recent illness at St Anthony Hospital. Visitors are welcome and he is listed in Room 279.
Houston reports on lunar gear and life support for moonwalks around 1970. Astronauts will wear $25,000 suits with mylar layers, carry 50-pound packs weighing ten pounds on the moon, and use air, heating, and cooling systems to endure 24 hours on the lunar surface. NASA’s crew systems chiefs explain space suits as mobile capsules, while cookies, dehydrated pea soup, and future Apollo plans underscore a bold push to the moon.
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