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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1963
Page
4
A quotation from Voltaire serves as the guiding line in an opinion piece defending robust free expression. The author argues that defending others' speech, even if disagreeable, is essential to a open civic discourse.
A near collision at 33 000 feet over Indiana involved two large aircraft with 130 people aboard. The article argues for stronger air traffic control backed by electronic systems to prevent such close calls and stresses timely field improvements.
West Germany Chancellor Adenauer said American democracy is flawed not only by voting rights but also by unequal educational access and poverty. He argued true democracy requires educational equality and freedom from economic deprivation, noting public schools and college costs limit opportunity for many Americans.
The author argues that critics of world communism act from self interest and fear of uprisings in oppressed regions. They condemn Marxism while shielding tyrannical rulers in South America Africa and the Middle East, hindering Peace Corps and Alliance for Progress efforts.
AEC will build a Gloucester Massachusetts plant by next year to irradiate seafood for extended refrigerator life. The tests form part of broader radiation research on food preservation, hinting at a future where canning and freezing may yield to irradiation.
The page blends a daily horoscope for zodiac signs with a nostalgic New York reminiscence about 1963 life. It recalls streetcar era moments, memory treasures, and former urban routines alongside a brief note on prosperous memories and the value of experiences.
In a noon meeting at Eggers & Baer offices Journal Square, Frank Hague outlines strategy as Kenny challenges control. The room, filled with political operatives, hears Hague urge GOP moves to align with power and push rivals out, signaling a major shift in city hall and county politics.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette issue lists name variants and contact numbers for offices including Crawford for circulation, sports, composing room, and departments. It outlines monthly and yearly subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois, with different rates for evening, Sunday, and rural routes, plus postage paid status and submission terms for unsolicited manuscripts.
Birth announced for Donald Em ory by Mr. and Mrs. William F. Tabor. Mr. and Mrs Clarence J. Freeman returned from an extended motor trip to Florida. A bridge club meeting was hosted by Mr. and Mrs Edward Gomes. Mrs Ernest Bowsher and daughters Martha and Louise were in Gary after visiting relatives. Mrs Frank Underwood hosted a bridge party on North Tenth Street. Harrett Smith returned from a visit with brother Harry Smith in Champaign. Juanita Phillips visited by her sister in Columbus Indiana.
The page lists trivia questions on engineering gantlets papal Honorius Tegucigalpa authors and places with a short glossary of terms Interlocutory a bridge over Niagara River 1855 and a quotation about character from Cyrus A Bartol.
A compact prompt presents a riddle style list including Railroad Four Honduras Upton Sinclair and a note about North Carolina as the reconstructed colonial capital during 1770 to 1994. The text hints at era style and naming without full context or narrative.
Tribune staffers recount spring mood on the way to work. Earl Kickler cited as authority on 1920s Terre Haute culture. Howard Haig to enter National Elks golf tourney at Southern Pines in May with wife Betty. Ed and Janes Story welcome a baby girl and plan fishing trips. Colonial Dames Kitchen Band donates over 50 to Beacon School of the Valley. book via Mrs David E Fason. Mrs Clyde Smith to watch his mother perform on Ted Mack Amateur Hour. Shirley Clark Stanton teaches in Indianapolis. Michael Stewart ill. Danny Fenimore birthday. Wayne Newton Post hosts party for Heinie Weber.
NASA revives Pioneer seven probes to study the sun from 50 million miles out in elliptical orbits during the Year of the Quiet Sun. The missions aim to gather 6,000 studies relevant to astronauts and the Apollo program, highlighting solar radiation and the Van Allen belt.
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