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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1966
Page
4
A concise editorial defends the principle of free speech despite disagreement. It emphasizes that society must protect rights to express differing views, arguing for robust debate and vigilance against censorship in a democratic public sphere.
A report on model ranches in Arizona and New Mexico shows smaller cattle operations averaged a 4 percent loss while larger ranches earned about 6 percent. The Arizona Farm Bureau notes profits come from management flexibility and high production volume in a free market. Meat pricing reflects mass production and distribution, with beef choices affordable for families in the summer season.
Readable text fragment from Terre Haute Tribune presents a compact news item with local notes and names. details are limited but mention stakes and context for a community audience.
Delaware asks the Supreme Court to rule the winner take all method unconstitutional for state presidential electors. The suit targets the 50 states and the District of Columbia, with New York and 10 large states singled out as influential in electoral outcomes. A ruling could prompt constitutional clarification or amendment.
Critics led by the American Institute of Architects urge Congress to reexamine a 1956 directive used to justify a west front extension of the Capitol. They warn the plan would ruin architectural integrity and favor refurbishing the west wall or relocating facilities.
The 1945 account tells Sgt. Jacob De Shazer dying prisoner’s prayer for peace after the Doolittle raid. He later studies at Seattle Pacific College and returns to Japan as a missionary, influencing postwar relations and faith.
Hal Boyle notes mail reveals shifts in culture as guitars become a popular hobby with a million adults taking evening courses. The instrument supports a $15 million yearly industry while California dominates table food production and Hollywood corn. Dieters gain from group discussions more than drugs, and households wonder how pets contribute to the household economy.
A collage of trivia and oddities notes 1954 hiring of 1954 animals for TV and film, Lincoln campaign costs in 1860, jam flavor shifts, bee stings by queen bees, a Nova Scotia baby record, an estimate of 55 deaths in a beer crisis, future tooth banks, a patriotic quote, and two instances of three presidents in one calendar year in 1841 and 1881, plus Mizner on lending and friendship.
Horoscope outlines July 24 to August 23 Leo traits and advice for Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus and Genini. It cautions balancing social life with work and highlights personal relationships and early marriage timing.
Walter Winchell compiles a stream of show business items from New York and beyond. Notes include Robert Nathan's Juliet in Mantua premise, Van Williams wealth via Texas oil, Marlon Brando dieting, Monica Vitti versus Sophia Loren, Myrna Loy tours in Barefoot in the Park, Chiang Kai-shek’s China reports, Julie Andrews and Paul Newman in Hitchcock’s To Curtain, Bardot wedding dress, and other gossip from Broadway clubs and Hollywood.
The Nation Catholic Theatre Conference names the film Parable produced by the Protestant Council of the City of New York for showing at the New York World's Fair to receive its 1966 Religious Film Award. It drew capacity crowds at the Fair and has won prior honors at Venice and Edinburgh festivals.
TRIBUNE STAFFERS CHUCK CAMPBELL toured Weston paper mill and Wabash Fibre Box with OTA TETSUYA from Tajimi Japan. News items include Murray State graduates from Terre Haute and a 47 year Franklin College reunion, plus local birthday wishes and Eta Delta Theta ties.
The quiz cites H. G. Wells as author of The War in the Air and In the Days of the Comet. It names horse racing as the sport of kings and identifies the Gaulish leader Vercingetorix as Caesar’s opponent at Alesia. H. L. Mencken is noted as dismissing merit, and France is given for sit down strikes origin.
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