Editorial on defending free speech despite disagreement
A columnist emphasizes Voltaire’s principle that disagreement should not silence speech. The piece defends the freedom to express diverse views as essential to a vibrant public square and democratic discussion.
Dangers in Debate: A Look at Presidential Waypoints
An historical analysis notes 1960 debates revived a mass forum and set a new campaign pattern. It argues against current practice, citing Goldwater's opposition and APSA worries that a president may reveal secrets. A face to face clash can help issues but risks harming international relations.
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Castro's Decline Seen After OAS Castro Sanctions Vote
The piece argues Castro’s Cuba faces waning Latin American support as the OAS sanctions vote passes 15 to 4. Thomas Mann contends disillusionment with Castro’s governance grows, noting communism’s failure and its impact on regional economies. He suggests Castro may not endure much longer.
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Beef import quotas spark House showdown after Senate pass
The Big Meat Battle pits cattlemen in 26 states against a Senate approved plan to cap beef veal and mutton imports. Secretary Rusk warns the policy could harm foreign trade while cattlemen say imports steal 11 percent of US meat markets. Senator Dodd criticizes TV coverage of crime and vice.
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Havana Sights and Cuban Currency Tales Under Castro
On a Havana visit the writer notes mixed praise and fear among Cubans, observes the Tropicana still bustling, and recalls Fidel Castro’s control while detailing currency rules and a humorous exchange at Havana airport where a cashier demands pesos for dollars.
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Quick Grab Bag Trivia From Mecca To Calends
A mixed quiz and travelogue notes past conflicts and language tips. It cites Guadalcanal landings in 1942 with remarks on U N officials and Castro, plus humorous exchanges about currency and travel in Cuba.
Our Mr Boyle Embraces Youth to Storm Hollywood Gates
New York AP reports a candid push toward fresh faces in film as industry insiders urge youth involvement. The piece highlights optimism about new talent entering Hollywood amid calls for change.
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Fred Zinneman’s rise from Vienna to Hollywood director
Veteran producer recalls Fred Zinneman who left Vienna to pursue film work in Los Angeles. He faced early barriers yet persisted, winning an Academy Award in 1938 for a short before gaining wide recognition with The Search in 1948. He notes the industry’s changes toward openness and the lack of a central authority.
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Horoscope for August 7: playful yet caring leader types
Born today you combine compassion with sharp humor and a taste for sport. The feature notes Ralph Bunche Don Larsen and Lawton Parker among those born on this date and hints at leadership, social work, and balancing love and duties.
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Curious World Wonders From Science and Myth
A roundup of quirky facts covers topsoil, bat echolocation, flounder camouflage, electricity from eels, and diamond melting points. It notes Paramecium longevity, Everest versus Marianas depth, Bermuda eel births, and Vanguard I's long orbit. Also mentions 24 karat gold, 15 000 fish kinds, and the California redwood's size and age.
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Tribune ad rates and delivery notices from Terre Haute
Public notice style listing subscription rates and delivery times for the Terre Haute Tribune and related services. Includes mailing options, pricing for Indiana Illinois routes, and a standard disclaimer about unsolicited submissions and liability.
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SIGMA KAPPA WORKS CONCESSION AT VIGO FAIRGROUNDS
Sigma Kappa sorority members ran a busy concession at the Vigo Fairgrounds during auto races selling more than 5000 hotdogs plus other items. Linda Swalls and Margaret Doyle led the work group with plans to return Sunday. The item mentions several local figures and a note on National Dog Week and followers visiting from Florida and New York.
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Linda Swalls
Margaret Doyle
Benton E. Dudgeon
Terre Haute Cairman
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