Round Table reminiscence recalls golf trick and steak dinner
Tributes recall Dan Davis recalling caddying for Bud Tayor and George Grammel at Rea Park when the hole in one sparked a celebratory steak dinner. Notices praise Mable Mittendorf for a radio gift and report Becky Barnes Elmendorf leaving for Oceanside and Honolulu with her Marine husband. J. D. Clampitt joins Army. Norman Dunlap reports a Westward trip past Lost Springs highway sign in Wyoming.
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Editorial Motto Cites Voltaire on Free Speech
The Terre Haute Tribune frames a constitutional vow by quoting Voltaire about defending speech, even when its content is disapproved. The piece underscores the enduring value of free expression in public life and cites the famous line to anchor the discussion.
Polish nationalism resurges amid 1918 rebirth anniversary
The article notes Poland's shift from Marxist rhetoric to nationalist policy on the 50th anniversary of its 1918 rebirth. It highlights memory of Pilsudski, suppression under Hitler and Soviet occupation, and the potential opening of a new political door as nationalism proves potent despite Communist limits.
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Senate film proposal raises questions about bias and impact
Senators Murphy and Hartke propose a documentary on how the Senate operates. Critics warn Senate control over scope could yield a favorable portrayal and prompt other government bodies to follow, risking propaganda and public misunderstanding.
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Plump Deputy Public Defender Faces Job Fallout
Ventura California deputy public defender Don Jones weighs 240 pounds on a five foot nine frame and has been fired over fitness expectations. The case mirrors a prior high school incident where a teacher lost her job for being overweight. The issue questions whether public servants should be judged by weight as well as capability.
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Is Baseball ailing the national game in this era
The piece argues baseball loses fan interest as pitching dominates. It recalls Babe Ruth and 714 home runs, notes recent all star games were decided by errors and pitching, and mentions proposals to lower the mound or inflate ball bounce to restore hitting appeal.
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Terre Haute Tribune subscription rates and notices
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription prices for various days and regions, notices about delivery, mailing details, and postal information. It notes second class postage, rights and responsibilities of contributors, and Associated Press affiliation.
Monday and Friday hazards in work life and fashion notes
The column surveys risks of Mondays on the job and Friday as second danger day. It notes ranchers using sound waves to guide cattle and cites diabetes screening, hairpieces market growth, and a trivia-filled horoscope for August 7 1967.
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Dimseyland and the GOP convention prelude
A Washington style column critiques pollster culture and pre convention chatter as Nixon's Viet Nam stance draws debate. It notes media overcoverage and the GOP mood, with the convention set to vote today amid heated demonstrations and behind the scenes posturing.
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It Happened Today 1942 Guadar canal first American offensive
On this date 1942 the first American offensive in the Pacific began at Guadal canal. The quiz section asks about a quire, patella, Land of Enchantment state, Julius Caesar ailment, and Monrovia’s country.
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Bob Tapy Returns Home From Hospital Recovery
Bob Tapy is home recovering after hospitalization. He complains the 1 000 calorie daily diet leaves him short of strength for golf, but friends at Commercial Solvents and others wish him well and hope for a swift return to the course.
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Nixon Kennedy politics and Miami Beach convention chatter
Walter Winchell reports during a Miami Beach stop how Nixon Lindsey and Kennedy dynamics shape the Democratic and Republican contests. insiders say NYC figures may face indictments linked to City Hall while beach traffic cops issue summonses amid convention fever and local courtesy from shopkeepers and restaurateurs.
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Frank Hogan
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