Editorial Motto Attributed To Voltaire Sparks Debate
The Terre Haute Tribune reflects on the famous Voltaire quote about free speech, noting ongoing public discussion about constitutional rights and the limits of political critique in current discourse.
Parties Choose Presidential Nominees Ahead of 1968 Election
The Republicans name Nixon as their candidate with Agnew as running mate. Democrats face a fluid contest led by McGovern and Kennedy era figures as Chicago looms, with campaigns shaping up for the November showdown.
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Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Reagan
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Nixon
Miami Beach
Romney
Chicago
McCarthy
Johnson
Kennedy
Humphrey
George McGovern
Life Magazine Non Prior Restraint on Gallagher Story
Life magazine may publish its August 9 issue detailing alleged long standing ties of Rep. Cornelius Gallagher to the underworld. Judge Milton Pollack ruled against stopping distribution, upholding First Amendment principles and equity. readers gain access while Gallagher and Konigsberg retain libel action recourse.
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Life Magazine
New Jersey
Cornelius E. Gallagher
Underworld
Harold “Kaye
Konigsberg
District Court
Milton Pollack
New York
Court of Equity
Congress
Gallagher
Postal Cut Averted
Congress voted to exempt postal workers from federal cutbacks avoiding a larger reduction in mail service. The exemption was sent to the President a day before the deadline for closing hundreds of fourth class post offices and signals possible future action on government spending.
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Congress
Watson
Beau Jack the Fighter and His Uncertain Fortune
The piece recalls Beau Jack’s rise from a shoeshine boy in Augusta to a World Lightweight champion with 120 fights and 26 Madison Square Garden main events. It notes a 98 million dollar War Bond sale linked to a fight, his wealth, and asks where the money went while showing his humble, reflective present in a Fontainebleau setting.
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New York
Beau Jack
Fontainebleau
Madison Square Garden
Augusta
Ga.) National Golf Club
Quick Quiz Answers for a Watchful Learner
1 A parapet or railing. 2 A temporary encampment in the open field without tents. 3 True. 4 It is an inlet on the coast of New South Wales Australia. 5 Alaska. The coin telephone was patented in 1889 by William Gray.
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William Gray
New South Wales
Australia
Alaska
Apple Pie
Our Mr Boyle Satirizes Modern Woes and Daily Gripes
A collection of humorous reflections on health in sports and women, dietary habits, fashion, art, pets, marriage, and work life. The piece blends light social observation with pointed quips about daily anxieties and modern manners.
Horoscope Tuesday August 13 Highlights and Cautions
A horoscope fragment advises self discipline and careful parenting to avoid spoiling children. It urges persistence, self improvement, and watching results to guide future goals while warning against overindulgence and wasted effort. zodiac signs Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer appear with brief guidance.
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LEO
VIRGO
LIBRE
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Terre Haute Tribune notices and postage details
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois, including evening and Sunday options, with regional variations. It notes mailing terms, postpaid services, and republication rights, plus address and copyright information for Tribune-Star Publishing Co.
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Indiana
Illinois
Tribune
Vut
Terre Haute
Ind
August Celebrations and Local Happenings at the Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce marks August as a national celebration month with staff sendoffs and celebrations for new arrivals. Local artist Don Hoop exhibited fall scenes while football season approaches. The piece notes regional residents and movers inclinations, visits, and business figures in Indiana and nearby states.
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Chamber of Commerce
Debbie Kiger
Stork
Lew Taylor
Lucy Bennett
Rosemary Salisburg
Bill
Annelle Burgermeister
Don Hoop
Terre Hauteau
Florida
Dobbs Park
Lost Springs Wyoming and Emblem Wyoming Population Note
A reader reports a Nosey item about Lost Springs Wyoming with five residents and elevation 4850 feet and compares it to Emblem Wyoming with five residents and elevation 4438 feet. The note mentions a sign near Cody on Highway 14 20 16 and a photo taken this trip.
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Joe Hollars
Nosey
Lyons
Ind
Norman Dunlap
Lost Springs
Wyo
Cody
Celebs In The Crowd At Sunset Strip Scene
Walter Winchell notes Hollywood stars like Rosemary Bowe, Jackie Gleason, Zsa Zsa Gabor, and Dustin Hoffman amid nightlife on Sunset Strip and Kowloon. Satirical items include Howard Hughes bidding for ABC, Tommy Sands vs critics, and witty signs around town.
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Robert
Untouchables
Rosemary Bowe
Sunset Strip
Bruno
Orlando
Jackie Gleason
Honey Merrill
Jack Haley
Patsy D
Kowloon
Angie Dickinson
Caroly Jones
Dave
Maude) Chasen
Zsa Zsa
Cocoanut Grove
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