Editorial Quote on Free Speech Defense
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire to emphasize defending free expression even when disagreeing. The piece anchors on the line I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it, attributing it to Voltaire and framing it as a principle of press and public discourse.
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Courage and Change Tied to Czech Stand Against Moscow
The piece argues that while the Czech push against Soviet power showed courage, shifting circumstances since Hungary’s 1956 actions reduced Moscow’s leverage. Factors include China tensions, nuclear risk, a peace time Soviet economy, and satellites drifting from control, tempering expansionist aims.
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Reclamation Bill Advances in Congress After Long Battle
A House Senate conference panel approved the Colorado River basin development measure in a compromise ending years of conflict. A 10 year survey west of the divide eases diversion fears while avoiding new dams, signaling a reform that should ease Western water shortages without escalating dam construction.
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More Harrimans Needed In Paris Peace Talks
The piece argues Averell Harriman could steer North Vietnam toward an accord given his long record from Roosevelt to Johnson. It highlights his roles as ambassador to the Soviet Union, head of the Mutual Security Agency, secretary of commerce, and New York governor. At 77, he remains active in pressuring substantive negotiations.
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The Burden on Candidate Wives in An Enduring Campaign
Column notes the strain on wives of political candidates, especially Pat Nixon and Muriel Humphrey, as they endure public scrutiny and repetitive speeches. It cites social expectations, televised moments, and constant public appearances, predicting long years ahead into 1972 and beyond.
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Quick Quiz From The Bag Of Facts
Answers recap mixed trivia on oceans area exposure 71 percent True height of Everest 29 028 feet South Vietnam size 65 948 square miles Amazon river length about 3900 miles.
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Mr Boyle on Double Talk and Truth
An editorialist discusses double talk as a sign of maturity and outlines common examples with literal translations, emphasizing the difficulty of facing plaintruth and the temptation to sugarcoat unpleasant facts.
Family Circus Cartoon Snippets Highlight Office, Engagement, Diet Quips
A collage of dialogue captions from The Family Circus and More to the Point riff on everyday moments. Jokes about work, engagement rings, dieting, and quirks of modern life are presented as light banter.
Horoscope highlights and a campaign complaint excerpt
The page presents a long horoscope with sun sign tips and daily guidance, plus a protest about a fundraiser and a claim that a donor did not contribute. The fragment mentions August, birthdays, and various zodiac signs with moral and practical advice. A quoted complaint targets a bum demanding favors without contributing to a campaign.
Terre Haute Tribune public notice and subscription rates
Public notice style content outlines subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois editions, including prices for evening and Sunday delivery, and various term lengths. Notices mention call times for missing copies, carrier areas, and mailing details. The piece also covers postal and republication rights and carrier contact information.
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Wiley 48 Class reunion features Ashworths then plans for hospital surgery
George Ashworth former Wiley High School coach and ISU figure with his wife Helen will attend the Wiley 48 Class reunion this Saturday night and depart Sunday for St. Louis where Helen will undergo surgery at Barnes Hospital. Their son Mike, born during Ashworth’s Wiley tenure, is to marry Dawn Maree Backus on Aug 31.
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Mamie Had Nothing Going For Her In Hell's Kitchen
Mamie, a tough resident of Hell's Kitchen, endures harsh tenements with her mother and husband Randy. The family, described as hearty Irish Italian Scots, clings to macaroni meals while facing constant hardship and rough streets in a harsh urban life.
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Nixon 1962 Farewell Press Conference Recorded For Laughs
A Rockefeller booster hosted guests at a Washington suite during the GOP Convention to hear a doctored 1962 Nixon Farewell press conference with added laughter. The altered recording mocked Nixon after his governor race loss, boosting spirits among attendees and reporters.
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