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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1966
Page
4
The National Park Service celebrates its 50th anniversary as it guards over 230 parks and historic sites. A decade long, billion dollar program modernized parks and expanded surrounding areas, with plans to create urban recreation areas to reach city residents.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists publication schedules and contact notes for delivery. Rates vary by region with evening and Sunday editions priced higher. mailing addresses include 721 Wabash Ave Terre Haute IN 47808 and policy states manuscripts sent to the Tribune are at the owner's risk.
A defense of free expression quotes Voltaire and argues for the right to speak freely. The piece asserts that dialogue thrives when opposing views are allowed and cautions against censorship and intimidation in public discourse.
A Cleveland writer to the Christian Science Monitor urges replacing the phrase black power with black potential. He argues black power connotes retribution, while black potential signals growth and constructive force for America, drawing on dormant Negro abilities to benefit all citizens regardless of race.
The piece describes the Berlin wall as a prison and condemns East German Communist rule. It argues the barrier only slows refugees while acknowledging a potential westward flood if the wall fell. The text criticizes the regime and warns the celebration exposes the regime's insecurity.
The piece notes the 21st anniversary of Hiroshima and the third anniversary of the nuclear test ban treaty. It urges ongoing disarmament work and cites Secretary Rusk calling on Russia to pursue new agreements, stressing that nations can agree to limit weapons and humanity’s maturity hinges on progress.
New York report notes Herb Alpert, owner trumpeter of the Los Angeles group, has yet to establish a fan club and has not visited New York's 21 Club. He compares the venue to a rathskeller. Sev On the Line.
By Bob Considine the piece notes the astonishment surrounding Alpert's 29 year old bugler inventor and the group he assembled. The article underscores how the remarkable rise in the music scene astonishes those involved and marks a new sound in pop.
Alpert turned a bullfight-inspired horn idea into a multimillion dollar music enterprise. With partners Jerry Moss they formed A and M Records, built a distinctive brass infused sound, and watched profits soar from 1964 through 1965 as tours, albums, and corporate growth expanded the label’s reach.
Daily guidance for August 29 urges readers to pursue realistic goals matched to talents, avoid unfit paths, and seek compatible partners. It lists tips for Virgo through See and general advice on work, health, and social balance with a period voice.
NEW YORK (UPI) More than half of the nearly 800000 typewriters sold to American offices annually are electric, according to office machine maker Remington.
In October, Alpert speaks about success as shared through a lifelong bond with his wife Tye. He recalls they met in high school and have continued their journey together, emphasizing the years of partnership and enduring connection.
Mr and Mrs Arthur William Burke Sr of 1727 S 4th St celebrate 34th wedding anniversary. Gene Burroughs returns from vacation in North Carolina and visits a daughter in Doylestown Pa with remarks on Southern growth. John Bailey attended Alpha Tau Omega international congress at Mackinac Island. Carl Bopp’s Sunlight wins in Greenup Ill harness race. Deac Rodney second in heat. DuQuoin Grand Ole Opry shows disrupted by a skunk in dressing room. Warner Paige Jr represented Paige Music at a national band instrument school in Elkhart. Edgar Gummere birthday, Harold Turner anniversary, Ruth Gregg birthday, Wilbur Keko visit, Oscar Bevilaqua birthday, Ted Hegeman birthday tomorrow.
Walter Winchell reports Stron investors flirt with unlisted shares while the National Quotation Bureau index climbs 26.5 percent in the year ending June 30, and the Dow Jones and S&P 500 rise modestly. Government may raise gold prices to back dollars as supply dwindles. Rumors swirl about Cassius Clay wedding plans and Julie Andrews decisions as social pages recount midtown spats, royal intrigues, and film hype.
Cloaked talk on a supposed Santa Fe passenger centers on Howard Hughes with executives avoiding the topic. Other items note George Liberace signing for Boca Raton Hotel, and various entertainment and book news around December and a military marriage plan.
On this day in 1901 Carrie Nation attacked a New York saloon owned by John L. Sullivan. The misadventure explains Fortuna as ill fortune and notes Whitman’s line about seeing God in faces.
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