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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
4
A provocative editorial cites Voltaire to defend freedom of expression, arguing that society should permit even controversial views while condemning censorship. The piece weighs the boundaries between speech and harm within modern discourse.
President Johnson faces increasing pressure as plans to escalate the Vietnam War loom amid talk of international cooperation. McNamara warns of a long road ahead while troop levels may rise from 165,000 toward 300,000. The UN backs a world disarmament conference with Red China invited, but the US hesitates to join. De Gaulle calls the war stupid, underscoring Johnson's heavy burden as he decides the path forward.
E William Henry FCC chairman testified to a Senate Commerce subcommittee about emerging devices that could call recipients automatically without a trigger, play recorded messages, prevent use until messages finish, and even call back if the listener hangs up, prompting privacy alarm.
The Anti-Defamation League urges the FCC to require sponsors’ names and addresses be in recorded hate messages. It criticizes AT&T for only providing subscriber details on request, arguing anonymity shields hate speech and conflicts with free speech guarantees.
Roy Carlberg of the American Kennel Club estimates purebred registrations in the U S could rise from 100000 200000 annually in 1945 to well over 700000 in 1965 and perhaps reach one million. He notes this reflects purebreds alone and ignores mixed breeds.
In New York the analysis by Nick Thimmesch and William Johnson surveys RFK amid LBJ, noting his blend of strength and impetuousness. It compares presidential appeal with cautious restraint while predicting ambivalence among Americans considering him. A second note praises Teresa Gallagher's Give Joy to My Youth as a vivid portrait of Tom Dooley.
A critical look at Sukarno An Autobiography told to Cindy Adams and a bold travel journalism memoir Call Africa 999 by John Peer Nugent. The Sukarno piece surveys the Indonesian leader's views on women religion mission US China and imprisonment. Nugent recounts Congo to Zanzibar ordeals and banishment for truth telling with sharp humor.
In this column Hal Boyle argues that while many things change, women change most. He notes outer shifts like cosmetics fashion and hair but says a wife’s inner self often explodes into new directions after marriage.
Cartoonist Bil Keane jokes that marriage alters a wife more than any other force. A husband discovers the truth that growth and compromise come with sharing a life, while old habits and expectations shift as married life unfolds. The gag contrasts pre and post marriage expectations with playful barbs.
Wednesday forecast offers patient, precise advice for each sign. It urges educational growth for ambitious individuals and stresses choosing a mate who prioritizes success, with a discreet note against pointless argument at home.
Walter Winchell reports on George Hamilton hosting LBJ rights event in Acapulco and ties between McGeorge Bundy and Moyers. FBI agents donate blood for soldiers. debates on Viet Nam mobilization, censorship, and tax plans. Notes on West German naval power and diplomatic immunity, FDR Jr. gubernatorial bid, and Rosemary Forsyth with Joe Namath. Veronica Lake's Sprig, Hedy Lamarr prospects, and Times Square poetry winner. Civil rights groups push for school integration timelines. discotheque plans and CBS stock hints. Continued on page.
A compact feature blends trivia questions with dated facts and notable names. It asks about pencil line length, Annapolis opening, Rush-Bagot Treaty scope, Mendel’s heredity law, and 1917 Boys Town founder, plus references to Marková, Martin, Ritchard, Alston, and McLish. It ends with wordplay on language and a reflective note.
The Terre Haute Tribune notice outlines subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois readers, including daily and Sunday editions, mail options, and pricing by region. It also states delivery and contact instructions, carrier service details, and postal information.
Richard E. Klinch, 1965 National Teacher of the Year, uses real life biographical context to teach arithmetic. In Wheat Ridge Colorado his sixth graders connect math problems to the Wright brothers Kitty Hawk flight after studying their lives. The method is described in the National Education Association journal.
Tribune staff notes a reinforced bridge on Mt Pleasant Road south of the S 25th Street intersection with the road approach elevated to prevent past flood flooding. Eastward progress toward Hulman Field continues as Interstate 70 construction influences the area. Visitors tour Eugene V Debs home Sundays 2 to 4 pm. Mary Mathes of Fairbanks Library recovers from surgery. Lottie Ketchem previews her three month old great granddaughter.
Officials report the new storm sewer project in West Terre Haute should begin shortly if weather allows. Materials purchases started this week as part of the work. Brig. Gen. Allison Maxwell of the Indiana Air Guard escaped winter cold while on duty in Hawaii with Fort Wayne Guardsmen and plans to return to the mainland soon. Early Terre Haute photos in the Sunday Roto week before last sparked recollections among Sheriff Herb Beasley and local officials about former scenery while arguments continue in some quarters.
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