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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
5
A reflection on free expression citing Voltaire’s line I may disapprove of what you say but I defend to the death your right to say it The quote is presented as a constitutional and philosophical prompt about defending speech even when disagreeing with its content
The editorial argues luck ended New York City’s air pollution crisis, urging intelligent planning to curb growing nationwide pollution. It details Tucson as a warning and praises Terre Haute for establishing an Air Pollution Control Board with five goals and a pending federal grant to fund staff and a lab.
The Nutrition Foundation marks its 26th anniversary as a major private funder for public welfare. Its support helped fund the Food and Nutrition Board, influencing World War II enrichment of bread and flour, aided by government orders to curb deficiencies. It has backed early research for seven Nobel laureates and three future university presidents.
Winona Snicklefoot loved direct dialing and chat, dialing friends nationwide. With Worldwide direct dialing planned for the 1970s, she faces a gaudier temptation as dialing expands to far destinations with 13 to 15 digits.
American consular officers in Hong Kong say Red guards overwhelm China watchers. They monitor Radio Peking, question refugees, and find Mao's role unclear. Briefer suspects Chou En-lai orders, while purges may purge incompetent officials. Peking backs the youths by providing essentials as schools close.
Rex Stout marks his 80th birthday and begins a fresh Nero Wolfe novel to be published May 9 or 10. The writer, who dislikes rereading and rewrites, credits Wolfe’s and his own success to logical thinking. Stout’s varied life includes roles as office boy and hotel manager, and he has authored 54 books in 36 years. He grows many iris varieties and spends substantial time outdoors, unlike Wolfe.
Horoscope excerpts advise on work life and social balance for December 2 with zodiac caution and career guidance. The piece also mentions an elderly admirer of chess, plant care, and references to High Meadow estate in Danbury and Brewster New York, Pola Stout, a textile designer, and two married daughters.
Walter Winchell notes reactions from stars in New York with Fannie Hurst Perry Como Jack Dempsey and Barbara McNair sightings. Wilt Chamberlain Sir John Gielgud Dame Judith Anderson Susannah York Woody Allen and other luminaries appear with playful captions and backstage chatter.
The piece links surrealism to its art world roots, notes walrus whiskers as cartilage, credits Roger Williams and Pierre Magnole among names, and defines a philatelist as a stamp collector while recalling the 1953 NYSE installment plan moment.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription rates for different delivery options including evening and Sunday editions. It notes mailing details, contact times for missed copies, and postal classifications. The notice also references ownership and address details for Tribune Star Publishing Co. in Terre Haute Indiana.
Tribune staffers preview December events including WVPC party on Dec 10. Mrs Brumfield seen Christmas shopping in Terre Haute with two children. Brazil scribe Mary Kaye Stray on roto coverage for Centennial. First Christian Church rotofeature highlighted. Glenn Sebastion recalls Thanksgiving at Hudson Bay. Walker Robertson family heads to Hallandale Fla. Auditor Leroy Lewzad er nursing a tender foot. Steve Stevenson signs up with Navy flying program.
In Ann Arbor Michigan Dr Harold F Falls of the University of Michigan says an alert physician can detect at least 80 diseases and genital disorders by changes in a patient hands and eyes. He notes the hand and eye show remarkable complexity and are accessible for study with excellent examination tools.
A UPI report notes one of the world’s first drinking clubs, formed in 740 A.D. by Chinese philosophers who called themselves the Six Idlers of Bamboo Brook, according to Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc.
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