Editorial Quote on Free Speech by Voltaire
A quotation attributed to Voltaire defends the right to free expression, stating that even if editors disapprove of what you say they will defend your right to speak. The line emphasizes principled defense of free speech.
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Johnson faces record budget talk as $140 billion mark looms
The piece analyzes President Johnsons looming budget for fiscal year starting July 1 1967 with talks of a $140 billion total up $27 billion from this years $113 billion. It notes possible tax hikes to curb inflation and Johnsons image as a thrifty leader while contending with Vietnam costs and public reaction. It compares the planned jump to past spikes under Truman during the Korean War.
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Harvard Apologies Over McNamara Rowdy Standoff
Secretary of Defense McNamara received apologies from Harvard faculty and students for a few raucous individuals who heckled him. The vast majority regret the boorish treatment of a distinguished official and uphold the value of open dissent in a healthy democracy.
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On Second Thought Averted strike changes TV fare expectations
The piece muses that avoiding the radio television strike may spare audiences from reruns of older entertainment. It suggests viewers might endure a dull period without new gems, potentially preferring to miss reruns of Westerns and game shows from bygone years.
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Mao Tze Tung a Big Figure in Asia Sports
Reporter notes Mao Zedong dominates Asian games coverage via Hsinhua. He cites table tennis crowds, praise from players, and Viet Cong team in Phnom Penh. Critiques IOC boycott as cover for propaganda. Mentions Prince Sihanouk and harsh conditions shaping Viet Nam sports training.
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Our Mr Boyle: Francoise Hardy on fame and life in New York
Hall Boyle profiles Francoise Hardy, the young French singer admired like a pop icon. She discusses fame, government taxes, personal ambitions, and her fashion influence while noting her international appeal and plans beyond show business.
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Horoscope Guide and Star Sign Advice For Readers
The page blends a detailed December Sagittarius horoscope with daily sign guidance for Capricorn through Scorpio. It notes mood management, self esteem, and the value of close emotional ties, then provides per sign forecasts on deliberation, openness, legal matters, mood adaptation, and practical caution. The end quotes a female singer on creativity, motherhood, and views on marriage in France.
First American Chamber of Commerce origins and trivia
On this day in 1823 James Monroe proclaimed the doctrine bearing his name. A caesura is a break or pause in a line of poetry. An Olympiad is a four year period between Olympic Games.
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Tribune Postal Rates and Contact Information Notice
Daily Terre Haute Tribune notices detail mailing rates for Indiana and Illinois residents, carrier service hours, and contact instructions. It lists subscription prices for various durations and says unsolicited manuscripts are sent at the owner's risk.
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Nosey column tidbits from Tribune staffers
Servicemen head home for Christmas with Tom Boland shipping out December 8. Trudy King relays a Cub Scout rescue story. Debs home in Indianapolis retains Wednesday hours and Sunday schedule with holiday closures. Kaufman to speak at Indiana State University on December 7, with a 4 pm start and earlier 2:30 pm time canceled. Eddie James, City Court Bailiff, confined at St Anthony Hospital room 204. Helen Kable battles diet temptations. Sheriff John Hines wins over thirty dollars in a national sweepstakes. Birthday greetings for Albert Nasser Norman Dunlap. Woodrow Wilson student noted for daily good deed. Charlie Engle nicknamed Sweet Charlie. Belated birthday wish to Johnnie Nasser. Nosey congratulates city officer Frank Hoffman on promotion to lieutenant.
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Horoscope calendar jokes reveal quirky signs and quirks
A humorous snippet from a newspaper piece catalogs outlandish horoscope entries from The Unofficial Horoscope 1967. It parodies sun signs with witty lines about luck, love, and oddball advice, noting the author’s skepticism while enjoying the playful predictions.
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