Editorials from Terre Haute Tribune Defend Free Speech
The Terre Haute Tribune reflects on Voltaire's assertion that society must defend even unpopular viewpoints. The piece argues for robust, open discourse and cautions against censorship in public life. It frames liberty of expression as essential to a healthy republic.
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Nixon appoints Herbert Klein as director of communications
An editorial weighs the Nixon pick for director of communications Herbert Klein arguing the title risks creating a centralized information czar. Critics like Rep. Moss warn of censorship and reduced access to diverse sources, while supporters say practical effects remain to be seen.
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Chicago school budget debates retrenchment amid prosperity
In Chicago the school superintendent proposes a 1969 budget with 23 million less than this year and plans to cut more than 6,000 teaching positions. Class sizes would rise from 34.5 to 45 or more, challenging educational quality and prompting questions about priorities in an affluent democracy.
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Knowledge in a Fire Tragedy Teaches Escape Drills
A upstairs bedroom fire trapped a ten year old and her sister. Firefighters found both girls suffocated though a window led to a roof below. The piece urges families to drill children on escape plans and alternate routes to safety.
Mr Boyle lists quirky phobias in light NY piece
In New York AP humor column, The Family Circus surveys rare phobias from zoophobia to merinthophobia and hymenophobia, joking about everyday fears and social anxieties. It playfuly catalogs terms for common social nerves and teases readers to invent new fears.
Horoscope column offers daily guidance by birthday sign
A lengthy advice feature outlines strengths and cautions for various zodiac signs. It emphasizes original thinking, calm action, and prudent decision making while noting quirks such as snap judgments and the need to forgive. The piece ends with a playful question about autoraphobia and northern lights.
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Walter Winchell Column Tales From Readers Across the Nation
Florence McKenzie and readers flood the Walter Winchell column with questions and zingers from Beverly Hills to Toronto. Notes touch on Nixon and Eisenhower politics, Frank Sinatra smog talk, Martha Raye finances, Lauren Bacall marriage gossip, stock market worries, Broadway fundraiser seats, Pearl Bailey health, restaurant tips, and J. Myer Schine’s court win.
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Movie industry bets on smarter audiences says Valenti
In an interview at his New York office Jack Valenti head of the Motion Picture Association of America predicts the film industry will shift away from sex and violence toward more lifelike stories. He cites rising education levels and changing demographics as the new prime moviegoers while noting the MPAA rating system guides parental discretion and theater checks. Continued on Page 5 Col. 3.
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Aphrodite Roman name and other myth Q&A
The list asks for the Roman name of Aphrodite and Hermes, Zeus, the Greek name for Juno, and Greek name for Neptune tied to Oberlin College opening in 1833. It also includes a pronunciation note and old aphorisms, plus a separate answer claiming Venus Mercury Jupiter Hera Poseidon.
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Johnson aide warns on film influence on youth
A former Johnson aide voices concern about the impact of contemporary movies on young people, urging awareness of media effects amid current cultural trends.
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Terre Haute Tribune details and publication notices
The Terre Haute Tribune lists staff titles and contact hours and provides pricing for subscriptions in Indiana and Illinois. It notes the Tribune’s long history since 1894, Night and Sunday editions, postal and publishing details, and rights reserved.
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Explorer Post hikes Brazil to Rosedale on abandoned tracks
A group from Explorer Post No. 369 hiked from Brazil to Rosedale on abandoned railroad tracks. Participants included Harry Watson, Don Jackson, Jeff Pell, Bob Dickard, Phil Baker, and Terry Jones, with approval by Clay County Sheriff Glenn Van Horn.
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