Greens Defy Fire and Mob in Indonesia Siege
U S Ambassador Marshall Green and wife Lispenard faced a siege in Jakarta as mobs, including Communists, burned libraries and threatened the residence. The Greens rode out 18 months of danger amid gunfire and arson, aided by Marine guards and constant vigilance in a country sliding toward upheaval.
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Editorial On Free Speech Principle Echoes Voltaire Quote
A Wall Street era editorial defends the concept of free speech citing Voltaire. The piece asserts the right to express dissenting views persists as a cornerstone of democracy and safeguards minority voices. It urges readers to uphold tolerance amid heated public debate.
Year Ahead Economy Forecasts Stir Busy Tentative Outlook
Economists debate 1967 prospects as 1966 ends with mixed signals. Inflation and housing stagnation stress forecasts while Viet Nam spending and government fiscal policy loom large. Walter Heller predicts no dramatic slump and favors modest tax hikes with lower interest rates to sustain expansion.
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Walter W. Heller
Heller
Spain Begins Move Toward Limited Political Liberalism
The article notes Franco led reforms approved by the Cortes as a step away from dictatorship, with reduced powers and hints of a future monarchy. It warns real democracy remains distant and parties still banned, but calls the move a cautious opening toward liberalism in Spain.
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Indiana to tighten controls as LSD fear grows here
A Stitch in Time notes LSD possession by unqualified individuals may threaten Indiana just as Berkeley's drug culture did. The piece urges the January legislature to empower state officials with stronger regulations, joining the Pharmacy Board, Health Board, police and AG to curb unsafe use before it escalates.
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Answers to a Grab Bag of Trivia Facts
On This Day 1876 Brooklyn theater fire killed 289. Items: gardener named for a place, The Last Supper painter, Kaisers title, country with most earthquakes, egg-laying mammal. Also impure, a knave avoids fools, elder opposition, today’s clever child. Trivia results: Alexander Garden, Leonardo da Vinci, Margraves of Brandenburg, Japan and Italy, duck billed platypus.
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Our Mr Boyle and Miscellany Highlights
A compact column offers assorted items from snaky speed limits to Christmas card totals and child intelligence tests. It notes baking soda in fire extinguishers, rifle ownership among students, and a joke about a wife and her husband’s inferiority complex with light commentary on language.
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Washington
Adams
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Catholic Digest
Horoscope Monday December 5 Birth day guidance and weekly outlook
A long horoscopic column notes born individuals show clear life aims and strong work joy while warning about emotional decisions. It lists zodiac signs for guidance Tuesday December 6 and ends with quotes about life values and a peculiar note on canned tiger meat and Oscar Wilde.
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Terre Haute Tribune advertising and mailing details
Public notice of subscription rates and mailing areas for the Terre Haute Tribune and its Sunday editions. Includes pricing for evenings and Sundays, rural routes, and outside Indiana Illinois, with contact and postal information.
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Pearl Harbor Day Flag Display Urged in Vigo County
Tribune staffers report Terre Haute residents urged to display flags on Wednesday December 7 Pearl Harbor Day. The piece also notes veterans honored from World War II Korea and Vietnam and includes local brief items and birthday notices.
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Wit and gossip fill a crowded literary week
Walter Winchell reflects on rioters and life’s traps while CBS’s Inside Red China spotlights toy stores in Beijing. Natalie Wood on press, Harper Cameron on ugly women, Harriet Sawyer’s Funny Girl debut, and billionaires Getty Hughes vs Zamindar Najam of Hyderabad are noted. More: Christie autobio in progress, George Sanders cynicism, Cesar Romero ties, Ben Wilson at 98, Streisand humor, and Garson Kanin remembers Maugham with Coward’s foreword.
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Cesar Romero
Ben Wilson
Kentucky
Barbra Streisand
MR. Maugham
Garson Kanin
Maugham
Noel Coward
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