Editorial on defending free speech and Voltaire quote
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial defends the principle of free expression, citing Voltaire's maxim that one may disapprove of views yet defend the right to say them. The piece argues for robust liberty in public discourse and critique of censorship.
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Paris Stage Is Set for Hard Talks in Paris
The full cast of negotiators has arrived in Paris signaling renewed movement after a long stalemate. Persistent procedural fixes point to slow, acrimonious talks ahead as Saigon and Vietcong delegates join discussions. A substantive session may begin before Nixon’s inauguration, shaping U.S. strategy with Ky’s hard line on Hanoi.
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Need Strong Commissioner to Restore Baseball Power
The firing of Lt. Gen. William D. Eckert as baseball commissioner underscores the need for a leader with true baseball knowledge and authority. Owners lack decisive power, and without empowered leadership, the sport remains a patsy to football amid shifting fan interest and ongoing rule resistance.
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Christmas Cards and the Busy Husband
The piece notes that many men send few Christmas cards beyond their business circle while some wives insist on personalized notes about family news. It laments the workload on husbands who must draft many cheerful messages amid shopping and decorating, concluding that Christmas comes but once a year.
Supersonic airliner fate hinges on FAA decision
Washington notes the FAA will decide next month whether to approve Boeing’s revised supersonic airliner design. The project, costly and long term, faces engineering hurdles and weight concerns, with government backing estimated at 75 percent of development costs. If approved, production could begin years before the 1970s era ends.
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Mystery writer alias and opera trivia challenge
Answers include A A Fair, Sam Spade like orchid loving detective, Edgardo, Victor Herbert two operas Babes in Toyland and Nedda from Pagliacci, and Columbia University’s original name Columbia College. Other items reference golf tees patent 1899 and penalology term.
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Mr Boyle on Sex Roles and the Unisex Debate
AP columnist argues times are confusing as gender distinctions blur though many favor two sexes. He sketches playful tests like ring wearing and dishwashing to separate boys and girls, ends noting adults cannot determine sex by themselves.
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Sagittarius Horoscope Snapshot and December 13 Outlook
The column touts strong affections and family loyalty for born today with keen intuition and steadfast resolve. It notes women born under Sagittarius will blend instinct with experience, face obstacles, and stay true to their thoughts as they chart their future. The piece lists December 13 horoscope notes for multiple signs with brief guidance.
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Jaycees host Indiana Jaycee chief visit and note multiple local events
TRIBUNE STAFFERS report on Indiana Jaycee president Paul Houghland visiting Friday to honor Beacon School of the Valley with a ceremony and reception at the Albert Pick Motel. The event recognizes Jim Woodard Bob Bindley and Dennis Michael for a Mental Health Seminar trip, plus various community notices including JA donation and local officials’ activities.
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Walter Winchell and Paris Talks in a TV World
Walter Winchell surveys Cold War culture and politics while noting Oswald and De Gaulle stories and a Paris Peace Talks stalemate. He cites public figures like Mark Lane and Jackie Kennedy in a lively column about pop culture, politics, and Broadway shows from New Orleans to New York.
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