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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
2
A Bugle Call Editorial defends Voltaire's axiom that free expression should be protected even when disagreeing with the speaker. The piece argues the right to dissent underpins democratic society and cautions against chilling critiques.
Revival of tax sharing between the federal government and states gains momentum in Washington as Republicans push the idea in the new Congress. But critics cite state inefficiency and voter skepticism of reforms as major obstacles to better government and broader adoption.
An opinion piece notes former President Eisenhower’s preoperative tests and argues many Americans fail to use modern medicine fully. It cites cost, ignorance, indifference, and time as barriers to preventive care such as polio vaccination and measles screening, urging greater patient and professional responsibility to raise public health levels.
Observers note Governor Brown hints at using film actors to energize the Democratic slate after his defeat. The piece compares Republican use of movie luminaries like George Murphy and Ronald Reagan with possible Democratic moves to recruit actors such as Gregory Peck to carry the party banner.
European visitors to this country are struck by its vast diversity from Maine to California and from Canada to Mexico. The piece urges Americans to recognize Americas wealth of beauty and to be thankful for the land as a gift, especially during gift-giving season.
USO branches in Vietnam rise to ten with Da Nang to open before Christmas aiding weary servicemen. They provide rooms, milk shakes, message tapes, family calls and the Bob Hope Show to lift spirits. Letters from civilians express hope for speedy homecoming and thanks.
New York columnist recalls old fashioned Christmas rituals and family memories. He contrasts handmade ornaments with modern glitz, describing tree decoration by crafts, candlelight, and a trolley ride home with a star of tinfoil.Santa’s gift of a simple orange ends the vignette.
The column urges Sagittarians born today to harmonize feelings with surroundings and career aims, favoring business success over pure arts. It cautions against overindulgence in intimate circles, urges clear demands, and lists daily sun sign guidance for each zodiac. Christmas memories end with a warm family scene around the fire.
Answers list includes Levia than author unknown, Thomas Malthus as author of An Essay on the Principle of Population, biology defined as the science of living matter, and technology as the science or study of practical arts. Also notes Washington death in 1799 and Hobbes as a prior answer.
Daily Terre Haute Tribune information page lists delivery notices and schedules. Offers contact times for missed copies and messenger service. Provides pricing for various subscription options and mailing addresses for Tribune-Star Publishing Co. in Terre Haute Indiana.
Tributes to Indiana Sesquicentennial on LAW RENCE WELK show feature Hoosier performers JOE FEENEY PAUL DRESSER and songs like Wabbast Blues Gary Indiana Back Home Again in Indiana. Local notices share hospital recoveries new home purchases and birthday greetings across the community.
A collage of Hollywood gossip and media buzz features Zsa Zsa Gabor on marriage remarks, Sandy Koufax retirement optics, Dean Martin’s network humor, Ed White and Sam Shulsky money talk, and critiques of critics. The piece weaves in public figures like Bing Crosby, Jayne Mansfield, Richard Speck imagery, Audrey Gellen Mai Took, and theater icons with cultural snapshots from midtown landmarks, Graham, and The London Times items.
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