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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
4
A short editorial riffing on Voltaire’s maxim about defending free speech. It argues for protecting even unpopular opinions as a cornerstone of democratic society, urging readers to uphold open dialogue and resist censorship while acknowledging the complexities of moderation and responsibility.
The piece analyzes President Johnson facing a baffling Vietnam War, risk of political damage, and the likely use of the war as a campaign issue by Republicans. It notes Johnson's direct dealings with Ayub Khan and contrasts White House diplomacy with the distant stalemate at Paris and Hanoi. It recalls Truman and Korean War dynamics to emphasize electoral pressure ahead of 1966.
Suburban New York builders seek to abolish a zoning board of architectural review arguing rules against identical designs curb competition. The board says its aim is to avoid excessive similarity while builders claim the move serves private interests, not health or safety, and threaten urban aesthetic value.
Remembrance of Kennedy remains strong two years after his death with books by those who knew him selling well and many places named for him. Arlington Cemetery draws many visitors to his grave, and his youth charm wife and children fuel ongoing affection. Unlike Garfield and McKinley, Kennedy inspires a lasting cultural attachment and may become a lasting folk hero.
Cape Kennedy reports that the four man crew carried only six dollars during their multi million dollar experiment. Frank Borman and Jim Lovell each had a dollar known to us. They fly back to earth next Saturday and will have shown a dollar can stretch across more than 5,000,000 miles. On the Line.
Wally Schirra Tom Stafford and Jim Lovell were each given two torn cornered $2 bills by the National Aeronautic Association as the Gemini 7 mission began. The FAI requires Frank Cosan to retrieve the bills verify serial numbers and confirm authenticity before declaring the flight official. Cosan traveled to the carrier Wasp where the astronauts would be taken after re entry.
Questions cover cereal etymology, the Lafayette Escadrille, Julian calendar adoption, Suez Canal linking Mediterranean and Red Seas, and penguin flight. Includes names Beethoven Kodaly Austen Mead Gols... Coward Moore and a 1944 Battle of the Bulge note. Answers: from Ceres. American flying group. 1582. Mediterranean and Red Seas. No.
A columnist promotes sending Christmas cards to strangers from Who's Who in America to spark interest and form unlikely friendships. The plan promises flattery and future hospitality, with letters exchanging gossip and tips, and a humorous pay off as past favors resurface in conversation.
A long horoscope excerpt offers sun sign guidance for December 16 Friday focus on avoiding conflicts and choosing a compatible partner. It includes astrology like Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio and ends with a humorous aside about bourbon and Christmas cards.
Public notice style summary of Terre Haute Tribune postal rates and delivery details. Includes pricing for Indiana Illinois routes, Sunday and evening editions, mailing terms, and carrier information. Mentions circulation policy and liability disclaimer for unsold manuscripts and pictures.
Dorothy and Robert Clark with son Dennis toured the Humane Shelter seeking a puppy and found an eight week old dachshund. the family praised the shelter and its dogs. The article also notes local sports and civic items including Max Heidenreich’s swim wins for Arlington State, a vandalized Indiana State Univ sign, a military academy promotion for John A. Avenatti, court staff changes in Parke County, and a Brazilian being teased about Catholic dining rules.
Walter Winchell reports on Lynda Bird Johnson cooling relations with D. Lefeve and notes public affection between the Begum Aga Khan and Rudolf Nureyev. Joan Bennett may pair with a Chicago socialite. Midland-Ross eyes gains on Wall Street. Nhu book edit by Ann Gregory. Kintner’s NBC divorce recalled network presidents’ ice-pick stance. Glenn Ford’s wedding date up. Smathers’ son in Viet Nam war zone. Jacqueline Kennedy’s friends eye antique china gifts. Wall Street bets on stock rebound after surgeon general’s report. Gary Crosby headlines, Mia Farrow’s sad eyes, and various high-society moves. Retired dancer A. Murray invests in Hawaiian realty. Adlai expands political role. Suki Scherer marries Dr. William Chick. Rolling Stones and Dick Clark feud ends. Natalie Wood to Hollywood, and Gardner McKay’s Romeo act. Mickey Cohen in prison wheelchair. Venezuela’s Natalie Wood non-wed continues commuting. Broadway glamour, Manero’s host Tony Manero, and Gen Motors profits exceed Brazil’s GNP.
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