Editorial Motto Attributed Quote Citing Voltaire
A quotation credited to Voltaire about defending free speech circulates as a modern editorial emblem. The piece discusses the tension between personal opinion and the right to express it in a public forum.
FBI Wiretaps Stir Debate Over Government Espionage
The piece argues that FBI eavesdropping under J. Edgar Hoover and Robert Kennedy raises concerns about law enforcement listening to private conversations without court sanction. It notes Kennedy's knowledge is less important than the practice itself and links to the Bobby Baker case and a Supreme Court ruling.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Abdication of Edward VIII Fades From British News After 30 Years
The 1936 abdication saga lingers in memory but was largely ignored on the anniversary. The Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson hosted a quiet lunch in Paris as headlines faded and public attention shifted.
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Edward
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Paris
Smylies Thin Reed Signals GOP Hopes for 1968
The piece notes Idaho Governor Smylie suggesting health and a mood of discontent could cause President Johnson to skip another bid, a notion treated as doubtful yet toyed with by some Republicans as they eye 1968. It cautions that such speculation remains thin and unlikely.
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Robert E. Smylie
GOP
Johnson
White House
Abandoned American Dykes Simmons Seeks Review in Congress
Dykes Askew Simmons, an American condemned to death in Mexico for a 1959 triple murder, remains imprisoned in Monterrey. Prosecutors rely on circumstantial evidence, and his execution seems unlikely. Senators Morse and Yarborough plan hearings as Congress weighs possible release, with Morse seen as leaning toward innocence.
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Dykes Askew Simmons
Mexico
Monterrey
Congress
Simmons
Morse
Yarborough
Senate
Westmoreland surveys Viet Cong attack at Tan Son Nhut airfield
The scene at Tan Son Nhut shows heavy damage after a Viet Cong assault with mortars and a kamikaze charge. Gen. Westmoreland tours the wreckage, consoles wounded GIs, and questions the attackers’ resolve as planes and jeeps await repairs.
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Our Mr Boyle Noted Signs Of Middle Age Habits
HAL Boyle catalogs humorous signs of aging from shaving routines to memory slips and wallet clutter. He notes multiple glasses, dated calendars, forgotten anniversaries, vague recall of letters, and a tendency to favor short items over long ones, ending with a jab about a plastic Christmas tree.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Johnstown
Horoscope for Friday December 16 and weekend zodiac outlook
A dated horoscope outlines traits for born today and weekend signs. It urges finishing tasks, notes artistic inclinations toward theater or writing, and warns travel and solitude should not derail career goals. The Saturday section lists Sun signs with daily guidance, emphasizing caution, social dynamics, and prudent spending.
Reading Thomas Merton through a novelist’s lens
Jim Bishop reviews Thomas Merton’s Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander noting the monk’s broad religious sympathy and lucid prose. He highlights Merton’s use of quotes from diverse sources and his habit of turning to everyday humor while challenging dogma and urging tolerance across faiths.
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Thomas Merton
Our Lady of Gethsemani
Kentucky
Five Quick Trivia Answers From The Grab Bag
The list reveals answers: 1 Fridtjof Nansen 2 A nautch girl 3 Domenico Theotokopoulos 4 Xenophobia 5 Bushido. A New York fire in 1835 caused massive damage exceeding twenty million dollars.
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Fridtjof Nansen
Domenico Theotokopoulos
Terre Haute Tribune advertising and mailing rates notice
The Terre Haute Tribune details subscription and postage rates for Indiana and Illinois, with separate prices for evening and Sunday editions. It lists contact times for replacements and states Tribune-Star Publishing Co. at 721 Wabash Ave Terre Haute Indiana 47808 and disclaimer about unsolicited material.
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Illinois
Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Tribune-Star Publishing Co., Inc
Wabash Ave
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Tribune Company
Knutson Honored For Berkeley Workreation Program
Mrs Knutson receives city honor for coordinating Berkeley Workreation Program since May 1964 which offers teen summer employment. Also notes local life milestones including surgeries at St Anthony Hospital, birthdays and anniversaries, and a joke from Dave Berry.
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Andie Knutson
Berkeley
Calif
Ruth Reynolds
Terre Haute
ISU
University of California
Knutson
City of
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