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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1965
Page
4
A concise reflection quotes Voltaire on opposing views and defending free speech. It emphasizes the tension between personal disapproval and upholding others’ right to express ideas, framed as a famous adage attributed to Voltaire.
De Gaulle secures a new seven year term amid questions of lasting stability for France. The veteran leader, facing a runoff against Francois Mitterrand, won 55 percent as supporters credit his personal authority while critics warn of US and Britain risks and NATO fragility without his controlling influence.
An American spaceflight record unfolds as two capsule ships meet 180 miles above the Philippine Islands, traveling 17 500 mph with a 20 foot closeness. The rendezvous confirms crucial techniques for lunar missions and future space operations.
Fondue is described as a social game rather than mere cooking. Players dip bread or meat chunks into hot oil or cheese, sharing forks and a central pot. Rules vary, with a playful penalty of kissing a neighbor if a meat portion is dropped.
A column praising NASA space feats and the Gemini 7 mission as a display of American strength and unity amid world criticism. It highlights astronauts Schirra Stafford Borman Lovell, the cost of recovery forces, and calls for Right voice of America to celebrate human achievement and shared concern for a lost sailor.
HAL BOYLE jokes that books serve many uses beyond reading and offers a playful catalog of book titles linked to public figures and events. The piece suggests choosing large type, hard covers, and many pages, then lists satirical titles tied to politicians actors and activists of the era.
Born under a dual personality, you mix warmth with detachment and may excel in work that pays off while avoiding becoming a mere reflection of others. Seek a partner who understands your complex self, and don’t give up love or marriage, as rewards await. Read your birthday para for tomorrow’s guidance.
The page lists trivia prompts on democracy, the first U S constitution, early telegraph cable, League of Nations status, and the Kellogg Briand Pact. It notes 1790 saw Pawtucket’s first cotton mill, cites William Pitt on power, defines tradition, and lists notable births Irene Dunne Harvey Firestone Branch Rickey.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists publication history dating to 1894 and 1869 for related papers and announces mail and Sunday delivery options with pricing. It notes circulation rates for Indiana and Illinois addresses, carrier distribution, and asks readers to call for missed copies. It includes postal details, ownership, and a disclaimer about unsolicited submissions.
In New Brunswick New Jersey Rutgers University offers an 11 session course on the garbage collection business for collectors and supervisory personnel. The program covers the intricacies of the waste management industry as it gains formal academic status.
Tribune staff roundup Christinae items from IU and ISC history decode name changes for nearby schools. Pat Daugherty hints at twins while Ruth comments. Dr Edward Freije’s King Apollo wins Latonia races. Lefty Compton touts a ready mix potato invention, sparking KP jokes. Jack Lundstrum sends Sierra Leone greetings. Peace Corps work noted. Terre Haute prison staff shifts include Beale Bethel and Post. Pursell departs to Marion, Illinois.
Walter Winchell reports on Manhattan scenes including subway vendors at 53rd and 3rd Avenue and Madison Avenue fashion, plus a lighted United Nations Plaza Alcoa Building feature “Peace On Earth” in six languages. He recalls Prince Bertil of Sweden’s U S visit, Don Drysdale acting, and Neville Brand war hero status, with entertainment notes from Gwen Verdon to Lena Horne and James Coburn.
Stratford Ontario AP reports artistic director Michael Langham plans the 1966 lineup including Henry VI Henry IV and Twelfth Night plus Mozart Don Giovanni. Further selections to be announced later.
United States wholesale merchants posted total cumulative sales of 84.7 billion dollars in the first six months of 1965, a rise of 8 percent from the same period in 1964, according to the Census Bureau.
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