Editorial on defending free speech despite disagreement
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
4
Drive Defensively to Cut Highway Toll This Winter
The piece warns of rising highway deaths this winter as shortened daylight and icy roads raise risk. It urges drivers to watch their own perceptions and nerves, stay alert, and drive defensively to reduce fatalities between now and the new year.
Compromise Seen Possible in Kennedy Book Dispute
A settlement talks possible to resolve the William Manchester JFK assassination book dispute outside court. If a deal preserves history and privacy, deletion of some personal references may allow publication with minimal harm to the work’s historical value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Manchester
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Vorster's double-think on apartheid public address
In Vorster's nationwide address distributed by South Africa's Information Service the prime minister denies the policy of separate development rests on jealousy fear or hatred. He claims apartheid offers dignity and equal opportunity within each sphere while critics call it repressive rule over the Black majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
General Assembly
Southwest Africa
Vorster
Information Service of
Speculation on Supreme Court changes in Washington
Washington gossip centers on potential Supreme Court shifts. The piece weighs paths from Ramsey Clark to Jaworski to Mentschikoff to Thur good Marshall or Katzenbach, noting uncertainty about retirements of Warren Black Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Leon Jaworski
Houston
Loia Mentschikoff
Chicago University Law School
Thurgood Marshall
Nicholas Katzenbach
LBJ
Warren
Black
Douglas
Itinerant Quiz and Trivia Fragments From a Mixed Page
A collage of quest items and facts including distances to Antarctica and Australia, geography prompts about Graham Coast and Arnhem Land, a quote and a historical note on NBCs 1928 network launch, with marginal language on judging and fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equator
Graham Coast
Arnhem Land
The Patriarch Athanagoras Inspires in Istanbul
The scene outside St George's courtyard shows a crowd of several hundred faithful awaiting the ecumenical Patriarch Athanagoras I. Cameras snap as the revered leader prepares to appear, signaling a moment of seasonal generosity and peace from Vietnam to the Orthodox world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Vietnam
Athenagoras I
St. George’s
St. Peter's
A Midnight Audience with a revered black robed figure
On his 81st birthday a tall, bearded leader in flowing black robes greets a flock in a cobbled yard then leads them to a second floor room where about 100 sit in reverent awe. He speaks on a historic day of church reconciliation between East and West and ends with wine and gumdrops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Church of the East
Our Mr Boyle Pioneer Offer Stirs Family Talk
Hal Boyle reports on remarks that spark controversy as a community leader addresses a sensitive issue. The piece notes familiar defensive lines about lineage and behavior while hinting at broader social tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Junior
Which do you want me to do drive the car or listen
A Bil Keane cartoon panel features a witty exchange about chores and daily irritations. The characters tease each other with quick quips about driving, watching soap operas, karate lessons, and missing mail to Santa. The humor hinges on mundane tasks becoming exaggeratedly charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Horoscope Remembers December 23 Signs and Holiday Caution
The column lists zodiac readings for December 24 and general guidance for each sign. It urges self-control around holidays, finishing projects, keeping plans flexible, and focusing on home and family settings. The tone mirrors a period daily horoscope style with practical, mild warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Tribune publication terms and mail rates announced
The Terre Haute Tribune provides delivery instructions for missed copies and contact times. It details mail subscription prices for Indiana and nearby regions, rates for evenings and Sundays, and notes post office registration and copyright information for 1903 print edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tiranois
Tribune
Inviana
Ilenois
Terre Haute
Ind
Tribune-Star Publishing Co., Inc
Wabash Ave
Tribune Company
Christmas reunions at Letterman General Hospital amid SLEIGHBELLS project
Tribune staffers report holiday reunions for veterans and families at Letterman General Hospital San Francisco as part of PROJECT SLEIGHBELLS. Alonzo Berry and family greet SP4 Harold Berry wounded in Vietnam on a Christmas visit. Also noted are FRED KINTZ in serious condition at Union Hospital and Bud Cromwell’s music legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Calif
Alonzo Berry
Sp4
Harold Berry
Vietnam
Fred
Freddie” Kintz
Union Hospital
Bud Cromwell
Johnny Johnson
Tokyo Gardens
K of C
Wabash
Entertainment Notes Wide Ranging From Fellini to Aruba
Walter Winchell surveys show business chatter including Peter Sellers spoofing director Federico Fabrizi in After the Fox and a New Girl In Town tease for Tobi Reynolds at The Upsy-Downsy. Eddie Bracken and associates plan an Aruba hotel casino with Dutch approval while 1967 film plans surface at 20th Century-Fox. Johnny Marks debuts a non Christmas tune Anyone Can Move a Mountain and Frank Sinatra Sarah Vale and others release new records as Christopher Cerf and Christina Drew move to Asti's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federico Fellini
Peter Sellers
Federico Fabrizi
Tobi Reynolds
P. McCartney
M. Dietrich
Eddie Bracken
Isle
Aruba
D. Merrick
Queen Victoria
20Th Century-Fox
Johnny Marks
Christmas in the Bowery by Jim Bishop
Reporter Jim Bishop depicts a cold city Christmas spent among the Bowery’s homeless. He describes lines for meals, harsh street scenes, rough shelters, and a stark morning bath as a front-page look at urban poverty during holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hehmans
S. 6Th St
Cpl
Jon F. Hehman
Marine Reserve Center
Kansas City
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Voltaire
Baruch Spinoza
Antarctica
Australia
Sir Walter Scott
National Broadcasting Company
Joo-De-Kebel
THE
By Bob Considine
Himself
Pope Paul VI
Jeru
Mr. Boyle
By Bil Keane
Stella
Staal
Buster
Alice
Terre Haute Gazette
Terre Haute Tribune
the Tribune
Pat Pritsch SR
Mayfair Dr
Pat JR
Navy
Jerry Belts
Pat
Kitty Hawk
Tim O'Leary
Jennifer
John R. O’leary
Azores
Capt. O’leary
Diana
Walter Winchell
Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Lawrence Welk
Winchester Cathedral
Frank Sinatra
Jerry Vale
Sandler & Young
Dominique
Billy Lorraine
Burt Reynolds
Lynn Collins
Les Ballets Africains
Christopher Cerf
Bennett
Christina Drew
Exec
Asti’s
Judith Barcroft
J. Callison
Billie Dale
George Bernard
Roseland
Ryan O’neal
Jim Bishop
Chatham Square
George Clark
Bowery
Chinatown
Jesus
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