Editorials on defending free speech from Voltaire quote
A TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE opinion piece cites Voltaire about defending all speech. It argues for robust protection of expression while acknowledging controversy. The author frames free speech as essential to democracy and public discourse.
Counsel of Restraint in Vietnam War Debate
The piece argues restraint and negotiated settlement may be wiser than the smash-to-victory approach. It cites inflation of enemy strength figures, Westmoreland's optimistic claims, and a rising call from Asian scholars and Time magazine for de escalation or a peace that arrests Communism. The tone urges prudent, balanced policy and warns against global conflict risks.
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Edwin O. Reischauer
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What Luna Made Of What Sur veyor data suggests about moon composition
The Surveyor missions collected thousands of lunar photographs and samples revealing an Earth like soil rich in oxygen and silicon with basalt-like distribution. While similarities to Earth fuel theories the moon may have formed from Earth's material, final answers await manned lunar tests.
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Prophylaxis to polity and Chaucer in a holiday quiz
On this day in 1783 George Washington resigned his Army commission and retired to Mount Vernon. Verdi's Aida premiered in Cairo on Dec 24, 1871. The features cover vocabulary Lavaliere and quotes about trust and courage with answers: vaccination, mulligatawney, scalpel, right bank downstream, Geoffrey Chaucer.
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Epidemic of Blindness Calls for Eye Institute
Dr. Jules Stein, head of Research to Prevent Blindness, warns the United States faces an epidemic of blindness with about 42 000 new cases annually. He urges creation of a National Eye Institute under NIH and faster government eye research to address the problem.
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Astral light sparks earth war fears over Bethlehem miracle
In a satirical New York column, Bob Considine rewrites a Christmas Eve notion as an armageddon scare driven by a misread star. Nations mistake a celestial show for a Turkish illuminated rocket, prompting global panic before UN hints it is a reconnaissance craft.
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Man of the Year nominees mix finance politics religion and cars
Washington humorist weighs candidates for man of the year including Jerry Wolman under debt and bill woes, Rep. Jerry Pettis for crime policy, Rev. Dr. Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis for a widely quoted sermon, and an unnamed designer of China's Red Flag car with a joke about after-ride desire.
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Jerry L. Pettis
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China
Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune Star mailing details
The notice outlines subscription rates for Terre Haute Indiana and Illinois editions, including prices for daily evening and Sunday delivery, various durations, and regional exclusions. It also covers postal classifications, publication history, contact guidance, and rights regarding unsolicited submissions.
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Horoscope for December 23 Readers born today face integrity and criticism
The column advises born on the day to value criticism, remain principled, and avoid compromising standards. It lists zodiac signs Capricorn through Sagittarius with holiday guidance and urges calm, service, and thoughtful decisions for the season.
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Walter Winchell’s Faces in the Crowd Highlights
Walter Winchell chronicles Hollywood figures and public appearances in New York. Greta Garbo Twiggy Pearl Bailey Cab Calloway Ava Gardner Julie Christie and others are spotlighted with comments on stardom, fans, and nightlife in a brisk society column.
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Dallas Memories and the Kennedy Assassination Narrative
Jim Bishop reflects on Dallas as a city of iron opinions and commerce, recounting his long research into the JFK assassination, the city’s complex reaction, and the enduring demand for a definitive account beyond sensational tales. He notes Dallas’s pride, suspicion, and the lingering impact of November 22, 1963.
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