Editorial Quote on Free Speech and Debate
A Voltaire attributed quote defends speech with fierce clarity. The piece underscores the principle of defending others right to express diverse views even if one disapproves.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1966
Page
4
A Voltaire attributed quote defends speech with fierce clarity. The piece underscores the principle of defending others right to express diverse views even if one disapproves.
A Southern Regional Council report questions federal zeal in enforcing Title 4 of the Civil Rights Act and accuses Southern officials of evasion and tokenism in desegregation. It argues that many so called best people have resisted the Supreme Court ruling and warns Congress not to slow the process further.
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines delivery times and pricing for subscriptions including daily, evening, and Sunday options. It lists rates by region, notes mailings from Terre Haute Indiana, and disclaims liability for unsolicited submissions.
A reflection on medicine as a human endeavor, noting doctors’ ideals and the cost and availability of care. It cites columnist views on society shaping doctors and argues that while adequate care is a right, doctors’ personal rights and feelings must not be eroded by red tape.
A growing chorus of American clergy opposes official Viet Nam policy. The Methodist Council of Bishops urges a worldwide religious congress to address the crisis and urges dramatic action to break the impasse. More than 60 bishops endorse the call.
A Lafayette Louisiana drive sent a trainload of supplies to aid Tarahumara Indians in Mexico but three months later the cargo remains in a El Paso warehouse. The Mexican government reportedly refused entry over political implications and later granted about 240000 dollars to Tarahumara relief.
On the Line reports Turkish press criticism of the United States and a staged riot in Adana over alleged obscene advances by American troops. The piece notes conflicting casualty figures, notes the same clubs carried by demonstrators, and describes the trial of 18 rioters for rioting and burning Turkish cars.
The page lists quiz answers: 1 The Bible and The Analects of Confucius 2 Aristotle 3 Dr William Harvey 4 Democritus 5 The Jews. It notes Libya’s 1951 independence and Hong Kong fall claim from 1941. Includes word list Watch Your Language and daily guidance for Dec 25.
A collage of show business and political chatter reports on Mrs JFK not being serialized by The London Times, Ronnie Barnes and Ella Vargas wedding, Mahalia Jackson’s husband challenging a divorce action, and Vic Mizzy’s looming child support fireworks. Elvis and Presley rumors swirl, Merrick laments a $4 million flop, and Kennedy Hoover bugging debates echo as Viet Nam protests falter.
The page blends daily zodiac guidance with festive holiday notes. It highlights personal traits for each sign and urges thoughtful mate selection while noting a late item about a noisy music group and a bankrupt show producer.
Jim Bishop visits Tiffany on Fifth Avenue to glimpse its vast collection worth millions. He notes Walter Hoving, the board chairman, and details prices from a $4.50 silver tube cap to a $99,000 diamond necklace while recounting store security and history.
In a suburban shopping trip a couple rescues a dead cat, debates burial fees, and later witness a shoplifter flee with the cat in a bag. The bag is found in an ambulance as a startled bystander remarks on Christmas shopping.
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