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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
4
A collection of opinions explores the value and limits of free expression, defending Voltaire’s ideal while acknowledging tensions between speech and social responsibility. The pages consider how diverse viewpoints shape public discourse and policy.
Richard Monty Grant a longtime Terre Haute Star editor and reporter who retired in 1962 after 48 years in journalism is mourned by colleagues and friends in Terre Haute and beyond He served as city editor from 1944 to retirement and earlier in the 1920s beginning his career in 1914 He also worked for Evansville Peoria and Terre Haute Tribune and left a lasting memory of friendship across the profession.
The fight for a complete U S Soviet treaty banning underground nuclear tests advances as Pentagon detection gains close the remaining hurdle. A full ban may proceed with or without on site inspections, as scientists say detection methods reduce undetected violations.
The federal Postal Savings system is being phased out as banking options expand. About 127 million dollars remained on deposit last March with many depositors not yet notified due to outdated mailing lists. Authorities should use mail and advertising to inform depositors and return their funds.
Inez Robb recalls a shopping incident where a woman’s stretch pants nearly fell. Robb proposes a new answer to sagging: suspenders for women. Her witty idea asks designers to create practical fashion supports.
AP reports a humorous claim that the phrase Apres moi le deluge was first uttered by Santa Claus. The story envisions a post Christmas living room scene with a family and two children, describing a chaotic room strewn with pine needles cards candy and plastic shards.
Bill Keane sketches a chaotic holiday scene as a spilled perfume bottle, escaped guinea pigs, a toppled clock, and a collapsing Christmas tree shatter the calm. A frazzled family mutters jokes about snow and maid service while trying to salvage the mess.
A dated horoscope passage offers birthday guidance across all signs with advice on career focus and personal balance. It includes Capricorn to Sagittarius entries and ends with a humorous Hal Boyle vacation note and family scene about a bank statement.
Bob Considine laments reporting missteps and unethical handling of The Death of a President by Manchester and Look magazine. He warns the widow and Robert Kennedy share blame for the controversy while predicting two inevitable paths for the book’s future: a tame magazine version or a pirated sensational edition that will sell widely. Continued on Page 5, Col. 4.
Answers include nutritional factors. uncontrolled cell reproduction. developmental level. John Keats. Isaac D'Israeli. The note cites 1848 gas lamps at the White House and defines labefaction as a shaking or downfall.
Public notice style catalog for Terre Haute Tribune circulation and mailing rates. Includes contact and postal details, subscription prices for various regions and time frames, and disclaimers about unsolicited submissions and liability.
Marine Pvt. Frederick E. Kraly Jr. spends leave with his parents after recruit training in San Diego and will undergo three weeks of individual combat training before reporting to his first post. A city bus driver jokes about filling the back, Indiana State students await finals, Sandy Smith enjoys a Christmas diamond, Norman Burris welcomed a daughter two days late for Christmas, Love Bush jokes about chips and dip, Paul Nasser offers penicillin as a gift, and Charlie Pfister quips about weather forecasts. Esten Fuson marks another year with Downtown Cadillac.
A congressional Fountain Committee report due by February 1 will harshly critique FDA procedures amid resignations and a mass staff purge. It backs a merger of two scientific units, promises tighter controls, and questions agency power and staffing while contrasting U S and British drug safety systems.
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