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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
4
A reflective note quotes Voltaire on defending free expression. It defends the principle that differing opinions deserve protection even when disagreeing. The piece underscores enduring commitments to civil liberties and open discourse.
In Florida Democratic primary voters chose Robert K. High over Haydon Burns, signaling a shift away from racist appeals. Burns attacked High’s Negro support to mobilize white voters, but the electorate focused on issues, suggesting the South moving beyond color politics and toward issue driven campaigns.
The Surveyor I mission is deemed an unqualified success while Gemini 9 showed equipment failures limiting goals. The observations stress that space engineers must continue extensive testing before a manned Apollo can leverage Surveyor data. The contrast highlights progress and remaining challenges in hardware reliability under field conditions.
The Department of Labor figures show men 25 and older keeping jobs while overall unemployment climbs sharply in May. The rise is the largest in two years, signaling a possible slowdown in growth though the 25 plus group reports 2.1 percent jobless rate. The main surge comes from high school and college students seeking work. June figures due in July are awaited with concern.
This reflection notes a shift from traditional male grooming to a wide range of cosmetics for men. It traces early moustache wax to modern products like eyepads deodorants moisturizers cologne and even a five minute facelift. The piece concludes that men now smell sweeter than in the past.
Washington reports President Johnson is urged to explain his Viet Nam aims directly to the public. Advisers feel he has tried but audiences remain unreceptive. A suggested countermeasure is a nationwide leaflet campaign featuring a Johnson likeness labeled Tong Thong Johnson to reach Vietnamese and domestic readers.
Bob Considine stated American policy on Viet Nam in an April 7 speech. He affirmed an objective to preserve an independent South Viet Nam and promised necessary action, including air attacks, to slow North Viet Nam’s aggression. He emphasized resolve, deference to peace talks, and a plan for Southeast Asia development with international investment, including a proposed $1,000 million U. S. aid program under U N sponsorship.
New York AP notes that surviving summer requires more than lotion and trunks. The piece emphasizes packing a supply of doubletalk among the dozens of tested examples to navigate the season.
A playful collection spoofs a family cartoon by translating lines into cheeky captions. The snippets joke about tan lines, navy blunders, beach banter, and rustic cabins with humorous asides aimed at readers familiar with old cartoons.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates by region and timing options. Details include daily and Sunday delivery, evening editions, and pricing for Indiana and Illinois addresses.
The reading urges born individuals to pursue creative, practical work and maintain top status. It warns of rivals while stressing quality over quantity and the need to avoid cheapening one’s output, with daily guidance by birthday sign.
Tributes and social notes highlight Sesquicentennial fashion from Gibson girl blouses to 1890s styles. Rosemary Reese marks anniversaries with her husband Dick at Visqueen. Larry Liska previews track events with Association Press. IU Alumni Club and Vigo County groups discuss June 24 Bloomington meeting. Louise Jennings summers at Indiana Beach and works as a flight attendant, while a Kokomo couple welcome a six pound daughter Lisa Jo. Deer sighting wakes two Danville youths. PARENT family welcomes baby Lisa Jo.
The headwaiter in the Edwardian Room recounts her time at a beauty college salon. She describes long hours a six month course, low pay, chaotic classrooms, rude clients, and the hardship of training on real customers while students learn hair, tinting, facials, manicures, and pedicures.
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