Kosygin’s Moscow Speech Signals Subtle Policy Shift
In a Moscow address Kosygin softened attacks on U S policy in Viet Nam and avoided direct blame of President Johnson. The New York Times fronted the piece as a possible party line change while the New York Post editorialized with cautious relief. He blamed unnamed advisors and noted that some Americans in high places may be reassessing the war.
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Bridge gap with Peiping fuels debate over policy and risk
By Bob Considine argues for open U S China engagement despite vilification while criticizing Congress charges about the B 70 and F 104 crash. The piece warns military aid to media ventures risks billions in prototype losses and questions use of air show teams for political gain.
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Jammed Freeways and Hair-Splitting Watchers
California commuters mostly drive to work with four of five on the road. The piece mocks Kremlin watchers for overanalyzing a Soviet leader’s Viet Nam remark and questions the White House monitoring of China. It notes heightened friendly gestures toward Peking and cites Vice President Humphrey’s West Point speech on finding ways forward.
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Family Circus Mr Boyle explores gender claims in light humor
Trellis Mae Pee ble cites a South African anthropologist Dr Marvyn Jeffreys who calls men crippled females and inferior. Wilbur counters with disbelief as the two exchange wry remarks on gender roles and life expectancy.
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Women and men debated in lighthearted dialogue
A humorous exchange centers on Dr. Jeffreys claims that women are safer drivers and mentally superior. Wilbur and Trellis Mae tease the idea that women should do heavy chores while men retire early, then shift to lighter domestic banter and TV as they defer the topic.
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Horoscope guidance and playful marriage vignette
A Wednesday horoscope lists sun signs with advice on confidence and independence. A brief comic exchange reveals Trellis Mae cajoling Wilbur over a beer, marking a small marital victory.
Stage Door Buzz and Show Biz Patter From New York
Walter Winchell reports on Elizabeth Hartman’s film pay raise and past Cleveland Playhouse wages, Stuart Whitman’s Broadway debut, Sophia Loren’s career highlight, Tennessee Ernie Ford’s long-term Capitol deal, and a glossy roundup of Hollywood pitches. A New York ne ws column blends nightlife curios with music and theater gossip.
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It Had It All: Quick Grabs From A Riddle Page
A puzzle page lists Q A items about patronymics from names, Roderick Chu from a book, common links among Trial Java Heidelberg Piltdown, a judge who left the bench for baseball, and Goldsmith's famous play. It also cites Mark Twain a definition and a wall-eyed term, with Today in 1775 Washington named commander.
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Editorial Motto on Free Speech
A Voltaire quote on defending free expression appears in this editorial note. The piece frames the right to speak freely as essential, even amid disagreement, underscoring the value of robust public discourse.
City's Future Progress Rests with the Council
The Tribune urges approval of Urban Renewal II to aid Indiana State University and Terre Haute. It argues ISU’s multi million dollar presence benefits education, housing, recreation, and culture, and urges City Council to pass the Community Center Project promptly.
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Two Point U S Viet Nam Peace Stance May Spur Talks
A Washington columnist reports Ambassador Goldberg trimmed the State Department’s fourteen points to two for his Catholic University speech. The two ideas mutual hostilities cessation and reaffirmation of the Geneva accords may nudge peace efforts, though Hanoi’s participation and new momentum remain uncertain.
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Indonesia and Malaysia Reach Accord Amid Southeast Asia Tensions
Indonesia and Malaysia agree to end their quarrel and pursue peaceful coexistence, a sign of Jakarta's new government moving toward Western-backed diplomacy. The accord follows Adam Malik's talks with Abdul Razak in Bangkok and underlines Sukarno's waning influence as Indonesia seeks broader international acceptance.
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Tribune notices and postal rates for Terre Haute edition
Classified notice shows subscription rates for Terre Haute edition with prices for various terms and editions. Includes contact instructions for missed copies, mail addresses, and disclaimers about unsolicited submissions.
Terre Haute name origins and local notes from Tribune staff
Tribune staffers discuss Terre Haute origin tracing the Mewhinney family back to Ireland in 1802 and a trader named Terry tied to Terry's Hut Barr. The column notes local Eastside changes Don Trout, road work over manholes, and mentions James Whitcomb Riley's references to Terry's Hut. It also covers local social items and a tribute to Jud Larson who died in Reading, PA.
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