Editorial on defending free speech amid disapproval
The Terre Haute Tribune editorial echoes Voltaire on defending speech rights despite disagreement. It argues for robust protection of expression as essential to democracy and public discourse, urging readers to uphold legal guarantees even when encountering offensive or controversial views.
U N policy and Rhodesia critique by a critic
The piece argues the United Nations favors Communist fronts and ignores Soviet threats while criticizing U S aid to South Vietnam. It accuses U Thant of bias, claims Rhodesia endangers no neighbor yet faces embargo, and says U S support of the UN undermines Western security and progress for blacks and whites.
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Overcoming Heart Transplant Obstacles Through Donor Supply
A discussion of the critical shortage of donor hearts for transplants, noting two main causes: limited viability after removal and reluctant consent from relatives. The piece anticipates longer preservation times, possible heart banks, and calls for education to widen public understanding of the procedure’s potential life-saving impact.
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Senate Defeats Javits Plan For Urban Summer Jobs
The Senate blocked a 52 million dollar measure to fund summer jobs for urban youth, described as essential to prevent violence in ghettos. Critics said delaying action harms city youths while funding highways proceeds, highlighting dangerous inaction before summer.
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Bugs Baer Plans Outing For Pundits In New Jersey
The 82 year old Bugs Baer threatens to leave his Stamford estate Frigby-O-The-Bias for King Features Syndicate pundits outing at Braidburn Country Club in North Jersey. He jokes about maps divining rods and notes other KFS figures sending in entrance fees as he imagines a humorous, rambling invitation full of colorful, era reflecting wit and satire.
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Teenage diary hang-ups in Girls Romances comics
Washington columnist notes the July issue of Girls Romances, a comic book with 8.5 million copies in print, featuring a first page kiss and a girl eager to write about it in her diary. He questions its impact on teen readers and hints at sexual awakening themes.
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Terre Haute Tribune subscription and mail notice details
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates by mail for Indiana and Illinois including Evening and Sunday editions with various term lengths. It outlines delivery prompts, post office classifications, and announces that unsolicited manuscripts and photos are sent at owner's risk with no liability for return. It notes Associated Press rebroadcast rights and reserve of special dispatches.
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Horoscope hints at personal growth and social roles
Saturday reading adapts to each sign with cautions on conflict and collaboration. It urges self awareness and suggests professions in social work, teaching, or religious service, noting balance between peace and necessary fights for recognition.
Landmark ship wheel added to San Francisco skyline
A huge ship's wheel is fixed to the 40 foot piers in Fisherman's Wharf, becoming a new landmark in San Francisco. The sign post stands at a busy tourist hub and draws crowds with its prominent placement.
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Presidential candidate mock interview after midnight
A satirical nocturnal session features a presidential candidate and a psychiatrist under sodium pentathol as they debate Vietnam racism poverty crime and campus riots. The candidate brashly reveals policy stances while quips and Freudian slips echo the era’s political tempers.
Walter Winchell On Kennedy Shooting Prelude And Claims
Walter Winchell notes describe Kennedy before the ambush at the Hotel Ambassador Palm Garden as crowds gathered and police offered no protection. He cites editorials, press restrictions, Marilyn Monroe’s birthday episode, autopsy links, and references to Blavatsky and Leadbeater as contextual fodder for the evolving assassination narrative.
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