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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1968
Page
4
A columnist cites Voltaire to argue that defending others' right to express views is essential even when the opinions clash with personal beliefs. The piece emphasizes principle over partisanship and the value of open dialogue.
The president outlines an ambitious program to combat urban decline calling for 26 million new housing units for low and moderate income families and broader use of model cities urban renewal and mass transit improvements. Congress may modify but urgency and scale are clear.
The Draft Declaration on Social Progress and Development signals UN progress toward birth control rights within national policy. It notes families have the right to knowledge and means to decide family size, with broad international support despite Catholic opposition and slow pace.
The piece argues that withdrawing special guards from the Soviet Embassy after a life‑threat was oversimplified. It suggests continued, even routine, high security would reduce international tension and only cost little compared with the gains, noting the need for stronger protection as standard practice.
On the Line with Kyle Rote he says a fresh start would lead to golf stardom. He notes golf top players now earn vast sums, surpassing old cabbage harvests, with figures from $50 000 to $2 000,000 across tours and broadcasts.
Answers list poses questions on rulers and deities with Constantine and John L McAdam named. The column notes 1937 wage rise and language hints amid trivia prompts.
A columnist argues growing up is less a milestone than a lifelong journey. Adults remain haunted by childhood fears and the desire for freedom, while children feel bound by rules and danger. The piece explores the paradox of aging.
The column advises women to balance social climbs with homemaking duties and men to guard against loneliness. It notes strong business acumen and spending urges for those born on March 1 and lists daily zodiac hints for Aries through Aquarius. It concludes with a teaser about continued guidance on page 5.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription prices for various editions and regions, with phone contact for missed copies and delivery areas. It notes mailing details, back-page postal charges, and Associated Press rights disclaimers.
Tribune staffers report on local school affairs with George Asworth visiting Posey county schools Mt Vernon and wife Helen teaching at Junior High North western and Evansville universities mentioned for sons. Also notes on Paul Newman flight sighting in Daytona and other light community items.
Walter Winchell columns chatter about Jayne Mansfield’s ex-husband Mickey Hargitay and Ellen Siano planning an April wedding. The piece notes Bardot rumors, a Paris intrigue about a gambler, and a pop star’s rumored sex change in Denmark. It mentions a U S Communist Party Strategy School in Manhattan and security at the Russian Embassy. A Nick Adams death mystery is raised and aDC Mental Health Association ball at the Shoreham Hotel is teased with LBJ and HHH among attendees.
Jim Bishop argues fashion is driven by male designers and big business. He claims women’s apparel, from gowns to lingerie, is crafted to provoke attention and deter laughter, while men are stuck in uniforms, with freedom only through golf and bold wardrobe choices.
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