Editorial Quotation Highlights Free Speech Defense
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial quotes Voltaire on defending freedom of expression. The piece emphasizes that disapproval of speech does not justify curbing rights and calls for robust defense of civil liberties.
Surtax Drive Persists Amid Vietnam War Debate
President Johnson's 10 percent income tax surcharge remains alive seven months after unveiling. Fresh signs point to renewed attention as Vietnam troop levels and costs loom. Treasury officials led by Henry Fowler plan new Senate testimony to push for the surcharge, with supporters urging higher taxes if war expansion accelerates.
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Legal Insurance and Access to Legal Help
An ABA study explores legal insurance to guarantee legal aid through prepaid premiums similar to medical insurance. Some lawyers oppose the idea, but supporters say it could ensure that everyone in need receives legal assistance and reduce long term costs.
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Dayton Wins National Clean Up Contest Trophy
Dayton Ohio receives the award for a year round community effort rather than a single surge of activity. Citizens, Camp Fire Girls, civic groups, and volunteers organized park adoption, school tulips, gas station contests, and a city wide cleanup hauling 1500 tons of rubbish. A task force plans urban design for future improvements.
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Nixon faces tougher path as Romney and Rocky shift New York race
On the Line notes Nixon’s fragile hold as Romney falters, Rockefeller shifts to draft a comeback, and New York’s delegation looms large. The piece surveys campaign dynamics, party infighting, and Nixon’s looming challenge to secure delegates at the 1968 convention.
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Our Mr Boyle and the image economy hoaxes
A humorous sketch lampoons status fixation: executives receive bling like a gold key to the executive washroom and honorary titles while managing a bevy of secretaries and commuting duties. The piece satirizes how image matters more than actual achievement in a world of prestige and influence.
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Horoscope for March Sixth With Birthday Focus and Advice
This horoscope guides readers born under each sign to balance intuition with learned knowledge and effort. It emphasizes personal growth, social aims, and practical steps, noting strengths in logical thought but cautioning against overlooking hard work and prudent financial or relationship decisions.
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Great Salt Lake State Answer and trivia notes
A dated trivia compilation lists Utah as the Great Salt Lake state and Guinevere as Queen, with Big Ben as the London clock tower bell. It notes Bedloe’s Island in New York harbor as home to the Statue of Liberty and identifies the Rocky Mountains and Appalachian Mountains as the two major ranges.
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Birthday spreads and flags as local page notes
A light local column notes multiple celebrations including Howard Leach turning 93, Fred E. Koester 85, John Sullivan 12, and Carolien Klotz. Nick Agresta sells 430 flags for Kr victor Stein's Legion, while Guy Newman buys the 400th. The Military Wives Club forms in Terre Haute. Corporal John Kerins and Seaman Ronald Smith receive promotions and training.
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Pop” Koester
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Farmersburg
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Vietnam
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Monroe Blvd
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Bernard Levin lampoons Vietnam era patriotism in press column
Walter Winchelling tone with a London Daily Mail piece by Bernard Levin mocks American citizens watching television while others die in Vietnam. The column references hunger strikes, race relations, and War protests, urging readers to send Levin's words to kin in Vietnam.
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London Daily Mail
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Oregon youths must show firearms competency certificate
Juvenile hunters under 17 in Oregon must possess a firearms competency certificate. Hunter safety courses are offered during summer across most areas of the state.
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UPI
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