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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a quote attributed to Voltaire on defending free expression. It emphasizes the right to speak one's mind even when disagreeing with the content. The editorial endorses robust discussion as essential to public discourse.
The President's Commission on Civil Disorders warns of two segregated societies if action lacks. It urges decisive, possibly sacrificial steps to bridge racial and economic divides, comparing the threat to a national peril and affirming that reversal and choice remain possible through bold policy.
A Philadelphia federal court ordered a local draft board clerk to release full member details including names ages and military affiliations. The ruling highlights public access versus board secrecy and urges broader disclosure under the federal information act.
A recurrent theme urges better use of knowledge in health and nutrition. Despite access to vaccines like polio protection for a decade, many Americans remain unvaccinated and diets are less balanced than a decade ago.
On March 3 the International Rescue Committee celebrated 35 years since its February 1933 founding by Leo Cherne and others including Albert Einstein and John Dewey. The group aided anti Nazi leaders and later refugees from occupied Europe, helping Chagall Werfel Lipchitz and tens of thousands of refugees reach safety.
The article chronicles the IRC relief work across Europe and Asia from the 1950s onward, aiding refugees fleeing regimes in East Europe and Cuba. It notes reception centers in Berlin Geneva Hamburg Hong Kong London Madrid Mexico City Montreal Munich Nuremberg Paris Rome Saigon Stockholm Trieste Vienna and a large Vietnamese refugee population. It mentions the IRC’s medical staff and five day care centers and cites a Canadian nurse-anesthetist describing a Hue province hospital during Viet Cong activity.
In a classroom sketch the lecturer mocks double talk as language that hides meaning. He cites lines like If ever I can be of any possible assistance to you and Dont call me, I ll call you as examples, contrasting surface politeness with underlying intent.
A compilation of witty one liners and social jabs credited to Bil Keane. The humor trades barbed compliments and playful insults about relationships money and social polish. The snippets showcase punchy lines about apartments lectures and dating with a lighthearted newsroom voice.
A Thursday horoscope notes individuals born today should balance talents with chosen work, cautions against accepting others ideas, and highlights research as a likely field. It offers sun sign guidance for Pisces to Aquarius and ends with fragmentary dialogue about friendship and a request for a loan.
On this day in 1945 the U S Army First Army crossed the Rhine at Remagen near Cologne in a pivotal wartime advance. The quiz notes list answers: Library of Alexandria, Bruce Barton, Rudyard Kipling, 100 senators, a bireme galley with two rows of oars.
The Terre Haute Tribune details mailing rates for Indiana and Illinois residents, including evening and Sunday options and durations. It notes deadline timings for copy requests and outlines postal and republication rights managed by Tribune Star Publishing Co. with Associated Press credits.
The Strawberry Hill Cannoneers will fire salvos and participate in the dedication of the new post office at 1925 S 13th St next Sunday at 1 45 p m Generalissimo Lenhardt Bauer asks members to report in uniform.
Walter Winchell surveys Ronald Reagan’s color image film project and Hollywood cast chatter. He notes Paris premiere, New York and California release timing, plus rumors of a Senate divorce and other entertainment buzz, including stars, venues, and a Ben Franklin-style literary plug.
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