To Solve It Get Involved Sunday Girl Scout Week Begins
March 10 marks Girl Scout Sunday and the start of Girl Scout Week, honoring Juliette Low and the 56th anniversary of the movement in the United States. Five thousand four hundred sixty one local scouts join three million nationwide in celebrating values and exploration themes, with senior troops at Eastern Illinois University addressing youth issues through Juliette Low’s enduring laws.
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Editorial on defending speech rights echoes Voltaire
A Terreh Haute Tribune editorial cites Voltaire saying he may disapprove of speech yet defends the right to say it, underscoring the newspaper's stance on free expression and civil liberties.
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Voltaire
Calfornia Nears Stricter Auto Emission Standards
A California legislative hearing focused on two bills to curb automobile emissions. The measures would require all cars sold and registered in the state to meet stringent standards by 1970 and urge state use of purchasing power to push pollution-free car development. Other states urged to follow.
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Change in the Pattern Among Labor Leaders
The piece contrasts David J. McDonald former long time head of United Steelworkers with past union bosses. It notes his Palm Springs retirement social circle inclusion at the Racquet Club and acceptance among wealth circles. The article argues modern labor leaders mingle with elites, unlike earlier bosses.
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Winds of Change and Nixon Reemerge in 1964 GOP
On the Line reflects on Nixon’s 1964 GOP convention role as spectator, his California losses, Rockefeller’s NY delegation, and the shift in party dynamics. The piece notes polls betting Nixon or Rockefeller for the next bid and mentions rising riot-prepared cities and Monroe County.
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Two Sacred Rivers and a Bridge Tale
On this day in 1855 work began on Niagara River’s first bridge linking U S and Canadian railroads. The quiz lists Ganges and Jumna as sacred rivers and answers Scotland Mexico sea gulls and Julius Caesar, reflecting a playful mix of trivia and aphorisms.
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Mexico
Julius Caesar
Our Mr Boyle: overrated life elements questioned
A column lists items many accept as given and questions their status. It catalogs topics from politics to pop culture and consumer goods, urging readers to re examine value.
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Milton Berle
Allen Ginsberg
Robert F. Kennedy
Everett M _dirksen
Burton
Tribune notice on subscriptions and postage rates
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates for Terre Haute and surrounding areas with service by mail and carrier. It lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, with separate rates for Indiana Illinois mail routes and rural routes, plus postal details and newsroom policy on submissions.
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Tribune
Ndiana
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Terre Haute
Horoscope Friday March 8 Lead with mood control and leadership
Born on your day you may become a strong leader once you master moods. Learn to lie low during mood swings and gain self confidence plus trust from others. Choose a retiring mate and avoid aggressive rivals who seek the limelight.
The Medicine Show and the Cold Cost Americans
Jim Bishop remarks on a Consumer Reports book claiming aspirin brands differ mainly in price and Americans waste billions on colds. He questions the AMA’s stance and notes science’s progress against cancer and heart disease without curing colds. Continued on page 5. Col. 1.
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Sign of spring geese sighting and local notices item
Harold Johnson reports a large flock of geese with a good tailwind heading north. The Indianapolis Press Club plans its annual gridiron show for March 23 with speakers Senators Howard Baker and Gale McGee. Local events include a Young Democrat gathering, a leave for SGT Mike Fulwiler, the birth of Melissa Ann Denny, Lena Letz Kus birthday, and updates on Bob Russell and Elizabeth Mabry.
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Sullivan
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Indianapolis Press Club
Howard Baker
Gale Mc.gee
Walter Winchell Gossip and Political Quips Blink in NYC
A collage of political rumors and personal lapses surfaces in New York City as Walter Winchell’s column touches on Joan Crawford Ford favorites, Judge Milton Pollack, Romney’s exit, marital counseling lectures, golf tourney funds, and Evelyn Lincoln notes.
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Milton Pollack
White House
Romney
New York State
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